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Sunday · 140 answers · 9 debuts

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

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    EAR

    109D Symbol for an audio device

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    TSA

    61A Nonmedical org. that uses X-rays

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    TEE

    90D Summer top

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    IRA

    86A 401(k) alternative, in brief

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    EDEN

    104D Summit of Mount Purgatory, in Dante's "Divine Comedy"

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    ISEE

    16D "Oh, gotcha"

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    SHE

    10D With 47-Down, "That's all" follower

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    ADE

    43A Ending with orange

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    SAD

    26A Crestfallen

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    TEA

    4D Word with garden or party

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    ALAS

    77A "So it goes"

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    ODES

    115A Poetic tributes

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    ICEE

    106A Drink with a spoon-straw

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    ARK

    53A Life preserver?

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    INCA

    40D Sapa ___ (ancient emperor's title)

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    ACER

    32D Maker of Chromebooks

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    AIM

    29D Goal

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    ALEC

    60D Name that's a letter off from 25-Across

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    AGES

    72D A long, long time

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    MENU

    83A One might be accessed by a QR code, nowadays

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    CSI

    108D Show with a Miami spinoff

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    SPEC

    76A 3 ft. x 5 ft., e.g.

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    GRE

    91D Test for future Ph.D.s

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    IPAD

    116A Fire tablet competitor

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    INRE

    68A Legal contract phrase

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    EARN

    84A Warrant

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    STAB

    76D Wild guess

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    LOS

    114A Part of U.C.L.A.

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    ARID

    11A Like Antarctica

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    CEO

    103A Boardroom V.I.P.

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    OCHO

    99D Number of planetas en el sistema solar

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    CEDE

    103D Surrender

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    SOME

    20A "Ugh, ___ people!"

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    AMIE

    51A Opposite of une adversaire

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    LOU

    80D ___ Malnati's, Chicago-style pizza chain

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    PIN

    15A Spare part?

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    SINE

    112A Wave to one's math professor?

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    APES

    7A Creatures described as catarrhine, from the Latin for "downward-nosed"

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    RHEA

    110A Actress Perlman

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    LIEU

    94A Place

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    LEAH

    73D Genesis matriarch

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    OOPS

    69A "My bad!"

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    MICA

    33A Natural source of glitter

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    TOTS

    93D Sippy cup users

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    ASHEN

    11D Like a vampire's face, stereotypically

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    TILE

    107A Floor square

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    URNS

    52A Fancy flower holders

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    LOP

    58D Cut (off)

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    PILE

    81D Rug thickness

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    ABRA

    2D Magic trick starter

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    GASH

    19A Cut deeply

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    HMO

    39D Medical plan inits.

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    ALEVE

    72A Pain relief pill

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    PITT

    46A Pennsylvania school, for short

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    TABS

    1D Things seen in a window

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    IMDB

    13D Site to flick through flicks

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    ALEX

    25A "Potent Potables for $1,000, ___" (onetime TV request)

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    TRIM

    111A In good condition

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    ITEMS

    96D Agenda topics

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    MOAT

    85A Guard seen around a castle

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    GIRL

    98D Word with power, talk or band

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    COPA

    64D Nightspot in a Manilow hit, in brief

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    TBD debut

    75A Placeholder inits.

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    LOSE

    21A Go down, in a way

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    ROOST

    97A Overnight perch

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    RUED

    3D Felt bad about

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    BOND

    45A Strong connection

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    SERENA

    117A One of the Williamses

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    ADHD

    41D Common cause of some impulsive behavior, in brief

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    OSSA

    105D Mount in Greek myth

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    NEXT

    17D Immediately following

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    SIREN

    95A ___ song

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    HANG

    23D Spend time together, in slang

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    SLANT

    30A Bias

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    PATS

    37D Light touches

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    ANKH

    48D Sacred hieroglyph

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    ERASED

    92D Wiped out

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    PAID

    8D Was worthwhile, with "off"

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    GOATEE

    101A Devilish look?

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    RETINA

    36D Target of a modern scan

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    GLAM

    57A Glitzy, informally

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    POPART

    34D Warhol's "Marilyn Diptych," e.g.

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    ROBOT

    63D One might develop consciousness in a sci-fi story

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    AMANDA

    27A Actress Seyfried of "The Dropout"

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    PREFER

    87A Lean toward

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    HODA

    24A Morning TV host Kotb

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    OKSURE

    67D "Yeah, whatever you say"

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    WWE

    28D "SmackDown" org.

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    ABNER

    56D Doubleday who is miscredited with inventing baseball

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    TERMS

    44D Details to be negotiated

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    GAGS

    59A Prankster's offerings

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    GOODS

    57D Merchant's stock

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    GAVEL

    59D Auctioneer's aid

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    TARTAN

    1A Gaelic garment

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    GMO

    65A Inits. in biotech

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    OONA

    102D Chaplin of "Game of Thrones"

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    ASSAD

    54A Al-___, family of Syrian leaders

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    AGENTS

    7D Pros with negotiations

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    WROTE

    47D See 10-Down

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    GIRD

    100D Fasten with a belt

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    EVADES

    113A Gets around

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    PAGER

    50D "Beep!" source

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    ALKALIS

    5D Lime and soda, e.g.

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    POLKADOTS

    15D Fashionable spots

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    BATHROOMSCALE

    62A Something you might step on by the shower [cobra, moth, seal]

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    BREAKTHEICE

    22A Get a party started? [bee, hare, tick]

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    IVENOIDEA debut

    68D "Beats me"

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    PAWNS

    31A Subjects of some promotions

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    ANIMUS

    35D Antagonism

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    ESCAPADE

    9D Bit of tomfoolery

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    SKATES

    30D Pair in the Winter Olympics

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    RESERVE

    88D Book

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    MAAMS

    49D Sirs' counterparts

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    MOANER

    66D Kvetch

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    TAMI

    44A Best-selling author Hoag

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    THATSALIE

    75D "No! Not true!"

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    CAMEAT

    71D Tried to fight

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    GENERALHOSPITAL

    78A Long-running soap opera that debuted in 1963 [ant, gorilla, sheep]

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    AMOUNTTO

    79D End up being

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    DEALMEIN

    14D Request for a hand

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    LANCEBASS

    21D 'N Sync member who later became a gay rights activist

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    NOTMANY

    6D A handful

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    RUNSAMOK

    55A Goes wild

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    SHOOTOUT

    89A Certain sports tiebreaker

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    WETBLANKET

    28A Buzzkill [bat, elk, newt]

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    GOLDENGATE

    98A Bridge that's painted International Orange [dog, eel, gnat]

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    GOLEFT

    65D What you can rarely do at a red light

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    PHOEBES

    87D Gray-brown flycatchers

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    THEMEDIA

    38A TV, newspapers, streaming services, etc.

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    GLOBETHEATRE

    91A London landmark [beetle, hog, rat]

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    IRONGRIP

    82D Strong hold

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    OVERCOOK

    70A Make dry, as salmon

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    PARKINGSPACE

    34A A little of a lot? [carp, pig, snake]

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    ABUELO debut

    18A Granada grandpa

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    CROSSBREEDS debut

    108A Mixes animal species … as eight answers in this puzzle do?

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    ENROLLEES debut

    74D Matriculation group

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    ONEASY debut

    42A How a video game might be played by beginners

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    ROOTSTALK debut

    12D Rhizome, to a botanist

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    UMAR debut

    52D Second caliph of Sunni Islam

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    WATERMELONPATCH debut

    47A Locale of many vines [cat, elephant, worm]

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