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Sunday · 140 answers · 4 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-03), then by uses across the whole archive.

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    IRE

    58D Choler

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    ARI

    55D Man's name that's another man's name backward

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    378
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    ETNA

    129A Its name is derived from the Greek for "I burn"

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    334
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    ANY

    91D ___ given Sunday

    33
    249
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    IDLE

    122A Wait in neutral

    30
    259
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    TIL

    29D ___ Tuesday (Aimee Mann's band)

    29
    169
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    RAN

    119D Dashed

    25
    291
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    ALTO

    69A One whose range goes from about F3 to F5, musically

    25
    290
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    RHO

    78D See 118-Down

    23
    191
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    STP

    48D Fuel additive brand

    23
    172
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    ASP

    128A Nile reptile

    22
    265
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    DRS

    130A OB/GYNs, e.g.

    20
    116
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    APP

    100A Common 99¢ purchase

    19
    133
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    DARE

    74A Challenge

    19
    116
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    CAR

    8A Saturn or Mercury, once

    17
    201
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    ERG

    64A A little bit of work

    17
    175
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    ODIN

    87A Thor : Thursday :: ___ : Wednesday

    17
    159
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    URL

    37D Something often underlined and blue

    17
    148
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    UPS

    73D Co. with brown trucks

    17
    123
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    ORG

    33D Dot follower

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    108
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    WEE

    105D Diminutive

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    165
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    AAH

    49A Sound of relief

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    152
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    NAN

    88D Photographer Goldin

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    118
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    EGGS

    44A Confident juggler's props

    15
    116
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    SITE

    22A Something to build on

    15
    115
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    INERT

    127A Not so moving?

    14
    149
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    POET

    20A Yeats or Keats

    14
    98
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    CHI

    118D With 78-Down, Greek letters that together sound like a world capital

    13
    148
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    OVERT

    77A Blatant

    11
    63
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    TDS

    34D Some ESPN highlights, for short

    10
    179
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    TEAR

    68D Eye drop

    10
    149
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    DAN

    1A Advice columnist Savage

    10
    122
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    RICO

    83D Anti-mob law, for short

    10
    80
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    FUR

    106D Cat's pajamas?

    10
    66
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    INE

    89A Suffix with hero

    9
    155
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    HAL

    51D Director Ashby

    9
    140
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    ANNO

    6D ___ mundi

    9
    128
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    NAPE

    116D Scruff

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    115
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    IMAM

    16A Prayer leader

    9
    111
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    DAIS

    90A Oration station

    9
    106
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    NHL

    15D Grp. with the Vezina Trophy

    9
    101
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    TGIF

    7D Popular ABC programming block of the '90s

    9
    98
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    META

    94A Cleverly self-referential

    9
    87
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    NEAP

    38D Half-moon tide

    8
    114
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    KNOT

    117D Masseur's target

    8
    100
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    SEOUL

    72A World capital with the Gangnam district

    8
    40
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    ATA

    86A ___ glance

    7
    161
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    RTES

    10D 66 and others: Abbr.

    7
    128
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    ROAN

    52D Dappled horse

    7
    111
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    LURE

    24A The fly in fly-fishing, e.g.

    7
    67
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    CUT

    45A Film director's cry

    7
    59
  52. 52
    DOM

    90D ___ Pérignon

    7
    54
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    ONESIE

    85D Baby shower gift

    7
    25
  54. 54
    ALEE

    120A Safe, on board

    6
    275
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    ICI

    14D "Vous êtes ___" (French map notation)

    6
    97
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    IONIA

    23A Ancient Aegean land

    6
    94
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    CASTE

    98A Social stratum

    6
    51
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    MEDIA

    17D Pastels and charcoal, for two

    6
    46
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    ASKIN

    109D Invite to enter

    6
    29
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    ISLET

    53D Key

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    74
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    LABS

    46A Blood work locales

    5
    67
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    PANSY

    121A Violet variety

    5
    32
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    SAVER

    108A Spendthrift's opposite

    5
    22
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    HIE

    28D Hasten

    4
    112
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    RPI

    79A N.Y. engineering sch.

    4
    76
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    CRETE

    118A Where Minos ruled

    4
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    YELP

    43A React to a stubbed toe, maybe

    4
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    FLAT

    4A Out of tune ... or bubbles

    4
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    GOOF

    65D Flub

    4
    32
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    SPOOL

    125A Part of a sewing kit

    4
    32
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    UTTERROT

    42D Balderdash

    4
    10
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    EES

    40A Some M.I.T. grads: Abbr.

