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Thursday · 78 answers · 4 debuts

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

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    AGE

    10A Second-best era

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    DNA

    37A Something found in strands

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    EDIT

    63A Make amends?

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    ECHO

    14A ___ Park (neighborhood in central Los Angeles)

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    TMI

    24D "I did NOT need to hear that!," in brief

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    OPEN

    67A Forthright

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    ROT

    52A Crop problem

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    MAE

    29A Whitman of "Arrested Development"

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    NYE

    45D Dec. 31

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    EPI

    34D Prefix with genetics

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    EVIL

    30D Heinous

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    SNO

    5D Caps or cones preceder

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    ROAR

    62A Sound heard before many a classic movie

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    ALS

    41A Gore and more

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    KEY

    48A Score specification

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    PBS

    65D Airer of Ken Burns documentaries

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    AGOG

    10D Terribly eager

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    RENE

    61D Philosopher Descartes

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    SPAY

    25A Do a certain veterinary job

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    ACRES

    7D The National Mall has more than 300 of them

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    SAIL

    33D Compete in the America's Cup, say

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    THY

    28A Old-fashioned possessive

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    NAY

    43D Thumbs-down

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    GOAT

    15A Neologism for the "best ever"

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    YUP

    26D "Absolutely!"

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    BEAN

    6D Cannellini, e.g.

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    ONEAL

    21A 2016 inductee into the Basketball Hall of Fame

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    WARE

    70A Forks and knives, e.g.

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    YAKS

    53A Hairy Tibetan beasts

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    SPOON

    71A Symbol of privilege

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    UNION

    13A Matrimony

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    OTRO

    19A Other: Sp.

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    BRAG

    32D Crow

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    SEEIN

    42A Welcome at the front door

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    RONI

    66A Certain pizza topping, slangily

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    RINK

    35D An ice place to go?

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    BOCCE

    68A Game played on a 91' x 13' court

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    SCREEN

    51D Metonym for the movie industry

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    FIRS

    58A Christmas trees

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    TIPIN

    39A Easy basket

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    NIECES

    40D Some flower girls

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    BACK

    6A Kind of gorilla

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    FOX

    69A Attractive older fellow

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    CHEAP

    8D Shabbily made

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    PRIME

    36A Like 2017 and 2027

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    BRONCO

    49D Player at the highest-elevation N.F.L. stadium

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    JOG

    27A Nudge

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    LODES

    4D Mine locales

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    LUNE

    20A Apt foreign rhyme of "moon"

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    YOURE

    60A "___ kidding!"

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    DROOP

    57D Sag

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    TONGUE

    16D Gift of persuasiveness

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    GOWN

    22A Prom purchase

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    NOSALT

    18D Like some healthier potato chips

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    SUBARU

    31A Japanese company with six stars in its logo

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    SURFER

    42D Marvel character with metallic skin

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    STIX

    59D Pixy ___ (candy brand)

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    BULLET

    1D Simple solution to a big problem

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    BFS debut

    49A Some significant others, for short

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    EGESTS

    23A Discharges

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    ENOUGH

    2D "Just stop already!"

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    SURER

    55D More confident

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    KOALAS

    9D Famously sleepy animals

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    FIASCO

    50D Debacle

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    CEDRIC

    56A ___ the Saxon (Ivanhoe's father in "Ivanhoe")

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    BELLS

    1A Christmas classic covered by Bing Crosby and Bob Dylan, among others

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    NEUTRINO

    38D Nearly massless subatomic particle

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    SILVER

    33A With 44-Across, bit of consolation ... or a feature of this puzzle's grid?

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    UVULAS

    46A Parts of soft palates

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    LINING

    44A See 33-Across

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    LINNEY

    3D Laura of "Ozark"

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    EARWORMS

    12D Extremely catchy tunes

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    KOOPA

    54D Super Mario creature that resembles a turtle

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    LONDONAREA

    17A Six Premier League teams play in it

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    NORESPONSE

    64A [Silence]

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    DEVOIDOF debut

    37D Lacking

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    GOTOJAIL debut

    11D Monopoly square between Marvin Gardens and Pacific Avenue

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    SAYNOW debut

    47D "Here's an idea ..."

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