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Sunday · 142 answers · 15 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

    99A Beverage that was a medieval source of nutrition

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    USE

    12D Application

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    PSST

    117D Relative of "Hey!"

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    ORAL

    76D Like some vaccines

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    NET

    120D March Madness "trophy"

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    DNA

    89A Kind of test

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    TIE

    55A It might be broken in overtime

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    TSAR

    128A Romanov ruler

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    ANTS

    36A Tiny foragers

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    BRA

    70D Disco ___ (iconic garment for Lady Gaga)

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    AND

    33D "That's it?"

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    ELS

    63A Loop trains

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    INN

    60D Stopover

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    TAR

    121D Road goo

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    ORES

    116D Miner discoveries

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    STU

    26A Apt name for a worrier

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    RHO

    42D Plato's P

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    ASP

    40D "Raiders of the Lost Ark" biter

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    EGG

    91D One being coddled, maybe

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    SNIT

    110D Foul mood

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    NOD

    58D Give the ___

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    OUI

    124D "Mais ___!"

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    DRS

    11D OB/GYNs, e.g.

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    ADDS

    74D Annexes

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    ESL

    45A Subj. for some future bilinguals

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    RCA

    73D Longtime record label

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    TIER

    48D Level

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    SIA

    71D "Chandelier" singer, 2014

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    DEA

    68D Traffic control org.

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    124
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    SIC

    28D [someone else's error]

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    116
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    SERA

    49D Some skin-care products

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    PEP

    94D Zing

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    126
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    LEIA

    21A Royal figure of sci-fi

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    ORBS

    7D Balls

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    PEST

    13D Royal pain

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    CNET

    2D Site with tech tutorials

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    EIN

    78D A, in Berlin

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    HERA

    95A Goddess in a peacock-drawn chariot

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    TACO

    79A What gets filled at a shell station?

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    SECT

    50A Splinter group

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    EXEC

    90A Board figure, informally

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    POP

    115A Weasel word?

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    NOEL

    118A ___ Fielding, co-host of "The Great British Bake Off" beginning in 2017

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    TOAD

    105A "Horned" creature

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    MAI

    100D Spring month in France

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    REACT

    15D Laugh or cry, say

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    LASS

    114D Girl in a tartan

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    ROOK

    64A Hornswoggle

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    TOR

    53D A.L. East squad: Abbr.

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    RIPS

    109A Laces (into)

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    OMEGA

    106D Sign of resistance

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    ROAN

    31A Horse color

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    AVERSE

    20A Disinclined (to)

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    NOLA

    111D Pelicans' home, informally

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    SAKS

    17D N.Y.C. retailer with a famed holiday window display

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    MADAM

    100A ___ President

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    MURAL

    81D Expansive work of art, usually

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    IRONED

    67A De-creased

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    ACORN

    74A Kind of squash

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    APA

    5D Mental health org.

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    OWS

    103D Cries in a tattoo parlor

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    OVENS

    9D Bake-off equipment

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    YANK

    25A American, abroad

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    INGE

    125A "Bus Stop" playwright

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    ODS

    65D -

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    ONEND

    44A Without stop

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    ONEIL

    38D Kitty ___, stunt performer once known as the "fastest woman in the world"

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    PMS

    80A Monthly condition, for short

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    SIBS

    1D Twins, e.g., for short

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    WEBS

    43D Halloween decorations that can be made with cotton balls

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    FRAPPE

    104D Frothy coffee invented in Greece

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    SXSW

    84D Annual Austin festival, familiarly

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    ONTILT

    119A Suffering from a losing streak, in poker slang

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    KOBE

    54A Capital of Japan's Hyogo Prefecture

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    OINKS

    16D "Old MacDonald Had a Farm" sounds

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    ATRISK

    129A Vulnerable

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    CHAMP

    88D One to be dethroned

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    FROS

    14A Styles that are picked, informally

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    SIMIAN

    110A Apelike

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    SILTS

    108D Some bank deposits

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    ACCRUE

    87A Build, as interest

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    EARWIG

    41A Insect with distinctive pincers

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    EMAILER

    97D One who may have attachment issues?

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    DOX debut

    123D Maliciously reveal personal info about online

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    ESPOUSES

    127A Advocates

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    URE

    113D -

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    LEANTO

    126A Camping shelter

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    ITHE

    47D "Am ___ only one?"

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    SEAMY

    82D Disreputable

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    TAHINI

    85A Tabbouleh topping

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    MELONS

    6D They're thumped at supermarkets

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    TUM

    19D Rum ___ Tugger (cat in "Cats")

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    ORANGESODA

    57D Slice, for one

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    TWOBIT

    59A Second-rate

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    MOONLIT

    23D Like a romantic evening stroll, perhaps

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    ONECUP

    92A Recipe unit

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    ICANNOT

    86D "This is too much"

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    MISSOULA

    112A University of Montana city

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    SCREAMO

    1A Rock subgenre named for its vocal aesthetic

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    SEXIEST

    130A Most likely to inspire "thirst"

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    FOSSE

    37D Only person to win an Oscar, Emmy and Tony in the same year (1973)

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    CEASES

    24A Shuts down

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    AZERA

    69A Luxury Hyundai

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    UNNERVE

    72A Fluster

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    DISOWN

    107A Turn one's back on

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    FACILE

    8D Overly simplistic

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    SITSON

    56A Waits to publish, as an article

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    DORAGS

    83A Hairstyle protectors

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    MOWGLI

    101A Literary protagonist raised by wolves

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    OILSUP

    34A Prepares for a Ms. Olympia competition, say

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    SPICER

    77A One using cloves or garlic

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    FOLDUP

    8A Like some space-saving beds

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    INEXPERT

    18A Amateur

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    LEAGUER

    10D Major-___ (pro ballplayer)

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    OSBOURNE

    46D Heavy metal's "Prince of Darkness"

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    RAISEHAVOC

    30D Cause chaos

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    TRICKS

    29A Legerdemain

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    BADDEST

    70A "Still da ___" (Trina title track of 2008)

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    BESTRAPALBUM

    22A Grammy for Kendrick Lamar's "DAMN." or Cardi B's "Invasion of Privacy"

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    FORINSTANCE

    37A "Here's an example ..."

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    OSMOSING

    27A Moving toward equilibrium, in biology

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    PACKTENT

    35D Camping shelter

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    PREDISPOSE

    80D Incline

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    RESURRECTS

    3D Gets out of a grave situation?

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    SHEHER

    61A Pronoun pairing

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    SWITCHON

    52D Power up

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    TRAPDOORS

    122A Secret exits represented five times in this puzzle's grid

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    VOSTOK

    102D ___ 1, Yuri Gagarin's spacecraft

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    CONTRAP debut

    75D Rube Goldberg machines, e.g.

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    1
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    EXTRAP debut

    4D Scores for placekickers

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    EZE debut

    62D -

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    FLYINGTRAP debut

    14D Circus apparatus

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    KEPTCOLD debut

    66D Put on ice

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    OINTS debut

    32D -

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    ORCHESTRAPITS debut

    46A Sources of music in musicals

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    STRAPLESSGOWN debut

    96A Marilyn Monroe wore a fuchsia one while singing "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend"

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    TETRAP debut

    39D Four-limbed animals

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    TIONS debut

    105D -

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    TRAPPISTS debut

    51A Brewing brothers

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    ULTRAP debut

    93D Lacking any adulteration

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    VONTRAPPFAMILY debut

    102A "The Sound of Music" household

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    WIIMINI debut

    98D Small Nintendo console, once

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