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Sunday · 136 answers · 7 debuts

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

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    ONE

    47A It shares a key with "!"

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    TEE

    42A Common concert merch

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    SEA

    34D Vast quantity

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    RED

    46A Like diamonds

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    EKE

    6D Barely squeeze (by)

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    RAT

    29A Chinese zodiac animal

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    EMU

    119D Source of big green eggs

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    ELLA

    74D Singer/songwriter ___ Mai

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    ACER

    72A Lenovo competitor

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    IRAN

    71A Qom home

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    AERO

    69A Prefix with biology

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    ERIN

    44D Land of leprechauns

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    IAM

    94A Terse affirmation

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    CAR

    31D Tesla but not Edison

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    TALON

    109D Claw

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    OATH

    9D Swear word

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    ELITE

    108D A-listers

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    ONION

    10D Garnish for a Gibson cocktail

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    LEG

    39A Calf site

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    ENOLA

    2D "The ___ Holmes Mysteries" (young adult series)

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    NINA

    67A Totenberg of NPR

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    ESTE

    115D Spanish dirección

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    EATS

    77A Grub

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    DMS

    66D Contacts via Instagram, informally

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    AROAR

    20D Loud, as a crowd

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    ATS

    88A Email symbols, informally

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    FLU

    91A Target of an annual shot

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    FAD

    87D It's hot right now

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    USC

    92D Sch. for which John Wayne played tackle

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    FAB

    62D Totally terrif

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    REUP

    63D Go back for more

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    MEAT

    114D 105-Down, e.g.

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    ASTRO

    81A Prefix with biology

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    ALEVE

    25A Big name in pain relief

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    MEETS

    107A Measures up to

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    SOUP

    56D Alphabet ___

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    ANORAK

    19A Arctic jacket

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    ITTY

    61A Trifling, informally

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    GREED

    26D "For ___, all nature is too little": Seneca

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    TONES

    54A Color wheel options

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    GLARE

    36D Bad look

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    NIKON

    86D Brand name-checked in Paul Simon's "Kodachrome"

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    LOTSA

    32A Hella

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    OVUM

    70A Thing moving through a tube, maybe

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    FLO

    83D Longtime Progressive spokeswoman

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    LIZ

    52A Politico Cheney

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    PEERS

    11D Jurors, to a defendant

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    RHODA

    104D "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" spinoff

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    TAPIR

    57A Animal with a prominent proboscis

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    ETOILE

    119A "Brille Brille Petite ___" (children's song abroad)

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    LIVER

    105D Unpopular food that's rich in minerals

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    CUSS

    8D Swear word

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    CURL

    103A Bit of hairstyling

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    PAPAW

    1D Tree of the custard apple family

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    TRUTH

    102A It's "rarely pure and never simple," per Oscar Wilde

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    KEL

    38D Kenan's comedy partner

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    NOPROB

    65D "Happy to!"

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    ATOAST

    97D Wedding proposal?

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    EXOTICA

    40D Objects from faraway lands

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    GLO

    106A Mop's partner, in a brand name

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    BAKER

    93A Worker who makes a ton of dough

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    FILM

    68A "___ at 11" (local news promo)

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    ONADATE

    18D Seeing someone socially

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    MENTOR

    122A Experience sharer

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    IDEATES

    121A Thinks up

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    LASERTAG

    33A Game typically played in the dark

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    ICANTOO

    16D Retort to "No, you're not able"

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    INAILEDIT

    14D Cry of perfection from a carpenter?

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    STREET

    12D Word with food, clothes or entertainment

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    ALLAN

    116A Pinkerton who founded the Pinkerton detective agency

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    SNERT

    110D Hägar the Horrible's hound

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    ANACIN

    21A Big name in pain relief

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    DYAD

    112D Twosome

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    DPS

    95A Producers of multiple outs, for short

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    CLIOS

    100D Honors in the ad biz

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    EUCLID

    98D So-called "father of geometry"

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    TORNADO

    89D Relative of a waterspout

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    HARDG

    78A What gorillas have that giraffes lack?

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    PROVO

    51D Seat of Utah County

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    SOLOED

    84A Achieved a flight training milestone

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    ROOKS

    75D They start in the corners

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    INATRAP

    59D Ensnared

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    REARUP

    50A Rise, as a steed might

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    ZANIEST

    53D Most off-the-wall

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    GENTLER

    41D Not so harsh

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    RANSOMS

    60D Return payments?

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    BELONG

    101D Fit in

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    INGOOD

    111A Tight (with)

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    COMATOSE debut

    96A Like a very heavy sleeper

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    NSEC

    30A Tiny amount of time: Abbr.

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    LAMS

    13D Quick escapes

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    DOLED

    3D Gave (out)

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    JIF

    82A Peter Pan alternative

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    ALECK

    35D Smart ___

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    EDESSA

    120A Mesopotamian metropolis

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    MANANA

    24A 24 horas from now

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    LIBIDO

    13A What might prompt a run for congress?

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    PARLOR

    80A Spot for a tattoo

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    POLICE

    22A Band whose final album, "Synchronicity," was their most popular, with "The"

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    URGENT

    125A Eye-grabbing email subject line

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    DRIVEL

    4D Claptrap

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    ALMAMATER

    81D Where you went

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    CRIERS

    55A Old yellers?

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    ELLES

    43A Pronoun for Frenchwomen

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    PEDDLE

    1A Sell, as bicycles?

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    WADER

    28A One not getting in too deep

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    SMACKDAB

    99A Precisely

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    SCOOPS

    7A Coups in journalism

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    SORTED

    123A Got in order

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    BANGOR

    15D City NW of Bar Harbor

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    DARTER

    124A Fast-sounding freshwater fish

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    SIGNED

    27A Used an unspoken language

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    ARMAS

    64D "Knives Out" actress Ana de ___

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    NFLTEAM

    86A Hiking group?

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    DINESON

    17D Has for supper

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    DRAGSTER

    85D Vehicle that might have parachute brakes

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    HEYMRDJ

    49D 1993 R&B hit with the lyric "Keep playin' that song all night"

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    LATIFAH

    39D Queen commemorated on the Hollywood Walk of Fame

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    PIRATED

    58D Illegal, as a download

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    BUMPERCROPS

    73A Bountiful harvests for farmers … or another hint to the crossings of shaded squares

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    GIFTHORSE

    79D Beast with a mouth best left unexamined

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    LACERATES

    5D Makes some deep cuts in

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    SUEFOR

    45D Seek, as punitive payment

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    AXEHEAD

    48A It might be stuck on the chopping block

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    CHIMESIN debut

    113A Pipes up

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    CREEM

    76D Bygone magazine for rock music enthusiasts

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    GOASHORE

    26A Disembark

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    RUSTIER

    23A More in need of practice

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    SQUATTER

    7D Unlawful occupant

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    TAKEROOT

    37A Become established

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    VAGARY

    117A Unpredictable change

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    ACTIVES debut

    88D Some skin care ingredients, informally

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    AQUANET debut

    20A Hairspray brand since the 1950s

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    FRANKENFOOD debut

    62A Lab-engineered fare, facetiously … or a hint to the six crossings of shaded squares

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    LOVESTO debut

    118A Is delighted by the invitation

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    SMUGGER debut

    90D More cocksure

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