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Sunday · 120 answers · 20 debuts

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

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    AREA

    4D Side-by-side calculation

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    ETSY

    84A Online shopping site for handicrafts

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    116
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    LET

    2D "If we must die, O ___ us nobly die": Claude McKay

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    288
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    RED

    100D Word with hot or headed

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    278
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    ARIA

    11D Met highlight

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    446
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    RAT

    87A Kangaroo ___

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    280
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    INS

    90A Connections

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    224
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    ORES

    40A Some Minecraft blocks

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    244
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    APT

    6D Fitting

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    217
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    REST

    22A Pause, in music

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    TAO

    31A "___ Te Ching"

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    SNIT

    59A Huff

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    MRS

    74A "The Marvelous ___ Maisel"

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    125
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    REDO

    96D Overhaul

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    173
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    NIT

    14D Small fault

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    143
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    SEES

    61A Has an understanding

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    SOLO

    37A Showcase for a first chair in an orchestra

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    135
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    LOL

    51D Twitter titter

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    132
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    OATH

    23A Legal profession?

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    143
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    NINE

    45A Symbol of longevity in Chinese numerology

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    155
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    POD

    85A Vanilla unit

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    NIA

    83A "Candyman" director DaCosta

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    OTC

    78A Like Plan B, for short

    11
    92
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    LAPSE

    21D Momentary slip

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    ILE

    102D Bit of land in la mer

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    234
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    TALL

    12D Like one on stilts

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    KETO

    73A Kind of high-fat diet used as an epilepsy therapy

    9
    15
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    KAT

    44A Actress Dennings

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    101
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    USC

    41A Only sch. to have a gold medal winner in every Summer Olympics since 1912

    8
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    MAV

    72D Dirk Nowitzki, for 21 seasons, in brief

    8
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    LYRE

    95A Orpheus' instrument

    7
    65
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    ITLL

    13D "C'mon, ___ be fun"

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    67
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    HUN

    29A Fifth-century nomad of central Asia

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    54
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    GNATS

    89D Cloud on a summer day

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    35
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    MEA

    26A ___ culpa

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    100
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    FDA

    33A Org. that regulates pet food and false eyelashes

    5
    97
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    CALM

    91D Like suboptimal kite-flying weather

    5
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    VHS

    35D Kind of tape

    5
    25
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    DEMI

    94D Kind of bra cup

    4
    72
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    REMIT

    8D Word on an invoice

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    59
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    DAMP

    32A Needing another dryer cycle, say

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    52
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    SOTO

    65A Juan ___, baseball star nicknamed "Childish Bambino"

    4
    43
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    ELEMENT

    18D Erbium, terbium or ytterbium

    4
    32
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    PIERRE

    16A Second-least populous state capital, after Montpelier

    4
    31
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    BITTE

    1D Response to "Danke"

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    21
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    ARIE

    92D Singer with the album "Voyage to India"

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    72
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    OPERAS

    9D What the musicals "Beggar's Holiday" and "Rent" are based on

    3
    50
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    TENDS

    54D Minds

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    NUNS

    97A They've taken the veil

    3
    32
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    KLEIN

    73D Designer Anne

    3
    30
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    BLEAT

    1A Farm cry

    3
    29
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    AVEMARIA

    15D Words before "gratia plena, Dominus tecum"

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    24
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    IDBET

    28D "Seems likely"

    3
    11
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    GLO

    99D Day-___

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    LAIT

    79A Fromage base

    2
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    DEVIL

    86D New Jersey athlete

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    33
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    FONDA

    53D Actress/activist Jane

    2
    24
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    DORITO

    81D Triangular snack chip

    2
    14
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    AIRBALL

    25A Embarrassing miss

    2
    12
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    ARGOTS

    52A Specialized vocabularies

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    10
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    SPAREUS

    46A "We don't need to hear the details!"

