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Saturday · 68 answers · 10 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-02), then by uses across the whole archive.

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    ATE

    19A Absolutely loved, with "up"

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  2. 2
    ASS

    1D Something you might haul

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  3. 3
    NET

    34A Acquire

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    376
  4. 4
    ERS

    54D Settings for some TV dramas, in brief

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    284
  5. 5
    ETAL

    4D Among others

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    327
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    ABS

    28D Midsection, in brief

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    214
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    ALIT

    39A Settled (on)

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  8. 8
    ACES

    37A Primo

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    211
  9. 9
    MAR

    20A Calendar abbr.

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    215
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    IRON

    43A Smooth, in a way

    18
    284
  11. 11
    DYE

    55D What gray is usually not

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    162
  12. 12
    NAH

    33D "Pass"

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    146
  13. 13
    MEH

    9D Comme ci, comme ça

    16
    80
  14. 14
    CAL

    51D Home of the Golden Bears, informally

    15
    158
  15. 15
    NONE

    29A Bottommost check box, perhaps

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    132
  16. 16
    CAME

    42A Inherited, with "into"

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    61
  17. 17
    RUT

    53D Groove

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    101
  18. 18
    VIM

    3D Brio

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    64
  19. 19
    WES

    46A ___ Studi, first Native American man to receive an Oscar (2019)

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    113
  20. 20
    DUO

    2D Lead-in to decimal

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    105
  21. 21
    PLAN

    41A "What's the ___?"

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    102
  22. 22
    OPRAH

    40A Co-host of the 1970s program "People Are Talking"

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    92
  23. 23
    PINA

    48D Tropical fruta

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    40
  24. 24
    CLAD

    24A Covered

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    68
  25. 25
    ADORED

    52A Like idols

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    32
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    TESLAS

    58A Lineup at a charging station

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    30
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    IMAY

    25A Qualified "yes"

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    29
  28. 28
    SOMALI

    15A One of five official languages of Ethiopia

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    22
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    INKY

    8D Jet

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    41
  30. 30
    AEGIS

    28A Shield for Zeus

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    40
  31. 31
    TAZO

    30A Tea brand with Wild Sweet Orange and Refresh Mint flavors

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    14
  32. 32
    SISTA

    35A Blues singer ___ Monica Parker

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    8
  33. 33
    NOV

    47A Calendar abbr.

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    52
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    ROLEX

    5D Big sponsor of golf, sailing, tennis, motorsport and equestrian events

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    33
  35. 35
    INAT

    27A Home by

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    21
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    YEOMAN

    26D Attendant in a noble household

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    17
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    XOXO

    49D Affectionate sign-off

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    16
  38. 38
    MOORS

    7D Makes fast

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    15
  39. 39
    ADVERB

    1A Now or never

    1
    13
  40. 40
    CREMA

    36A Espresso foam

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    8
  41. 41
    LUXURY debut

    57A High-end

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    3
  42. 42
    SUITOR

    13A One of many for Penelope in the "Odyssey"

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    16
  43. 43
    XGAMES

    23A Sports event that notably declines to drug-test its participants

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    14
  44. 44
    ERRANDS

    56A Taken care of business?

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    12
  45. 45
    NODUH

    45D "Oh, you think?!"

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    11
  46. 46
    BRADS

    44D Carpentry supply

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  47. 47
    BEARON

    44A Be relevant to

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    8
  48. 48
    BLANK

    31A Bad thing to draw when you're taking a test

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    7
  49. 49
    BANANAPEELS

    18D Yellow slippers?

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    4
  50. 50
    BRINGIT

    6D "You're on!"

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    4
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    CELIAC

    24D Cause of some belly-aching

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    4
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    PRESSBOX

    48A Writer's block?

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    4
  53. 53
    SPECIALS

    50A They're not usually offered

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    4
  54. 54
    TUGON

    32A Yank slightly

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    4
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    BONEDUP

    14A Crammed

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    3
  56. 56
    LOOKHERE

    16A "Now wait one dang second ..."

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    3
  57. 57
    MIMICS

    7A Does like

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    3
  58. 58
    AMOURPROPRE

    21D Self-esteem, from the French

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    2
  59. 59
    IDEALGASLAW

    10D PV = nRT

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    2
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    BORETOTEARS debut

    14D Interest not at all

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    1
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    CURTAINTIME debut

    11D When one might start to make a scene

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    1
  62. 62
    LAMAZECLASS debut

    16D Recommended labor practice

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    1
  63. 63
    LENBARRY debut

    17A Jukebox crooner with the 1965 hit "1-2-3"

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    1
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    LHOTSE debut

    59A In descending order: Mount Everest, K2, Kangchenjunga, ___

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    1
  65. 65
    MINTCOINSET debut

    20D Case made for significant change?

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    1
  66. 66
    RANGEROVERS debut

    22D Vehicle models Velar and Evoque, e.g.

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    1
  67. 67
    SNOBALL debut

    38D Hostess offering

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    1
  68. 68
    SPEEDSKATES debut

    12D Sporting blades

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    1