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Saturday · 68 answers · 9 debuts

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

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    ETON

    31D Early educator of George Orwell

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    ONTO

    2D "I'm ___ you!"

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    244
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    ADELE

    18A Grammy winner with the surname Adkins

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    158
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    DAB

    47A Face-covering dance move

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    124
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    TARO

    25D Certain paddy crop

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    TOY

    19A National ___ Hall of Fame, in Rochester, N.Y.

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    109
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    RASH

    46D Far from deliberate

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    122
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    HOLE

    34D Course division

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    89
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    MIST

    1D Sight in a produce aisle

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    69
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    REACT

    20A Flip, say

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    67
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    SLEET

    14D Unwelcome forecast

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    94
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    TREES

    55A Its penultimate line is "Poems are made by fools like me"

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    77
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    VETO

    35A Gubernatorial option

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    56
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    ARTE

    48D Museo contents

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    154
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    ARROW

    45A Certain computer key

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    75
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    ALOFT

    41D Up

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    65
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    ODAY

    3D Danny ___, ventriloquist dummy for Jimmy Nelson

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    50
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    NAW

    52D "Thanks anyway, pardner"

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    34
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    INKY

    24D Like presses

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    41
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    ODELL

    50A Star N.F.L. receiver ___ Beckham Jr.

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    31
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    LURID

    44A Harshly colorful

    3
    33
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    SLITS

    10A Uses a letter opener on

    3
    26
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    HAIRY

    34A Fraught with risk

    3
    19
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    KOLA

    43A Nut chewed as a stimulant

    2
    37
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    RETD

    33A Like many Ariz. residents

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    BISON

    38A Yellowstone traffic halters

    2
    26
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    BOOK

    49D Enter into a calendar

    2
    22
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    OPEL

    26D Car with a lightning bolt logo

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    DYNE

    47D 10 micronewtons

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    48
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    NIPAT

    7D Pester playfully

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    33
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    WALT

    22A "Breaking Bad" protagonist

    1
    26
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    MABEL

    16A "The Pirates of Penzance" ingénue

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    18
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    FEMME

    53A Counterpart of butch

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    16
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    ARCADES

    41A Once-common mall fixtures

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    BRIER

    28D Patch growth

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    NONS

    32D Dijon denials

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    13
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    TOPOFF

    25A Refresh, in a way

    1
    5
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    MOODRINGS

    1A Bands popular in the '70s

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    3
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    POTDECREME debut

    27D French dessert of soft custard

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    2
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    APORT

    29A Left on deck

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    33
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    DUN

    4D Pressure over a debt

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    31
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    ITSELF

    6D "Life ___" (2014 Roger Ebert documentary)

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    29
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    ROLLE

    21A Esther of TV's "Good Times"

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    TELLS

    13D Restless movements, maybe

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    GMAC

    8D Finance co. rebranded as Ally Financial

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    RUDER

    42D Showing less refinement

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    12
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    BENICE

    28A "Quit your bickering!"

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    10
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    ESPERANTO

    54A Language in which "Hello, how are you?" is "Saluton, kiel vi fartas?"

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    10
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    POORER

    40D Traditional wedding vow word

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    9
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    HITLIST

    23A Offer sheet?

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    7
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    IBELIEVESO

    12D "Pretty sure"

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    7
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    KRUPA

    43D Gene who's considered "the founding father of the modern drum set"

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    6
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    PUTONS

    40A Gags

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    6
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    OLDSMOKEY

    36A Snow-capped peak of song

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    4
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    SMARTIE

    10D Brain

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    BULWARK

    38D Fortification

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    3
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    REDRAFT

    5D Second or third version

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    3
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    BROKEEVEN

    30A Reached the point of no return?

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    2
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    INDUETIME debut

    15A Later on, when appropriate

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    2
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    MIDDLES

    37D Some airplane seats

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    2
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    STANDSPAT

    17A Is resolute

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    2
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    BAKESALES debut

    30D Things that generate a lot of cookie dough?

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    1
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    EFILER debut

    39A One going paperless in April, say

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    1
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    LADOLCEVITA debut

    11D Classic film that gave us the term "paparazzi"

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    1
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    LAURANYRO debut

    51A "Stoned Soul Picnic" songwriter

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    1
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    SETTHEORY debut

    9D Branch of mathematics that uses union and intersection operations

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    1
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    SHARKWEEK debut

    56A Franchise with the "Dominating the Deep" DVD set

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    1
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    WORDSFAILME debut

    22D "I ... I can't even"

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    1