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Sunday · 140 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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    ODE

    58A Many a Sharon Olds poem

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    ALI

    6D Mahershala of "Moonlight"

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    STY

    94A Home in the mud

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    343
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    ORAL

    37D Like one Freudian fixation

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    ODOR

    22A Trash day reminder, maybe

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    344
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    ACT

    65D One of two in "Hamilton"

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    SAD

    45D Blue

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    TEA

    79D Word after high or weak

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    TREE

    95A Christmas purchase

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    ICEE

    113D Slurpee relative

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    ATOM

    1A Research subject for which Bohr won a Physics Nobel

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    266
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    ALOT

    20A Big-time

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    PELE

    42A New York Cosmos star of the '70s

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    115
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    EGOT

    122A Set of showbiz awards, in brief

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    35
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    CAR

    117D Big game show prize

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    201
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    INANE

    102D Nonsensical

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    TALE

    5A Grimm account

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    LIP

    62A It may be glossed over

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    DIET

    41A Try to lighten up, perhaps?

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    96
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    ORO

    43A Metal precioso

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    231
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    STS

    78A Holy ones: Abbr.

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    191
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    DATA

    82D Sole ingredient in some cookies?

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    157
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    ORATE

    93A Give an address

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    196
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    NCAA

    70D Org. with Divisions I-III

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    164
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    ACLU

    1D "Because freedom can't protect itself" org.

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    RAGE

    110D Blow a fuse

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    VAN

    98A Moving ___

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    AGUA

    52D ___ fresca

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    CNET

    120A Tech tutorials site

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    47
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    SAW

    24D Maxim

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    HONE

    33D Refine

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    NBC

    76A "Mr. Mayor" airer

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    SOW

    119D Scatter

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    UNE

    13D A in French class

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    PORE

    106A Small sweater?

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    TALL

    112D Starbucks size

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    SEWS

    126A Clinches, with "up"

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    EXPO

    55D Convention center event

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    ONYX

    83D Rock with colorful bands

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    EMEND

    69D Revise, as text

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    56
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    TART

    15A Like cranberries

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    OLAY

    26A Maker of Regenerist products

    7
    65
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    WISE

    96A Like Athena

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    INASEC

    97D "Hold on ..."

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    34
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    TATE

    115A Museum that awards the Turner Prize

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    OUNCE

    67D Unit of prevention

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    65
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    ORCS

    3D Evil creatures in 7-Down

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    51
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    ANORAK

    108A Cold-weather jacket

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    40
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    LEPER

    49D New Testament miracle recipient

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    34
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    BOHO

    40D Thrift-store fashion, informally

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    17
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    FLEE

    123A Hightail it

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    BYTE

    66A Part of a gig

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    HEAP

    89D Great deal

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    URBAN

    68D ___ legend

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    COPE

    36A Manage OK

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    COBS

    36D Male swans

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    27
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    ARCANA

    21A Tarot deck grouping

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    26
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    LOTR

    7D Frodo's film franchise, familiarly

    5
    13
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    ROC

    107D Giant bird of Arabian myth

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    ETHEL

    8D Blues great Waters

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    MOB

    39A Dangerous crowd

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    TRYST

    18D Guilt-producing meeting, perhaps

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    TOON

    2D Animated figure

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    NOSIR

    44A Polite rejection

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    49
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    BASIC

    66D Aggressively mainstream, in slang

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    ROADS

    17D Map lines

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    HEDY

    124A Actress and inventor Lamarr

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    24
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    MWAH

    32A [Blown kiss]

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    NAVI

    72D Pandora native in "Avatar"

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    AROUSE

    10D Inflame

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    CORA

    19A Protagonist of Colson Whitehead's "The Underground Railroad"

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    ALITO

    48D Justice beginning in 2006

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    VALET

    31D Park supervisor?

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    ALPACA

    65A Its fleece is hypoallergenic

    3
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    CATCH

    101D Come down with

    3
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    FRIAR

    46D Order member

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    CHEX

    114D Party mix ingredient

    3
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    ICANSO

    116A "Oh yeah? Watch me!"

    3
    20
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    SLASH

    75A URL divider

    2
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    STAX

    100A Record label for Otis Redding and Big Star

    2
    21
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    POETIC

    111A Kind of license

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    TOMCAT

    74A Avid bird-watcher, say

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    REALTOR

    109A Person with lots to show

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    MASHUP

    9A Musical medley

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    EEN

    92D Opposite of morn

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    ADLAI

    16D Two-time opponent of Dwight

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    HASTE

    12D Something made in a hurry

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    STREET

    78D Side of a block

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    DARLA

    86D "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" vampire

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    LCDS

    60D Some HDTVs

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    UNSEAT

    27A Oust

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    NADINE

    29D Nobel-winning author Gordimer

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    GRAVE

    104D Accent ___

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    ROBES

    105D Wizards' wear

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    CPI

    35D Economic stat.

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    SAILON

    61D 1979 Commodores hit with the lyric "Good times never felt so good"

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    GULPS

    51D "Uh-oh" sounds

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    MAMABIRD

    9D One with a nesting instinct

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    WIENIE

    96D Frank

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    FIREOPAL

    46A National gemstone of Mexico

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    3
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    LOSELOSE

    88D Like a bad outcome for all

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    3
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    URIS

    73A Leon who wrote "Battle Cry"

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    ONEAM

    77A First stroke of the day

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    LALO

    54D "Mission: Impossible" theme composer Schifrin

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    DION

    64D Singer Celine

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    GHETTO

    53D Its etymology may derive from the diminutive of "borough" in Italian

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    SCTV

    80D Classic skit comedy show

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    FLEX

    127A Show off at the gym

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    GREECE

    125A Where the tradition of shaking hands as a greeting originated

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    MAKEME

    4D Defiant retort

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    VOTED

    103D Checked a box, maybe

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    NOPETS

    99D Hotel room restriction

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    TOOLE

    56A "A Confederacy of Dunces" author

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    CAKED

    84A Encrusted

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    RENAULT

    28A French auto pioneer Louis

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    TAMI

    71D Suspense novelist Hoag

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    TAMTAM

    5D Large orchestral gong

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    ENSNARED

    90A Netted

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    SCULPT

    11D Shape

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    TOODLEOO

    15D Cheery "Ciao!"

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    LOCKSMITH

    23A Side hustle for a hairstylist?

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    NAVIES

    121A Sub groups?

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    OVIEDO

    81A Spanish city north of León

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    SLOUGH

    57A Shed, with "off"

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    MOUSER

    25A Rodent-catching feline

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    REEKING

    91D Causing quite a stink

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    SLUED

    63A Turned

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    BASECOACH

    118A Side hustle for a drill instructor?

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    3
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    SEEOFF

    100D Drive to the station, say

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    BAGGAGEHANDLER

    50A Side hustle for a therapist?

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    2
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    ENTIRETY

    85D Sum total

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    NAILTECHNICIAN

    87A Side hustle for a carpenter?

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    2
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    POGOSTICKS

    38D Bouncy toys

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    2
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    TVDADS

    30A Dan Conner and Danny Tanner, e.g.

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    2
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    AXILS debut

    59A Leaf-to-branch angles

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    CIVILENGINEER debut

    101A Side hustle for a marriage counselor?

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    1
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    LABSPECIALIST debut

    34A Side hustle for a veterinarian?

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    1
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    OUTPATIENTCOORDINATOR debut

    67A Side hustle for an anesthesiologist?

    0
    1
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    PARTIER debut

    14D One getting down, so to speak

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    1
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    POLYTHEIST debut

    47D Hindu, for one

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    1