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Wednesday · 81 answers · 7 debuts

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

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    ARE

    9D "___ we good?"

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    533
  2. 2
    OLE

    17A Fútbol cheer

    54
    525
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    YES

    10D OK

    50
    365
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    ORE

    59D Deposit of a sort

    48
    581
  5. 5
    EWE

    61D Sheepish one?

    31
    302
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    GAS

    44D Boyle's law subject

    30
    218
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    AMI

    7D "___ the only one?"

    29
    302
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    LIE

    41A Golf variable

    28
    318
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    ITEM

    55D Thingy

    27
    274
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    ARK

    4D Months-long couples retreat?

    24
    160
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    ETCH

    29D Chisel

    23
    174
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    ITCH

    28D Rash sensation

    21
    135
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    CAT

    37A Subject of many a funny TikTok

    19
    179
  14. 14
    LIP

    54A Rim

    17
    136
  15. 15
    OATS

    53A Grains in some milk

    17
    133
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    STS

    66A A and B, in D.C.

    16
    191
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    ABU

    57A ___ Simbel (Lake Nasser landmark)

    16
    86
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    CON

    8D Fool

    15
    123
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    TETE

    26D Mal de ___

    12
    152
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    MEL

    11A Director Brooks

    12
    151
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    PIN

    24D It may burst your bubble

    12
    103
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    LENA

    54D Horne with a sultry voice

    11
    140
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    ELKS

    43D Fraternal order

    11
    103
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    PHDS

    56D Many profs

    11
    55
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    ABIT

    39D Somewhat

    9
    100
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    AMORE

    16A Love, in Livorno

    9
    97
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    DASH

    40D Small amount in a recipe

    9
    69
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    BIOS

    23A Memoirs and profiles, informally

    9
    42
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    TAIL

    2D Follow closely

    8
    112
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    ACTOR

    47D Character ___

    8
    92
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    ATBAT

    1A Plate appearance

    8
    91
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    MPH

    58D NASCAR stat

    8
    64
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    VIA

    20A Routing word

    7
    145
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    EBBS

    52A Goes out

    7
    90
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    OINK

    35D Sound heard "here" and "there" on Old MacDonald's farm

    7
    78
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    ABBOT

    50D Monastery figure

    7
    47
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    ELIOT

    12D "Middlemarch" novelist

    6
    131
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    HALE

    19D Robust

    6
    98
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    THIN

    33A Watery

    6
    61
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    DUAL

    22A Two-way

    6
    55
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    MLK

    21A Author of the "Letter From Birmingham Jail," in brief

    6
    40
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    LOG

    63A Record

    5
    92
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    LEASH

    13D Setter fetter

    5
    49
  44. 44
    ADREP

    34D Job in the TV biz

    5
    34
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    OAST

    27D Hop kiln

    4
    72
  46. 46
    CHRIS

    25D Rock with four Emmys

    3
    22
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    STUBS

    15D Well-used pencils

    3
    14
  48. 48
    BLEH

    23D "Yecch!"

    3
    9
  49. 49
    PAAR

    46D Jack of 1950s TV

    2
    71
  50. 50
    ELOISE

    45A Title 6-year-old of 1950s children's literature

    2
    51
  51. 51
    KIX

    62D Breakfast cereal with little balls

    2
    32
  52. 52
    AMPM

    1D Day and night?

    2
    17
  53. 53
    CHAO

    30D Elaine ___, labor secretary under George W. Bush

    2
    13
  54. 54
    BOCK

    3D Strong German brew

    2
    8
  55. 55
    DOX

    60D Publish private info about online, in modern lingo

    2
    4
  56. 56
    FLOE

    38D Ice ___

    1
    57
  57. 57
    ECLIPSE

    29A Upstage, say

    1
    24
  58. 58
    MEALS

    49D "Square" things

    1
    24
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    MAORIS

    14A Some Kiwis

    1
    21
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    LOLLS

    51D Relaxes

    1
    18
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    GENX

    44A Post-boomer cohort

    1
    16
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    RESCUE

    48D Bail out

    1
    15
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    PROWL

    64A Be on the hunt

    1
    11
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    HEXES

    67A Whammies

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    10
  65. 65
    PARASKI

    46A Schuss with a chute

    1
    7
  66. 66
    VACAY

    6A Short break?

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    3
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    LEXI debut

    36D L.P.G.A. star Thompson

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    2
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    EXAMS

    68A Some boards

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    32
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    RUINED

    65A Blown

    0
    15
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    VALLI

    6D Frankie of the Four Seasons

    0
    15
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    TIEDUP

    5D Busy

    0
    10
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    HEATER

    32A Fastball, in slang

    0
    9
  73. 73
    HOTELBARS

    42A They may be close to reception

    0
    2
  74. 74
    LITTERBUGS

    31D They may leave a lengthy paper trail

    0
    2
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    MOVIEROLES

    11D Things cast for films

    0
    2
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    ARTSCHOOL debut

    34A Locale for drawers in the study?

    0
    1
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    FADDIETH debut

    38A Once-popular activity hath no more fans?

    0
    1
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    MARKETHPLACES debut

    49A Doth apply graffiti?

    0
    1
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    MODELROCKETH debut

    58A Runway walker hath megatalent?

    0
    1
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    PICKETHLINES debut

    18A Doth choose a comedy routine?

    0
    1
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    PUBLICTOILETH debut

    24A Citizenry doth work hard?

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    1