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Sunday · 136 answers · 7 debuts

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

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    TEE

    67A Miff, with "off"

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    ADS

    65D Certain banner fodder

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    325
  3. 3
    ERE

    32A Quaint lead-in to while

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    NSA

    90D Phone-tracking org.

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    233
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    ROE

    6D Spawn in the sea

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    283
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    STAR

    109D Have the lead (in)

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    316
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    RNA

    114D Vaccine molecule

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    322
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    TOE

    35D The third of three X's

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    293
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    SRI

    64D ___ Lanka

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    238
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    SPY

    112D Who might bug you?

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    177
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    ESE

    61A Tip of the tongue?

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    SLY

    86D Designing

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    264
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    APT

    5D Quick to learn

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    217
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    ATIT

    15A In a tussle

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    197
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    SLR

    25A Photographer's tool, for short

    23
    129
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    ILL

    34D "'Tis an ___ cook that cannot lick his own fingers": "Romeo and Juliet"

    21
    260
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    PER

    49D Each

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    270
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    USER

    10D One with a password, maybe

    19
    246
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    AWE

    30D "!!!!!" feeling

    18
    238
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    TAB

    82A Folder attachment

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    167
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    TENET

    18D Believe in it

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    147
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    CEDE

    108D Hand over

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    152
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    IMAGE

    17D Would you look at that!

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    110
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    APPS

    1D First courses, informally

    13
    78
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    IPAS

    28A They're hoppy at happy hour

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    YALE

    94D Big name in locks

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    ETHER

    20D Onetime dentist's supply

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    111
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    PCS

    107A Alternatives to tablets

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    109
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    SERTA

    70D Brand with an iComfort line

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    82
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    ELL

    85D Sharp turn

    10
    228
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    AMMO

    106D Some finds in Fortnite

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    133
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    IDOS

    69D Certain partners' exchanges

    10
    78
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    NYET

    36D Opposite of da

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    97
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    LIME

    21A Pad Thai garnish

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    90
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    TOIL

    2D Drudgery

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    90
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    PASTE

    88A Wallop

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    66
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    RODS

    105D Sticks

    9
    59
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    ONEUP

    41A Top

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    51
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    GNAT

    50D Airborne irritant

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    ARS

    72D Harvard dropouts, maybe?

    8
    112
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    TAM

    113D Headwear with a pompom

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    104
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    RAKE

    78D Aid in putting together a fall collection

    8
    90
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    PREP

    42D School for the college-bound

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    87
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    NORSE

    59A Origin of the words "club" and "gun"

    8
    67
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    SAYS

    101A Puts forth

    8
    55
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    LENS

    46A Word after contact or before cover

    7
    129
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    ABETS

    79D Drives the getaway car for, say

    7
    75
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    FORE

    23D Front

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    60
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    IPASS

    73A "Not interested"

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    54
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    TIERS

    16D Ranks

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    ICI

    55D "___ on parle français"

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    97
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    CHA

    4D When doubled, a dance

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  53. 53
    OLSEN

    62A Best-selling crime novelist Gregg

    6
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    HAI

    100A "OK!" in Okayama

    6
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    SPADE

    70A Ground-breaking tool

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    GONE

    48D Out of the park

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    PINA

    115A ___ colada

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    40
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    LEON

    39D Soul singer Bridges

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    WON

    54D Broke the finish line ribbon

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    ERRATA

    43D Paper slips?

    5
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    RAYS

    87A Beams

    5
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    PEGS

    42A Game pieces in Mastermind

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    WASH

    77D Break-even situation

    5
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    SOLVE

    31D Crack

    5
    26
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    UNTIE

    38D Release, in a way

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    LENIN

    97D World leader who appeared on a Time magazine cover 40 years after his death

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    YAHOO

    56A "Whoopee!"

    4
    51
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    YVES

    83A The "Y" of Y.S.L.

    4
    50
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    EARLS

    81A Guys that rhyme with "girls"

    4
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    AKITA

    65A Breed featured in 2009's "Hachi: A Dog's Tale"

    4
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    WITH

    91D Accompanying

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    GRAPE

    96D ___-Nuts

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    ASTHMA

    57D Pulmicort targets it

    4
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    VEG

    47A Chill (out)

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    LEVY

    63D Impose, as a fine

    4
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    ESA

    12D That: Sp.

