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Sunday · 138 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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    TSA

    60D Org. whose website has a "What Can I Bring?" section

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    SEA

    90A "Dames at ___" (Broadway musical)

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    RIO

    62D Summer Olympics host before Tokyo

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    ACRE

    7D Nearly 5,000 square yards

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    OSLO

    31A Setting for Jo Nesbo's best-selling crime novels

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    ETON

    119A ___ mess, English dessert of berries, meringue and whipped cream

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    RNA

    81D Kind of vaccine used against Covid

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    OAT

    48A Cereal grain

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    UNIT

    21A Apartment, in real estate lingo

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    ATARI

    113A Pong company

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    SSNS

    124A Credit application figs.

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    ATLAS

    105D Cartographic collection

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    OPAL

    79A Birthstone for Hillary Clinton, Kamala Harris and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

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    SARI

    3D Garment whose name sounds like an apology

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    IRAN

    24A One side of a 2015 nuclear agreement

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    ADELE

    121A "Set Fire to the Rain" singer

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    SODA

    73A Vodka mixer

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    ELSA

    28D Wife of Albert Einstein

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    IKEA

    120A Its merchandise often comes with pictorial instructions

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    OTOH

    107D Texter's "Then again ..."

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    IMP

    39A Recurring pain?

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    DATA

    108D Cloud contents

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    OLAF

    93D Disney character who says "Some people are worth melting for"

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    ALIEN

    47A Hit film set aboard the spaceship Nostromo

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    IAGO

    114A Shakespeare character who inquires "Are your doors lock'd?"

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    ASKS

    10A Picks the brain of

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    TIME

    25A It's irreversible

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    OMAR

    36D Muhammad's father-in-law

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    ICARE

    19A "Why should ___?"

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    RENE

    123A Mathematician Descartes

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    SNOW

    87A Naturally occurring hexagonal crystals

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    AGILE

    35D Light-footed

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    ICED

    2D Coffee order specification

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    OUST

    38A Drive (from)

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    NERD

    61A Brainy sort

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    TOAD

    50D ___-in-the-hole (British dish)

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    ALIA

    99A Et ___

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    SHO

    98A "Billions" airer, for short

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    AFEW

    105A Hardly any

    10
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    SKOR

    80A Toffee bar brand

    10
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    TALL

    52A Lofty

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    RELO

    84A Major move, for short

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    SERIF

    103D Font flourish

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    OWETO

    36A Have because of

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    LILAC

    34D Pale pinkish purple

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    PRESS

    41D Squeeze

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    SLOW

    72D Drawn-out

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    CATS

    6A 2019 box-office flop described by one critic as "Les Meowsérables"

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    WES

    117D ___ Moore, antipoverty entrepreneur of the Robin Hood Foundation

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    ALICE

    77D Chef Waters who pioneered the organic food movement

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    OPRAH

    70D High-profile interviewer of Harry and Meghan

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    MARS

    58A What two Vikings have explored

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    SLRS

    18D Some nice cameras, for short

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    CAIRO

    6D Boutros Boutros-Ghali's home city

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    OAKS

    109D Trees under which truffles might grow

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    EELY

    83D Slippery

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    ACHY

    20A Feeling tender

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    GATOR

    26A University of Florida athlete

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    INOIL

    22A How spring rolls are cooked

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    DIM

    1D Grow faint

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    CEOS

    67D Co. captains?

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    METRO

    40D Like some news coverage

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    BOOT

    55A Word after combat or cowboy

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    ILIAD

    39D First work read in Columbia's Literature Humanities course

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    ANAIS

    15D Diarist Nin

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    ENDOW

    116A Provide funding for

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    ORNOT

    85A "... unless you disagree"

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    TNUT

    49A Fastener that leaves a flush surface

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    AERATE

    100D Make sparkling

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    TONAL

    57D Like music that uses conventional keys and harmony

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    EATIT

    29D Wipe out, slangily

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    NUB

    44D Crux of the matter

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    DISCS

    1A Supply for an ultimate Frisbee team

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    EVITE

    51A Modern party planning tool

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    CDT

    65D Summer hrs. in Iowa

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    ENEMY

    101A Hamilton, to Burr

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    HAIL

    115A Greet grandly

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    MSDOS

    125A PC platform popular in the '80s

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    TANGO

    71D Style of "Roxanne" in "Moulin Rouge!"

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    SMELL

    82A What the nose knows

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    RAFA

    97D Tennis's Nadal, familiarly

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    NOLO

    112D ___ contendere

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    THAN

    8D Comparative word

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    CHATS

    33D Has a tête-à-tête

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    HADIT

    91A Was fed up

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    MERYL

    23A Oscar-winning actress born Mary Louise

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    RATTRAP

    74A Hopeless predicament

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    PION

    17D Subatomic particle

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    RAGON

    104D Tease

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    SNIFF

    11D Sound of disdain

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    TVMA

    46D Rating for risqué shows

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    HOTSAUCE

    69A Burrito condiment

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    ONEONONE

    88D Two-person meeting

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    MOTO

    16D "Hello ___" (old cellphone ad line)

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    ODED

    111D Took too much, for short

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    MAGS

    106D In Touch and Out, for two

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    CURIO

    53A Collector's item

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    SHAFT

    122A Part of a golf club

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    WINOS

    89D Certain sots

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    POTTS

    78D Mrs. ___, "Beauty and the Beast" character

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    HOODS

    69D Parts of cars and stoves

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    DVDS

    63D They may come in a boxed set

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    SCEPTER

    59A Royal staff

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    CETUS

    53D Whale constellation

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    IAMSAM

    68D First line of a Seuss classic

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    REDUX

    76D Done again

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    MEMPHIS

    96D Where the King lived

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    VIGNETTE

    14D Brief evocative account

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    ITSA

    30D "___ deal"

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    RIEN

    110D "De ___" (response to "Merci")

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    OEDS

    54D Massive ref. books

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    KIMONO

    12D Long, loose robe

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    VAMPS

    14A Extemporizes

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    OVERLAP

    56D Have things in common

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    GOTIN

    118A Was accepted

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    AVOCADOS

    64A Fruits often used in sushi

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    STEPOUT

    13D Leave momentarily

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    AUTOLOAN

    10D What has interest in a car?

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    HOMETEAM

    91D Words often replaced when singing "Take Me Out to the Ball Game"

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    AMEXES

    102A Green cards, informally

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    CLAROS

    33A Mild, light-colored cigars

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    HIGHWAYMEDIAN

    42A Route 70 in {Route 10, Route 95, Route 101, Route 70, Route 25}

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    TOAPOINT

    86D Partially

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    CRYFORHELP

    4D Sign of distress

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    DAGWOOD

    92A Comics character with the dog Daisy

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    DIRTIER

    94D Less sportsmanlike

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    TATTLER

    45A Snitch

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    YOUROCK

    43D "Nice going!"

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    ANIMALPRODUCT debut

    95A Bear x tiger

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    DIFFERENCEOFOPINIONS debut

    27A "That was great!" - "No, it stunk!"

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    HALFNOTES debut

    32A They have stems and white heads

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    MODEOFTRANSPORTATION debut

    106A Car in {plane, car, train, horse, car, car, train}

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    SELFSOWN debut

    5D Like many wildflower seeds

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    SPAREROOM debut

    103A Offering to a houseguest

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    STOCKDIVIDEND debut

    66A Cattle in [cattle / pigs]

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    SYNCHED debut

    9D Matched up

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    TRADEWINDS debut

    75D Easterlies

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    WETINK debut

    37D Cause of a smudge

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