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Monday · 72 answers · 3 debuts

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

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    ATE

    13A Broke a fast

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    SNL

    32D NBC comedy show, in brief

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    ERAS

    56A Historical periods

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    ETC

    66A And so on: Abbr.

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    LET

    58D Permit

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    TOE

    49A "This little piggy"

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    OIL

    30D Product of Shell or ExxonMobil

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    RAN

    5D Campaigned for office

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    ARLO

    20A Folk singer Guthrie

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    245
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    PSI

    36D Trident-shaped Greek letter

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    IAN

    63A Suffix with Egypt or Paris

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    SKI

    57D Hit the slopes

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    ATON

    38D Lots and lots

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    SMOG

    9D Urban air pollution

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    MERE

    16A Trifling

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    LESS

    31A More's opposite

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    167
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    ENG

    6D London's land: Abbr.

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    ETTU

    43D Caesar's rebuke to Brutus

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    MEH

    12D "That doesn't do much for me"

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    80
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    CEO

    27D Business bigwig, for short

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    IVE

    59D "Now ___ seen everything!"

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    TENT

    19D Protection for an outdoor reception

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    BED

    60D One of three things tried by Goldilocks

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    113
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    BOT

    40D Program that spits out spam

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    53
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    IMHO

    33A "I think …," to texters

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    58
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    AGEE

    46D James ___, author who won a posthumous Pulitzer

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    FBI

    4D Law enforcement org.

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    YSL

    1A French fashion monogram

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    HIC

    26A Sound of a diaphragm spasm

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    LETO

    41A Actor Jared

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    59
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    SOPS

    18D Soaks (up)

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    IMDB

    64A Online source of film facts

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    24
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    SWAM

    9A Did the backstroke, say

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    56
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    NOFEE

    52D Free, as a bank account

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    NOTES

    44D Memos

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    KONA

    61A Hawaii's ___ Coast

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    36
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    TERA

    37D Trillion: Prefix

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    45
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    NSYNC

    53D "Bye Bye Bye" boy band

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    52
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    SLEEVE

    62A One of two on a shirt

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    MEOWS

    15D Apes cats?

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    30
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    BTUS

    40A Air-conditioner measures, for short

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    29
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    KAHLO

    8D Mexican artist Frida

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    16
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    FREAK

    4A Completely lose it, with "out"

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    15
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    YAPAT

    1D Threaten, as a little dog might

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    YESIDO

    28A Adamant affirmation

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    SWATAT

    48D Try to hit, as a gnat

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    ATTAR

    7D Rose petal fragrance

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    COSI

    25D Mozart's "___ Fan Tutte"

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  49. 49
    BOYD

    39D Woody ___, bartender on "Cheers"

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    OBRIEN

    42A Conan of late-night TV

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    WOOLF

    51D Virginia who wrote "Mrs. Dalloway"

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    ALOEGEL

    21A Soothing skin balm

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    THATTOO

    54A "There's another good reason!"

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    EDER

    24D River of central Germany

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    LILI

    23D Woman's name that looks like Roman numerals for 51 + 51

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    STOOGE

    29A Moe, Larry or Curly

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    LESLIE

    3D Comic actress Jones, formerly of 32-Down

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    STARRY

    2D Van Gogh's "The ___ Night"

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    14
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    ATAB

    55D Open ___ (prepare to pay later)

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    11
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    FETED

    65A Threw a party for

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    ROYALS

    45A Kansas City baseball team

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    TRIPLECROWN

    22A Major accomplishment in baseball or horse racing

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    BANTAM

    14A Boxing weight with a limit of 118 pounds

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    5
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    LORRIE

    47D Country singer Morgan

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    5
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    STATUEOFLIBERTY

    57A New York City landmark suggested by the ends of 17-, 22-, 34- and 50-Across

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    5
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    ATBOTTOM

    34D When it comes down to it

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    SUREHAND

    35D Steadiness, as in leadership

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    3
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    TOWNANDGOWN

    50A Two interacting communities in the home of a college

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    3
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    ASPIRINTABLET

    34A One way to deal with a pain in the neck

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    2
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    ARCLIGHT debut

    11D Intense illumination, as in old movie projectors

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    PASSINGTHETORCH debut

    17A Handing responsibility to someone else

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    WEREHOME debut

    10D Comment while pulling into the driveway

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