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Saturday · 72 answers · 11 debuts

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

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    ASH

    46A Burning issue

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    458
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    IRA

    41A Part of some after-work plans, in brief

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    448
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    ECO

    37D Energy-saving mode in some hybrid cars

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    370
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    ICE

    57D Composition of some sheets

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  5. 5
    USA

    29A Women's soccer powerhouse

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    261
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    ASAP

    26D "Step on it!"

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    300
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    OVER

    2D During

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    247
  8. 8
    ERRS

    34D Has things backward, say

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    230
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    ABET

    52D Give some bad assistance

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    228
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    SEMI

    55D Final precursor

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    178
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    AGES

    32A A mighty long time

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    202
  12. 12
    SMOG

    50A E.P.A. concern

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    122
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    NOPE

    22A "Guess again"

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    84
  14. 14
    SPEC

    39A Writing is sometimes done on it

    18
    120
  15. 15
    URL

    7D Address in a bar

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    148
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    LOL

    24A Amused reaction

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    132
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    SCAM

    54D Hustle

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    168
  18. 18
    TESTS

    61A Tries out

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    94
  19. 19
    ROLE

    45D Lead, e.g.

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    165
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    INTEL

    11D Dossier contents

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    83
  21. 21
    STENO

    12D One working for a dictator

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    131
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    ARTY

    53D Affected

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    123
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    ERNST

    44A John Steinbeck's middle name

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    101
  24. 24
    EMI

    63A 1977 Sex Pistols song written after a record-contract termination

    8
    117
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    ATBAT

    46D Up

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    91
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    GRAD

    23A Bachelor, e.g.

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    57
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    APEX

    49A Top

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    101
  28. 28
    CAM

    60A Auto shaft, informally

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    92
  29. 29
    DEEM

    6D Regard

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    86
  30. 30
    SKAT

    35D Game with matadors and schneiders

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    71
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    STEIN

    50D A toaster might hold one

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    64
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    AMBER

    58A Halfway between yellow and orange

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    52
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    NAW

    28D Sticks nix

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    34
  34. 34
    AVI

    14A Flying start?

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    37
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    SHAME

    47D "For ___!"

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    36
  36. 36
    EWOK

    18D Sci-fi's Chief Chirpa, e.g.

    2
    56
  37. 37
    BANG

    1D When doubled, attention-grabbing

    2
    38
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    BOG

    1A Certain archaeological site

    2
    37
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    ACTII

    59A Musical segment

    2
    25
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    OWLISH

    40A Looking wise?

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    10
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    ALFIE

    5D Michael Caine film

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    33
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    HERBS

    48D Components of a bouquet garni

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    22
  43. 43
    TUGS

    25D Jerks

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    21
  44. 44
    LUTZ

    10D Leap with a twist

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    17
  45. 45
    BRENDA

    9D Actress Fricker of "My Left Foot"

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    10
  46. 46
    THEATER

    51A Playroom?

    1
    8
  47. 47
    OOPSIE

    42A Comment after clumsiness

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    7
  48. 48
    HARDPASS

    4D "That's a big 'no thanks'"

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    3
  49. 49
    ALERO

    15A Olds that was once in the news

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    OATERS

    43D Cowboy features

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  51. 51
    BLISS

    9A Felicity

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  52. 52
    ATALOSS

    53A Buffaloed

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  53. 53
    RUNTO

    16A Make altogether

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    SOREL

    13D Philosopher Georges

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  55. 55
    SCRAWL

    30A Poorly written words

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  56. 56
    HADUP

    4A Received, as a guest to one's flat

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    7
  57. 57
    BEAGLES

    19D Relatives of foxhounds

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    5
  58. 58
    BROGAN

    27A Heavy shoe

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    5
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    BENZENE

    21A C6H6

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    3
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    THEMAFIA

    38D Soprano's group

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    3
  61. 61
    GOINGONCE debut

    33D About to be sold

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    2
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    TANKA

    25A 31-syllable Japanese poem

    0
    2
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    BARBEDWIREFENCE debut

    56A People may never get over it

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    1
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    BROWSERWAR debut

    27D Navigator was in the first one

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    1
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    CHOPPED debut

    31D Did some prep work in the kitchen

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    1
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    GAMESHOWNETWORK debut

    36A Its slogan "Get Smarter Now" matches its initials

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    1
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    GIVENNAME debut

    3D It's first among Americans

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    1
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    GRAWLIX debut

    23D String of typographical symbols, like @%$&!, to represent an obscenity

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    1
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    GREWDIM debut

    20A Faded

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    1
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    NEVERFELTBETTER debut

    17A Cheerful response to "How're you doing?"

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    1
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    POTBROWNIE debut

    8D Delectable made with grass

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    1
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    REYNA debut

    62A Claudio or Gio, father-and-son players for the U.S. men's national soccer team

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    1