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Friday · 72 answers · 6 debuts

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

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    ALA

    49A Banned Books Week org.

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    AREA

    37A Field

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    631
  3. 3
    DNA

    54A Its structure was evidenced by Photo 51, an X-ray captured in 1952

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    260
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    IDEA

    66A See 60-Down

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    OPS

    26A Coin-___

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    179
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    ARIA

    15A 10-Down highlight

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    446
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    ANNE

    64A Archer of note

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    283
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    ARES

    6D Foe of Wonder Woman

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    ADAM

    12D #1 dad?

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    265
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    TRAP

    17A Big ol' mouth

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    156
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    AUTO

    56D What you might unthinkingly be on

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    165
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    RID

    5D Clear

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    148
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    PEST

    1A Small headache

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    128
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    NONO

    55D You shouldn't do this

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    116
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    ROLE

    48A Part

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    TORO

    36D Fatty tuna in Japanese cuisine

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    115
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    STENO

    21A Old worker with pads

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    CERA

    13D Michael who played George Michael Bluth on TV

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    38
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    NHL

    62D Senators' org.

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    101
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    SITH

    35D Emperor's order in "Star Wars"

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    31
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    NEAT

    60D With 66-Across, "Good thinking!"

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    224
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    RESIN

    23A Pine product

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    84
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    PATH

    1D Trail

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    62
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    TILL

    40D Register

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    58
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    TART

    68A Sharp, in a way

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    99
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    MADE

    30D Not natural

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    75
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    HIC

    11D Flashin' Fruit Punch brand

    7
    73
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    BABA

    50A ___ Yaga (folklore villain)

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    66
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    RICH

    20D Like angel investors and devil's food cake

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    65
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    BEES

    28D Queen's subjects

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    62
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    EASYA

    33D Desire of a quick study?

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    54
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    KNEW

    14D Was aware

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    68
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    KEEP

    44D Stay good

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    55
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    TRAIT

    53D Bit of a character

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    54
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    LETGO

    52A Release

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    46
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    PTS

    63D Three for a trey: Abbr.

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    89
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    DROP

    54D Go down

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    82
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    INTER

    8D Place underground

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    75
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    MAW

    22A Big ol' mouth

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    66
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    BRIM

    25A It's flat on a snapback

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    42
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    TAPES

    4D Patches up, in a way

    4
    29
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    PRAWN

    59A Cocktail tidbit

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    14
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    HOMER

    19A TV character who said "I am so smart! I am so smart! S-M-R-T!"

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    37
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    NUMB

    24D Not sensitive (to)

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    34
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    FOCI

    38A Duo in an ellipse

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    33
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    SUNK

    58D Gone down

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    17
  47. 47
    DOGS

    41A They might be gathered by the pound

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    38
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    CUBE

    27A 8 vis-à-vis 2

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    28
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    BESOT

    39A Intoxicate

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    27
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    SALOME

    10D Strauss work with the "Dance of the Seven Veils"

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    24
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    OFFAL

    26D Viscera

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    19
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    ABIDES

    46D Goes along with

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    16
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    LETHAL

    45A More than dangerous

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    15
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    OMANIS

    9D Subjects of a certain sultanate

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    11
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    SIAMESECAT

    3D Bucky in the comic strip "Get Fuzzy," e.g.

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    3
  56. 56
    ANAT

    42A Bio subj.

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    IVANS

    57A Several Russian czars

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    13
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    IRONMAIDEN

    16A Best-selling heavy metal band named for a torture device

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    8
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    LAVISH

    47D Extravagant

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    DONTBEASTRANGER

    7D "Stay in touch!"

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    4
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    ERRORPRONE

    2D Like a butterfingers

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    4
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    PROPAGANDA

    31D The art of politics?

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    4
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    BANCA

    51D Where to get money in Milano

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    2
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    DENTALCARE

    18A Brushing, e.g.

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    2
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    ONTHESCENT debut

    65A In hot pursuit

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    2
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    POOLSHARKS

    67A Experts in English?

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    2
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    STRIKEPAY

    43A Labor union offering, perhaps

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    2
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    FRESHMEAT debut

    34A Vulnerable newcomers, in slang

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    1
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    LEGALOWNER debut

    32D Entitled sort

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    1
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    RADIOSHACK debut

    5A Onetime chain that offered Free Battery Club memberships

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    1
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    ROUNDINGUP debut

    61A Going from 99 to 100, say

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    1
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    SEMPLE debut

    29A Aimee ___ McPherson, evangelist behind America's first megachurch

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