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Sunday · 138 answers · 14 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-02), then by uses across the whole archive.

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    ELI

    74D Whitney for whom a Connecticut museum is named

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    TSA

    92A ___ Precheck

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    188
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    TEE

    119D Symbol on a Junction Ahead sign

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    OREO

    27A ___ O's (breakfast cereal)

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    408
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    ANT

    44A Carpenter ___

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    SEE

    71A "Can't you ___?"

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    430
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    TEN

    45A Pin number?

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    369
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    ODOR

    106D Wood stain has a strong one

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    344
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    ARI

    57A The D-backs, on scoreboards

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    ESAU

    8D Isaac's firstborn

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    EMIT

    81D Send forth

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    OVA

    120D Future zygotes

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    ECHO

    37D Video call annoyance

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    AMEN

    35D Repeated word in Hozier's 2014 hit "Take Me to Church"

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    KNEE

    55A To take this, paradoxically, might signify taking a stand

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    264
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    SKI

    91A Boot attachment

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    180
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    ACES

    115D Pocket rockets, in poker

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    SENSE

    125A Brains

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    180
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    IDS

    38A Bouncer's requests, for short

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    181
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    TKO

    99A Result of the '64 Clay/Liston fight

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    123
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    UNI

    6D Sea urchin, at a sushi bar

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    153
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    DEMO

    29A Population grouping, informally

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    ROW

    42D Falling-out

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    RIOT

    2D ___ shield

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    ELITE

    46D High-ranking

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    POE

    62D "The Masque of the Red Death" writer

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    154
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    ADORE

    28A Love, love, love

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    AONE

    110A Super-quality

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    RASH

    82A Heedless

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    GOD

    69A Word in the Declaration of Independence but not the Constitution

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    OMS

    9D Meditation sounds

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    IKE

    79D Prez #34

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    ERMA

    3D Bombeck who wrote "At Wit's End"

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    ICED

    79A Like some coffee and sprains

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    106
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    EVADE

    63D Duck

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    LEST

    116D In the event that

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    MAAM

    30D Title for a lady

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    HIM

    54D That guy

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    ILE

    78A Haiti's ___ de la Tortue

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    ADAPT

    103D Make lemonade from lemons, so to speak

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    ORALB

    9A Dental brand

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    SOLE

    36D Base of an arch

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    EVAN

    70A ___ Rachel Wood of "Westworld"

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    122
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    SOHO

    59A London neighborhood west of Covent Garden

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    CAF

    80D Quick pick-me-up?

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    36
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    AIDA

    20D It's been performed more than 1,000 times at the Met

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    TIM

    107D Tiny ___

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    109
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    ARNIE

    21A "___ the Doughnut," children's book series

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    HIDE

    32D Be outta sight?

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    RUSE

    114D Ploy

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    77
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    ELISE

    39A Beethoven title woman (whose identity is unknown)

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    RURAL

    113A Like about 97% of U.S. land

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    NERVE

    47D Chutzpah

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    SSR

    64A Kirghizia or Byelorussia: Abbr.

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    ALGA

    75A Plant used in making biofuel

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    ANIME

    44D "Pokémon" cartoon genre

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    HOUR

    89D Common lecture length

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    HARD

    50D Like Parmesan and pecorino

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    TENTS

    124A Things that can be closed with a zip

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    REFI

    94A Loan option, briefly

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    EMS

    43D Mammal's head and heart?

