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Sunday · 138 answers · 14 debuts

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

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    ERA

    11D Important stretch

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    ETA

    89A "When r u coming?"

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    ALA

    3D In the manner of

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    ACE

    114D Either half of pocket rockets, in poker slang

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    ALI

    57D Boxer Laila

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    EON

    12D Stretch longer than an 11-Down

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    EGO

    46D Narcissist's treasure

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    LEO

    111D Soccer star Messi, familiarly

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    USA

    41A Team ___

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    ARI

    74A Singer Grande, to fans

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    ARTS

    64A Animation and sculpting, for two

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    OVA

    63A Lab eggs

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    ODES

    49D Output from Sappho

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    TAU

    112D Delta ___ Chi, house in "Animal House"

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    OVAL

    103A Common wall mirror shape

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    EURO

    68D Currency to which the Maltese scudo is pegged

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    ROO

    91D One with a marsupium, affectionately

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    PER

    96A According to

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    AVA

    59D Director DuVernay

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    AWE

    95A Feeling while watching a volcanic eruption, perhaps

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    BRO

    67D Certain sib

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    DOH

    80D "Silly me!"

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    OTOH

    5D "Then again ...," in a tweet

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    EDS

    118D Newsroom heads, for short

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    TATA

    29A "Ciao!"

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    USSR

    79A Map inits. until 1991

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    OATS

    103D Breakfast that may be prepared overnight

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    RON

    92D Bacardi, e.g., in México

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    IMS

    1D Communications on Slack, e.g.

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    POE

    107D "The Black Cat" author

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    SEAT

    53D Adjustable bike part

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    AESOP

    87A Writer known for his anthropomorphic animal characters

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    ISIT

    72D Skeptical reply to "That's true"

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    SFO

    47A Airport with a BART station

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    SCOT

    14A Lady Macduff, e.g.

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    DEI

    69D Opus ___

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    GAH

    62A [I'm frustrated!]

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    MED

    117D Rx from a doc, e.g.

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    ORDER

    16D Something taken by a waiter

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    NIH

    2D Org. funding Covid-19 research

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    ARMOR

    50A Mail, e.g.

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    TUBA

    29D Latin for "trumpet"

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    ARBOR

    43A Structure resembling a pergola

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    PILE

    60A Carpet specification

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    NAY

    20D Con's vote

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    OINK

    104A Sound on Old MacDonald's farm

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    ALMS

    122A Donations for the needy

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    BIC

    100A Pen that aptly rhymes with "click"

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    AVERSE

    30D Disinclined

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    CAMO

    58A Some military wear, informally

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    EDSEL

    61A Former make of Ford

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    BEL

    42A "___ Canto" (2001 Ann Patchett novel)

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    IWO

    116D ___ Jima

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    PEON

    109A Worker who probably isn't paid enough

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    CAMP

    39A Place with counselors

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    WRY

    10D Like some humor

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    COPA

    34D Beach in Rio de Janeiro, informally

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    DUNE

    71D Sci-fi novel made into films in 1984 and 2021

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    HART

    21A Male deer

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    PRADA

    13D Mario who founded a fashion empire

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    WASABI

    77D Sushi condiment

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    HUB

    75A Center

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    PECK

    88D Quick kiss

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    ELISHA

    52A Otis who founded the Otis Elevator Company

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    UVA

    38A A.C.C. school

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    LILT

    99A Pleasant speech cadence

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    CIRCA

    4D Roughly

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    SHREDS

    14D Snowboards well, informally

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    HONDA

    40A Maker of Pilots and Passports

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    TCELL

    101D Immune system agent

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    ENBY

    108D Genderqueer identity

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    SPCA

    105D Pet rescue org.

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    INURE

    28D Harden

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    TULIP

    93A Staple of Dutch Golden Age art

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    TOOTH

    98A Narwhal's tusk

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    DCON

    80A Pest control brand

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    ENRAPT

    70D Hypnotized, say

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    DIESEL

    27A Fuel option

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    ENEWS

    76A Celebrity gossip show with an exclamation point in its title

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    ESCAPEROOM

    73D Activity one tries to get out of?

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    MACBETH

    66D Play title that superstitious actors avoid saying aloud in theaters

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    BEAT

    32A Completely pooped

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    DIEU

    71A "Mon ___!"

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    TTYL

    17D "Cya!"

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    SPAREME

    55D "I don't wanna hear it"

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    JCREW

    85D Preppy clothing brand

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    ONI

    35D "From now ___ won't be hanging around" (bluegrass lyric)

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    COLBERT

    58D Stephen who said "Think books aren't scary? Well, think about this: You can't spell 'Book' without 'Boo!'"

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    RRS

    113D B&O and Reading: Abbr.

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    CLOD

    119A Dirt clump

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    IMET

    19D "How ___ Your Mother"

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    FELT

    48D Perceived

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    ORTON

    104D Former N.F.L. QB Kyle

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    PLUSH

    102D Like luxurious pillows

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    SOA

    9D "___ wise guy, eh?"

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    INACOMA

    1A Like the protagonist at the start of "28 Days Later"

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    OBSCURE

    51D Cloud

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    SHARONA

    22A "My ___" (#1 hit for the Knack)

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    TALMUD

    31D Temple text

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    ALLIANCES

    83D Government bonds?

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    SLYNODS

    124A Surreptitious assents

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    RUDY

    24A N.B.A. All-Star Gobert

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    ELANDS

    97D Antelopes with twisty horns

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    NAPOLI

    26D Mafia : Sicilia :: Camorra : ___

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    SCRAWL

    105A Chicken scratch

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    CYTE

    86D Ending with leuko- or oo-

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    CARMEL

    39D ___-by-the-Sea, Calif.

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    NICEJOB

    84A "Really good work!"

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    EGESTED

    54A Expelled from the body

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    CHORAL

    86A Sung by a group

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    ILLTELL

    94D Threat from a squealer

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    MDC

    36D 1600, in ancient Rome

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    MINIBAR

    6D Upscale hotel room fixture

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    AAAMEMBER

    7D One calling for a tow, maybe

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    ELBOWED

    121A Like people in crowds, whether intentionally or not

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    MILITIA

    18A Group of fighters

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    PAULVI

    82D Pope of 1963-78

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    SNOWIN

    78D Strand, perhaps

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    MAKEMAD

    37D Tick off

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    RINGSIN

    44D Welcomes, as the new year

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    INHORROR

    19A One way to recoil

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    MAHAYANA

    23A One of the two main branches of Buddhism

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    SEARCHES

    120A Googles, e.g.

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    ULTRAHOT

    110A Really, really spicy

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    CAUSEASTIR debut

    15D Rabble-rouse

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    CENTIME debut

    115A 1/100 of a franc

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    CHERRYH debut

    90A *Seasonal orchard worker [eight rungs]

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    CHIMNEYH debut

    25A *Worker with a brush [three rungs]

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    1
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    CLIMBSTHELADDER debut

    65A Advances through corporate ranks … and what the answer to each starred clue in this puzzle does

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    HCOMMANDER debut

    33A –

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    HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH debut

    8D Visual depiction of the apparatus used by the starred professionals

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    HOUSEH debut

    123A *One putting a coat on outside [three rungs]

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    HPAINTER debut

    106A –

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    HPICKER debut

    45A –

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    HREPAIRMAN debut

    81A –

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    HSWEEP debut

    8A –

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    SUBMARINEH debut

    56A *Captain with a periscope [four rungs]

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    TELEPHONEH debut

    101A *Worker for AT&T or Verizon [four rungs]

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