← Fill Atlas

Sunday · 140 answers · 13 debuts

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

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    EAR

    30A Either side of a beaming grin, in a phrase

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    END

    114A Omega's place

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    YES

    66D Last word of "Ulysses"

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    EON

    58A Hyperbolic wait time

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    EGO

    106D Something swollen on a pro athlete?

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    IDEA

    4D Creative springboard

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    AIR

    65D Something a snowboarder catches

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    ONIT

    35D "You can leave this to me"

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    ACHE

    102D Pine

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    AMEN

    27A "Right on!"

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    ODES

    94D Praising poetry

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    NEON

    103D Like the Radio City Music Hall sign

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    ODDS

    112A "What are the ___?"

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    OER

    49A Over-poetical?

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    INON

    57A Words after walk or cash

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    OED

    108D Alternative to Webster's, in brief

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    YETI

    84A Himalayan humanoid

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    TAO

    6D Subject for Laozi

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    ACTS

    96D Ballet sections

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    ADAM

    42A Driver of film

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    EMIR

    43D Mideast V.I.P.

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    IDS

    12D Bar necessities, at times

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    SOD

    98A Old ___ (motherland, affectionately)

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    OKRA

    78A Gumbo ingredient

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    REAP

    105D Harvest

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    LOL

    80A :-) alternative

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    ARID

    59A Like climates where cacti thrive

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    AMOR

    39D "Te quiero" sentiment

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    TAB

    6A Browser window

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    BAE

    72A Sweetie

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    SEAT

    67D Goal in musical chairs

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    CDS

    16D Makeup of some music libraries

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    NOM

    63D Jacqueline or Jacques

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    FRO

    53D To's opposite

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    BED

    32A Something to make after you wake

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    ATTIC

    1A Web site?

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    FOE

    52D Adversary

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    SEX

    70A "Emotion in motion," per Mae West

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    NEST

    83A Destination for a return flight

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    NEIL

    69A Playwright Simon

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    FDR

    56A First sitting prez to fly in an airplane

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    OPEDS

    115A Columns with angles

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    LOON

    77D Bird known in the U.K. as a diver

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    STAGE

    99D Play station?

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    YOLO

    50A Modern-day "carpe diem"

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    TAM

    55D Scottish cap

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    KNOT

    88A "I'm a frayed ___" (punch line of a classic joke)

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    SLID

    47A Declined

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    PIP

    28A Spot at a casino

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    AOK

    107D Totally fine

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    DEF

    64D For sure, for short

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    WOO

    92A Court

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    POOR

    81A Below par

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    SAID

    99A Announced

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    FIE

    54D Old-timey reproach

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    ROLO

    34D Caramel-filled candy

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    DRAB

    21D Lacking color

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    LANCE

    60A Pointy part of a charger?

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    ARFS

    7D Sounds from a lab

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    SCAD

    20D Huge quantity

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    LAILA

    77A One of the boxing Alis

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    STOOD

    20A Wasn't overturned on appeal

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    INNIE

    46D It might gather lint

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    FAA

    97A Watcher of the skies, for short

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    NOLTE

    69D Nick of "48 Hrs."

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    STINT

    22D Brief period of work

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    LOPE

    15D Run easily

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    BITS

    11D Some zeros and ones

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    NOELS

    74D Carolers' repertoire

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    GOGO

    75D ___ dancer

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    ADFEE

    31D Cost for a spot

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    OBVI

    101D "Duh," in modern slang

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    ABACI

    100A You can count on them

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    BACH

    8D "The Art of Fugue" composer

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    GENTS

    109A Quaint bathroom sign

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    KIDS

    113A Audience for Cocomelon, the most-viewed YouTube channel in the U.S.

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    WNBA

    37A Hoops org.

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    AXED

    100D Got rid of

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    HOES

    33D Garden shed items

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    HOOF

    76D Minotaur's foot

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    LAGER

    111A Lumberjack's favorite kind of beer?

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    FRODO

    17A Fictional character who says "I will take the ring, though I do not know the way"

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    OILERS

    93D N.H.L. team with five championship-winning seasons in the 1980s

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    OPTION

    40A Possibility

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    PFFT

    41A Scoffing sound

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    EXACT

    106A Not even a little off

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    NAGAT

    61D Really bother

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    IFOLD

    36D Declaration by one who's done playing

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    CAMPS

    23A Stays out all night?

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    AFRAME

    1D Home with a pointy roof

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    CHIEF

    19D Main

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    GAGE

    71A Thomas ___, British general at Bunker Hill

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    TRADED

    2D Worked on Wall Street

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    BALDEAGLE

    38D Benjamin Franklin famously considered it "a rank coward" with "bad moral character"

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    MORNS

    51A Early times in verse

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    AUDRA

    31A Tony winner McDonald

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    GOOFF

    87D Fly into a rant

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    TOWIN

    3D Bring to a repair shop, say

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    BONK

    72D Knock on the head

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    FRATS

    95A Groups of Greeks, informally

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    YAMAHAS

    66A Some pianos and motorcycles

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    YARNS

    91D Tall tales

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    DAFOE

    64A Willem who played Jesus in "The Last Temptation of Christ"

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    TATERS

    90D Spuds

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    GOOGOO

    86A ___ eyes

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    POISON

    29D Bottle marked with a skull and crossbones

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    THEOC

    68A 2000s Fox teen drama

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    STROHS

    70D Beer brand whose name spells an article of apparel backward

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    ATTRACTS

    79D Draws

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    JAIME

    26A French "I like"

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    RADIANT

    24A Glowing or shining

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    RETINUE

    62A Group of followers

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    OUTRAN

    101A Beat in a race

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    SHIFTS

    25A Work rotations

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    ARACHNID

    18A Scorpion, for one

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    FERTILE

    104A Very productive

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    JUSTRELAX

    26D "Easy ... everything's going to be OK"

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    STAIRWAY

    13D It has several steps

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    BORDELLO

    82D Red-light district establishment

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    BOTNET

    82A Something unleashed in a denial-of-service attack

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    CORNPOPS

    5D Cereal once advertised by Woody Woodpecker

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    DOAFLIP

    48D Somersault

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    ENBIES debut

    43A Nonbinary people, informally

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    NONETAKEN

    44D Response to "No offense"

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    OVERSHOE

    110A Galosh

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    PLENTYOFHORN

    89A What brass band music has?

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    SCLC

    13A Civil rights grp. once led by M.L.K.

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    TUBI debut

    9A Streaming service acquired by Fox in 2020

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    UNSTRAP

    10D Loosen, in a way

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    ABSENCEOFLEAVES debut

    107A Tree feature in winter?

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    BROTHERSOFBAND debut

    45D The Bee Gees' Barry, Robin and Maurice Gibb?

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    COMMANDOFCHAIN debut

    14D What a dog walker and a strong-willed pooch might vie for?

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    DRAWERSOFCHESTS debut

    21A Artists sketching pectorals?

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    EUCALYPTI debut

    58D Aromatic trees

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    FOOTOFFLEET debut

    52A Small distance covered by a naval armada?

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    HONOROFMAIDS debut

    33A Vow to remain mum about hotel guests' secrets?

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    1
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    INFUSED debut

    85D Like some vodkas

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    MANOFRIGHTS debut

    73A Boxer lacking a left hook?

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    THEFAM debut

    9D One's kin, casually

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    WAIVED debut

    92D Dispensed with

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