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Saturday · 68 answers · 6 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

    41A Philanthropist Broad

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    ASS

    51D Something of your neighbor's not to covet, per the Ten Commandments

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    OLE

    18A Fan belt?

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    525
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    ADA

    3D Tube letters

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    SLR

    42A Polaroid's SX-70 camera, for one: Abbr.

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    LIAR

    45D "Not so!"

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    RES

    36A Like some telephone nos.

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    SLAT

    7D Something found under a mattress

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    HEN

    8D Female salmon

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    AMO

    52D Te-___ (Mexican cigar brand)

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    152
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    PEST

    19A Headache

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    RAIL

    10D Inveigh (against)

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    FEN

    23A Mire

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    79
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    PAW

    27A "Duke" for Marmaduke

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    ORALB

    9A Maker of some replacement heads

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    55
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    SEEPS

    42D Oozes

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    30
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    TOME

    28A Item on a library shelf

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    HTML

    35A Code with tags

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    47
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    LANAI

    15A Sight from Maui's west shore

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    80
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    GRU

    24A Repeated voice role for Steve Carell

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    OLDEN

    9D Hoary

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    43
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    LEPER

    30D Outcast

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    34
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    SNARE

    40D Ostinato provider in Ravel's "Boléro"

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    108
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    ENTIRE

    25A Lacking zip?

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    PYLON

    43A Traffic marker

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    22
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    FLAW

    46D Imperfection

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    39
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    DUDE

    5D Bro

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    37
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    IBMS

    6D Watson and others

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    36
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    BEERS

    55A Ones making the rounds?

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    34
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    STA

    49A Bank in London, for example: Abbr.

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    FINN

    48D Member of the world's happiest people, per repeated World Happiness Reports

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    35
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    SMOKE

    14D Draw on, in a way

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    35
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    LOOIE

    50A West Point grad, informally

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    BERLIN

    1D Home to Museum Island

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    12
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    TIMELY

    28D Of the moment

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    FIFA

    46A Best-selling sports video game franchise

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    9
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    EAGERLY

    26D With gusto

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    7
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    DITTO

    17A "The same"

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    RESENT

    2D Begrudge

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    26
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    SALADS

    37A What "chicken" and "egg" are examples of

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    ILYA

    47D Slavic form of Elijah

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    FARAD

    23D Supercapacitor unit

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    MOTLEY

    44A Ragtag

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    POTUS

    27D Washington nickname

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    SWANSONG

    56A Final act

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    ADMITONE

    33D Words on a ticket

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    REWINDS

    20D Goes back to the beginning

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    DIRNDL

    22D Alpine folk dress

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    GALAPAGOS

    31D Setting for Melville's "The Encantadas"

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    3
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    KINDA

    21A Not totes

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    RELIEF

    20A Load off

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    ASNAP

    53A Child's play

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    ANTIGONE

    11D Sophocles heroine

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    ALSTON

    38D Charles ___, artist whose bust of M.L.K. Jr. was the first image of an African American displayed at the White House

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    CHEMLAB

    34D Place where students can find solutions

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    NONPAREIL

    4D Ne plus ultra

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    4
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    SAYNOMORE

    54A "I've heard enough"

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    4
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    BRANDISH

    1A Wave one's arms?

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    3
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    LATERMAN

    12D "Peace, bro"

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    3
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    MRSANDMAN

    16A Classic song with the line "Give him a lonely heart like Pagliacci / And lots of wavy hair like Liberace"

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    3
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    ALLIGATOR

    51A Animal that can grow up to 3,000 teeth in its lifetime

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    2
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    DOTORG debut

    39D The end of Wikipedia?

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    2
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    SEEDOUBLE

    14A Lose focus, in a way

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    2
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    BIOFUEL debut

    13D Algae, at times

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    1
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    CANIGETANAMEN debut

    32A "Who's with me?"

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    1
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    CUDDLEPUDDLE debut

    34A Horizontal group hug session

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    1
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    CUTLOOSE debut

    32D Live a little

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    REALORIGINAL debut

    29A Sarcastic "Oh, like you thought of that yourself"

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