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Sunday · 145 answers · 16 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

    126D With 124-Down, feature of van Gogh

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    EAR

    124D See 126-Down

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    OREO

    120A Treat thought to be stamped with symbols of the Knights Templar

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    ETSY

    87A Website with a Seller Handbook

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    116
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    EVE

    52A "Gangsta Lovin'" rapper, 2002

    34
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    TIE

    3D 20-20, e.g.

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    284
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    ORCA

    115D Sight from a Seattle ferry

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    AND

    49A The "e" in Genoa?

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    ARENA

    22A Word before rock or football

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    ODD

    91A "How ___ ..."

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    ERRS

    18D Slips

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    SCAR

    128A Something commonly left in an operating room

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    AER

    28A ___ Lingus

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    RES

    13D "Hi" follower

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    ASTI

    59D Sparkling wine variety

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    EARN

    132A Pull down

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    TRE

    119A Half of sei

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    HON

    79A Sweet pea

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    SAL

    41D ___ Minella (Muppet)

    14
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    SERA

    23A Song word repeated after "Que"

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    CAP

    2D Limit

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    IMAGE

    51D Politician's concern

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    URGE

    69D Drive

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    SASH

    19D Holder of merit badges on a scout uniform

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    HOSE

    114D It often has its kinks

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    TESTS

    101D Doctor's orders, maybe

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    EXES

    47D They used to be a "thing"

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    GEAR

    116D Bike ride setting

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    OLIVE

    34D Plant family that jasmine and lilac are part of

    11
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    UNE

    78A French article

    10
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    WED

    127D Get hitched to

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    AROAR

    112D Loud, as a stadium

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    WENT

    57A Sold (for)

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    STATE

    73D Lead-in to "of mind" or "of war"

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    ICY

    95D Far from friendly

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    HAITI

    20A Home of the isle of Tortuga

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    BOW

    125D Take a ___

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    INCUR

    14D Rack up, as charges

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    YEESH

    90D Verbal cringe

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    ADES

    16A Fruit drinks

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    126
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    WES

    64A Jazz guitarist Montgomery

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    ELISE

    85A Emmy-winning journalist Finch

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    BIC

    99A Brand that stylizes its name with a lowercase second letter

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    NICE

    80D Determination from Santa

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    ENRON

    38D In early 2001, one of its executives notoriously said "From an accounting standpoint, this will be our easiest year ever"

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    STRIP

    11A Get into one's birthday suit

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    NAGS

    118D Rides

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    ERASERS

    76A Lead-off selections?

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    28
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    AHS

    1D Sounds at a sauna

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    121
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    SCONE

    131A Tea go-with

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    ANTIS

    8D Those against

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    LYRA

    10D Harp-shaped constellation

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    29
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    ESSIE

    63D Big name in nail polish

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    TWIST

    58D Surprise ending

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    28
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    IRAISE

    43D Pot grower's remark?

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    HIE

    96A Make haste

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    GHANA

    130A Where the Volta River flows

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    ACTAS

    1A Impersonate

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    BUC

    67A Super Bowl LV champ

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    UPSET

    84D Big tournament news

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    ATLANTA

    4D Hit TV show created by Donald Glover

    3
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    NAMED

    129A Going by

    3
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    MONEY

    21A "___ often costs too much": Emerson

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    SORER

    134A More teed off

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    ETOILE

    42A Prima ballerina

    3
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    REIGN

    62A Rule

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    CRIER

    36D Announcement maker of yore

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    ASSISTS

    70A Basketball box score column

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    SCENERY

    117A It may be taken in by a traveler

    3
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    BROCODE debut

    99D Set of rules popularized by "How I Met Your Mother"

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    5
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    ANE

