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Sunday · 140 answers · 14 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-02), then by uses across the whole archive.

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    OMEN

    27A Auspice

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    HER

    88A One-named winner of the 2021 Grammy for Song of the Year

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    237
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    RAM

    112D Castle door destroyer

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    166
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    ASTO

    25A Regarding

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    192
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    NOS

    12D Column of boxes on a questionnaire

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    156
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    ELAN

    42D Gusto

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    267
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    AGES

    108A A mighty long time

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    202
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    PAT

    43A Glib

    18
    168
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    EGOT

    59A Complete set of showbiz awards, for short

    18
    35
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    EDS

    36A Some H.S. yearbook staff

    17
    230
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    INTO

    82A A fan of

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    219
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    TAP

    7D Pay with a chip-based credit card, perhaps

    17
    165
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    MEET

    30A Take the next step in an online relationship

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    144
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    PAN

    58A Scathing review

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    125
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    CEDE

    39D Turn over

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    152
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    SCI

    104D Nobel pursuit?: Abbr.

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    RASH

    38D Jumping the gun

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    122
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    OBEY

    79D Follow

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    127
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    TORO

    66D Big name in lawn care

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    115
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    MRT

    113D Actor who was once crowned "America's Toughest Bouncer"

    11
    98
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    BYE

    47D When said three times, hit song for 46-Down

    11
    71
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    NERD

    97A One who's able to rattle off digits of pi, perhaps

    10
    159
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    ELOPE

    21A Run off (with)

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    131
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    DEAN

    17D "MacGyver" actor Richard ___ Anderson

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    121
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    TAOS

    57D New Mexico art hub

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    TWOS

    50A What Kit Kat bars come in

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    AMES

    71A ___ Building, Boston's first skyscraper

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    TGIF

    73A Apt anagram of GIFT

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    98
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    GNAW

    51D Eat (at)

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    SIM

    107A Lifelike video game, for short

    9
    58
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    TMC

    20D Cable option for film buffs

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    40
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    OCT

    70D What "10" might mean: Abbr.

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    152
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    OBESE

    79A Like Ignatius J. Reilly in "A Confederacy of Dunces"

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    145
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    OBIE

    103D Theatrical award

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    121
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    TASTE

    96D Auditory : sound :: gustatory : ___

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    117
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    TOW

    66A Haul away

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    88
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    SENDS

    117A Hits the paper airplane icon, perhaps

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    60
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    ETD

    4D Airport info, for short

    7
    113
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    VAT

    94A Huge tub

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    101
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    TAROT

    3D Wheel of Fortune's place

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    95
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    OLAY

    44A Maker of Regenerist skin cream

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    65
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    DECOR

    65D Interior design

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    51
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    LOCH

    33A Scotland's ___ Lomond

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    48
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    ZANY

    60A Clownish

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    41
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    ALBA

    87A Duchess of ___ (Goya model)

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    CANS

    37D Some recyclables

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    39
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    CATE

    31A Actress Blanchett

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    31
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    AXEL

    35A Winter Olympics maneuver

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    DIVA

    101A Hard-to-please type

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    RPI

    111D N.Y. tech school

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    UPTO

    8D As much as

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    IPSO

    16D ___ facto

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    LOTSA

    24A Many, informally

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    NOOK

    69A Modern reading option ... or where to read it?

    4
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    ANGLO

    80A English-speaking

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    36
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    CECE

    40A Jess's best friend on TV's "New Girl"

    4
    35
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    RABID

    13A Like sports fans who paint their faces, say

    4
    33
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    LOLL

    78D Laze

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    66
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    ORGY

    83A Dionysian ritual

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    NSYNC

    46D Justin Timberlake's former group

    3
    52
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    FEY

    74D Youngest recipient of the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor (2010)

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    49
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    GOOD

    51A "I'm glad to hear it"

    3
    46
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    SFPD

    105A Eddie Murphy's org. in "48 Hrs."

    3
    38
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    ZENO

    60D One of his paradoxes claims that two objects can never really touch

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    BYOB

    89A Notation on a party invite

    3
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    RAIDS

    98D Bursts in on

    3
    25
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    MIRED

    114A Stuck

    3
    24
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    DETERS

    119A Blocks

    3
    21
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    BIDEN

    68A #46

    3
    20
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    NOMS

    102D Delicious food, in modern slang

    3
    15
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    OBELI

    109A ÷ symbols, in typography

    3
    15
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    BOBATEA

    18A Drink with tapioca pearls

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    7
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    IUDS

    86D Birth control options

    3
    6
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    THAN

    50D As compared to

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    LAKE

    29D Death Valley was once one

    2
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    SAUNA

    53A It's full of hot air

    2
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    RELAX

    13D "Chill out!"

