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Friday · 72 answers · 7 debuts

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

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    ELI

    8D Man found within state lines?

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    PSST

    51D Secret indication

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    ICE

    5D Something can't be neat if you add this

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    NET

    40D Bun holder

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    IDEA

    26D Impression

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    EROS

    35A God often represented as a beautiful winged youth

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    ATARI

    1A Breakout company of the 1970s

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    ATL

    47A World's busiest airport: Abbr.

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    AKA

    24D Lead-in to a street name, perhaps

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    BEE

    6A What 7-Down is pig Latin for

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    184
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    IDS

    59A Cards, say

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    AMOS

    22D First Hebrew prophet to have a biblical book named for him

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    180
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    TATA

    2D "Cheerio!"

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    175
  14. 14
    OLES

    50D Cries during a match

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    SCAB

    9A Unpopular worker

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    ASST

    3D One who helps out briefly?

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    PHI

    54D It's written as a vertical line bisecting a circle

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    ALIEN

    11D Xenomorph, more familiarly

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    180
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    AMIE

    18A "Ma Belle ___" (1970 #5 hit)

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    AFT

    38A Not forward

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    AROD

    47D M.L.B. all-time leader in grand slams (25), informally

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    EBAY

    7D Where a town in Wyoming was once sold (for $900,000)

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    LORE

    49D Legends

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    ABIT

    1D Some

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    SKYE

    34D Isle along the Sound of Sleat

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    60
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    SINAI

    44D Land between the Gulfs of Aqaba and Suez

    8
    90
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    OATES

    29D Hall of fame collaborator?

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    70
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    ROTH

    45A Retirement plan, informally

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    64
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    TATS

    19A Pics on pecs, say

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    49
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    PLOP

    48A Sound of an unsuccessful attempt at stone skimming

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    46
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    REESES

    42D Candy brand with autumn-colored packaging

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    51
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    PITAS

    36A Falafel shop stock

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    35
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    MACE

    56A Liquid weapon, or a solid one

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    CHEST

    60A Coffer, e.g.

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    ROY

    20A Rogers of old westerns

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    SERF

    27D Feudal underling

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    HALF

    23A One of two

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    PIES

    58A Dishes served in the final scene of "Titus Andronicus"

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    DAMP

    46D Still not done in the dryer, say

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    52
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    ROLLS

    43D Takes a turn, in a way

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    29
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    FTC

    55D Org. with trust issues?

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    28
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    SBARRO

    9D Uno alternative

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    21
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    DELTA

    30A Area around the mouth

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    BINS

    39D Stack at a T.S.A. checkpoint

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    BOLO

    16A Machete-like knife

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    36
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    CAREER

    21A Employment history

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    NOWAY

    40A "You must be dreaming"

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    BICEP

    39A It looks better with curls

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    18
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    CARLE

    14D Eric ___, author of "The Very Lonely Firefly"

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    7
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    DDS

    32A Tooth driller's deg.

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    BOER

    12D Dutch for "farmer"

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    47
  52. 52
    DRAM

    33D 1/8 oz.

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    39
  53. 53
    RAGES

    31A Blows wildly

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    PINATAS

    36D They're broken just for fun

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    ANIS

    52A French liqueur flavoring

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    PORK

    37A Prohibition of Leviticus 11

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    25
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    ENCASES

    15D Wraps up

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    15
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    RIMSHOTS

    4D Acoustic flourishes during a comic's set

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    ITSMEAGAIN

    17A Comment upon calling back

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    SHOESTORES debut

    57A Sole proprietors?

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    TAMRON debut

    25A ___ Hall, former "Today" host with a self-titled daytime talk show

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    SEENAS

    44A Judged to be

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    DIVEST

    46A Strip

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    COMEONDOWN

    10D Daytime TV catchphrase

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    POOHPOOH

    37D Dismiss

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    BASICCABLE

    13A What often has Fox, but not FX

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    2
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    DRINKSAREONME

    41A Remark from one who gets a round

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    APRILFOOLS debut

    53A Cry after pulling a prank

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    1
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    BAGOFTRICKS debut

    6D Motley skill set

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    1
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    ISPOKETOOSOON debut

    26A "Well, my comment sure sounds dumb now ..."

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    1
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    PLOTDEVICE debut

    28D Red herring, for one

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    1
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    TOGAPARTIES debut

    25D Fun times between the sheets?

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