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Friday · 72 answers · 4 debuts

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

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    ORAL

    49D Like some contraceptives

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    TRI

    34A Upper arm muscle, for short

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  3. 3
    ETSY

    21A Site for artisans

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    USA

    24D Megan Rapinoe's team

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    OGRE

    16A Green giant, maybe

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    ISLE

    57A Cruise stop, often

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    APE

    51A Parrot

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    EMU

    56D Creature frequently depicted in Indigenous Australian art

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    ATLAS

    1A Book of legends

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    SLY

    19A Artful

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    264
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    IRAN

    6A Site of 2022's "Woman, Life, Freedom" protests

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    ALIT

    60A Came down

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    220
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    TRY

    38A Sample

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    MEET

    59A Heated competition?

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    144
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    REDS

    35A Ohio sluggers

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    159
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    ALPS

    1D Range across eight countries

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    133
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    EGGS

    53D They're fit to be dyed

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    116
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    ACLU

    8D Org. originally founded to support conscientious objectors

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    137
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    PBS

    39D "Reading Rainbow" airer

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    84
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    DRIP

    15D Problem for a plumber

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    99
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    RILE

    7D Tick off

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    SHES

    37A "___ Gone," Hall & Oates hit

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    92
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    SPAM

    37D ___ folder

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    TOIL

    2D Travail

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    RICE

    10A Biryani base

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    100
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    IPOD

    32A Touch, for one

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    79
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    CANI

    50D "Please?"

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    44
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    EELY

    13D Wriggly

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    58
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    WEPT

    22A Expressed joy, in a way

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    43
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    GIRTH

    25D Costumer's measurement

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    15
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    POOL

    18A ___ party

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    67
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    PIES

    40A Quiches, e.g.

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    58
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    PRIM

    47D Puritanical

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    56
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    POND

    52D Setting for many a Monet painting

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    45
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    RUINS

    23A The Mayans' Chichén Itzá, e.g.

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    28
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    ADZ

    4D Shaping tool

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    63
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    POUT

    47A Sulk

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    CARL

    46D Psychologist Jung

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    49
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    ADIA

    51D ___ Victoria, singer known for her "gothic blues" style

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    SISSY

    31D Actress Spacek

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    41
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    SCUM

    45A Film about fish tanks?

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    38
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    WADS

    22D Balls (up)

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    32
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    MOCHAS

    48A Some coffee or ice cream orders

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    OPERAHOUSE

    26D London has a "Royal" one

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    SNOGS

    36A Canoodles, in England

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    9
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    LAZY

    3D Like a ne'er-do-well

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    SEALED

    5D Closed up

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    QUADS

    61A Campus squares

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    14
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    PONCHO

    39A Garment that's pulled over the head

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    11
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    HADABLAST

    41A Enjoyed oneself tremendously

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    7
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    ROPEIN

    10D Enlist

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    7
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    ARTSET

    42D Purchase for a creative kid

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    4
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    IROCS

    29D Classic Camaros

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    3
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    GOBAD

    25A Sour

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    HORSY

    44A Rocking toy, to a tot

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    RUBS

    54A Barbecue blends

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    SANDY

    43A Tan

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    LINEUP

    20A List of players

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    MARISA

    33A Actress Tomei

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    SUSIEQ

    43D Title girl of a 1957 Dale Hawkins hit

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    BODYDOUBLE

    27D Performer whose face is rarely seen

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    IANFLEMING

    58A Bond issuer?

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    PRAIRIEDOG

    55A Animal that's more akin to a squirrel than a canine, despite its name

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    LOADEDDICE

    14A Funny bones?

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    4
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    IDONTWANNA

    6D Whiner's "You can't make me!"

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    3
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    IGOTNOTHIN

    11D "Beats me"

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    MSOLYMPIA

    33D Annual bodybuilding competition won 10 times by Iris Kyle

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    3
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    NESPRESSO

    9D Coffee-brewing portmanteau

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    CROSSBREED debut

    12D Mule, e.g.

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    NIGHTSHIFT debut

    30D Late assignment

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    PIZZAROLLS debut

    17A Cheesy snack pockets

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    WINESNOBS debut

    28A Port authorities?

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