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Monday · 76 answers · 3 debuts

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

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    ORCA

    37D Killer whale

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    234
  2. 2
    EAST

    58D Sunrise direction

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    285
  3. 3
    OMNI

    22D Prefix that means "everything"

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    218
  4. 4
    TEA

    12D Spill the ___ (gossip)

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    374
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    EMIT

    14A Give off, as light

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    262
  6. 6
    TOE

    46A "Little piggy" in a nursery rhyme

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    293
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    ADD

    33A Press "+" on a calculator

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    224
  8. 8
    ATOM

    67A Elementary building block

    23
    266
  9. 9
    TRIO

    64A Snap, Crackle and Pop, for one

    21
    204
  10. 10
    ONUS

    44D Burden

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    197
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    IGOR

    60D Frankenstein’s assistant

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    207
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    REAL

    38D Genuine

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    160
  13. 13
    IDS

    13D Picks out of a lineup, say

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    181
  14. 14
    ACTI

    10A When Romeo meets Juliet in "Romeo and Juliet"

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    129
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    PDA

    61D Smooching on the street, e.g., for short

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    91
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    SEAT

    30D Airplane ticket info

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    152
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    APPS

    33D Snapchat and Instagram, for two

    13
    78
  18. 18
    ASTER

    69A Fall bloom

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    109
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    LISP

    26D Speech therapist's concern

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    68
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    AMORE

    2D Love, Italian-style

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    97
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    LIME

    59D Classic margarita flavor

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    90
  22. 22
    META

    27D Lead-in to physics

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    87
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    PUMA

    50A Athletic brand with a cougar in its logo

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    57
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    ROPE

    17A Equipment in tug of war

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    100
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    DODO

    35D Extinct bird that wasn't really "dumb"

    8
    87
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    HELLO

    15A Less formal "Salutations!"

    8
    55
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    INCUR

    53A Acquire, as debt

    8
    40
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    DREW

    34D Sketched

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    82
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    SANS

    70A After 1-Across, what the first names at 20-, 36-, 43- and 57-Across all are?

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    82
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    SANS

    1A French for "without"

    7
    82
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    MBAS

    19A Some Wharton degs.

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    73
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    NASAL

    29A ___ spray (allergy relief option)

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    73
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    ODEON

    18A Common theater name that comes from Greek

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    59
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    SIX

    62D Number of legs on an insect

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    52
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    DAMN

    24A "Drat," but stronger

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    54
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    COSMO

    66A Pink cocktail … or a fashion mag

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    45
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    AGASP

    28D Audibly shocked

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    39
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    SETTO

    23A Small brawl

    5
    73
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    SELMA

    25A 1965 civil rights march locale

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    69
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    PSIS

    61A Trident-shaped Greek letters

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    60
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    RUED

    16A Lamented

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    55
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    AFROS

    52D Some natural hairstyles

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    49
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    CUBA

    11D Actor Gooding Jr.

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    44
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    ARNO

    31D River that divides Florence

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    143
  45. 45
    AXEL

    68A Figure skating jump

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    110
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    DIVA

    65A Prima donna type

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    82
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    STARE

    41A Gawk (at)

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    81
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    UNION

    55D The "U" of the E.U.

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    69
  49. 49
    YANK

    42A Give a hard tug

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    35
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    PALAU

    48A Western Pacific island nation

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    23
  51. 51
    ROOMS

    56D Hotel bookings

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    23
  52. 52
    STENTS

    4D Surgical tubes

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    17
  53. 53
    CHOI

    5D "Parasite" co-star ___ Woo-shik

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    12
  54. 54
    ELEC

    7D Monthly util. bill

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    80
  55. 55
    PROP

    39A Item on a stage

    3
    52
  56. 56
    SWOON

    47A Faint with passion

    3
    30
  57. 57
    CRAIG

    63A Former late-night host Kilborn or Ferguson

    3
    23
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    CARTA

    54D Magna ___

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    22
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    LAIC

    45D Relating to the congregation

    2
    74
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    LAKE

    32D Summer camp setting

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    62
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    MECCA

    51D Hajj destination

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    50
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    TONGA

    9D Pacific nation whose name becomes a dance if its vowels are switched

    2
    44
  63. 63
    JIVE

    57D "Jumpin' ___" (Cab Calloway dance classic)

    2
    33
  64. 64
    LEDS

    6D Many modern Christmas bulbs, in brief

    2
    19
  65. 65
    CLEFT

    5A Like Superman’s chin, famously

    2
    17
  66. 66
    COED

    21D Like Yale since 1969

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    60
  67. 67
    SERFS

    1D Feudal laborers

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    40
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    NIPAT

    3D Bite playfully, as a puppy might

    1
    33
  69. 69
    FLOOD

    8D Event lasting 40 days and nights in the Bible

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    15
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    UNITAS

    49D Hall-of-Fame QB Johnny

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    15
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    PROPOSAL

    40D Question that might have a ring to it?

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    4
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    ARMYNAVY

    10D Annual football game between rival military academies

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    2
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    DIEGORIVERA

    36A Mexican muralist twice married to Frida Kahlo

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    2
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    FRANCISCOGOYA debut

    20A Spanish painter of "The Third of May 1808"

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    1
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    JOSEFELICIANO debut

    57A Puerto Rican singer with more than 50 albums, including "Feliz Navidad"

    0
    1
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    PEDROPASCAL debut

    43A Chilean American actor of "The Mandalorian" and "Narcos"

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    1