    56A Good "Wheel of Fortune" buy for REVERSE ENGINEER

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    CHINA

    60A Where dominoes were invented

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    GMA

    6D "Today" competitor, for short

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    NOMSG

    55A Food packaging reassurance

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    EMENDS

    45D Corrects, as text

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    SWEDEN

    72D The Ikea logo shares the colors of its flag

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    ARSENE

    54D Detective Lupin

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    AUGER

    83A Boring tool

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    JCREW

    33D L.L. Bean competitor

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    HTTPS

    92A Encrypted URL component

    2
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    DLINE

    133A Those opposite the center and guards, in N.F.L. lingo

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    LIETO

    82A Give wrong information

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    HAVEN

    35D Safe space

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    AREAR

    59A Toward the back

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    SILLS

    89D Spots for window boxes

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    ALLOTS

    70D Sets aside

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    EXHALE

    53A Yoga class instruction

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    ACTRESS

    102D Best ___

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    LONGER

    44D What snakes grow as they age

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    STETHO

    107D Lead-in to -scope

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    SILENTL

    5D Something close to a colonel's heart?

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    LDRS

    27A People in charge: Abbr.

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    RICARDO

    29A Lucy's last name on "I Love Lucy"

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    SINGTO debut

    104A Serenade

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    REHASH

    74A Addiction treatment locale

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    LISTEN

    106D "Let me get this out ..."

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    STARK

    86D Bare

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    SOWED

    135A Scattered

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    GNARL

    6A Bump on a log

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    MMI

    122D Millennium start

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    TRIODE

    12D Vacuum tube type

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    AIMTO

    121A "We ___ please"

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    LYNNE

    113D Former second lady Cheney

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    SAIDHI

    71D Popped in for just a moment, perhaps

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    CLATTER

    39A Commotion

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    HOGWASH

    114A Gryffindor, Slytherin, Hufflepuff or Ravenclaw

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    NORELCO

    103D Shaving brand

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    PHIAL

    110D Small lab bottle

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    REECHO

    9D Come back again (again ... again ...)

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    DISCI

    26A Olympics projectiles

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    LAWSUIT

    77A Something to file

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    SADDLED

    11D Got ready to ride, with "up"

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    UNLEASH

    31A Like gasoline nowadays

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    CRYER

    25D Jon of "Two and a Half Men"

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    ERUPTION

    109A 1980 event in Washington

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    GTI

    81A Volkswagen model inits.

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    JOHNNYCASH

    33A 30-year host of late-night TV

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    HERMIONE

    75D Advocate for the better treatment of elves, in Harry Potter

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    HUSHED

    61D Scolded, as in a library

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    RECOILS

    108A Shrinks

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    THOUSAND

    93D The St. Lawrence River's misnamed ___ Islands

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    GUESSED

    68A Took a swing, say

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    OSTEEN

    40A Televangelist Joel

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    SHAGRUGS

    48D Floor coverings that feel good on the feet

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    AGEWORN

    98D Fatigued over time

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    ELDERLAW

    37A Legal field concerned with long-term care

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    MIDACT

    94A Red-handed, say

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    NICHOLAS

    55D Present-day saint?

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    SEATANGLE

    100A What a button on an armrest may control

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    2
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    SGS

    66A Some U.N. officers, for short

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    TALKSTRASH

    111A Be completely candid

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    ASLEWOF debut

    16D Countless

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    ATONESELBOW debut

    123A Within arm's reach

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    DEDA debut

    17D -

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    ELROYS debut

    105A "___ Pal," early episode of "The Jetsons"

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    ESUOHSTRA debut

    65D -

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    LATEGREAT debut

    32D Gone-but-not-forgotten

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    NOSRA debut

    7D -

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    PAINLESS debut

    15D No-hassle

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    RETNECBA debut

    30D -

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    1
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    RISEFROM debut

    50A With 97-Across, emerge reborn ... or what the ends of five Across answers in this puzzle do?

    0
    1
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    RIVALRIES debut

    46A Some team competitions

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    1
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    SPELLCASTER debut

    24A Charming sort?

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    THEASHES debut

    97A See 50-Across

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    THGIA debut

    88D -

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    1