    2
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    DAUB

    75D Apply sloppily

    2
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    WAIL

    61A Really play that saxophone

    2
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    DEFY

    67D Oppose

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    SWEDEN

    64A Powerhouse in international men's ice hockey

    2
    24
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    RADIAL

    6D Kind of tire

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    PIU

    26A More, on a music score

    2
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    APRICOT

    19A Peach relative

    2
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    INFANT

    92D Recent delivery

    2
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    DOUR

    100A Like Eeyore

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    OENO

    99A Wine: Prefix

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    ANWAR

    62A Egypt's Sadat

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    RATEDR

    1A Like "American Pie," "American Psycho" and "American Beauty"

    1
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    AWOKE

    56D Responded to the alarm

    1
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    AVERTS

    95D Staves off

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    ABATES

    2D Quiets down

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    WETBAR

    63D Home mixologist's spot

    1
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    ADOPTEE

    87D Rescue dog, e.g.

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    11
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    YURTS

    54A Mongolian shelters

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    10
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    EULOGY

    32D The Gettysburg Address, e.g.

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    9
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    HORMONE

    88D Estrogen or testosterone

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    9
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    HOTOIL

    34D Massage therapist's substance

    1
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    OXI

    52D Commercial lead-in to Clean

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    ROUSED

    1D Fired up

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    BUGSBUNNY

    48D Famous toon with a Brooklyn accent

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    COMICRELIEF

    76A Jester's emotion after the king's laughter?

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    3
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    CONARTIST debut

    41D One might take you in

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    3
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    DUN

    75A Brownish-gray

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    DUMA

    106D Putin's parliament

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    ENROUTE

    116A Coming or going

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    BBGUN

    47A Pellet shooter

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    DAFOE

    101D Willem of the "Spider-Man" series

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    IPANEMA

    115A Brazilian beach made famous in song

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    RESEAT

    91D Move from aisle to window, maybe

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    MINN

    77D St. Cloud State University's state: Abbr.

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    TEENIDOL

    45A Any member of BTS, e.g.

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    DOCENT

    67A Art gallery tour leader

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    BGAME

    18D Subpar athletic effort

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    TUBMAN

    7A Proposed portrait for the $20 bill

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    CLAPTON

    28A King's collaborator on the Grammy-winning blues album "Riding With the King"

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    4
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    ITTEAM

    118A PC support group

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    4
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    MIMEOS

    10D Old-style copies

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    PUTTED

    43D Finished a hole

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    4
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    CREATURECOMFORT

    110A Cat's emotion while sitting in its human's lap?

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    3
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    OUTTOWIN

    23D Relentlessly competitive

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    3
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    ACINCH

    11D Easy as pie

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    2
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    AIRBED

    71D Sleeping spot for a guest, maybe

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    BRIMLEY debut

    9D Actor Wilford of "The Natural"

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    2
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    JUICED

    93D Took steroids, informally

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    NINGBO

    69D Silk Road city near the East China Sea

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    NOCLASS

    102A Result of a snow day

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    UNCARING

    85A Apathetic

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    ALOPECIA debut

    14D Hair loss

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    1
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    BARTY debut

    84A Ashleigh ___, 2019 French Open champion

    0
    1
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    BOTTLEDUPANGER debut

    15D Evil genie's emotion?

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    1
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    CULTURESHOCK debut

    37A Bacteriologist's emotion upon a new discovery?

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    1
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    DEEPCUT debut

    5D Lesser-known song

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    1
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    GROWINGCONCERN debut

    49D Farmer's emotion during a dry season?

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    1
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    GUARDEDOPTIMISM debut

    22A Upbeat sentry's emotion?

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    1
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    HIGHANXIETY debut

    55A Novice window-washer's emotion?

    0
    1
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    LABELLED debut

    81D Identified, in Ipswich

    0
    1
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    MEGADOSE debut

    72D It's way above the recommended amount

    0
    1
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    UNBRIDLEDJOY debut

    90A Wild horse's emotion?

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    1
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    VIGOUR debut

    94D Brio, to Brits

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    1