    3
    57
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    RIOTS

    70A Hilarious folks

    3
    57
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    OATHS

    19D Swear words?

    3
    39
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    IROBOT

    32A Classic sci-fi anthology whose first story is titled "Robbie"

    3
    30
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    BLEAT

    35A Sound from a flock

    3
    29
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    AEROSOL

    9D Fine spray

    3
    27
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    CABIN

    11A ___ fever

    3
    27
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    CATCH

    54D Hidden downside

    3
    27
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    YADA

    115D When repeated, a "Seinfeld" expression

    3
    22
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    AGELIMIT

    50D 17, for an R-rated movie

    3
    17
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    ERNEST

    104D First name of a literary "Papa"

    2
    57
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    EPOCH

    21A Pliocene, e.g.

    2
    49
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    ECARD

    61D Often-animated greeting

    2
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    SPOIL

    25A Turn

    2
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    NECTAR

    75A Hummingbird feeder filler

    2
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    SPURN

    66A Brush off

    2
    21
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    FLIRT

    4D Toy (with), as an idea

    2
    20
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    EATOUT

    27D Enjoy some dishes without doing dishes, perhaps

    2
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    RICOTTA

    52A Cannoli ingredient

    2
    13
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    APPROVE

    12D Rubber-stamp, say

    2
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    LONGO

    18A Opening opening?

    2
    6
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    AGA

    76D Palindromic title

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    TVA

    71D New Deal program, in brief

    1
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    OUTRE

    41A Bizarre

    1
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    ONCUE

    111A Perfectly timed

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    NEET

    126A Nair rival, once

    1
    40
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    ELICIT

    67A Draw out

    1
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    DEUS

    124A Saturnus or Mercurius

    1
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    HARES

    123A Jack rabbits, but not rabbits

    1
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    STETSON

    99D Bit of ranch dressing?

    1
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    SIREE

    62D Yes or no follower

    1
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    COYOTE

    45D Trickster of Shoshone mythology

    1
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    ETOILES

    95D French stars

    1
    12
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    SMOLDER

    84A Barely contain anger

    1
    12
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    ARCHES

    97D Utah national park

    1
    8
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    HINDS

    31A Female deer

    1
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    PLENTY

    20D More than enough

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    TENSEUP

    96D Clench

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    5
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    ONOR

    59D ___ about (approximately)

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    OSAY

    63A Anthem opening

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    EPISODE

    112A Pilot, e.g.

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    BASSET

    47D Short-legged hound

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    REUPS

    107D Extends a tour

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    MIDDLE

    60D Undesirable plane seat

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    9
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    AMIABLE

    2D Easygoing

    0
    8
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    AVOIDED

    100D Got around

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    8
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    DREA

    80A Actress de Matteo of "Sons of Anarchy"

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    8
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    PHYLA

    113D Parts of kingdoms

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    PRESETS

    102D Radio buttons

    0
    8
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    UPAT

    39D ___ the crack of dawn

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    8
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    CESARE

    11D One of the Borgias

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    6
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    DISROBE

    1D Wear off?

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    6
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    ONTHEWATERFRONT

    103A Dock-udrama? (1954)

    0
    6
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    SHOOTER

    93D Alcoholic drink consumed in one gulp

    0
    6
  126. 126
    DAMA

    82D Lady of Spain

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    5
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    ITSHERE

    92D "My package arrived!"

    0
    5
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    OBVIATE

    30A Render unnecessary

    0
    5
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    LOOSEST

    5D Least strict

    0
    4
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    THEGODFATHER

    81A Family film? (1972)

    0
    4
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    BOOKBAG

    13D Kids use it for texts

    0
    3
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    COULDBE

    8D "Perhaps"

    0
    3
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    RUSTED

    57D In poor condition, as old machinery

    0
    3
  134. 134
    SUNSETBOULEVARD

    36A Road movie? (1950)

    0
    3
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    MYSORE

    110A ___ Palace, Indian tourist attraction

    0
    2
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    NATIVES

    3D Hometowners

    0
    2
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    HONEYISHRUNKTHEKIDS debut

    114A Short film? (1989)

    0
    1
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    PATRIOTGAMES debut

    56A PG movie? (1992)

    0
    1
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    PEDDLER debut

    101D Street vendor

    0
    1
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    RAIDERSOFTHELOSTARK debut

    26A Indy film? (1981)

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    1