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Sunday · 144 answers · 12 debuts

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

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    ELI

    118D Man's name derived from the Bible

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    ALA

    76A French menu phrase

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    OLE

    86D Good cheer

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    ICE

    26A Winter eaves dropper

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    LEO

    63A Fifth sign

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    ROE

    77A Sushi chef's eggs

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    ANTS

    124A Ones in hills or farms

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    NEE

    112A Once called

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    AMI

    11D Bon ___

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    RAT

    114D Ship pest

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    ADA

    84D Org. that evaluates toothbrushes

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    TMI

    31D "That's enough about your sex life!"

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    ABS

    38A Plank targets

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    ION

    115D H+ or I-

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    ETTA

    107D "At Last" singer James

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    SEC

    97A Instant, informally

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    STP

    74A Brand seen at speedways

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    ECON

    70D H.S. subject

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    OAHU

    98A Island with a trisyllabic name

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    THE

    92D All-time connector

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    LOS

    29A Día de ___ Muertos (Mexican holiday)

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    SEED

    105A Starting point

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    CHER

    17D "Dark Lady" hitmaker, 1974

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    TOT

    53A 2-year-old, e.g.

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    REDS

    57D Wine list section

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    IMAC

    111D Computer with a Pro model

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    AMID

    101A In the thick of

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    ELMO

    106D Muppet who refers to himself in the third person

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    DELI

    7D ___ sandwich

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    RYES

    47D Some breads

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    CDS

    1A Bank offerings, in brief

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    OSCAR

    78A Uncle for whom an annual award is supposedly named

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    VAN

    83A Dutch name starter

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    INSTA

    35A App whose icon features a camera, in slang

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    IDA

    5D Neighbor of Nev.

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    BAH

    60A "A Christmas Carol" cry

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    SUR

    93D Big ___

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    AROD

    68A Nickname in baseball and gossip columns

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    LLAMA

    58A Relative of an alpaca

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    DAN

    119D Man's name derived from the Bible

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    ISAY

    50D British exclamation

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    ORIOLE

    85A Frank Robinson or Brooks Robinson of the Baseball Hall of Fame

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    INE

    108A Suffix with labyrinth

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    LORE

    30A Stories that may or may not be true

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    SEEM

    75D Come off as

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    BAS

    39D English majors' degs.

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    LIME

    21A Tart sorbet flavor

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    TAUT

    53D Like a tug-of-war rope

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    SUB

    14D Vessel with a hatch, informally

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    HONOR

    25D Word with code or card

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    DON

    61A Dress in

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    SAAB

    105D 9-5 automaker, once

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    MPH

    117D A ticket may be given for a high one: Abbr.

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    ISO

    42D Equal: Prefix

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    DIN

    2D Racket

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    ENAMEL

    95A Canine coat

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    WAN

    32D Pallid

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    AMISS

    13D Out of whack

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    HYDE

    18D ___ Park, N.Y.

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    YIN

    126A The dark side

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    CPU

    1D Brains of a tech start-up?

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    MOVE

    94A Turn in a game

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    WASABI

    62D Hot condiment

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    PLIE

    34A Ballerina's bend

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    STEEP

    8D Like some roller coaster drops

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    SAGS

    72A Loses firmness

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    PROD

    67A Poke

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    PHEW

    67D "I'm relieved!"

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    GOYA

    73D "La Tauromaquia" artist

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    CRAP

    9A Losing roll at dice

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    UPTO

    16D Not exceeding

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    IDLED

    99A Sat around

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    BEEP

    60D Robot sound

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    YACHT

    125A Luxury vessel

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    TWEENS

    31A 12-year-olds, e.g.

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    YESAND

    52A Acceptance principle of improv comedy

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    HIKE

    71A Up

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    TOUT

    121A Promote aggressively

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    SAFES

    33D Some have combinations

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    INAPT

    104D Ill-suited

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    AMTRAK

    120A Service with a Capitol Corridor route

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    LIRE

    63D Italian bread that's no longer made

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    TENTH

    36D Like J, alphabetically

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    TEENA

    88D Singer ___ Marie

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    INLOVE

    48D Smitten

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    NICENE

    20D Christianity's ___ Creed

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    SCALENE

    40D Having three unequal sides

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    SEVER

    75A Cut off

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    STAPLE

    54A What may connect the parts of a school assignment?

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    ENZO

    43A Ferrari of automotive fame

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    RAGED

    77D Went ballistic

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    EOCENE

    90D Epoch when palm trees grew in Alaska

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    DECAY

    102D Rot

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    CARES

    55A "Who ___?"

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    FEWER

    80A Not so many

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    NUBS

    6D Barely usable pencils

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    SIEGES

    27A Some attacks on castles

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    DISARM

    65D Comply with a peace treaty, maybe

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    WAVES

    62A Things people catch and then ride

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    CEMENTS

    89D Joins firmly

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    SRILANKA

    15D The "teardrop of India"

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    FLECK

    80D Small particle

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    VENDETTA

    83D Literally, "revenge"

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    LICKS

    100D Puppy "kisses"

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    GENDER

    51D One of three for German nouns, or one of four for those in Africa's Zande language

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    MAPOUT

    96D Plan in detail

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    MURPHY

    22A Kind of bed

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    ALTERCATION debut

    113A *Noisy disagreement

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    RVTRIPS debut

    66D Some camping excursions

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    MANN

    37A Aimee with two Grammys

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    INDIGO

    41A Only trisyllabic rainbow color

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    MACES

    59D Heavy medieval weapons

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    GREECE

    73A Country with the most archaeological museums in the world (110+)

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    SALIENT

    3D Noticeable

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    PETERI

    109A Czar known as "the Great"

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    ASSUCH

    13A In itself

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    COOLIT

    79D "Easy there!"

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    ROCA

    110D Almond ___ (toffee brand)

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    GLINDA

    28D Good witch in Oz

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    RINSED

    10D Washed quickly

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    BOASTS

    123A Crows

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    WINDS

    4A Twists

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    WOKEN

    4D Roused from a nap

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    AUDREY

    64A Actress Hepburn

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    ONLOOKER

    45D Witness

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    ACAPPELLA

    122A Without accompaniment

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    NAKEDLY

    91D In an obvious way

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    BADDAY

    81A When nothing goes right

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    CARALARM

    55D One may go off in the middle of the night

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    ZIPDRIVE

    44D Outmoded storage device

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    AVOGADRO

    56D Scientist whose name is associated with a number

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    INTERFACING

    46A *Communicating (with)

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    INVECTIVE

    69A *Harsh language

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    KICKER

    103A Ending remark that's surprising

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    CLUEING debut

    9D Task for a crossword constructor

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    COMMANDED debut

    116A *Ordered

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    COMPLEMENTS debut

    89A *Goes well with

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    DIVIDERS debut

    82D Binder inserts with tabs

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    IRRIGATED debut

    87A *Watered artificially

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    PENLIGHT debut

    12D Instrument used in a medical checkup

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    PIANODUET debut

    19A Piece played with four hands

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    SHRINKING debut

    49A *Contracting

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    UNINHIBITED debut

    24A *Freely expressive

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    UNLIKABLE debut

    23A *Opposite of endearing

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