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Sunday · 140 answers · 11 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

    110D Pint contents

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    570
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    EAT

    88A Word before crow or dirt

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    399
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    ALT

    26A PC key

    29
    225
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    APE

    103A Imitate

    28
    415
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    EDU

    8D URL ender

    28
    194
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    ADA

    106D Computing pioneer Lovelace

    27
    270
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    EARS

    83A Floppy features of basset hounds

    27
    163
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    STEP

    46A Part of a how-to manual

    25
    229
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    OKS

    96A Green-lights

    25
    128
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    ETE

    23D Summer abroad

    24
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    YEN

    14D Currency that features "The Tale of Genji" on one of its bank notes

    24
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    ADELE

    51A One-named singer whose last name is Adkins

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    158
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    AIM

    49D Asset when playing cornhole

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    LIL

    107D Teeny

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    166
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    UAE

    104A Country bordering Oman, for short

    20
    90
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    ADDS

    49A Remarks further

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    NIT

    56A Baby louse

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    143
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    DOS

    40D Salon specialties

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    ERIC

    90A Former attorney general Holder

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    DATA

    50A It may be unlimited in a phone plan

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    157
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    AAH

    95D Contented sigh

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    152
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    EASEL

    89A Prop for a painter

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    144
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    LAB

    72A Most popular dog breed in the U.S., familiarly

    16
    144
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    RIOT

    45A Hoot

    15
    191
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    EVES

    9D Times outside office hours, in personals

    14
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    TSO

    109D Menu eponym

    13
    88
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    PEAT

    84D Bog contents

    13
    75
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    STET

    87A Editorial override

    12
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    PITA

    70A Labneh go-with

    12
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    SINE

    75A Without: Lat.

    12
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    AROMA

    51D It may be vegetal or fruity

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    191
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    INK

    71D Quill go-with

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    166
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    SHIP

    15A Word with ghost or pirate

    11
    60
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    ENID

    47A Oklahoma city named for a character in a Tennyson poem

    10
    232
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    NILE

    53A Setting for a classic Agatha Christie novel

    10
    163
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    TEAR

    91A Salty droplet

    10
    149
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    STENO

    21A Old-fashioned trial transcriber

    10
    131
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    KOS

    81D Bout enders, for short

    10
    102
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    EAGLE

    111A Sam the ___ (patriotic Muppet)

    10
    98
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    SHO

    21D "Yellowjackets" airer, for short

    10
    86
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    ANTSY

    1D Fidgety

    10
    78
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    FEE

    100D Corkage ___

    9
    121
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    OHM

    41A German physicist with an eponymous law

    9
    103
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    SEAN

    27A Actor Astin

    7
    84
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    MIME

    57A The brother in 24-Across, for one

    7
    54
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    MANI

    76D Salon job, informally

    7
    25
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    PETE

    102D Name of either brother in a classic Nickelodeon sitcom

    6
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    ABYSS

    67D Bottomless void

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    65
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    SEEDS

    98D A pomegranate can contain a few hundred of these

    6
    62
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    SINEW

    75D Raw power

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    60
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    MANY

    76A A bunch of

    6
    55
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    YDS

    29A Gridiron gains: Abbr.

    5
    125
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    ECLAT

    93D Razzle-dazzle

    5
    113
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    OLDIE

    39A Song from back in the day

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    CROP

    101A Whip

    5
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    REG

    108D Rule, informally

    5
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    TINS

    36A Spam containers

    5
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    SEP

    25A Equinox mo.

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    LOCI

    42A Focal points

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    SEEME

    48A Curt summons

    4
    54
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    ATHENS

    92A Home to the University of Georgia

    4
    31
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    GRASS

    77A Common stain on a baseball uniform

    4
    31
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    HONK

    85A Possible cause for road rage

    4
    24
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    HOPES

    65D Stays optimistic

    4
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    ATO

    13D From ___ Z

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    PLUS

    84A Asset

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    HEMP

    28D Plant fiber used to make some jewelry

    3
    45
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    POETS

    54D Sappho and Mirabai

    3
    36
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    FOES

    80A Adversaries

    3
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    USING

    43D Exploiting

    3
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    FELLA

    68A Bloke

    3
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    SIRED

    2D Spawned

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    SVELTE

    33A Lithe

    3
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    WEANS

    94A Begins giving solid food, say

    3
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    KNEELS

    116A Protests, in a way

    3
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    SASE

    114A Wedding invitation enclosure, in brief

    2
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    TNOTE

    55D Certain fed. security

    2
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    TAUPE

    105A Versatile neutral shade

    2
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    HOC

    4D Post ___ (occurring after the event)

