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Wednesday · 79 answers · 9 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

    9D Quaff of gruit and wort, in days of yore

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    570
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    SIR

    11D Entitled Brit?

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    271
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    OSLO

    24A 1952 Winter Olympics host

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    324
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    OMNI

    52A All: Prefix

    31
    218
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    OPS

    58A See 57-Across

    31
    179
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    TEA

    10D Drink "for two" in song

    30
    374
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    ATM

    23D Bank drive-thru convenience

    30
    260
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    OAT

    43A Part of a stable diet?

    28
    290
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    STIR

    25D Begin to wake

    27
    292
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    ADA

    65D ___-compliant (what public facilities must be, in brief)

    27
    270
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    KNEE

    14D Bend it, like Beckham?

    24
    264
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    OHIO

    35A River past Cincinnati

    23
    200
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    LES

    63D "Au Revoir ___ Enfants"

    22
    270
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    ROO

    30D Young inhabitant of the Hundred Acre Wood

    20
    189
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    MAR

    45D Tag, key or chip, say

    19
    215
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    OAHU

    24D Pearl Harbor National Memorial locale

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    185
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    REPO

    55D Certain tow job

    18
    146
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    MEMO

    45A Sticky note, maybe

    15
    95
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    MOO

    36A Sound emitted by methane emitters

    14
    137
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    OMAR

    2D Somali-born congresswoman from Minnesota

    12
    252
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    SEND

    60D Thrill

    12
    133
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    HOSE

    8D Gas pump attachment

    12
    109
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    PAD

    42A Flat … or inflate?

    12
    103
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    OBEY

    58D Comply

    11
    127
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    SERB

    15D Nikola Tesla, ethnically

    11
    102
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    ROSS

    19D One of the friends on "Friends"

    11
    98
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    AROAR

    28D Erupting with noise

    10
    88
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    LOON

    39D Lake bird

    9
    81
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    NAPS

    56D Takes some down time

    9
    74
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    MOOT

    44A Like some practice courts

    9
    68
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    AMUSE

    23A Give a few laughs

    8
    76
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    LEOS

    26D Presidents Harrison, Hoover, Clinton and Obama, by birth

    8
    60
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    YSL

    64D Big fashion inits.

    7
    99
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    RHONE

    21A River at Arles

    7
    44
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    OPRY

    3D Grand Ole ___

    7
    34
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    NATE

    57D ___ the Great (sleuth of kid-lit)

    6
    107
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    CLEAR

    53A Cloudless

    6
    68
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    LORI

    40D ___ Greiner, the so-called "Queen of QVC"

    6
    68
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    MLK

    4D ___ Day (Jan. observance)

    6
    40
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    SANTA

    29D One getting credit for seasonal gifts

    5
    119
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    PLIE

    59D It may mean squat to a dancer

    5
    88
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    DRNO

    54A Early foe for 007

    5
    79
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    CRAM

    34A Study at the eleventh hour, say

    5
    72
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    III

    62D Right on the dial of a grandfather clock?

    4
    126
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    PRY

    20A Be nosy

    4
    68
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    AMFM

    38D Radio toggle

    4
    57
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    LOEB

    22A Leopold's partner in 1920s crime

    4
    48
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    RAMP

    1D Incline

    3
    80
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    SOAMI

    32D "Ditto"

    3
    32
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    NAVAL

    57A With 58-Across, SEAL missions

    3
    29
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    DRAM

    54D 1/8 fluid ounce

    2
    39
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    NOODLE

    47D "Gourd"

    2
    25
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    ROOMBA

    1A Autonomous household helper since 2002

    2
    12
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    ALVA

    49D Thomas ___ Edison

    1
    52
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    IMPEL

    31D Push on

    1
    49
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    FTD

    41D Co. making arrangements

    1
    28
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    TODOS

    33D Fusses

    1
    23
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    COHO

    13D Silver salmon

    1
    17
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    HOLEINONE

    17A Inspiration for an often-repeated golf story

    1
    13
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    MCJOB

    27D Uninspiring or low-paying work

    1
    11
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    THENET

    7D "Interwebs"

    1
    11
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    UNCLOG

    12D Open, in a way

    1
    9
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    BEERME

    5D Slangy request at a kegger

    1
    7
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    REAIRS

    50D Shows for a later audience

    1
    5
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    RODEIN debut

    67A Arrived on horseback

    1
    2
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    JON

    37A Cryer in movies

    0
    42
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    ARTHUR

    6D Playwright Miller

    0
    17
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    SWAYED

    69A Gently rocked

    0
    8
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    AMPLER

    16A More bountiful

    0
    7
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    SALLOW

    51D Unhealthy-looking

    0
    6
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    ALLFOURS

    38A What you're on when you're crawling ... or a hint to parsing 18-, 27-, 46- and 61-Across

    0
    3
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    THATSUCKS debut

    7A "I feel your pain!"

    0
    2
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    APPLIESTO debut

    66A Regards

    0
    1
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    BRANFORDMARSALIS debut

    46A Fiber source + Auto make + Red planet + Boxing family = Noted jazz saxophonist

    0
    1
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    MARKETRESEARCHER debut

    18A Patsy + French "to be" + Singe + Pop queen = Sales wonk

    0
    1
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    MASTERSTRATEGIST debut

    27A Boat pole + Old "once" + Pace + Essence = Chief planner

    0
    1
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    MCAVOY debut

    48D James who plays Professor X in film

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    1
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    MOSEISLEY debut

    68A "Wretched hive of scum and villainy," per Obi-Wan Kenobi

    0
    1
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    READILYAVAILABLE debut

    61A Interpret + Hockey's Kovalchuk + Colorado ski town + Fit = On hand

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    1