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Tuesday · 78 answers · 7 debuts

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

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    ALE

    54A It might be brown or pale

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    570
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    YES

    64D "You rang?"

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    365
  3. 3
    ALOE

    14A ___ vera

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    497
  4. 4
    SNL

    20A Show known for its cold opens, for short

    40
    263
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    ONCE

    46A In years past

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    326
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    OAT

    42A Cereal bit

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    290
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    OIL

    46D Big Alaska export

    27
    282
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    ELK

    41D Rocky Mountain National Park sighting

    25
    207
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    DOT

    30D One of three in a Morse "S"

    25
    178
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    ION

    24D Particle in a particle accelerator

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    258
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    INON

    61D Sit ___ (audit)

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    166
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    OTOE

    68A Tribe that lent its name to a Nebraska county

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    198
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    ELAN

    2D Pizazz

    20
    267
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    ATSEA

    43A Totally lost

    18
    194
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    DOS

    65D Salon creations

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    175
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    IPAD

    67A Tablet released in 2010

    18
    83
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    OMAN

    32A Mideast sultanate

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    201
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    OWN

    29D Cable channel named for a talk show host

    17
    148
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    LIP

    38A Sass

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    136
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    NAAN

    50D Tandoori bread

    17
    69
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    OMIT

    28D Leave out

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    218
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    DIE

    23A Half of a Monopoly pair

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    168
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    AISLE

    12D Political division, metaphorically

    16
    140
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    ALPO

    57D Big name in dog food

    13
    138
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    STET

    37D "Keep as is"

    12
    225
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    MEL

    45A Funnyman Brooks

    12
    151
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    HALT

    22A Guard's command

    12
    64
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    EACH

    36D A pop

    11
    130
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    ICED

    18D ___ coffee

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    106
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    AGEE

    62D Pulitzer-winning James

    10
    201
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    MOOR

    26D Secure at shore

    10
    81
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    AIRS

    6D Broadcasts

    9
    110
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    NYET

    55A Moscow turndown

    9
    97
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    TAUT

    5A Opposite of loose

    9
    80
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    PUN

    9D Many a groan inducer

    9
    64
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    NESTS

    13D Locales of wasps and spies

    8
    127
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    NEAP

    58D Kind of tide

    8
    114
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    UMPS

    7D Ones usually found at home

    8
    69
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    VIA

    60A By way of

    7
    145
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    WES

    40D Director Anderson

    7
    113
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    WOO

    33A Sweet-talk and send chocolates, say

    7
    82
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    RASPS

    69A Speaks with a gravelly voice

    7
    53
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    IDIG

    19D Hipster's "gotcha"

    7
    52
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    STEAL

    11D Super bargain

    6
    87
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    ELLIE

    66A "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" actress Kemper

    6
    72
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    TROU

    5D Garment that may be "dropped"

    6
    36
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    SYNE

    71A "Auld Lang ___"

    5
    87
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    LEWD

    1A Salacious

    5
    55
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    UNTIE

    16A Loosen, as a knot

    4
    76
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    DER

    4D ___ Spiegel (German newsmagazine)

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    115
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    TERESA

    8D Mother ___

    3
    73
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    PISAN

    9A Galileo, by birth

    3
    25
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    IEDS

    59D Modern war hazards, for short

    3
    7
  54. 54
    LAWS

    1D Ten Commandments, e.g.

    2
    41
  55. 55
    OGLES

    34A Looks lasciviously

    2
    39
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    KOLA

    27D Kind of nut

    2
    37
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    EGOTRIP

    44D It's all about me, me, me

    2
    36
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    ROOMY

    31D Spacious

    2
    21
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    SIMILES

    25A "Smart as a whip" and "sharp as a tack"

    2
    12
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    INVOICE

    51A Request for payment

    2
    7
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    FAIRYTALEENDING debut

    63A "Happily ever after" ... or what 17-, 27-, 39- or 47-Across has?

    2
    3
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    ACCT

    48D Bank statement no.

    1
    59
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    CALI

    39D The Golden State, familiarly

    1
    55
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    INFER

    51D Deduce

    1
    51
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    RIME

    15A Frosty coating

    1
    50
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    LOPS

    70A Cuts with shears, maybe

    1
    22
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    CRANIA

    56A Skulls

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    18
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    DERAIL

    49D Waylay, as a conversation

    1
    13
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    NYALA

    52D Spiral-horned African antelope

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    9
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    VEILS

    53D Some bridal accessories

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    7
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    CNTOWER

    39A Toronto landmark that's the tallest free-standing structure in the Western Hemisphere

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    4
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    CUSSED

    21A Cantankerous

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    3
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    GLADYSKNIGHT debut

    47A Who sang the 1973 #1 hit "Midnight Train to Georgia"

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    1
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    INCHING debut

    10D Moving at a snail's pace

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    1
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    KOMODODRAGON debut

    27A Largest lizard on earth (up to 10 feet long)

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    1
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    LONGEVITY debut

    35D What the biblical Methuselah is famous for

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    1
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    WARRIORPRINCESS debut

    17A Xena, notably

    0
    1
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    WORLDMAPS debut

    3D Some classroom wall hangings

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    1