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    ALTEREGO

    115A The other you

    2
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    SHOTS

    58D Drinks that are "slammed"

    2
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    OMEARA

    66A 2015 inductee into the World Golf Hall of Fame

    2
    24
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    URBANE

    43A Worldly

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    FAQ

    7D Help page initialism

    2
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    GAMY

    38D Like venison

    2
    13
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    KICK

    81A Bit of spice, figuratively

    2
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    HACKS

    82A Writers not likely to win literary prizes

    2
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    ASSHAT

    1A Complete jerk

    2
    4
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    SLIDE

    32D It's a slippery slope

    1
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    HARPO

    24A "___ Speaks!" (Marx brother autobiography)

    1
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    NIPAT

    53D Lightly bite, as a pup might

    1
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    EFLAT

    74D Note in the C minor scale

    1
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    OCTAVE

    11D About 6.5 inches, on a standard piano

    1
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    DAWNS

    50D New beginnings

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    KALEL

    97D Superman's birth name

    1
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    ILAY

    52A Faulkner's "As ___ Dying"

    1
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    LOSESIT

    10D Goes berserk

    1
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    MALTS

    57D Alternatives to shakes

    1
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    LOEWS

    30A Bygone theater chain

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    POOLSIDE

    18D Lounge chair location

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    NIKOLA

    19A Inventor Tesla

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    NOTPC

    59A Potentially offensive, say

    1
    5
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    AGIN

    37A Opposed to, in dialect

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    ENROBE

    89D Dress for graduation

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    RELIEF

    44D Kind of map

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    ADRIFT

    99A Floating

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    SAYER

    46D Leo with the 1977 #1 hit "You Make Me Feel Like Dancing"

    0
    10
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    SOWER

    58A Harvester of the future

    0
    10
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    HONEYS

    86A Boos

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    FOOTS

    69A Covers, as the bill

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    ALKALINE

    5D Basic

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    ATTEMPTS

    73A Gives a whirl

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    CALLED

    113A Rang

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    OHHENRY

    64A Candy bar whose name is an exclamation

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    5
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    GELCAP

    62A Easy pill to swallow?

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    4
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    GESTATES

    77D Develops, as an idea

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    HERMIONE

    16D Emma Watson's role in the Harry Potter films

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    HORMEL

    28A Spam generator

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    4
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    THEAX

    35D A layoff, crudely

    0
    4
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    CRANKY

    61D Exhibiting the effects of too little sleep, say

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    3
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    HASOVER

    85D Hosts

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    HENPECK

    86D Nag

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    HORSEMAN

    82D Caballero, e.g.

    0
    3
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    TALLONE

    6D Brewski

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    ADVOCATE

    20A Champion

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    AREARUGS

    79D They might tie the room together

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    KAINE

    12D Virginia senator Tim

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    PAYEXTRA

    54A Opt for "deluxe," say

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    RATEDAAA

    78D Like some high-quality bonds

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    ALLOVERTHEMAPLE debut

    106A Where you'd find sap for syrup?

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    CLASSTRIPLE debut

    63D The three R's?

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    DIABETES debut

    112A Condition treated with insulin

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    FEELOKAY debut

    7A Experience equanimity

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    1
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    INPENCIL debut

    17D Not marked permanently, say

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    1
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    LOTTERYPICKLE debut

    34D Loss of the winning ticket?

    0
    1
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    PALACECOUPLE debut

    60D King and queen?

    0
    1
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    SKIPSABEATLE debut

    3D Says "John, Paul ... and Ringo"?

    0
    1
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    STARTLEDATE debut

    15D Show up naked, perhaps?

    0
    1
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    TRICKLEQUESTION debut

    22A "When will the leaky faucet get fixed?," e.g.?

    0
    1
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    WORDLEOFMOUTH debut

    31D M __ U __ H?

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