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Sunday · 140 answers · 17 debuts

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

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    ELI

    92D One of the Manning brothers

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    ACE

    45D Put one past

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    ARE

    68A "___ we good?"

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    ADS

    18D Them's the breaks!

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    EGO

    5D Sense of self

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    EPEE

    88D Tool for a duel

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    AHA

    79D "I've got it!"

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    IRS

    73A Org. with a complex code

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    SIR

    77D Yes or no follower

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    ANA

    56A Comic actress Gasteyer

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    RAM

    64A Pickup line?

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    ION

    86A F-, e.g.

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    PEA

    84D Samosa tidbit

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    RHO

    54A Fraternity letter

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    DEN

    55D Cubs' place to play home games

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    AIM

    13D Objective

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    SODA

    34D Pop

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    RTE

    89A Waze way: Abbr.

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    ABC

    74A "Happy Days" network

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    TALC

    9D Powder in the powder room

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    WEE

    127A Infinitesimal

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    UNI

    123D College, to a Brit

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    OATH

    97A "I will prevent disease whenever I can, for prevention is preferable to cure," e.g.

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    TAG

    120D Graffiti signature

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    SENT

    37A Fired off, say

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    NCAA

    20A Sweet 16 org.

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    SIRE

    115D Father

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    TUT

    69A King of ancient Egypt

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    DRIP

    31A Good fashion sense, in modern slang

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    LIEU

    113A Place

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    LTE

    80A 4G letters

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    SALAD

    10D Course with greens

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    HIRE

    125A Engage

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    MDS

    36D G.P.s, e.g.

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    SLOG

    38A Grind

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    INNS

    129A Travel brochure listings

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    IMAM

    43A One giving a khutbah sermon

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    SEEM

    32A Appear

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    MOW

    44D Level the playing field?

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    DETER

    87A Discourage

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    ITALIA

    61D The "Bel Paese," to locals

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    LEAR

    98A King of Shakespeare

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    ALLY

    103A Partner

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    ITLL

    24A "___ pass"

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    PESOS

    40A Money of the Philippines

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    HEED

    42A Follow

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    THIN

    117D Weak, as a case

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    ASIAGO

    19A Cow's-milk cheese that's often grated

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    DOMES

    33A Features of some indoor arenas

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    YOSHI

    110D Nintendo dino

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    COLE

    26A King of a nursery rhyme

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    ITSOK

    107A "No worries"

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    MYERS

    95A ___-Briggs Type Indicator (popular personality test)

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    ENJOY

    109A "Bon appétit!"

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    SALES

    15D Some after-Christmas announcements

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    BETAS

    30A Test versions

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    LEGOS

    128A Toys with much assembly required

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    WEIRD

    99A "Keep Austin ___" (city slogan)

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    ASCEND

    63D Scale

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    ELIDES

    12D Omits

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    ATO

    53D ___ Z

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    EXT

    85D Part of an office phone no.

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    ASHORE

    2D On dry land

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    ONEIDA

    60A Great Lakes nation

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    MIDAS

    78A King of myth

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    SEAMS

    11A Ways of making ends meet?

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    SCRIM

    35A Theater curtain material

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    DAVID

    55A King of ancient Israel

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    DEBTOR

    62D Borrower

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    YARDS

    59D Play areas

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    KONG

    118A King of Skull Island

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    RADNER

    1A Gilda of the original "S.N.L." cast

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    BFA

    16A Degree in design, for short

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    SOTU

    101A Annual presidential address, for short

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    SHUE

    121A Actress Elisabeth

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    LIONEL

    104D Richie with the #1 hit "All Night Long"

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    BTW

    119D "Oh, and another thing ...," for short

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    DORIC

    65A Like the columns of the Lincoln Memorial

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    UNCUT

    112D Like diamonds from a mine

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    INKER

    71A Tattoo artist, so to speak

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    TEPEES

    102D Portable dwellings

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    BRIAN

    58D Wilson who wrote the lyrics to 75-Across

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    SNAILS

    81A ___ pace

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    BAYAREA

    16D Home to about one in five Californians

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    TITLED

    130A Named

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    UNREEL

    126A Opposite of wind up

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    HOTCOCOA

    50A Ski lodge mugful

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    SCHEMER

    11D Machiavellian sort

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    GASLINE

    94D Main source of energy?

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    ONARUN

    51D Scoring win after win

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    INBADSHAPE

    82A Not doing so hot

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    CUANDO debut

    122A When: Sp.

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    SOTS

    7A They may need to be cut off

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    MOAB

    14D Gateway city to Utah's Arches National Park

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    HARASS

    50D Bother incessantly

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    TILER

    69D Mosaic maker

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    INDIGO

    100D Only color of the rainbow not seen on the L.G.B.T. pride flag

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    JESU

    111A Christ, to Bach

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    EIDERS

    72D Ducks known for their soft down feathers

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    SNIVEL

    7D Tearfully complain

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    ROSAS

    6D Día de San Valentín gifts

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    SAVOIR

    41D ___-faire (social adeptness)

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    DIALIN

    3D Join a conference call, say

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    FLUES

    114A Chimney channels

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    BINDS

    49D Tough spots

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    PHAROS

    23A Site of a lighthouse that was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World

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    SOJOURN

    96D Stay awhile

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    ANTIDOTES

    66A Cures

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    CHECKMATE

    47D One ending for a classic board game - another of which (when a player resigns) is represented visually six times in this puzzle

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    AMEXCARD

    90A Piece of plastic with a gladiator pictured on it

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    HIMALAYAS

    25A Where snow leopards and blue sheep roam

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    LENDEE

    105D Borrower

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    OCTOMOM

    8D Tabloid nickname for mother Nadya Suleman

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    TENDERAGE

    124A Early adolescent years, so to speak

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    TOPJOB

    29D Sought-after position

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    GETFREE

    93D Disentangle oneself

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    KEGEL

    108D Pelvic exercise

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    CHALKART

    91D Sidewalk drawings

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    DABEARS

    48A Chicago team, in old "S.N.L." sketches

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    EGGDROP

    92A Physics demonstration often done from the roof of a school

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    FRASIER

    17D Long-running sitcom set in Seattle

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    MACJR

    46A Smaller alternative to a Quarter Pounder

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    RAPCDS

    1D Some hip-hop collectibles

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    UNSTOW

    70D Remove from under the seat in front of you, say

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    ADVOCATED debut

    27A Went to bat (for)

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    BRINGITIN debut

    119A "Huddle up!"

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    BRYDON debut

    83D Rob ___, British comedian and TV personality

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    1
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    CLIOAWARD debut

    21A Honor named for a Greek goddess

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    DESMONDTU debut

    28D Nobel Peace Prize recipient who wrote "No Future Without Forgiveness"

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    DONOTOPEN debut

    116A Warning on presents stashed in the closet

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    FIDDROUND debut

    76D Tinker (with)

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    GARYIN debut

    39D City about 25 miles SE of Chicago, IL

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    MRJONES debut

    95D Breakout 1993 single for Counting Crows

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    NAREPTIC debut

    4D Quick to fall asleep, in a way

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    SURFINUSA debut

    75A Beach Boys song set to the tune of Chuck Berry's "Sweet Little Sixteen"

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    1
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    TAMERA debut

    52D Mowry who starred alongside her twin Tia in the '90s sitcom "Sister, Sister"

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    TISAMOUSE debut

    67D Quintessentially cowardly

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    WATCHEDEO debut

    22D Spent some time on YouTube, say

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    1
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    WENTBYEBYE debut

    57A Left, cutesily

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    YUGOLD debut

    106D Potato cultivar that was developed in Ontario, despite its name

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