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Sunday · 140 answers · 10 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-03), then by uses across the whole archive.

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    ALE

    101D It might come in a yard glass

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    EEL

    110A Jellied British delicacy

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    ALI

    5D Comedian Wong

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    ANTE

    40D Toss in a chip, maybe

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    461
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    OAR

    103D Crew's control?

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    331
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    ISLE

    25D ___ of Man

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    NEE

    79A Word connecting two last names

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    ENO

    10D Ambient musician Brian

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    STIR

    73D Swizzle

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    OVAL

    74D Cartoon speech bubble, often

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    ASP

    45A Prop in a Shakespeare tragedy

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    SAG

    80D Droop

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    ACES

    62A Super-duper

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    REDO

    72D Command+Y, on a Mac

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    PER

    67A With 20-Across, yearly

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    TRY

    35D Word repeated before "again"

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    SOLO

    27A Performer's showcase

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    INANE

    60D Like slapstick comedies

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    ARAL

    43A ___ Sea, whose eastern basin has become a desert

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    AMOR

    29A God of love

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    LAO

    9D Language not traditionally written with spaces between words

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    154
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    CHE

    18A His face overlooks Havana's Plaza de la Revolución

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    ASOF

    85D Since

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    ALARM

    19A Fire ___

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    GNU

    92A Stampede member in "The Lion King"

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    MCS

    1A Some rappers

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    TECH

    38D Big part of the S&P 500

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    EATS

    97D Gobbles up

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    ROLE

    24D Part

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    GOO

    106D Sticky stuff

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    TSARS

    108A Peter the Great and others

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    RUN

    16D Direct

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    107
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    ERUPT

    54D Blow

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    AARON

    109A Eponym of an M.L.B. hitting award

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    USERS

    93A Manual readers

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    DEC

    47A Abbr. at the end of a planner

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    RAID

    57A Midnight trip to the fridge, say

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    MEAL

    98A Square thing

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    MATS

    6D Gym array

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    ORALB

    71D Brush brand

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    LOB

    102D High toss

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    VIA

    78A Word connecting two place names

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    EBBS

    111A Goes down

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    90
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    ELUDE

    63A Shake off

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    OLAY

    32D Cosmetics brand with "Face anything" ads

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    65
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    SAFE

    4D Ump's call

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    OKIE

    49D "___ From Muskogee" (Merle Haggard hit)

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    LOTS

    64D Oodles

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    WRY

    114A Droll

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    SACS

    77D Egg holders

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    SCADS

    48D Oodles

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    LOOTS

    107A Ransacks

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    BISTRO

    50A Place to order a cassoulet

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    LARD

    99D Suet alternative

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    MOD

    66D 1960s style

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    KLEE

    69A Painter Paul

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    LDS

    53D Mormon church, for short

    5
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    CELS

    30A Goofy images, perhaps?

    5
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    MPG

    17D It's greener the higher it is, for short

    5
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    SIDLE

    37D Move stealthily

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    CANS

    100D Survivalist's stockpile

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    SPICE

    46D Mace, for one

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    TENETS

    86D Principles

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    BERG

    50D Cartoonist Dave famous for "The Lighter Side of ..."

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    ROSIE

    26A Actress Perez

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    STIES

    77A They're not known for neatness

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    SPUN

    75D Whirled around

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    ENEMY

    44A Either spy to the other in "Spy vs. Spy"

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    MSDOS

    113A Windows forerunner

    3
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    WIDE

    14D Off the mark

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    MST

    105D Year-round Phoenix hrs.

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    WORM

    14A Bit of bait

    3
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    SORRY

    48A Classic board game derived from pachisi

    3
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    ANNUM

    20A See 67-Across

    3
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    WANTS

    36A Wish list items

    3
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    OHISEE

    41A "Gotcha"

    3
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    IRT

    33A Old N.Y.C. subway inits.

