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Tuesday · 78 answers · 3 debuts

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

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    SPA

    28D Place for a mud facial

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    EEL

    27A Conger, e.g.

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    PSST

    59D Vowelless attention-getter

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    ACAI

    2D Smoothie berry

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    OGRE

    67A Fiona or Shrek

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    ARM

    4D Sleeve filler

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    PAR

    34A Golfer's target

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    TIS

    42A "___ the Damn Season" (2020 Taylor Swift song)

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    222
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    IRAN

    58D Country across the Persian Gulf from the 29-Down

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    UAE

    29D Country with the world's tallest building, for short

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    90
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    EARL

    24A British noble

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    SMOG

    10A Polluted air

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    TRE

    40D Uno, due, ___

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    OLGA

    19A Woman's name that anagrams to GOAL

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    ODORS

    62A Stinky smells

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    APR

    41D Earth Day's mo.

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    AGENT

    69A 15-percenter

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    SNIP

    64A Scissors sound

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    PIC

    20A Instagram upload, for short

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    EZRA

    65A Book after II Chronicles

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    HAH

    35A "Funny!"

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    ACURA

    14A Honda luxury brand

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    DEET

    26A Bug spray ingredient

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    HIP

    57A Fashionable

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    FAD

    30D Furbys or fidget spinners, once

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    VEER

    61A Careen

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    VOL

    50A University of Tennessee athlete, for short

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    55
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    RUB

    38D Barbecue coating

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    52
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    TITLE

    37D Mister President or Madam Speaker

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    AARP

    44A Org. with 50+ members

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    LORI

    51A Chicago mayor Lightfoot

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    TYPE

    55D "Sorry, you're just not my ___"

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    RUDE

    53A Like "manspreading" on public transportation

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    AURORA

    49D Northern lights phenomenon

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    BUM

    43A Mooch, as a cigarette

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    41
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    BOND

    18A James who likes his martinis "shaken, not stirred"

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    46
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    DOG

    63D Animal you might describe by the ends of 21-, 28-, 48- and 54-Across

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    SHOW

    10D Have a visible baby bump

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    PRAM

    56D Baby carriage, to Brits

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    GABE

    6D Comedy's Kaplan or baseball's Kapler

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    25
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    RAMP

    1D A.D.A.-compliant entrance feature

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    GIZA

    6A Egypt's pyramids of ___

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    GOLONG

    46D Run out to catch a deep pass

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    ANDRE

    9D ___ 3000, one half of rap's Outkast

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    PAAR

    33A Jack who pioneered late-night talk

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    RAJAH

    1A Indian royal

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    EVERSO

    45D Extremely

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    YESM

    68A Quaint affirmative

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    22
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    OYVEY

    52D Yiddish "Yikes!"

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    ELIXIR

    47D Magic potion

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    31
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    ELOPES

    22D Says "I do" without the ado?

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    MAIMS

    17A Severely injures

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    ROSETTA

    38A ___ Stone (hieroglyphics key)

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    RITZY

    31A Posh

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    IHEARD

    32D Gossip starter

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    OHGEEZ

    12D "You've gotta be kidding me!"

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    EGEST

    45A Expel, as waste

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    ROXY

    60A Classic theater name

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    ANIN

    15A Have ___ (be well connected)

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    HAHN

    16A Actress Kathryn of "WandaVision"

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    MALLET

    11D Whack-a-mole whacker

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    14
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    INORDER

    7D Correctly arranged

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    AERATED

    36A Like wine that's given a chance to "breathe" before drinking

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    HASBRO

    5D Big name in board games

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    HOMBRE

    35D Man of Mexico

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    OTRAS

    23D Others, in Oaxaca

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    BREEZE

    48D Light wind

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    JUICEBAR

    3D Business where all the employees blend together?

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    ROMAS

    66A Oblong tomatoes

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    ZINGER

    8D Snappy put-down

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    AWRATS

    25D "Darn it!"

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    GNARLY

    13D Awesome, in surf-speak

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    TAKEHOME

    39D Earn after tax

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    BOILERS

    43D If they leak, you may find yourself in hot water

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    BOBBARKER

    48A Longtime host of "The Price Is Right"

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    BEERGROWLER debut

    21A Brewery jug

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    1
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    ELITEYELPER debut

    54A Power user of a popular review site, colloquially

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    SUBWOOFER debut

    28A Largest speaker in a sound system, usually

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    1