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Sunday · 142 answers · 8 debuts

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

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    ATE

    67D What seven did to nine, in a joke

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    SET

    93D Card-matching game

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    ODE

    123A Pablo Neruda work

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    EAR

    8D Piercing spot

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    YES

    127A R.S.V.P. option

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    ERE

    7D Before, poetically

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    ADO

    62D Brouhaha

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    ORAL

    99A Word-of-mouth

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    NET

    116D See 20-Across

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    NSA

    48D Org. that hires cryptanalysts

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    OAR

    22A Propel, as a shell

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    AND

    64D Word commonly following the Oxford comma

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    APE

    41D Mimic

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    UTE

    117D Pac-12 athlete

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    NIL

    63D When doubled, boring result in the Premier League

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    ESE

    130A Syracuse-to-Albany dir.

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    AHI

    121D Tuna, on a sushi menu

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    LSAT

    100D Exam with a 35-minute timed essay, in brief

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    ORS

    92D Choice words

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    SON

    12D Family member inaptly found in "ladies only"

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    ETTA

    60A James who sang "I Sing the Blues"

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    URSA

    110D ___ Minor

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    EMT

    39A First responder, for short

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    NAS

    25D Rapper dissed by Jay-Z in "Takeover"

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    SEGA

    44A Maker of the classic video game Frogger

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    CCS

    120D They're found below the "To" field

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    UAE

    29A Home to the Burj Khalifa, for short

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    NANA

    61A Grandma, affectionately

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    RUE

    68D Lament

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    SEER

    5D One gifted with the "inner eye"

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    EGOT

    37D The "grand slam" of showbiz awards, in brief

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    ANNA

    4D Palindromic feminine name

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    EOS

    53A Goddess of the dawn

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    IMP

    118D Rapscallion

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    ENG

    13D High school subj.

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    TESLA

    14D Vehicle company with a market value over $1 trillion

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    NON

    94D Prefix with binary

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    ACLU

    126A Org. involved in the Scopes Monkey Trial

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    CBS

    1A "Bull" airer

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    FRO

    119D ___-yo

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    OPINE

    54D Give one's take

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    CIAO

    111A Ta-ta

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    ABATE

    34D Peter out

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    NBC

    94A Company with a Page Program

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    HERO

    85D Grinder

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    POI

    11D Hawaiian taro dish

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    SNAG

    122A Slight problem

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    EMUS

    33D Ostrich relatives

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    NAG

    61D Badger

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    WED

    81A Get hitched

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    SOY

    49A Kind of milk

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    ISAY

    70A Brit's "How shocking!"

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    ALLA

    23A "... and to ___ good night!"

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    TOTS

    26D Young 'uns

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    ICY

    108D Not friendly

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    PDAS

    91D Smartphone predecessors, for short

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    TANS

    71A What many lifeguards have

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    CRY

    17D Shout

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    DADS

    19D Some diaper changers

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    GAY

    38D Like some apparel, in song

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    LENS

    114D Part of the eye

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    NOONE

    21A Who is "too small to make a difference," per a Greta Thunberg book title

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    GMC

    15A Yukon automaker

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    BITE

    32D How a zombie might spread the infection

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    ASPCA

    55A Pet lovers' org.

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    INES

    75A Chemical suffixes

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    ISR

    80D Destination for Birthright trips: Abbr.

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    STEPS

    128A Way up or way down

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    DRAG

    43A What some kings and queens dress in

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    PIG

    66D Messy sort

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    LUV

    6D Word on a candy heart

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    PAIN

    36D Something necessary for gain, they say

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    KERR

    74A Steve with eight N.B.A. championship rings

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    MASON

    47D Kind of jar

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    LAID

    18A Set down

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    POPART

    65A Roy Lichtenstein's genre

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    TMZ

    69D Celebrity gossip site

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    KATANA

    50D Samurai's sword

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    LONE

    30A Singular

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    ARIE

    113D Singer India.___

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    UPSET

    10A Win for a 10-Down

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    IDEALS

    104D What 10s represent

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    ASLEEP

    4A Out

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    DINAH

    82D Someone's in the kitchen with her, in song

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    ENMASSE

    46D Together

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    REW

    42D Opposite of FF

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    BALSAM

    2D Christmas fir

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    POSIES

    129A Pocketful in ring-around-the-rosy

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    BROCODE

    95D Male etiquette, as described by Barney Stinson on "How I Met Your Mother"

