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Thursday · 76 answers · 7 debuts

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

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    ONE

    25A Common typo for an exclamation point

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    OLE

    35D José ___ (frozen foods brand)

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    LSD

    48A It was once sold medically under the commercial name Delysid

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    TNT

    65D Channel with the slogan "Boom."

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    ORCA

    25D One in a pod

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    ACT

    51A See 34-Across

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    GAS

    50A Great time, informally

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    SASS

    70A Freshness

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    EPIC

    14A To be remembered for all time

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    ABET

    10D Help wanteds?

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    ORB

    21D Globe

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    ILL

    55A Not well

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    TEST

    71A Drill, for instance

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    ATSEA

    43A In the main?

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    NAAN

    30A Serving with dal makhani

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    RIOT

    34A With 51-Across, something to "read"

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    FLEA

    33D Kind of market

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    UTES

    61D Sporty vehicles

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    DIP

    49D Leave inconspicuously, with "out"

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    CNET

    64A Tech review site

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    REEF

    32A Hazard in maritime travel

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    AQUA

    15A Shade akin to turquoise

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    RHEA

    59D Titaness of myth

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    TSPS

    39D Spice qtys.

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    HEH

    1D Sound of a snicker

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    NEIL

    31D Author Gaiman

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    LADY

    58D "___ Bird" (2017 film)

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    ICON

    68A Standout in one's field

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    LIMO

    47D Stretch of the red carpet?

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    TEAM

    44A Word with sport or spirit

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    OPUS

    2D "Mr. Holland's ___," 1995 film for which Richard Dreyfuss received a Best Actor nomination

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    LIMA

    38D Home to the oldest continuously functioning university in the Americas (since 1551)

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    NEAT

    26D "Good stuff!"

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    VIM

    54A Dynamism

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    LEOS

    62D Some summer deliveries

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    DEALT

    36A Passed out

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    HAR

    22A When doubled, "Good one"

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    SAKS

    60D Store near Rockefeller Center, familiarly

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    ECG

    23A Heart chart, for short

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    SYS

    24A Part of A.B.S.: Abbr.

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    YMCA

    19D Org. with gym memberships

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    LICIT

    56D Lawful

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    COCOA

    52D Warmer in the winter

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    EBONY

    16A Sister publication of Jet magazine

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    DELT

    5A It's found near a trap

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    KMS

    42D Tour de France units: Abbr.

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    SATYR

    69A Faun lookalike

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    LAMP

    45A One might stand on a table

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    HOHO

    1A Alternative to a Ding Dong

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    RACED

    9A Sped

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    CORES

    11D Computer processor parts

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    DAFT

    5D Preposterous

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    BUD

    27A Sprout

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    AKERS

    51D Michelle who was FIFA's Female Player of the Century

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    KEKE debut

    67A Actress/TV host Palmer

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    URI

    28D Sch. with a campus in Narragansett

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    RONDO

    66A Repetitive musical form

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    DYERS

    13D Some textile specialists

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    OCHOA

    4D Golf great Lorena

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    HUGH

    17A Actor Laurie of "House"

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    ALLO

    46A French greeting

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    EQUI

    6D Lead-in to -vocal

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    TAUNT

    53D Needle

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    ENVOY

    12D Figure in international relations

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    RENEGADE

    9D Obama's Secret Service code name

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    ATAGLANCE

    37D Superficially

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    LUNN

    7D Sally ___ (English teacake)

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    DITTOMARKS

    29D " " "

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    SALVADOR

    41D First name in Surrealism

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    TANGENTIAL

    8D Beside the point

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    CALLSITLIKEITIS debut

    40A What each asterisked clue's answer does, to correct a misnomer?

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    ECUADORHAT debut

    63A *Headwear made from jipijapa fibers

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    FUNNYNERVE debut

    18A *Sensitive part of the elbow

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    HIGHHEELS debut

    3D Grate pains?

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    KOALAMARSUPIAL debut

    57A *Symbol of Australia

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    SHOOTINGMETEOR debut

    20A *Oft-wished-upon sighting

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