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Sunday · 140 answers · 11 debuts

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

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    ACE

    62D Crush, as a test

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    ETSY

    108D Site for some creative entrepreneurs

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    ICE

    9D Word that can precede or follow pack

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    ETNA

    110D What Vulcan's forge lay underneath, in myth

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    NOR

    115D Repeated word in the U.S. postal creed

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    EAST

    81D ___ New York (Brooklyn neighborhood)

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    285
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    ITEM

    25A Tabloid twosome

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    274
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    SPY

    122A One doing inside work

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    ETRE

    70A Raison d'___

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    PSI

    86A Trident look-alike

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    198
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    STEW

    26A Lose sleep (over)

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    180
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    DEE

    46A It's just passing

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    182
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    SIRI

    96D Who's talking on the phone?

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    77
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    ALES

    16D Lager alternatives

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    OMAN

    77A Oldest independent state in the Arab world

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    AMOS

    1D Book before Obadiah

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    INA

    87A ___ jam

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    178
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    IMP

    116D Rapscallion

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    OKRA

    90A Southern cooking staple

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    156
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    ELATE

    103A Fill with joy

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    182
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    LAO

    20A Language in the Tai family

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    154
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    TADA

    89A "I did it!"

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    138
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    TRES

    112D "___ chic!"

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    136
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    IBET

    28A "Su-u-ure"

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    RIOT

    64A Laugh and a half

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    AWOL

    113A Missing

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    167
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    HAN

    5D Solo traveling in space

    15
    113
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    COD

    13D One way for packages to arrive, in brief

    14
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    EDGES

    30A There are 24 in a cuboctahedron

    14
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    RITA

    32D Actress Moreno

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    IKE

    85D Actor/comedian Barinholtz

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    EXES

    7D Frequent subjects of Taylor Swift songs

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    130
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    CDC

    11A Org. featured in 2011's "Contagion"

    11
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    SAGE

    23D Herb used in smudging rites

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    TERN

    78D Bird with an annual 18,000-mile round-trip migration

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    SPAT

    14A Tiff

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    ERNST

    49D Young partner?

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    TOIL

    53D Work, work, work

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    HULA

    21A Kind of skirt

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    SUIT

    43A "___ yourself"

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    ORALB

    75A The "B" in its name stands for "brush"

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    OBIE

    24D Theater award

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    NEWT

    109A Semiaquatic creature

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    TAME

    17D Subdued

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    WES

    48A Director Craven

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    113
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    ALLAH

    1A One known as "the Alive, the Eternal"

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    AMISS

    27A Off

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    WEAR

    111D Sport

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    CODE

    71A Do a certain developer's job

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    ELIDE

    98D Pass over, in a way

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    OLAY

    36D Skin-care brand

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    65
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    DJS

    114D Party people, for short?

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    TIT

    88A Small bird

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    LIFE

    3D "That's ___"

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    OWIE

    105D Boo-boo

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    DUNE

    44A First winner of the Nebula Award for best science fiction novel (1965)

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    48
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    LOFT

    2D Converted apartment, perhaps

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    46
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    RYDER

    52D Winona of "Stranger Things"

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    45
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    LIPO

    35D Abdominal procedure, for short

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    DELIS

    107A Where subs are standard

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    24
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    SANTA

    59A Who actually lives in Lapland, some say

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    ZEST

    121A Joie de vivre

    5
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    CEASE

    29A Half of a legal warning

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    SHAW

    65A Playwright who wrote "Those who cannot change their minds cannot change anything"

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    FRAY

    34D Melee

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    APA

    47A Therapists' org.

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    MOUSSE

    119A Product that increases volume

    5
    20
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    DANTE

    12D One hell of a writer?

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    LOVE

    84D It's nada to Nadal

    4
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    ENIGMA

    97D Personality that's hard to read

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    MILNE

    61D "Now We Are Six" author

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    AMIDST

    74D In with

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    YURI

    106A Doctor Zhivago

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    HONDA

    60A Accord maker

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    PEARS

    124A Orchard products

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    NASH

    99D Mathematician John Forbes ___ Jr.