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    149
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    LORRE

    104D Peter of "Casablanca"

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    GWEN

    69D Grammy winner Stefani

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    CRED

    41A Standing on the street

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    SHREK

    65D Film character who says "That'll do, Donkey. That'll do"

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    AMONRA

    40A Supreme Egyptian deity

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    BARB

    112D Hurtful remark

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    SALAMI

    14D Part of an Italian sub

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    HANG

    85D Be left undecided

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    NEB

    23D Kan. neighbor

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    ARIAS

    117A Óscar ___, 1987 Peace Nobelist from Costa Rica

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    PANS

    1D Trashes

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    VOWS

    56A Wedding exchange

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    TOKE

    67A Quick hit

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    PRONE

    121A Given (to)

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    ALARMS

    11D Aids for sleepyheads

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    ERIKA

    68D Christensen of "Parenthood"

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    DOTES

    109A Lavishes affection (on)

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    ORI

    51D "You do it ___ will"

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    MOORE

    105D "The Dick Van Dyke Show" co-star

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    AMELIA

    20A First name in flying history

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    SHUN

    84D Ostracize

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    GROG

    88D Watered-down rum

    2
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    LACED

    24A Like oxfords, but not slippers

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    HAWK

    34D Atlanta hoopster

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    SWATS

    64D Tries for a fly

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    TRADER

    122A Stock exchange worker

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    HUED

    26A Shaded

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    HOSTEL

    102D Backpacker's lodging

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    FEDEX

    18D Overnighting option

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    DISSES

    98D Trashes

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    OTERI

    60D Cheri of old "S.N.L."

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    STAMP

    25A Really put one's foot down

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    EVOKE

    49D Call to mind

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    ELIXIR

    58A Quack doctor's offering

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    DIBS

    111A "This one's all mine!"

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    RELOAD

    10D Click the circular arrow button, say

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    CLING

    53D Stick (to)

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    LINEA

    12D Top part of an I.R.S. form

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    BIDET

    96A Fixture whose name translates to "small horse"

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    ONERUN

    95A Like a narrow baseball win

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    IMEANT

    97D "Let me clarify ..."

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    TINMAN

    99D Yellow brick road traveler

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    ANDERSEN

    90D Giant in fairy tales?

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    REVERSES

    123A Makes Don nod?

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    ALTMETAL debut

    33D Alice in Chains genre

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    2
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    RUR

    73D Classic work by Karel Capek

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    ARTURO

    77A ___ Schomburg, Harlem Renaissance figure

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    KNEADS

    100D Folds and stretches

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    OREG

    108A Wash. neighbor

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    PRESSURE

    1A What a deadline increases

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    AERI

    83D Atmospheric prefix

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    FIERI

    17D Guy who hosts "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives"

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    SPIFF

    14A Neaten (up)

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    STUARTS

    93D Queen Anne's royal family

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    AIRLANES

    19A Jet routes

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    BADOMEN

    13D Red morning sky, to sailors

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    MCHALE

    52A Actor/TV host Joel

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    SANPEDRO

    5D Los Angeles port district

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    RESHOT

    7D Took another take

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    TERRIF

    86A "Fantabulous!"

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    WHEREWEREWE

    72A Post-interruption question

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    NOMANISANISLAND

    22A Classic saying originated by John Donne

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    PRADAS

    15D Some pricey handbags

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    SLAMDANCES

    4D Participates in a mosh pit

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    2
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    ALUMINUMINGOT debut

    103A Relatively light foundry product

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    1
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    ARMEDGUARD debut

    76D Certain security officer

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    BAHAMAMAMAMIX debut

    31A Aid for making a tiki bar cocktail

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    1
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    BLANDEST debut

    126A Least spicy

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    HASADATE debut

    34A Isn't attending solo, say

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    HOWOFTEN debut

    61D "With what frequency?"

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    1
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    INCOMETAXES debut

    16D Things Wyoming and Nevada lack

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    KINGKAMEHAMEHA debut

    87A First ruler of a united Hawaii

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    PRIMETIMETV debut

    62A Most expensive block

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    RETRIBUTION debut

    66D Payback

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    1
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    ROMATOMATOSAUCE debut

    118A Potful in some Italian kitchens

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    1
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    THUDDING debut

    101A Hitting the ground heavily

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    1
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    WELCOMEHOMEHON debut

    48A "Glad to have you back, dear!"

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    1