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    ERTE

    35D "Symphony in Black" artist

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    COY

    115D Demure

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    HUME

    78A Philosopher who wrote "A Treatise of Human Nature"

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    CIT

    103A Op. ___ (footnote abbr.)

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    LETME

    124A "Please, I can handle this"

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    TIDES

    83A They're explained by Newton's law of universal gravitation

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    TOILS

    107D Grinds away

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    FETID

    52D Awful-smelling

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    GUIDO

    109A ___ di Pietro, artist better known as Fra Angelico

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    CANINES

    96D Eyeteeth

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    SANSA

    31A Stark who was crowned Queen of the North on "Game of Thrones"

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    AGENTS

    51A Reps

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    ACR

    112A Opposite of down: Abbr.

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    TONGUE

    105D Notable chameleon feature

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    FEWER

    73D Like New Jerseyans vis-à-vis New Yorkers

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    MGMT

    90D Execs: Abbr.

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    CLAUSE

    1D Part of a contract

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    URCHIN

    125A Many an informant employed by Sherlock Holmes

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    USEDCAR

    27A It's got some miles on it

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    TEAEGG

    83D Savory Chinese snack

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    ADINFINITUM

    72A ... COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL ...

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    NAMASTE debut

    102A Literally, "I bow to you"

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    NEVERENDINGSTORY debut

    24A ... FLOOR FLOOR FLOOR ...

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    NEURAL

    20A With 116-Down, artificial intelligence system that mimics the human brain

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    AYRES

    59D Lew ___, portrayer of Dr. Kildare

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    FARMS

    52A Click ___ (artificial increasers of website hits)

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    MARIMBA

    40A Percussion instrument of African origin

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    ACAP

    86D Put ___ on (limit)

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    CARMEN

    58D Sandiego not usually found in San Diego

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    GEEZ

    77A "Give me a break, would you?!"

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    GOLDEN

    76A Like the color of honey

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    RAFE

    101A Actor Spall of "Prometheus"

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    INGROUP

    98D Clique

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    MARENGO

    16D Napoleon's famed war horse

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    PERPETUALMOTION

    45A ... PROPOSAL PROPOSAL PROPOSAL ...

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    UNDERDOG

    10D Likely loser

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    DAREI

    79A Lead-in to ask or suggest

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    PRELATES

    88D Bishops, e.g.

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    ALGREEN

    113A "Let's Stay Together" singer, 1971

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    KANYEWEST

    50A Rapper with more than 20 Grammys

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    PLEURAL

    9D ___ cavity (where the lungs are located)

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    SIKHISM

    56D Religion that emphasizes seva, or "selfless service"

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    CAMRYS debut

    28D Popular Toyotas

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    GOONIES

    15D Adventurous kids in a 1985 film

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    PSEUDOSCIENCE

    57D Astrology or palmistry

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    RUFF

    87D Dennis the Menace's appropriately named dog

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    SHARPE

    84A N.F.L. Hall-of-Famer Shannon

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    SILENTPARTNER

    3D Investor behind the scenes

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    BEARSREPEATING debut

    32A ... GRIZZLY GRIZZLY GRIZZLY ...

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    CONTINUITYOFCARE debut

    115A ... CAUTION CAUTION CAUTION ...

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    IMPOSESON debut

    89A Inconveniences

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    NONSTOPFLIGHTS debut

    106A ... STAIRS STAIRS STAIRS ...

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    RECURRINGDREAMS debut

    97A ... AMBITION AMBITION AMBITION ...

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