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Saturday · 70 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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    ERR

    22A Elicit an "Oops!," maybe

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    YES

    32D Roger's equivalent

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    365
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    ADS

    39A Typical taxi toppers

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    ACAI

    34D Fruit rich in antioxidants and vowels

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    135
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    RAE

    27A Hot Chelle ___, rock group with the 2011 hit "Tonight Tonight"

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    SIS

    26D Start of a cheer

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    210
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    PSI

    45A Inflation stat, for short

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    ASP

    5D Spreader of venom

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    265
  9. 9
    REST

    9D Break

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    256
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    ABET

    20A Help out with a job

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    228
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    ECON

    38A Subj. for the 2009 Nobel Prize winner Elinor Ostrom, the first woman to receive it

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    ALERT

    56A Email ___

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    168
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    SECT

    50A Ones who've split

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    137
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    GASP

    49D [I'm in shock!]

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    WENT

    25D Said, informally

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    70
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    TEEM

    4D Brim

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    SUIT

    50D Fit

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    SHAG

    23D Carpet type

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    83
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    NOONE

    51A Who can get in the way of what Alicia Keys feels for you, in a 2007 hit

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    91
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    DEEM

    19A Judge

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    86
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    ITEMS

    47D Subjects for gossips

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    79
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    SPUR

    23A Goad

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    61
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    APHID

    48A Source of honeydew

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    59
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    PEACE

    45D "Ciao"

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    56
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    MEA

    36A Latin possessive

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    100
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    ALPHA

    11D First of a series

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    82
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    PROD

    30D Goad

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    53
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    ORDERIN

    8D Use Uber Eats or DoorDash, say

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    11
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    FEAR

    28A Have a sneaking suspicion

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    69
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    NINER

    43D Montana, e.g., informally

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    NIP

    29A Tuck's partner

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    ODS

    53D Some E.R. cases

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    SCRAM

    46D "Get out!"

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    64
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    ATLANTA

    37D Home to the world's busiest airport

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    50
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    LOKI

    44A Father of Jörmungandr

    3
    50
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    ALLIE

    16A Actress Grant of "Weeds"

    3
    47
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    ODDER

    3D Farther out there

    3
    29
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    WILT

    35A Lose one's vigor

    2
    30
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    SPARES

    33A Key arrangements made for house sitters?

    2
    16
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    ITDEPENDS

    17A "Not always"

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    8
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    LITER

    2D About two-thirds of a 7-Eleven Double Gulp

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    41
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    PRIDE

    1D Annual June celebration

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    33
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    SHELF

    21A Frequent book setting

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    33
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    SPURT

    18A Water from a water fountain

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    24
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    PEKE

    30A Nickname for a toy

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    23
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    KEENON

    42A Really into

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    14
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    DOPES

    54A Dummkopfs

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    13
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    MODEST

    40D Low-key

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    12
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    HORDES

    41D Packs

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    9
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    RIDESHARE

    15A Get in the pool, say

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    8
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    SETFREE

    14D Release

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    8
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    STEADICAM

    55A Aid in getting a smooth shot

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    6
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    GARI

    49A Ginger at a sushi bar

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    3
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    BASSET

    10D ___ hound

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    BABAS

    10A Rum-soaked treats

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    YEAGER

    24A Chuck at a high speed

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    12
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    MANBUN

    7D Bunch of hipsters?

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    4
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    MASTHEAD

    40A Big names in the news

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    4
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    WAKANDA

    35D Source of Vibranium in the Marvel universe

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    4
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    RHEAPERLMAN

    6D Four-time Emmy winner from Coney Island, N.Y.

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    2
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    TIDEPOOL debut

    31D Habitat for a starfish

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    2
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    AIRLEAKS debut

    13D Caulking might prevent them

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    1
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    ANDYOUARE debut

    52A Rude question following an unsolicited idea

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    1
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    BLUEGREEN debut

    12D Like some tropical seas

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    1
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    FALSEHOPE debut

    28D Blind optimist's downfall

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    1
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    PASYSTEMS debut

    57A Lines of communication in schools?

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    1
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    PLOTARMOR debut

    1A Protection of a protagonist for narrative purposes, in slang

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    1
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    TANGLY debut

    31A All knotted up

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    1
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    WHENISIT debut

    25A Timely question?

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    1
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    YIPPEEKIYAY debut

    24D Exclamation popularized by "Die Hard"

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