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Sunday · 140 answers · 13 debuts

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

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    ETA

    32A GPS guess

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    ALA

    19A #1 of 50, alphabetically: Abbr.

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    ONO

    12D Peace activist Yoko

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    ICE

    114A Curler's surface

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    ACAI

    115A Kind of palm cultivated for its fruit

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    ARI

    92D Shapiro of NPR

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    IRS

    98A Org. that takes many forms

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    SIR

    4D Anthony Hopkins, for one

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    EDIT

    59D Computer menu with Undo and Redo

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    ETON

    75A 007's alma mater

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    TIL

    35D Up to

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    IMO

    29A Initialism that can include an "h" for "humble"

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    ALL

    115D ___-American

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    EDU

    123A Brown. ender

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    AGRA

    56D City that's home to three UNESCO World Heritage Sites

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    SAP

    127A Easy target

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    ATT

    31D QB's passing stat: Abbr.

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    ASEA

    60A On the main

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    EVA

    24D Green on the screen

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    RARE

    105D Like snow leopards and Siberian tigers

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    ESPN

    41D TV channel that owns the website The Undefeated

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    CAR

    97D Z4 or Q50

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    LESS

    125A What's more, it's said

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    ACTI

    69D When the Battle of Yorktown occurs in "Hamilton"

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    ABUT

    14A Be against

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    WOE

    110A Trouble

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    CUE

    116D Tool for pool

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    SOAP

    49A Dove bar, e.g.

    14
    114
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    ROAR

    36D Din from a den

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    ALPO

    81D T-Bonz dog treat brand

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    TOY

    17D American Kennel Club designation

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    UMP

    16D One whose calling is making calls?

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    AONE

    99A Five-star

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    AROMA

    10D Lead-in to therapy

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    ROSS

    64D Antarctica's ___ Ice Shelf

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    SAGE

    21D Stuffing herb

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    RICO

    90A Part of P.R.

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    ADHOC

    96A For one purpose only

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    SID

    42A ___ the Kid, nickname for N.H.L. star Crosby

    9
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    IDINA

    62D Tony winner Menzel

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    EMOTE

    51D Behave theatrically

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    LILAC

    50D Floral fragrance note

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    ARENAS

    20A Former basketball star Gilbert ... or the places he played

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    RADII

    33A Variables in (pi)r^2 and 2(pi)r

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    MAHI

    82A When repeated, a Hawaiian fish

    8
    44
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    AIDA

    84D Musical with the opening number "Every Story Is a Love Story"

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    OPRAH

    111A O icon

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    TOUR

    46D Part of a college visit, typically

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    BBC

    6A It was established by a 1926 royal charter

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    TABOO

    43A Party game similar to Catch Phrase

    7
    74
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    FIE

    118D Old-timey cry of disgust

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    CAMO

    22A Garb in a duck blind, informally

    7
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    TEEUP

    47D Prepare to swing, say

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    RUDE

    77D Like loud phone conversations in public

    6
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    GIT

    109D "Scram!"

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    ASSESS

    99D Judge

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    ATEAT

    67D Bothered persistently

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    CLOSE

    1A Getting warm, so to speak

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    ARCANA

    65A Obscure knowledge

    5
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    OAS

    112A Western Hemisphere grp.

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    GRAB

    83D Word before bag or bar

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    REMIT

    18A Send, as payment

    4
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    WIG

    27A Freak (out)

    4
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    TATER

    106D What tots might go after?

    4
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    ISPY

    26A Road trip guessing game

    4
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    EBSEN

    128A Buddy of "The Beverly Hillbillies"

    4
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    OMEGAS

    3D "w"-like letters

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    SONOMA

    25A California wine region

    4
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    EGADS

    30A Old-timey "OMG!"

    3
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    STAID

    91A Far from wild

    3
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    ADDTO

    60D Expand upon

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    TEARS

    126A Down stream?

    3
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    VEES

    40A Savvy couple?

