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Thursday · 78 answers · 7 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

    9D Director Roth of cinema's Splat Pack

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  2. 2
    EROS

    60D Psyche's mate in Greek mythology

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    OVER

    12D Done

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    ISNT

    27A Lacks existence

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    162
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    BEE

    47A Unfortunate occasion for a spelling error

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    184
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    TRY

    49A "___ this!"

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    180
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    YEA

    69A Vote for

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    192
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    IMS

    29A Some exchanges via AOL, once

    16
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    AMA

    44D Physicians' grp.

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    SNO

    64D Hostess ___ Balls

    14
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    INERT

    24A Unreactive

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    KEG

    19A Spot for a tap

    14
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    RAGE

    45A Choler

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    IMAGE

    27D N.A.A.C.P. ___ Awards

    13
    110
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    AQUA

    57D Shade at the beach

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    MAD

    35A Choleric

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    EZRA

    59D Book before Nehemiah

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    AXLE

    7D Turning point

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    119
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    INSET

    33D Map feature

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    PALE

    56D Like beige and lilac

    10
    81
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    FLU

    66A ___ season

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    STORE

    5D Cache

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    DANE

    61D Hamlet, for one

    8
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    ARGUE

    53A Get into it, in a way

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    61
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    FRAT

    51A Organization with pledges, informally

    7
    78
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    DENSE

    71A Impenetrable

    7
    77
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    IPASS

    55A Bridge declaration, in casual play

    7
    54
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    RUB

    40A Central difficulty

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    52
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    AGORA

    65A Lead-in to phobia

    6
    105
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    ATHOS

    1A Literary pal of Porthos

    6
    58
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    BLTS

    50A Alternatives to melts, maybe

    6
    52
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    TROU

    2D Pants, slangily

    6
    36
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    OSS

    26D Forerunner of the C.I.A.

    5
    114
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    EXALT

    15A Venerate

    5
    44
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    GYRO

    46D Halal cart offering

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    34
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    UVA

    16A Home of the N.C.A.A.'s Cavaliers

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    SALES

    28D Closer's specialty

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    IFFY

    55D Uncertain

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    ISUZU

    63A Carmaker from Japan

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    30
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    TONTO

    17A Arizona's ___ National Forest (whose name is Spanish for "stupid")

    3
    65
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    ESTEEM

    48A Regard

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    64
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    ALLIE

    18A Holden's late brother in "The Catcher in the Rye"

    3
    47
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    TRACT

    14A Area for development

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    REUSE

    42A Middle of a sustainability slogan

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    COUP

    36A Masterstroke

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    34
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    NORAH

    70A Newswoman O'Donnell

    3
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    YOKO

    25A Collaborator on 1968's "Two Virgins," familiarly

    3
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    HADES

    6A Architect of the original Sisyphean task

    2
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  49. 49
    GAGS

    13D Practical jokes

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  50. 50
    GENEVA

    43A Biggest French-speaking Swiss city

    2
    24
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    FAQ

    62A Kind of page

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    STUDIO

    31A Oil spot?

    2
    16
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    JOG

    11A Nudge, in a way

    1
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    SARONG

    37A Garment whose name comes from the Malay for "sheath"

    1
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    ATTS

    1D Courtroom figs.

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    REEFS

    39D Prime snorkeling spots

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    24
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    SPURT

    30D Gush

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    24
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    GUARD

    54D Watch

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    YOURE

    23D "___ the best!"

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    DALEY

    8D Surname of two former Chicago mayors

    1
    15
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    BUNGEE

    50D Jumper cable?

    1
    10
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    ALERO

    38A Final Oldsmobile model

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    TRUER

    52D More aligned

    0
    22
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    ONERS

    67A Single-take shots, in film lingo

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    OGEES

    34D Molding curves

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    AYERS

    22A Bill ___, noted Vietnam War-era activist

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    13
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    OCTANT

    4D Piece of the pie, perhaps

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    FRIO

    21D Cold, in Caracas

    0
    6
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    JUKE

    11D Vintage diner fixture, in brief

    0
    6
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    REWON

    68A Took back, as a trophy

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    5
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    DOUBLEDOWN

    32D Blackjack bet ... or a hint to applying the five shaded regions in this puzzle

    0
    4
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    BARABUSH debut

    41D Former first and second lady

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    1
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    COVERSION debut

    36D Whitney Houston's "I Will Always Love You," for example

    0
    1
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    HANGINDENT debut

    3D Feature of some bibliographic citations

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    1
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    HEARTMUR debut

    6D Stethoscope detection

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    1
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    REBOUNDED debut

    58A Bounced back

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    1
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    STEAKTARE debut

    10D Dish often topped with raw egg yolk

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    1
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    SUGARFREE debut

    20A Like some diet soda

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    1