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    HENCE

    55A Therefore

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    LEICA

    9A Pioneer in 35mm cameras

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    SPEEDS

    75A Treadmill settings

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    INF

    11D Like Bach's first two "Brandenburg" Concertos

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    BADGE

    61D Feature of a Care Bear's belly

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    TTOPS

    68A Some sports car options

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    JIB

    59A Type of headsail

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    TREO

    95A Early smartphone model

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    BREWS

    89A Porters, e.g.

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    ROMO

    34D Ex-QB football analyst Tony

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    LORDE

    58A "Yellow Flicker Beat" singer, 2014

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    SPUDS

    80A Taters

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    FRA

    104D ___ diavolo (in a peppery tomato sauce)

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    FLOE

    65D Hazard on an Arctic voyage

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    WAIF

    81A Ragamuffin

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    SUCH

    94A "___ fun!"

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    CIVIL

    100A Like some rights and engineers

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    FORGE

    65A Hammer out, say

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    LOEWS

    58D Longtime name in cinemas

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    STRAT

    112A Fender product, for short

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    MCGRAW

    1D Phil of "Dr. Phil"

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    BAHAMAS

    82D Its coat of arms features a marlin and flamingo, with "the"

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    PERONI

    96A Italian lager

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    SOLELY

    91D Alone

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    OCELO

    32A Kitchen brand whose name becomes an animal after adding a "t"

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    MONA

    66A "___ Lisa"

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    ASCAP

    45D Org. concerned with performance rights

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    RHETT

    72A Butler played by Gable

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    SAMBA

    4A Music genre for Carmen Miranda

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    DUMA

    87D Russian assembly

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    BRRR

    39D "It's co-o-old!"

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    TOOBAD

    70A "Them's the breaks!"

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    AMUSED

    13D Finding it funny

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    SEARED

    31D Exposed to high heat, in a way

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    ISSUED

    28A Gave out

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    ORTIZ

    83D Baseball's "Big Papi"

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    BALLOT

    82A Nominee's place

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    CINDER

    56A ___ block

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    BRIOCHE

    7D Sweet bread

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    HOREB

    55D "Mountain of God," in Exodus

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    AMPLER

    8D Not as scarce

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    INDETAIL

    51D How anatomy charts are drawn

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    FIRTH

    23D Narrow inlet

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    FIXUP

    21A Refurbish

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    ICEDAM

    88D Gutter nuisance in cold climates

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    CHROMA

    2D Intensity of color

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    CUBICAL

    12D Like dice, shapewise

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    KNIFES

    69D Slices easily (through)

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    OXIDIZER

    15D Substance that helps a spaceship's fuel burn

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    PUTUPJOB

    76D Sting, e.g.

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    SECRETED

    42D Hid

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    THESMURFS

    68D Blues ensemble?

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    WIRIEST

    81D Most sinewy

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    ALJAFFEEOFMADMAGAZINE debut

    101A Satirical cartoonist, born 3/13/1921, known for dreaming up ridiculous inventions ... or are they?

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    1
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    AUTOMATICREDIAL debut

    84A Telephone feature jokingly predicted by 101-Across in 1961

    0
    1
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    FLUORESCE debut

    21D Glow, in a way

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    1
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    GRAFFITIPROOFBUILDING debut

    22A Architectural innovation jokingly predicted by 101-Across in 1982

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    JOBINTERVIEW debut

    59D Hire calling?

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    1
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    SEASONOPENER debut

    3D When the president may make a pitch

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    1
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    SNOWBOARDING debut

    73A Winter sport jokingly predicted by 101-Across in 1965

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    1
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    SPELLCHECKER debut

    52A Writing aid jokingly predicted by 101-Across in 1967

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    1
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    THREEBLADERAZOR debut

    38A Grooming tool jokingly predicted by 101-Across in 1979

    0
    1
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    WEINER debut

    90D Apt surname for a hot dog vendor?

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    1