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Saturday · 70 answers · 5 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-02), then by uses across the whole archive.

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    EPA

    27A Org. created in the wake of "Silent Spring"

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    ONES

    2D Low dice roll

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    TAU

    50A Time constant symbol

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    NOD

    53D Green light

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    MESS

    47A Fix

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    OLAF

    7D Chancellor Scholz of Germany

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    MOI

    1D Expression ending with a rising voice

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    ABA

    40A Counsel council, in brief

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    PEST

    51D Bother

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    MSG

    61A Additive once extracted from kelp

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    SINE

    49D Kind of wave

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    MOE

    15A "Calvin and Hobbes" character described as "a six-year-old who shaves"

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    RIB

    6D Costa, to a botanist

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    ARMS

    18A They may be dealt or folded

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    YAK

    30D Traditional filling for momo (Nepalese dumplings)

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    ADMIT

    26D Allow

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    MOSS

    1A Much of Iceland's greenery

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    TART

    60A Common bake-off challenge

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    OWNS

    32D Takes responsibility for

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    AURAS

    48A Vibes

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    VIP

    43A Letters on a pass

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    51
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    MEDIA

    28A Kind of scrum

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    SODOI

    4D "Same"

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    PAPI

    51A Spanish term of endearment

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    SAPS

    36D Leaches

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    IGUANA

    42D Animal that climbs cactuses to eat their flowers

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    MARC

    47D "Hairspray" co-creator Shaiman

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    LEAS

    22A Green lands

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    MAIM

    15D Incapacitate

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    KAPOW

    45D Word often seen in comic book lettering

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    TERESA

    11D ___ Teng, singer dubbed "Asia's eternal queen of pop"

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    STEPIN

    52A Attempt to play peacemaker

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    STOIC

    16A Imperturbable

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    ENTREE

    9D Course option

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    MEG

    56D Ryan of "You've Got Mail"

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    ICECAP

    10D Contracting sheet

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    FARCE

    17A "Duck Soup," for one

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    MOCK

    44A Imitation

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    STILL

    19D Sparkling alternative

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    VENAL

    8D Easily bought

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    YOGAMAT

    38D Something to meditate on?

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    DDR

    55D Inits. for East Germany

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    HOYA

    25A Georgetown athlete

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    BALOO

    24D "The Jungle Book" character

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    STURDY

    29A Unlikely to tip

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    NIKOLA

    39A Tesla, for one

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    PROVEIT

    5A "I don't believe you"

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    PSYCHOUT

    5D Play mind games with

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    SNAPAT

    29D Answer rudely

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    RIGHT

    20A "Uh-huh"

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    STEWED

    59A Fretted

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    TAMALES

    33A Steamed masa dishes

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    SENTRY

    3D Halter?

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    KIMONO

    57A Robe for a sumo wrestler

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    SAGGY

    46A Like a dewlap

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    DAMASKS

    37D Reversible patterned fabrics

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    TYRANNY

    21D Rule to take exception to

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    ANDSCENE

    58A Wrap order?

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    TELLON

    31A Rat out

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    ELISIONS

    35D Word shortcuts

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    MADEROOM

    54A Scooched over

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    ONPOINT

    41A Pertinent

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    FLIGHT

    13D It's booked before getting caught

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    FORGETABOUTIT

    14D "Not a chance"

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    LOVEPOEM

    34D Many a Pablo Neruda work

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    CONEOFSILENCE debut

    12A Fictional device in which to convey secret information

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    CREMEDELACREME debut

    12D Very best

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    DALLOWAY debut

    37A Surname in a Virginia Woolf title

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    FRIENDLYBANTER debut

    14A Needle exchange?

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    IGETBY debut

    23A "Doing OK for myself"

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