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Saturday · 70 answers · 5 debuts

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

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    ACAI

    58A Kind of bowl ordered at a juice bar

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    ELS

    19A A couple of dollars?

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    EYE

    10D Inspect

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    NIL

    60D Zip

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    ASEA

    16A Like castaways, before being cast away

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    ALEC

    51A Smart ___

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    TEES

    32D Props of sorts

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    TATA

    53A "Au revoir!"

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    LAS

    4D "___ Mañanitas" (Mexican birthday song)

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    RIPE

    56D What comes before old age?

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    DEM

    41A Wiz Khalifa's "We ___ Boyz"

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    ICES

    18A Clinches

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    LIT

    31A "Let's get ___!" (party cry)

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    NON

    57A Prefix with binary

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    143
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    LANA

    61A Actress/YouTube star ___ Condor

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    TTOP

    24A Stingray feature, once

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    CARD

    29D Jokester

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    FIB

    59D "Of course it looks good on you!," maybe

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    57
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    TAPAS

    49A Fare from some bars

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    44
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    MIEN

    22A Countenance

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    EASYA

    26A School softball?

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    54
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    STRUT

    6D Work it, on the runway

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    47
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    HAMM

    11A Two-time FIFA Women's World Player of the Year (2001, 2002)

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    41
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    INES

    5D Woman's name that's also a plural suffix

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    39
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    ELY

    42A Ron who played Tarzan on old TV

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    SUEDE

    20A Material whose name is a Scandinavian country in French

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    54
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    AUG

    30A Its birthstone is peridot: Abbr.

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    ASTIR

    43A Moving

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    CEDES

    52D Forfeits

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    ATONCE

    47D Like, now

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    50
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    ALACARTE

    33A Individually

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    DADAS

    45A Some didy changers

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    METGALA

    39D Annual N.Y.C. event hosted by Vogue

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    ARON

    63A "East of Eden" twin

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    73
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    AMELIA

    2D Renato's wife in Verdi's "Un Ballo in Maschera"

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    AIMAT

    34D Target

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    LEICA

    25A Pioneer in 35mm cameras

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    36
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    LEASES

    3D Some deals from dealerships

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    MEETCUTE

    13D Trope seen in rom-coms

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    APIAN

    50D Like some drones

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    NYLON

    23D Alternative to polyester

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    30
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    RESENT

    44D Begrudge

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    HAILE

    11D Selassie of Ethiopia

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    AIRBASE

    27D Home for a drone

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    11
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    BITEME

    1D "Buzz off!"

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    11
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    TRACI

    28A Singer Braxton, sister of Toni

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    MASSAGE

    14D Rub the right way?

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    9
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    DATAMINE debut

    37D Dig for insights, digitally

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    2
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    GRIPE

    54A Letter to the editor, often

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    DANIEL

    46D "Get Out" star Kaluuya

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    FLITS

    21A Moves like a butterfly

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    STORED

    35A In the cloud, say

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    BESTSELLER

    64A #1 on a list, maybe

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    MASER

    55A Atomic clock timekeeper

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    FACEPALM

    9D [I'm such an idiot!]

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    INONEPIECE

    62A Whole

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    4
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    SANGER

    48D Birth control pioneer Margaret

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    4
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    SOLARCAR

    35D Vehicle equipped with photovoltaic cells

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    4
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    IMEANTOSAY

    15A "My point is ..."

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    3
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    LOVETT

    7D Four-time Grammy winner Lyle

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    3
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    MOONBEAM

    39A Night light

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    3
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    MRKITE

    38A Title character in a "Sgt. Pepper" song

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    3
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    TOYPIANO

    36D Schroeder plays one, in the comics

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    3
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    ASCIIART

    12D What this is an example of: \_(^.^)_/

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    2
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    FINEDINING debut

    59A Opposite of cheap eats

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    ISIDORA

    8D George Sand title heroine

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    2
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    TEASERVICE

    17A Set for the afternoon?

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    BALLISLIFE debut

    1A Hoopster's mantra

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    1
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    FLICKED debut

    21D Switched (on)

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    MILANOS debut

    40D Some Pepperidge Farm cookies

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