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Sunday · 138 answers · 11 debuts

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

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    ALE

    95A Word with American or amber

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    ASS

    117D Word with half or hard

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    ACE

    96A Whiz

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    OLE

    118D Fútbol cry

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    TSA

    10A Org. with X-rays

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    ASH

    57A Flick, as a cigarette, informally

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    SEE

    72D You might be advised to do this for yourself

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    EMO

    4D Prone to brooding, say

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    ICE

    58A Disappearing sculpture medium

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    AIR

    12D Put on

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    EKE

    69D Scratch (out)

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    SKA

    42A Reggae-like genre

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    ISH

    8D Suffix with fool or fiend

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    STAT

    81D "Now!"

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    HOE

    38A Break up clods

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    ORC

    116D Any of the Uruk-hai in "The Lord of the Rings"

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    AHI

    18A Yellowfin tuna

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    ITS

    98D "___ the economy, stupid!"

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    ESS

    13A Shape of a heron's neck

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    IRAN

    83D Home of Nobel Peace Prize winner Shirin Ebadi

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    OPI

    23D Nail polish brand

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    IFS

    87A Some coding statements

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    UMA

    34D Actress Thurman

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    IDS

    27A Clubs often require them, for short

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    TIER

    77A Level

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    AMID

    6A In the thick of

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    REC

    62A ___ hall

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    SPAS

    28A Pool locales

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    SHH

    67D Theater rebuke

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    RISE

    44D Stop lying

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    DRY

    123A Parched

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    AVER

    49D Profess

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    DEI

    9D Opus ___

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    OOF

    75D "That's rough"

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    AMY

    96D ___ Schneider, winningest woman in "Jeopardy!" history

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    ELKS

    61D ___ Club

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    SERTA

    15D Casper competitor

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    ARSE

    71A Seat for the Queen?

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    NERD

    65A Square type

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    TBAR

    43D Transport on the slopes

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    ELOPE

    121A Split, then come together?

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    BASE

    17A Bag for a diamond

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    SUMO

    107A Rikishi's sport

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    HEAD

    120A Unit of cauliflower

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    LADY

    113D Title on Netflix's "Bridgerton"

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    DEAR

    112D Loved

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    NODE

    47D Point in a network

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    BEAU

    94A Bearer of roses, maybe

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    ACRES

    1A Yankee Stadium has 24 of these

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    ARUBA

    64D Neighbor of Curaçao

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    FAIR

    30D State ___

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    SMASH

    102D Tremendous success

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    YSL

    50A Inits. on some handbags

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    NERVE

    60A Gumption

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    STEAL

    26D It's a huge deal

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    APHID

    1D Rosebud ravager

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    ECLAT

    63A Stylish flair

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    SULU

    76A John Cho's role in "Star Trek" films

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    TOLD

    84D Spilled the tea

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    SIMON

    40A Bolívar who was known as "the Liberator"

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    STLEO

    110A First pope to be called "the Great"

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    TAPS

    10D Dance shoe attachments

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    TONER

    109A Part of a skin-care routine

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    DISH

    78A Spill the tea

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    REFER

    124A Apply (to)

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    ANKH

    73A Egyptian symbol of life

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    CREDO

    2D Latin for "I believe"

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    PROMO

    16A Bit of publicity

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    DISCS

    122A Ultimate needs

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    FYI

    74D Memo opener, often

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    EVAL

    55A End-of-semester form: Abbr.

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    ESA

    29A That: Sp.

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    HUES

    89D Cherry and peach

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    PROF

    114D Univ. V.I.P.

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    SOWS

    5D Scatters

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    EGRETS

    25A Marsh birds

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    TROPE

    109D Busy businesswoman in a rom-com, e.g.

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    TEACH

    106A Edify

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    GORGE

    35D Locale for a rock climber

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    YIKES

    92D "Uh-oh!"

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    BEFIT

    82A Suit

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    RUDD

    101D Paul who was People magazine's 2021 Sexiest Man Alive

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    OYE

    86D "Listen!," in León

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    AYEAYE

    91A Nautical agreement

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    SEGER

    14D Rocker Bob with 10 top 10 albums

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    ARIADNE

    56D Provider of a ball of thread, in myth

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    BORAT

    54D Fictional documentarian from Kazakhstan

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    ROCCO

    45D Celebrity chef DiSpirito

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    TRACER

    43A One looking for missing persons

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    TRIALS

    66A Necessities for drug approvals

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    VERONA

    85A Setting of two Shakespeare plays

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    STOCKS

    21D iPhone app with a graph in its icon

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    ABRAMS

    6D Stacey of Georgia politics

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    STOLEN

    59D Like some cars and kisses

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    EERIER

    39D More like an empty old mansion at night, say

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    ZEKE

    105A N.F.L. star Elliott, to fans

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    MELDS

    52D Combines, in a way

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    FORK

    74A Stick with it!

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    DOCK

    31A Moor

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    RODEODRIVE

    37D Noted shopping mecca

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    METAT

    99D Got together in

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    PENNYLANE

    24D Where all the people that come and go stop and say "hello," in a 1967 hit

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    VIV

    97A Aunt ___ (role on "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air")

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    FRETNOT

    30A "Never you worry"

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    EVERT

    93D Turn inside out

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    SOIR

    41A Evening, to Yves

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    GLOBE

    53A Model world

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    KOCH

    32D Former N.Y.C. mayor Ed

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    GUY

    108A "Don't be that ___"

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    YODELS

    79A Hits high notes in high places

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    PROUST

    114A "In Search of Lost Time" novelist

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    OUSTER

    104D Coup result

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    VEEPS

    19A Cheney and Harris, informally

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    DREA

    48A Actress de Matteo

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    PALLID

    100D White as a sheet

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    TILERS

    119A Pros with floors

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    SEADOO

    59A Big name in jet skis

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    AERODROME

    68A English landing spot

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    BOCELLI

    94D Of whom Celine Dion said "If God would have a singing voice, he must sound a lot like …"

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    MERGED

    90D Combined

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    MUFF

    70D Botch

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    ETHANFROME

    88A Edith Wharton's "ruin of a man"

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    SHEAFS

    11D Bundles

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    YOWLED

    103D Squawked in pain

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    DAWDLES

    111A Dillydallies

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    IMPUGN

    33A Call into question

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    KARYN

    46A Singer White with the 1991 #1 hit "Romantic"

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    ALLROADSLEADTOROME debut

    115A Aphorism that's visually depicted five times in this puzzle's grid

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    BICHROME debut

    51A Two-colored

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    EVERGREENTERRACE debut

    13D Home of the Simpson and Flanders households

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    FRAGRANCE debut

    36A Bouquet

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    HEROWORSHIPPER debut

    22A One prone to idol thoughts

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    IMPOSTERSYNDROME debut

    98A Habitual fear of being exposed as a fraud

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    LEESHORES debut

    80D Downwind locales for ships

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    MASSPIKE debut

    7D Easternmost leg of I-90, familiarly

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    PENNSYLVANIAAVENUE debut

    20D One side of D.C.'s Federal Triangle

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    RORSCHACHCARDS debut

    3D Some black-and-white pictures

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    ZOOMER debut

    105D Member of Gen Z, jocularly

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