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Saturday · 72 answers · 7 debuts

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

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    ALE

    39A It's sold by the yard

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    ODE

    24A Sharon Olds's "___ to Dirt"

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    ARE

    3D Amount to

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    ANTE

    27D Lead-in to date

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    INS

    40A Good things to have for a private party

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    EMU

    50A Creature whose male incubates the eggs, during which it won't eat, drink or defecate for 50+ days

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    ATOM

    54A It may be bonded

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    ANEW

    15A Fresh

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    TEND

    57A Guard, perhaps

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    IGOR

    47D 2008 animated film with the tagline "He's got a monster of a problem"

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    OUI

    53D "Absolument!"

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    APP

    27A Restaurant starter, informally

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    MERE

    56A Whom to call "maman"

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    ACID

    5A Kind of rock

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    RATE

    31D Grade

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    IVE

    18A "___ changed"

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    PTSD

    30D What cognitive behavioral therapy might treat, in brief

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    LATE

    46D Behind

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    INIT

    7D Still alive, so to speak

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    AWES

    12D Floors

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    ELKS

    38A Order at a lodge

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    PIT

    52D Stone

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    PIER

    28D Walk on water?

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    ITSME

    40D Response at the door

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    SALEM

    9D Boston exurb

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    OHM

    23A Reciprocal of a siemens

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    SLAM

    1A Trash

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    OKAY

    32D "Capisce?"

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    EMEND

    43D Change in writing

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    LEFT

    11D Took off

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    PONE

    25A Hush puppies alternative

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    ANDES

    34D Home of the two deepest canyons in the Americas (each 11,500+ feet)

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    STEVE

    1D Martin or Harvey

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    LIFE

    17A Bio subject

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    UNIX

    10D Bell Labs development of the 1970s

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    CABS

    6D Pickup line?

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    LAWN

    49D Quad part

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    LAGS

    51A Trails

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    DDT

    8D Noted organochloride, in brief

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    SETON

    42D ___ Hall

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    YULE

    44D 'Tis the season to be jolly

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    SWIG

    13D Amount from a flask, maybe

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    GLAM

    45D Kind of rock

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    ODYSSEY

    41A What a trip!

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    ORGS

    26D ASCAP and A.S.P.C.A.: Abbr.

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    PEDS

    29D Disposable shoe liners

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    SULA

    9A Toni Morrison title character who lives in the Bottom

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    LOREN

    2D Actress with an Academy Award for 1960's "Two Women"

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    WIND

    58A Current

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    CRUST

    19A Feature of the inner planets

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    IOWEYOUONE

    55A "Much obliged!"

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    DEY

    37A Actress Susan

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    FLOE

    48D Barents Sea sight

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    OOZED

    41D Gave off, in a way

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    LOCK

    33D Sure thing

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    ARBUS

    5D Photographer Diane

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    TEXTS

    20A Thread count?

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    GLITZ

    45A Alliterative partner of 45-Down

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    PERKS

    25D Brightens, with "up"

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    DOPER

    22D Olympics rule-breaker

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    GENDERS

    21A Facebook allows for more than 50

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    MERCEDESBENZ

    4D Maker of the world's first diesel-powered passenger car

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    FLOWS

    48A Proceeds smoothly

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    ONBROADWAY

    23D Like Tony-winning plays

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    PLAZAHOTEL

    52A New York City setting of the "Eloise" books

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    BARRELFULS debut

    14D Amounts from a distillery, maybe

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    PROPELLERBEANIE debut

    30A Prominent attire for Jr. Pac-Man

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    STARBUCKSORDERS debut

    36A Grande and others

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    STOREBRAND debut

    13A Lower-cost option at a supermarket, usually

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    TAKESFORGRANTED debut

    35A Assumes

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    THEEARLYSHOW debut

    20D Program replaced by "CBS This Morning"

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    WERERABBIT debut

    16A Furry creature that Wallace becomes during the full moon, in a "Wallace & Gromit" film

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