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    CARIB

    55D Lesser Antilles native

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    DYSON

    38A Bagless vacuum maker

    3
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    GETEM

    58D "Go ___!" (coach's encouragement)

    3
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    NICHE

    68D Not for mass audiences

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    NOAM

    78A Linguist Chomsky

    2
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    ADAIR

    113A Legendary firefighter Red

    2
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    NEESON

    103D Star of the "Taken" trilogy

    2
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    BAAED

    6D Complained about getting fleeced?

    2
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    BASICS

    9D ABCs

    2
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    MIB

    120D Will Smith/Tommy Lee Jones film series, for short

    2
    10
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    ACEDIT

    74A Nailed the test

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    TIDEPOD

    71A Certain laundry detergent capsule

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    EFILES

    122A Submits an online return

    2
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    DITTO

    124A "

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    MEWL

    87A Whimper

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    RATEDR

    70A Violent, maybe

    1
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    VOLGA

    107A Europe's longest river

    1
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    LUNE

    121A Part of une éclipse

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    MESON

    100A Quark-antiquark combo

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    LAYUP

    108D Easy two points

    1
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    PINENUT

    93A Pesto ingredient

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    ETHERNET

    5D Wi-Fi alternative

    1
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    LIKENEW

    53D Restored to mint condition

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    LEVITY

    2D Humor regarding a serious matter

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    MISSOULA

    87D University of Montana city

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    EVERT

    28A Tennis star who won at least one Grand Slam title for a record 13 straight years

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    AIME

    56A "Je t'___" (words from a beau)

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    BATOR

    9A Ulan ___, Mongolia

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    KURD

    63A Member of an Iraqi minority

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    DEBATE

    88A It has its pros and cons

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    OOCYTE

    102D Immature egg cell

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    DOPED

    72D Took steroids, say

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    PEASOUP

    80A Dense fog, metaphorically

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    PLEX

    52A Suffix with mega- or multi-

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    TALLS

    47A Starbucks sizes smaller than grandes

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    TENORSAX

    11D Jazz instrument pitched in the key of B flat

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    ETCHERS

    54A Ones making strong impressions?

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    FESTERS

    44A Grows increasingly more irksome

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    GASMAIN

    83A Major utility pipeline

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    OFFERED

    39D Put forward

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    ACIDWASH

    14D Fading process for jeans

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    INVADES

    94D Emulates the Mongols

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    KOPS

    37D Keystone ___

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    BUMARIDE

    89D Hitchhike

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    CARTIER

    8D French luxury jeweler

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    EUGENIE

    57A Prince Andrew's younger daughter

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    MIOTIC

    73A Causing constriction of the pupils

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    NEODADA

    95D Old genre for 12-Down

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    STEAMOPEN debut

    48D Unseal furtively, as an envelope

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    3
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    CROWED

    1D Sang one's own praises

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    GLORIAALLRED

    61A Prominent women's rights lawyer

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    LEFTTO

    50A Given as a bequest

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    MOONPIES

    86D Marshmallow-filled snacks

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    REFUTE

    117A Prove wrong

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    STROBEEFFECT

    76A Visual phenomenon created by short flashes of light

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    ANTITHEFT debut

    79D Designed to deter stealing

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    BALLOONARTISTS debut

    104A Some entertainers at children's birthday parties

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    BASSOBOE debut

    15D Deep-toned cousin of an English horn

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    1
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    BLDDOORIVE debut

    7D Subject of a Sleeves Up campaign

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    CARTOONNETWORK debut

    34A Nickelodeon competitor

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    COEEFFMATE debut

    66D Nestlé creamer

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    DAYTIMEEMMYS debut

    119A Awards show that airs at night, ironically

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    1
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    OVERHEADDOOR debut

    23A Way into a garage, typically

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    RAMEOONNDLES debut

    13D Classic dorm room meal

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    SCHLLOOOANS debut

    85D Sallie Mae products

    0
    1
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    STEAALLRTOIS debut

    45D Beer in a green bottle

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    SWIEEMMTS debut

    101D Pool competitions

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