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Sunday · 138 answers · 20 debuts

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

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    STY

    84D Certain outbuilding

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    ANI

    101D What only one planet, Jupiter, is spelled with

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    IDLE

    49D Run in place

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    GAS

    27A Awesome time

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    APE

    58D Great ___

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    RAE

    63A Name that's a body part in reverse

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    TAU

    111A T as in Tartarus

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    OKS

    18D Clears

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    ICEE

    68D ___ Float (cold treat)

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    ARENA

    9D Sizable urban construction project

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    OSHA

    21A Factory watchdog, in brief

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    STU

    74A "The Hangover" character who wakes up with a missing tooth

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    RTE

    85A Waze way: Abbr.

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    SNAP

    79D Cakewalk

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    USES

    113D Doesn't waste

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    CSI

    42D DNA reviewer, in brief

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    LOL

    4D Text back and forth?

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    CANOE

    100A Transport on a river

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    YAM

    114D Thanksgiving dinner offering

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    TRAM

    102A Transport on a rail

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    AINT

    117A Rufus and Chaka Khan's "___ Nobody"

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    KEY

    116D Very important

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    INFO

    15A Modern lead-in to mania

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    POEM

    64A It may be measured in both feet and meters

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    APART

    104D Not connected

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    MEGA

    121A Jumbo

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    SNAG

    1D Catch

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    LEGO

    73A Focus of the website Brickipedia

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    TELL

    83D Poker giveaway

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    NANO

    31A Prefix with medicine

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    ATV

    47D Wheels off the road?

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    GENE

    30A A small part of who you are

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    DOC

    72A Happy companion

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    KOS

    67D Big hits?

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    LAND

    61A Come on down!

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    ICON

    37D Standout in a field

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    GNAW

    7A Chew (on)

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    MIRO

    20A Contemporary of Picasso

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    NEAT

    106A "Dope!"

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    UMPS

    3D They call 'em as they see 'em

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    COIN

    33D Invent

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    DSL

    54A Broadband inits.

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    COCA

    42A Plant cultivated by the Incas

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    FRET

    17D Line on a neck

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    STALL

    44D Buy time

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    COPA

    2D ___ América (soccer tournament)

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    HOLY

    92A Guacamole go-with?

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    GARR

    56A "Mr. Mom" actress Teri

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    NOMAD

    29D One covering plenty of ground

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    NIKON

    8D Canon competitor

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    OILY

    118A Like garage floors, often

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    IBEX

    38A Mountain mammal

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    HEMI

    93A Engine type, informally

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    DABS

    11A Ointment amounts

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    CNBC

    110D "Power Lunch" airer

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    ACTV

    34D When Lady Macbeth cries "Out, damned spot!"

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    MARIA

    105D Name that's "all the beautiful sounds of the world in a single word," on Broadway

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    BOOS

    78A Common results of penalties

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    AANDE

    32A "Duck Dynasty" network

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    MERCH

    71D Slangy stuff to sell

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    ALBEE

    94A Playwright Edward

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    PUT

    76D Placed

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    TTYL

    109D "Bye 4 now!"

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    ASHCAN

    12D Rubbish receptacle

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    CHART

    89A Pie slices might be displayed in one

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    CURB

    51D Check

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    TURK

    22A Native of the country whose national sport is oil wrestling

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    NOMORE

    19A "Enough!"

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    DOWD

    11D Ann of Hulu's "The Handmaid's Tale"

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    DRIB

    119A Slight amount

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    BONG

    35D Smoke shop purchase

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    INVADE

    55A Overrun

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    ENSUES

    40D Follows

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    MINTY

    36A Like much toothpaste

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    RICOTTA

    90D Stuff in stuffed pasta shells

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    ELECTOR

    53D Certain college member

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    WELL

    122A When said three times, "What have we here?!"

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    NUKE

    16D Zap

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    MOTO

    71A Lead-in to cross

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    LOATHE

    65D Execrate

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    RUNG

    108D Like church bells

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    FATCAT

    99D Tycoon

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    FOIE

    107D Liver, in Le Havre

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    XYLEM

    41D Tissue in a plant stem

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    GRATA

    30D Persona non ___

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    ODISTS

    80A Writers such as Sappho

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    GMCS

    7D Yukon and Acadia, for two

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    SATINY

    14D Smooth and glossy

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    TEEOFF

    98D Really miff

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    KUDO

    70D Ounce of praise, jocularly

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    PITFALL

    97A Hidden obstacle

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    THRALL

    45D State of subjugation

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    BADLOT

    39D Bunch of scoundrels

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    BEFELL

    96D Happened to

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    KLAUS

    52D Brother in the Lemony Snicket books

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    LOOKIE

    95D "Ooh, check it out!"

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    IMOLD

    60D Jokey remark after missing a modern reference

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    ITAKEIT debut

    15D "... per my understanding"

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    ATIE

    112D End in ___

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    TERP

    111D Maryland athlete, for short

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    LVI

    59A Super Bowl in 2022

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    ATEMPO

    24D "Resume speed," musically

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    ICHAT

    81D Bygone messaging app

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    STAC

    123A Music score abbr.

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    TEJANO

    6D Polka-influenced music style

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    NEVADAN

    50D In-state attendee of Great Basin College, e.g.

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    SCULPT

    1A Make a bust, say

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    DOGOOD

    62D Be philanthropic, say

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    FAERIE

    120A Old English folklore figure

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    WOTAN

    10D King of the gods in Wagner's "Der Ring des Nibelungen"

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    DRINKS

    88D Fun plans after work, say

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    MCD

    26D The Golden Arches, on stock tickers

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    GOETH

    87D Doth proceed

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    ITTEAM

    66D Company computer fixers, informally

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    SKOL

    82D Cheer for the Vikings

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    ATANY

    47A "___ rate ..."

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    ORWE

    77D "... must all learn to live together as brothers, ___ will all perish together as fools": M.L.K. Jr.

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    POSTBAC

    43A Program after undergrad, for some

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    REDDS

    103D ___ Hard Apple (beer brand)

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    ANTCOW debut

    94D Aphid that produces honeydew

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    APPLEJACKET debut

    23A Bit of company swag for a Genius Bar staffer?

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    BERNIEBRO debut

    46D Male voter stereotype beginning in the mid-2010s

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    BHARAT debut

    13D Hindi name for India

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    CARBOMB debut

    33A Irish ___, popular St. Patrick's Day cocktail

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    DARNSOCKETS debut

    115A Cry following an electrical malfunction?

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    EATSPALEO debut

    75A Eschews grains and processed foods, perhaps

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    FRONTOFTHEPACKET debut

    107A Where Sweet'N Low displays its logo?

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    FTYPES debut

    124A Jaguar two-seaters starting in 2013

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    LIKEAMILLIONBUCKETS debut

    65A How much Michael Jordan or Wilt Chamberlain could score, hyperbolically?

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    NOOUT debut

    69D Like a situation at the start of an inning

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    NULLVALUE debut

    57A Data output denoted by "N/A"

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    PREWEB debut

    5D Like pioneering search engines of the 1980s

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    SITTINONTHEDOCKET debut

    48A Today's plans: watchin' someone's kids?

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    UNDERGROUNDROCKET debut

    86A Missile silo's holding?

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    WATSONANDCRICKET debut

    28A Elements of a Sherlock Holmes sports mystery?

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    WHATMAKES debut

    25A With 114-Across, exasperated question to parking enforcement?

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    WOODTAR debut

    91A Natural application to waterproof a ship's hull

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    YOUTICKET debut

    114A See 25-Across

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