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    VIOL

    79D Instrument that's a homophone of 69-Down

    3
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    DEBIT

    6A Checkout option

    3
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    TRIAD

    73A Threesome

    3
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    SECTOR

    40D Any slice of pizza, geometrically

    3
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    RILKE

    42A Poet Rainer Maria ___

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    MONAE

    120A "Moonlight" actress Janelle

    3
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    OHWELL

    56D "C'est la vie"

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    YOGI

    58A One might bend over backward

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    YANG

    83D 2020 Democratic also-ran

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    DAUB

    107D Smear

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    CIT

    38D Op. ___ (footnote abbr.)

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    JUT

    118A Stick (out)

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    MOIRA

    18A ___ Rose, Catherine O'Hara's character on "Schitt's Creek"

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    DOORS

    92A Things you can crack without damaging them

    2
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    ARBYS

    123A Chain whose name derives from its founders, the Raffel brothers

    2
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    ROILS

    104A Stirs up

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    HONG

    33D ___ Kong

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    NEINS

    63D German denials

    2
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    DEVISES

    6D Crafts

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    INRI

    80D Crucifix inscription inits.

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    BARS

    8D Measures, in music

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    VIAL

    69D Vaccine holder

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    LAREDO

    54D Texas border city

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    OPENTOE

    93D Summer shoe style

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    SNAPON

    94A Affix with a click

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    BATONS

    76D Props for majorettes

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    TANGERINE

    100A Orangish shade

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    MADISON

    61A Author of 29 Federalist Papers

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    UNIONREP

    45D Workers' advocate, informally

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    RUSK

    37D Dry biscuit used as baby food

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    EYEUP

    101D Visually evaluate

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    PALLET

    95D Bed of straw

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    AREWEOK debut

    4D Question after an argument has died down

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    SEVENTENSPLIT debut

    96A Plan to leave at a very specific evening time?

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    2
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    ZINE

    117A Niche mag

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    RAZZ

    104D Boo-oo-oo, say

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    CLUES

    11D Fills (in)

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    TRAILER

    72A Something a mover or a movie might have

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    SHIELD

    14D Protect

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    TIMEX

    19D "It takes a licking and keeps on ticking" brand

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    CELEBS

    29D Stars

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    RUSTY

    102D Out of practice

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    TEXACO

    19A Chevron subsidiary

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    OLDISH

    39A Getting up there

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    SCOUTS

    65D Members of a certain den

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    TOBIAS

    10D Actor Menzies who won an Emmy for "The Crown"

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    ATELESS

    91D Dieted

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    RAISEHELL

    32A Make a big stink

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    CARAMBA

    57D "Ay" follower

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    HEKATE

    41D Greek goddess associated with witchcraft

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    SIDEROAD

    50D Back way, often

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    DESIGNATEDHITTER

    114A Blackjack dealer?

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    DIGSITE

    44D Archaeologist's workplace

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    DREWTO

    31D Approached

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    PUTALIDONIT

    15D "Quiet!," rudely

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    ADAPTATIONS debut

    67D A wood frog's ability to freeze itself in winter and an octopus's ability to change color, for two

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    FLOOREXERCISE debut

    34A Kegels, e.g.?

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    1
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    HORNIN debut

    66D Enter without permission

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    1
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    OFFENSIVEREBOUND debut

    22A Your ex's new date whom you just can't stand?

    0
    1
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    SERVICELINE debut

    68A "I'll be your waiter tonight," e.g.?

    0
    1
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    STARTINGBLOCK debut

    51A First square of a crossword?

    0
    1
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    TEENMOVIE debut

    78A Genre for "Booksmart" and "Clueless"

    0
    1
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    UNPLAYABLELIE debut

    82A Conspiracy theory so wild that it can't be aired?

    0
    1
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    YOYOTRICK debut

    55A Walking the dog, for instance

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    1