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Sunday · 140 answers · 13 debuts

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

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    ELI

    38A Pharmaceutical pioneer Lilly

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    IRA

    5D Income source for some older folks, in brief

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    NEO

    27A Prefix with pronoun

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    ARI

    109D Name found in "Variety"

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    OAR

    51A Implement at a regatta

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    RNA

    24D Protein-mimicking molecule

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    SON

    99A Prince, but not a princess

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    ETTA

    54D James who sang "A Sunday Kind of Love"

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    SLED

    15A What a cafeteria tray can be used as

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    DEN

    18D Cozy spot

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    OUI

    84A Non reversal?

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    ELSA

    97A Internet star Majimbo known for her comedy videos

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    TUNA

    106D Fancy Feast flavor

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    ARAL

    29A Asia's vanishing ___ Sea

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    OWN

    100D ___ goal (soccer blunder)

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    THO

    113D Howe'er

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    DEM

    14D Biden or Harris, for short

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    ALONE

    57D Single-handedly

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    IDES

    118A Day originally marked by a full moon in the early Roman calendar

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    LARA

    108A ___ Antipova ("Doctor Zhivago" character)

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    NOM

    73A Pierre ou Marie

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    RAH

    10D When doubled, overly enthusiastic

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    LION

    39D Mane character in "The Wizard of Oz"?

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    BIO

    87A Insta blurb

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    TERM

    37D 39+ weeks, for a pregnancy

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    URGE

    50A Egg on

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    ESSAY

    61A Cause of class struggle?

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    REIN

    115A Bit by a bit

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    SMEAR

    11D Windshield annoyance

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    SLOE

    62D Blackthorn fruit

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    NAG

    6D Do more than nudge

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    GEO

    111D Onetime auto make with the Metro and Prizm models

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    WAD

    119A Hunk

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    EDGY

    95A Avant-garde

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    ITOO

    86A Langston Hughes classic

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    AMES

    13D Midwest college town

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    HAL

    32A Young Henry V, to Falstaff

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    LIME

    69A Garnish on a Moscow mule

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    EMOTE

    58A Ham it up

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    OBESE

    55D Like sumo wrestlers, medically speaking

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    HIP

    114D Ball-and-socket joint

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    LOW

    110D Setting for simmering

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    NSC

    94A Top-level foreign policy grp.

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    CAD

    12A Rotter

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    ANDS

    28A "No ifs, ___ or buts"

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    OMITS

    41D Leaves out

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    ARESO

    103D Childish retort

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    AURAS

    30A Ethereal glows

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    ENAMOR

    44D Charm

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    WOOD

    79D Something to knock on

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    SLRS

    8A 35mm options

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    CELEB

    34A A-lister

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    LEDON

    68D Deceived, in a way

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    ONA

    49A "Dust Tracks ___ Road" (Zora Neale Hurston memoir)

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    ALPHA

    1D Leader of the pack

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    ROSY

    120A Like some forecasts and complexions

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    LARD

    105A Oil alternative, in baking

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    TEAK

    106A Durable furniture material

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    DIVA

    33D Sublime soprano

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    NITE

    36A Evening, informally

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    SIB

    59A Member of the fam

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    PEPE

    22A Le Pew of Looney Tunes

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    SIPS

    78D Tastes

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    MANET

    104D Painter Édouard often confused with painter Claude

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    PAID

    80D Remunerated

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    SKIER

    98D Many a Winter Olympian

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    SCRAM

    101A "Go jump in a lake!"

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    RAVEN

    102D Cousin of a crow

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    HOAR

    26A Frost

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    BASES

    72A Things frequently stolen

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    BEECH

    112D Stately shade tree

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    GLO

    7D Day-___

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    AMELIA

    64D Voting rights matriarch ___ Boynton Robinson

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    LOUT

    66A Boor

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    SILAS

    60A Eliot's "___ Marner"

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    ANEMONE

    88A Invertebrate with a floral eponym

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    BAYOU

    2D Gulf Coast habitat

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    STEELER

    8D "Mean" Joe Greene, e.g.

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    ECSTASY

    90D Cloud nine feeling

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    STICKS

    60D Adheres

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    UTNE

    77D Digital digest with the motto "Cure ignorance"

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    ATTAR

    3D Fragrant oil

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    DREI

    33A Eins + zwei

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    USNA

    85D Pres. Carter's alma mater

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    LEANTO

    9D Simple shelter

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    ROLES

    75A Auditioners' goals

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    BTW

    107A Texter's transition

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    NEEDED

    93D Essential

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    CHINESE

    117A Group of tonal languages

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    MITTEN

    74D Hand warmer

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    SATOUT

    45D Didn't participate

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    YESYOU

    65D "Who, me?" response

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    ALLO

    109A Gallic greeting

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    INLAWS

    89D Post-merger acquisitions?

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    DULCE

    96A ___ de leche

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    HOPENOT

    121A Wish otherwise

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    PATOOTIE

    80A Bum

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    LEGALESE

    16D "In witness whereof," "as hereinbefore mentioned," etc.

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    REORGS

    75D Post-merger overhauls, informally

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    TEAMGAME

    20A Tug of war or capture the flag

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    SIGNATURE

    31D Ink on a contract

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    BROACHES debut

    35D Brings up, as a subject

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    AGIN

    25A Opposed to, in dialect

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    SRTAS

    70A Some young ladies abroad: Abbr.

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    ACETONE

    29D Compound at a nail salon

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    ERWIN

    47D Physicist Schrödinger

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    LATERAL

    19A Creative, as thinking

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    TELLALIE

    82D Prevaricate

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    MATISSE

    48A "Le Bonheur de Vivre" painter

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    BVDS

    107D Some boxers

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    HEDGES

    32D Beats around the bush … or bushes

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    SPARERIB

    15D One on a rack

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    WAITON

    56A Serve

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    CYCLONE

    91D Swirling storm

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    EPILEPSY

    17D Disorder from which Dostoyevsky and many characters in his novels suffered

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    PURSED

    76A Like some lips

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    SPOOKED

    71D Like one who's seen a ghost

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    CARDIB

    12D Rapper with the 2018 #1 album "Invasion of Privacy"

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    GONEAR

    21D Approach

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    DOWELS

    43D Wedding cake supports

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    VASO

    42D Prefix with constriction

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    WATERMELON

    53A A Kool-Aid flavor

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    ABATING

    1A Letting up

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    ANNULLED

    81D Made invalid

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    BRIEFLY

    72D In a few words

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    DIATOMIC

    52D Like carbon monoxide

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    DISOBEYS

    52A Doesn't comply with

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    OMICRONS

    83D Preceders of pis

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    ONESEEDS debut

    116A Tournament favorites

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    ABOVEREPROACH debut

    40A Having an impeccable reputation, say

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    CELTICKNOT debut

    67A Symbol of Irish heritage

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    DELICASE debut

    46D Big cheese's place?

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    DESIGNATEDDRIVER debut

    43A One drinking soft drinks at a party, perhaps

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    INLIKEFLYNN debut

    92A Having successfully made it, slangily

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    INSPECTORCLOUSEAU debut

    89A "The Pink Panther" character

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    LUDWIGVANBEETHOVEN debut

    110A Composer who studied under Joseph Haydn

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    PYTHAGOREANTHEOREM debut

    23A Hypotenuse-finding formula

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    SEMIWEEKLY debut

    78A Common frequency for college classes

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    SILKBLOUSE debut

    63D Shiny top

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    TEHRANI debut

    4D Resident of the most populous city in western Asia

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