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Sunday · 138 answers · 9 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

    68D It's represented by a dot in the top-left corner, in Braille

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    ECO

    9D Green prefix

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    ARI

    37A Diamondbacks, on scoreboards

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    ETNA

    43A Sicily's Parco dell'___

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    OAR

    29D Thing seen in the foreground of "Washington Crossing the Delaware"

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    ADE

    44D Orange follower

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    OPS

    4D Missions, for short

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    ENO

    63D Residential suffix with Angel

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    ITEM

    72D See 71-Down

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    OPERA

    82D "What's ___, Doc?" (old Bugs Bunny short)

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    ETAS

    77A Some rideshare info

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    PAR

    124A Something to shoot for

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    EPIC

    9A Word with poetry or proportions

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    LES

    127A ___ Bleus, nickname for France's soccer team

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    ADELE

    114A "When We Were Young" singer

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    PER

    71D With 72-Down, a pop

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    PEN

    13A Something you might click to open

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    MENU

    90A Something rectangular that might have more than four sides

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    REO

    93A Old auto with its founder's monogram

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    EDS

    79D People people, for short

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    EARN

    121A Take home

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    IDS

    38A Face cards?

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    LAS

    119D ___ Palmas

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    ORSO

    76D "... ish"

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    ERODE

    61D Gradually diminish

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    TAD

    1A Sliver

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    RAIN

    99A Reason to reschedule

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    OFT

    118D Frequently

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    RISE

    21D Angry reaction

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    NAPA

    41A Destination for oenophiles

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    IFSO

    38D "In that case ..."

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    AWES

    16A Elicits a "Whoa" from, say

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    EDT

    58D Setting for Mets games: Abbr.

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    DEED

    78A Exploit

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    ARSON

    6D Basis for an insurance investigation

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    ITD

    95D "___ be an honor!"

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    ARGO

    81A Award-winning film set in Tehran

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    AWARE

    2D Plugged in, so to speak

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    ACURA

    104D Maker of the MDX, NSX and TLX

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    DEET

    45A Bug spray ingredient

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    ITAL

    100D Leaning right: Abbr.

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    NEPAL

    108D Home of many Sherpas

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    TEENS

    110D Decade after the aughts

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    NNE

    117D Taipei-to-Seoul dir.

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    SPIT

    91A Two-player card game

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    EDGAR

    70D Son of Gloucester in "King Lear"

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    LAIN

    123A Remained in bed, e.g.

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    CENA

    19A Wrestling star John

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    PETE

    75D ___ Alonso, Mets slugger with the most home runs by a rookie in M.L.B. history (53)

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    ANTES

    62A Buys in

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    BIN

    94A Storage spot

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    ELSIE

    109D ___ Hughes, name of main roles in "Westworld" and "Downton Abbey"

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    RIPA

    87D Kelly of "Live"

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    LOOFA

    122A Lather gatherer

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    ADEN

    23D Main port of Yemen

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    REHAB

    106D Fix up again

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    SNOB

    35A One prone to looking down

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    EGGO

    112A Food brand whose sales boomed after the premiere of "Stranger Things"

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    ALTER

    20A Tailor

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    INTER

    11D Lead-in to com or net, but not org

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    SNEAK

    55A Kind of attack

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    COCOA

    107D Brown hue

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    FITS

    34D Partner of starts

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    OBAMA

    4A Politician with the campaign slogan 30-Across

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    LENIN

    36A His tomb is in Red Square

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    SYN

    54D Dict. listing

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    STEWS

    17D Worries anxiously

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    EATIN

    52D Have a home-cooked meal

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    BAY

    5D ___ State, nickname for Massachusetts

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    OPAH

    27A Moonfish

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    PALAU

    42D Where fruit bat soup is eaten as a delicacy

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    VOTER

    105D Bloc party?

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    LEER

    57A To read: Sp.

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    RECAP

    103D It has its highlights

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    NEHRU

    15D His birthday is celebrated as "Children's Day" in India

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    ABACI

    32D Calculators of old

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    SUSHI

    25A Food served in an omakase meal

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    APRES

    97A Opposite of "avant"

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    NORAD

    73A Santa-tracking org.

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    DANO

    39D Paul of "Little Miss Sunshine"

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    ACUTE

    115A Sharp

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    TIKI

    48D Maori for "image"

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    NESTEA

    96D Snapple competitor

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    GROW

    113D Blossom

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    CONN

    31D N.Y. neighbor

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    PLUTO

    13D Largest object in the Kuiper belt

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    RETIRE

    84A Hang up the cleats, so to speak

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    PARED

    18A Trimmed (down)

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    DENIS

    3D Actor Leary

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    SWATS

    126A Clubs

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    HAREMS

    69D Mideast palace parts

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    TAFFY

    1D Boardwalk treat

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    MRED

    92A TV character who said "Time to hit the hay ... oh, I forgot, I ate it!"

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    SWAMI

    66D All-knowing sort

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    RDAS

    89D Nutritional figs.

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    GRAF

    102D Four-time Australian Open champ

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    STRAD

    64D High-priced violin, informally

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    ICKY

    59A Gross

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    PRIOR

    53D Like some obligations

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    CASABA

    12D Wrinkly-skinned fruit

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    MITER

    83A Bishop's headgear

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    ASTRIDE

    20D Mounted on

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    ILYA

    56A Longtime hockey star Kovalchuk

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    LARYNX

    36D Speaking part?

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    ITRIED

    88D Remark after losing

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    PHONES

    24D They're banned in many classrooms nowadays

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    ESCALATOR

    47D Nonstop flight?

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    OOPSIE

    60A Error, in totspeak

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    YESWECAN

    30A See 4-Across

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    PEPSIS

    53A Popular pops

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    DEPARTURE debut

    80D Exit

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    PERSONNEL debut

    10D Staff

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    SLEPTLATE debut

    40D Didn't hear the alarm, say

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    ABEE

    125A "... sting like ___"

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    ETSEQ

    14D And the following, in footnotes

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    ENGELS

    98D "Socialism: Utopian and Scientific" writer, 1880

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    NADAL

    101D Four-time U.S. Open champ

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    OKIES

    51D Sooners, by another name

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    FARED

    120A Made out

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    FRIED

    26A Having very little mental energy left

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    CASTANET

    107A Instrument heard in Spanish folk music

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    RAMAPO

    74A River across the New York/New Jersey border

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    EPIDEMIC

    46D Widespread

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    SEAOTTERS

    28A Swimmers in kelp forests

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    MEUP

    7D "Build ___ Buttercup" (1968 hit by the Foundations)

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    ADPAGE

    8D Spot for a perfume sample in a magazine, maybe

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    CASHESIN

    50D Redeems at a casino

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    RUBYRED

    85D Grapefruit descriptor

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    DERIDEAPRICOTS

    86A Make fun of small orange fruits?

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    DISDAIN

    65A Look down on

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    FALCONCARESSED

    49A Bird of prey that's gently petted?

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    RECORDSET

    111A Vinyl collection

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    FANTASYSUPPORTS debut

    22A Beams of one's dreams?

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    GOFORBAROQUE debut

    33A Visit a museum to see a Rembrandt exhibit?

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    GRAVYTERRAIN debut

    102A Mashed potatoes, on a Thanksgiving plate?

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    PILESON debut

    71A Adds insult to injury

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    THEROUXINTHETOWEL debut

    67A Actor Justin sitting poolside?

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    THUNDERCOLLAPSE debut

    116A Fourth-quarter meltdown at an N.B.A. game in Oklahoma City?

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