    2
    5
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    ADELA

    68D Journalist/screenwriter ___ Rogers St. Johns

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    53
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    ADULTS

    104A "We're all ___ here"

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    22
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    LILO

    55A Disney girl who fosters an alien

    1
    21
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    SAUD

    80A Royal house on the Arabian Peninsula

    1
    16
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    LAGOON

    88A Mermaid's home, maybe

    1
    13
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    BEATNIK

    69D Bongo-playing 1950s stereotype

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    TILTAT

    50A Attack, Quixote-style

    1
    8
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    CREAMS

    60D Really wallops

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    DONTSASSME

    32D "That's enough lip out of you!"

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    3
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    TAMPED

    67A Pressed (down)

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    TEETHER

    5D Certain chew toy

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    OTIOSE

    39D Useless

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    DOWEL

    48A Carpentry peg

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    SEGAR

    71A E.C. ___, creator of Popeye

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    EASEIN

    27A Gently enter

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    POPES

    106A Some bishops

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    LATTICE

    38D Crystalline structure

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    CATERED

    91A Like many a dinner function

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    TANA

    93D Ethiopia's Lake ___

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    DEVELOP

    34A Design, as software

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    BIOLAB

    69A Sci. class with dissections

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    DEDICATE

    76A Set aside

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    FRIA

    7D Cold, as agua

    0
    6
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    SODACANS

    62D Noisemakers dangling below a "Just Married" sign

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    5
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    ITISSAID

    70D Introduction to an adage

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    4
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    MEDIANS

    101A Freeway dividers

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    CITYMAP

    77D Guide outside a bus station, often

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    3
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    LATEARRIVAL

    49D Result of a delay

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    REVIVAL

    82A It's back on Broadway

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    SUPERGS

    75D High-speed races with gates

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    CONCURRENCE debut

    60A Agreement

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    2
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    DOMEASOLID

    105A Informal favor request

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    ERRONEOUS

    3D Like the concept of a flat Earth

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    HATTREE

    19A It may give a bowler a hook

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    HEADSPRING

    19D Dance move that resembles a front flip

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    KILLINGTIME

    103A Dillydallying

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    METERREADER

    43D Utility company professional

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    REFUSALS

    22D Negative responses

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    ROOTYTOOTY

    47D Descriptor for IHOP's Fresh 'N Fruity pancakes

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    TOTALEDUP

    67D Tallied

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    2
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    AFROLATINA debut

    6A Singer Celia Cruz or actress Rosie Perez

    0
    1
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    BOHRATOM debut

    42A Nuclear model named for a physicist

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    1
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    COIMBRA debut

    56D Portuguese city with a historic university founded in 1290

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    1
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    CONCRETEISLAND debut

    56A J.G. Ballard dystopia about a man stranded between motorways

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    DETENTIONS debut

    58D After-school activities one wouldn't list on a college app

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    1
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    FACETATTOOS debut

    53A Indicators of status in Maori culture

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    1
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    GAYPRIDEPARADE debut

    63A Where many people walk out?

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    HULADANCERS debut

    24D Performers wearing pa'us and malos

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    1
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    LAWBOOK debut

    10D Compendium of case reports

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    1
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    MODERNA debut

    72A Pharmaceutical company whose Nasdaq symbol is MRNA

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    1
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    NEOPRONOUNS debut

    57D They don't express gender

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    NIAGARARIVER debut

    98A Its falls are quite dramatic

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    NOTOCCUPIED debut

    30D Having free time

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    1
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    PASSACAGLIA debut

    16D Italian dance form from the Spanish for "walk in the street"

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    1
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    PHL debut

    64D Keystone State airport code

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    POWERRANGER debut

    36D "Mighty Morphin" TV character

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    1
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    PREPARATIVE debut

    17A Like fire drills and dress rehearsals

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    1
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    THEMARINERS debut

    66A Seattle team

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    TIMEWILLTELL debut

    20A "We must wait to see what happens"

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