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Sunday · 144 answers · 10 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

    56D Porter, for one

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    570
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    ALA

    14D ___ mode

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    513
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    ERR

    48A Say "Whomever did this …," say

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    STY

    124A Place to wallow

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    343
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    ADO

    7A Foofaraw

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    477
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    ERS

    95A Sounds of hesitation

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    ACNE

    44A Some red marks

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    RAT

    90D Teller, maybe

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    280
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    EELS

    118A Unagi and anago, for two

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    TMI

    27A "I didn't need to know that!"

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    122
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    ALAS

    114A *Portrayer of Scrooge in 1951's "A Christmas Carol"

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    AMP

    7D One for the roadie

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    TIS

    110A "Where ignorance is bliss, ___ folly to be wise": Thomas Gray

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    TSK

    113D Judgy sound

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    IRAN

    69A Big exporter of pistachios

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    LES

    26D "___ Miz"

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    SEMI

    13D Highway heavyweight

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    DRS

    40A A.M.A. members: Abbr.

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    ALEC

    50D Actor Guinness

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    TAT

    117D Pic on a pec, say

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    DARE

    74D Reason to do a "stupid human trick"

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    116
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    REO

    30A Flying Cloud of old autodom

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    HOT

    87A Like the Carolina Reaper pepper

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    134
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    INRE

    21A Memo starter

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    251
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    ENG

    34D O.E.D. part: Abbr.

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    NAH

    111A "Eh … I'll pass"

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    MEET

    119A What parallel lines never do

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    144
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    SKY

    115D Jupiter's realm, in myth

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    TRES

    65D Ocho menos cinco

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    AGAR

    14A Thickener used in desserts

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    RIM

    28A What a net might attach to

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    MOI

    106A "Little ol' me?"

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    CHI

    75D X

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    LAY

    46D Install, as sod

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    EIN

    109A Article in Aachen

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    REIN

    81A Sleigh driver's need

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    DESK

    122A Secretary, e.g.

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    USB

    4D Kind of port

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    ANTSY

    99A On pins and needles

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    SIM

    84A ___ card

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    LOB

    32A Soaring shot

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    SUM

    79D "I am," in Latin

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    STORM

    68D Seattle's W.N.B.A. team

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    ADLIB

    51D Improvised comment

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    WASP

    54A Yellow jacket, for one

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    HASNT

    83D Lacks

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    PERE

    123A ___ Noël

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    TAKEI

    67D Actor/activist George

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    COBS

    10A Cookout chuckouts

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    SISTER

    79A One of seven represented in the Pleiades

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    ARTIE

    31A Jazz clarinetist Shaw

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    79
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    FLAT

    72A Free of fizz

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    PANT

    24A Big huff?

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    YAW

    100D Side-to-side movement

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    SILOS

    102D Pastoral skyline features

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    ROCK

    120A It beats scissors

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    LHASA

    78A Potala Palace city

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    AKC

    51A Org. with a sizable registry

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    GREET

    71A Give an elbow bump to, say

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    MEWS

    19A Calico calls

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    RETINA

    3D Eye part with rods and cones

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    BATIK

    77A Javanese dyeing technique

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    AISHA

    104D Tyler of "Whose Line Is It Anyway?"

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    IAMB

    96A da-DUM

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    MSDOS

    29D Early computer acronym

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    LORD

    91A Title for Baltimore

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    OWNED

    9D Dominated, informally

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    SHEDS

    105D Places for hoses and hoes

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    SWINE

    37A Hogs

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    ASTERS

    125A Butterfly garden bloomers

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    SLITS

    66D Buttonholes, basically

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    LETAT

    78D Allow to access

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    KARO

    55A Syrup brand since 1902

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    TOTALS

    70D Absolutely wrecks

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    ALFRE

    107A Woodard of "Clemency"

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    KEIRA

    52D "Colette" actress Knightley

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    BUSES

    62A Field trip conveyances

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    STOIC

    64D Not easily moved

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    THUD

    82A Sound of an ungraceful landing

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    CREEP

    75A Skulk

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    EVILS

    60A *"Cinderella" meanie

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    TTOPS

    70A Features of some bygone muscle cars

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    LUMP

    108D Oatmeal glob

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    STOMA

    20D Plant pore

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    SEIKO

    76A Maker of the world's first quartz watch

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    UBERS

    36D Some rideshares

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    SWIPE

    64A Use Tinder, say

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    SKIPS

    47D Record player annoyances

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    SUTURE

    116A Surgical seam

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    CENAC

    53D Comedian Wyatt of "Problem Areas"

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    SPOTS

    1D Places

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    JULEP

    57D Derby cocktail

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    LINUS

    63A Middle van Pelt child in "Peanuts"

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    GRAND

    71D K

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    PRESET

    18A Like favorite radio stations, perhaps

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    REENACT

    89D Dramatize, as a historical event

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    MINUTE

    97D Teeny-tiny

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    ROULETTE

    81D Ball game that all players might lose

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    SCRUBS

    1A Exfoliants

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    HEATED

    121A Passionate

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    RYEBEER

    17D Cousin of kvass

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    TWOSET

    43D Like some short tennis matches

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    LOOMLARGE debut

    25A Have an outsize presence

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    VIPS

    61D Muckety-mucks

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    HONOREE

    86D One roasted or toasted

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    DEAREST

    8D Most beloved

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    ONORDER

    11D Not yet in stock

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    BEARER

    98D Word after ring or water

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    STRIA

    6D Narrow groove

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    ARGONNE

    16D Forest between Champagne and Lorraine

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    CHANEL

    85A Fashion house whose logo is two interlocking C's

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    SENECAS

    33A Some Six Nations members

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    CILANTRO

    10D Pico de gallo herb

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    BROTHS

    12D Soup bases

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    CRAMER

    2D "Mad Money" host Jim

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    DEEPLY

    58A To a profound degree

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    SIOUAN

    92A Crow language family

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    GALOOTS

    45A Big lugs

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    IMFREE

    93D "That time is fine for me"

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    JOLLY

    57A Word before Roger or Rancher

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    DREAMER

    88A Visionary

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    NASTIES

    103A Cartoonish villains

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    NOEAR

    94D Lack of musicality

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    OATBAR

    23A Backpacker's snack

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    HOARSER

    87D More raspy

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    LARY

    22A N.F.L. Hall-of-Famer Yale ___

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    MALTOSE

    101A Homebrewer's sugar

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    BEEEATER

    62D Colorful bird named for its diet

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    BRATWURST

    112A It's a banger in Germany

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    CLAMBED

    85D Place to wear muck boots

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    GARLICKY

    15D Like toum or agliata sauce

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    PARTIALS

    80D Incomplete dentures

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    ROPEWORK

    41D Knot-tying and lashing, to a sailor

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    2
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    TELECASTS

    65A Airs

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    WALKER

    49A Alice who wrote "The Color Purple"

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    ABTEST debut

    42A Marketing experiment comparing two variants

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    1
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    BACKDOORS debut

    73A *Lateral-breaking pitches

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    1
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    BEARCRAWLS debut

    5D Boot camp exercises performed on all fours

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    EDMUNDH debut

    35A *Mount Everest scaler

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    PARAC debut

    80A *Glide down from above

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    PUNKBANDS debut

    59D Bad Brains and Bikini Kill, for two

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    1
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    RANR debut

    39A *Went out of control

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    SIDEISSUES debut

    76D Tangential topics

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    WALLSAFES debut

    38D They may be hidden behind paintings

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