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Thursday · 79 answers · 16 debuts

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

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    TSAR

    27D Title derived from "Caesar"

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    ATARI

    68A Chess : check :: go : ___

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    ODES

    13D Dedicated works

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    ESS

    9D Either end of a school bus?

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    EVER

    60D At any time

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    PELE

    52A Youngest player to score in the FIFA World Cup (age 17)

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    ELAN

    35D Gusto

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    IRON

    66A Midrange club

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    MENU

    12D What a "hamburger button" opens

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    183
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    IPAD

    11D Device used in interactive museum displays

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    STOP

    39D Dot on a subway map

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    LEA

    45A Grassy expanse

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    OPED

    16A Certain newspaper column

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    107
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    BAM

    65D "Pow!"

    14
    99
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    CASE

    59D Tried something?

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    108
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    RASH

    6D Like decisions made on a dare, typically

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    122
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    AVOW

    64A Declare

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    112
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    OUST

    17A Boot

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    SOY

    47D Kind of milk or sauce

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    107
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    AFOOT

    32D Underway

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    52
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    YARD

    63D About .914 meters

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    62
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    CANI

    69A "Pretty please?"

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    44
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    TODATE

    51D So far

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    34
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    SELA

    67A Award-winning Ward

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    MANE

    19A Long locks

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    URBAN

    54D Densely packed, in a way

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    53
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    FOG

    37A ___ of war

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    50
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    FOP

    25D Fancy-pants

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    47
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    OBAMA

    41A "A Promised Land" author, 2020

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    TNUT

    26A Bit of letter-shaped hardware

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    64
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    TOMEI

    30D Marisa of "In the Bedroom"

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    56
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    HOAR

    14A Frost

    3
    41
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    BABAR

    65A Kid-lit character with a green suit and gold crown

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    33
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    STALK

    29D Most of a sugar cane

    3
    29
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    PTRAP

    56D Under-the-sink fixture

    3
    9
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    LIONS

    57D Animals depicted on the Ishtar Gate

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    33
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    TSELIOT

    50A 1948 Literature Nobelist

    2
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    AHORA

    1D Now: Sp.

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    PARES

    15A Takes a bit off

    2
    29
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    SUSAN

    31D Writer Sontag

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    29
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    MOLD

    61D The blue part of blue cheese

    2
    23
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    ISLAS

    18A Sorna y Nublar, en "Jurassic Park"

    2
    14
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    ARLEN

    7D "Stormy Weather" composer

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    47
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    RATON

    43A Get into trouble, in a way

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    IMAMS

    40A Muslim leaders

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    26
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    EASTS

    3D Some bridge positions

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    22
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    MENDS

    71A Fixes

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    21
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    TEALS

    38A Bluish hues

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    13
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    TOUTS

    2D Talks up

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    11
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    FORESTS

    28A Rangers' domain

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    6
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    NIPPLE

    55A Bottle topper

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    5
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    ASSENT

    23A Thumbs-up

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    NOFAT

    24A Skim

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    BRAHE

    5A Astronomer who lost part of his nose in a sword duel

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    ENNIO

    58D Film composer Morricone

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    13
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    TOYOU

    53A Two-word tribute

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    11
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    HEAROF

    8D Learn secondhand

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    9
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    EGALE

    34D French "equivalent"

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    5
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    HOMETEAM

    10D Side that usually has the most supporters

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    4
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    COBBS

    33D Some salads

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    2
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    MARGINALIA

    22D Reader's jottings ... or a hint to this puzzle's theme

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    2
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    MELTAWAY

    42D Dissolve

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    2
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    OPENMRIS

    44D Scan options for the claustrophobic

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    2
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    ACEHORSE debut

    32A Thoroughbred, e.g.

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    1
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    ANNOTATION debut

    21D Reader's jotting, e.g.

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    1
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    ATED debut

    1A Beat in chess

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    1
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    BPICTURE debut

    5D Low-budget feature

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    1
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    CEMAN debut

    59A Profession in an O'Neill title

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    1
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    DRTEETH debut

    4D Leader of the house band on "The Muppet Show"

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    1
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    DRYMARTIN debut

    62A What "should be made by filling a glass with gin, then waving it in the general direction of Italy," per Noël Coward

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    1
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    EPSO debut

    72A Big name in printers

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    1
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    ERDY debut

    70A Geekish

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    1
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    HIMO debut

    10A Classic Jumbotron shout-out

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    1
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    MEDUS debut

    22A Figure seen on Athena's shield

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    1
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    NOPARKIN debut

    48A Kind of zone in a city

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    1
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    OBLETS debut

    46A Some drinking vessels

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    1
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    PGATOU debut

    36A FedEx Cup organizer

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    1
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    REPRICE debut

    49D Put on sale, say

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    1
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    RTTEACHER debut

    20A Educator in a smock

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    1