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    KEPT

    66D Didn't ditch

    3
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    RHINE

    93D Europe's Three Countries Bridge crosses it

    3
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    PALER

    71D Less vibrant

    3
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    STOKES

    45D Encourages

    3
    10
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    BOSE

    24D Company with sound financials?

    2
    24
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    EASESIN

    20A Takes it one step at a time

    2
    11
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    GORILLA

    103A Protected creature in the Congo Basin

    2
    11
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    EMPANADA

    117A Fried, filled Filipino fare

    2
    10
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    ALBUS

    15D First name in Harry Potter

    2
    6
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    CLUNG

    33D Held tightly

    2
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    MILLET

    95D Grain variety

    2
    4
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    ENGR

    118A Part of STEM: Abbr.

    1
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    CIGAR

    99D The world's most expensive one, the Gurkha Royal Courtesan, costs over $1.3 million

    1
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    LEANS

    76D Depends (on)

    1
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    ACING

    98D Sailing through

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    BAHA

    9D ___ Men ("Who Let the Dogs Out" group)

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    AFRAID

    51D Chicken ... or cowed

    1
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    GENRES

    44D Signs in a bookstore, perhaps

    1
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    UNICEF

    14D Humanitarian org. with Halloween fund drives

    1
    12
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    HAYRIDE

    116A "Louisiana ___," music show that helped launch Elvis's career

    1
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    SCOURGE

    27A Source of suffering

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    PASSTO

    29D Target with a throw

    1
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    TOYMAKER

    120A Elf at the North Pole, e.g.

    1
    3
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    OEIL

    104D Trompe l'___

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    RECD

    11D Document stamp abbr.

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    DOST

    7D "___ thou love life?": Benjamin Franklin

    0
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    BUREAU

    9A There's one for the U.S. Census

    0
    12
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    PUTON

    49A Bit of deception

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    12
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    SNARLS

    119A Angry dog sounds

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    GARRET

    50A Unfinished attic space

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    RECITAL

    102A Account

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    CHESSSET

    33A All the kings' men?

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    EMBODY

    80A Be a paragon of

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    FOURS

    37D All ___ (English card game)

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    SHOOED

    8D Drove (away)

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    6
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    YESTER

    56D Lead-in to day or year

    0
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    STRIKER

    68A One seeking a new agreement, perhaps

    0
    5
  114. 114
    ATMCARDS

    1A Items used with PINs

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    4
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    POOHPOOH

    19A Dismiss

    0
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    GRRR

    103D Angry dog's sound

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    3
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    HEATHS

    92D Shrubby areas

    0
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    HEREBY

    58D Adverb in many legal documents

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    HOOKED

    53D Addicted

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    3
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    LOOSELY

    40A With room for interpretation

    0
    3
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    PAYDAY

    74D Recurrent space in The Game of Life

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    3
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    AIRSHIP

    13D Blimp, e.g.

    0
    2
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    AYA

    111D Actress Cash of FX's "You're the Worst"

    0
    2
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    CARPARK

    60A It's a lot in London

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    ITSAWONDERFULLIFE

    34A True fellow is a find (1946)

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    KENDALL

    89A One of the Roys on "Succession"

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    2
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    PERLMAN

    88D Rhea with four Emmys

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    2
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    PIRATESOFTHECARIBBEAN

    22A Sea captain: robber, thief (2003)

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    2
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    TOOHARD

    26A Unlike this puzzle, we hope

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    2
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    ANIGHTMAREONELMSTREET debut

    110A R.E.M.: alarming to the teens (1984)

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    1
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    GLACIERS debut

    96A They have massive calves

    0
    1
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    MORRISON debut

    3D First Black woman to win the Nobel Prize in Literature

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    1
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    THEDEVILWEARSPRADA debut

    75A Evil Streep had award (2006)

    0
    1
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    THETOWERINGINFERNO debut

    52A Re: town fire one night (1974)

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    1
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    VALSPEAK debut

    84D Slangy SoCal dialect

    0
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    WHENHARRYMETSALLY debut

    91A M. Ryan, what's her yell? (1989)

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