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Thursday · 76 answers · 12 debuts

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

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    ETA

    23D Flight tracker info

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    OLE

    65D ___ Miss of the N.C.A.A.

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    EEL

    21A A pelican gulper is a type of one

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    ESSO

    70A Standard Oil offshoot

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    ANO

    53A What starts with janeiro, in Rio

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    216
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    NEED

    60D Have to have

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    214
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    SON

    45A Anderson Cooper, to Gloria Vanderbilt

    24
    213
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    SARI

    9D It's a wrap

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    TON

    43D Whole lot

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    RYE

    24D Alternative to white

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    AGES

    34D Range on a game box

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    SOLO

    30D 2018 sci-fi prequel

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    RCA

    7D Electronics company that founded NBC

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    OBI

    26A It's a wrap

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    SOD

    44D Cover some ground?

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    EAU

    31A Evian, par exemple

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    SETH

    69A Adam and Eve's third child

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    AMINO

    16A Protein-building acid type

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    YAM

    33A Food item that may be candied

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    LATTE

    63A Frothy order

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    ADORE

    66A Seriously fancy

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    PBS

    64D Network supported by "Viewers Like You"

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    DOPE

    15D Lowdown

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    62
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    UTA

    58A Actress Hagen with three Tonys

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    SALE

    4D Something that's no good unless it's closed

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    163
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    GPS

    46A Network operated by the U.S. Space Force

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    96
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    DEB

    8D Type of socialite officially discontinued in the U.K. in 1958

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    AMIGO

    10D Mexican ally

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    67
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    PDAS

    1A Proto-smartphones, in brief

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    47
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    USS

    32D ___ Enterprise

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    DREW

    27A Didn't win or lose

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    CHAP

    49A Get red in the face?

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    VASE

    62D Container whose name is pronounced with either a long "a" or an "ah"

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    64
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    STOOL

    47A Part of a bar line

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    54
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    BIRD

    5A It may be flipped in anger, with "the"

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    40
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    TREK

    57D Enterprise voyage

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    GAG

    38D Shut up

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    BANC

    37D Like Supreme Court hearings, with "en"

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    34
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    GLAD

    59D Hefty rival

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    STYES

    29A Eye ailments

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    47
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    RIGID

    18A Unbending

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    SAHIB

    9A Companion, in Arabic

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    53
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    INLETS

    6D Some safe harbors

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    INDEBT

    55A Like mortgagors

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    BELCH

    56D Something that might come up after a big meal?

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    FLAMES

    41A —

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    OUTRE

    54D Off-the-wall

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    SERFS

    25D Peons

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    ESTERS

    22A Parts of essential oils

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    ALLELE

    3D Genetic variant

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    BODS

    13D Gym figures, for short

    1
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    INITIATE

    12D New member

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    MUSTI

    35D "Are you giving me no choice?"

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    PASSTO

    52D Target with a toss

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    LESTAT

    48D Titular vampire in Anne Rice novels

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    11
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    DEKED

    68A Feinted on the ice

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    BAWLS

    5D Blubbers

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    HUEVOS

    50D Parts of a Spanish omelet

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    4
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    SERVERS

    61A —

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    4
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    WYNN

    28D Casino next to the Venetian in Vegas

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    4
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    ATREUS

    51D Father-in-law of Helen of Troy

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    3
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    DUELER

    2D Burr, famously

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    3
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    ONPARADE

    39D For all to see

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    3
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    PHYSED

    1D Gym

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    3
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    ITSNOTOK debut

    40D Response to rule-breaking

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    2
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    YELLOWLAB debut

    17A Marley of "Marley & Me," for one

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    2
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    AEROBATS debut

    36A Blue Angels, e.g.

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    1
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    ANTNESTS debut

    42A Colonies construct them

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    1
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    BLACKSOUT debut

    67A Redacts, as sensitive information (suggested by three of this puzzle's answers)

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    GOINGU debut

    38A Failing spectacularly

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    1
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    GROUN debut

    59A Members of a wartime skywatching corps

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    1
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    HIGHBEAM debut

    11D Flashy car feature?

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    1
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    HULADANCE debut

    14A Performance traditionally accompanied by the ipu heke (double gourd drum)

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    1
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    IGHTS debut

    20A —

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    POTLEAVES debut

    64A Symbols often accompanying the phrase "Legalize it"

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    1
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    SLEEPLE debut

    19A Insomniacs have them

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    1