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Sunday · 140 answers · 10 debuts

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

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    ERR

    76A Goof

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    IRE

    115D Anger

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    USE

    113D Bring into play

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    AREA

    107D ___ man (frequent subject in The Onion)

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    EDEN

    119A The "garden" in Bosch's "The Garden of Earthly Delights"

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    ETS

    56A Visitors from afar, in brief

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    319
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    ARI

    12D Perfume line by pop star Grande

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    378
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    ANTI

    79D No pro

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    364
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    EDIT

    34D Button added to Twitter in 2022

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    302
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    ENO

    87A "Discreet Music" musician Brian

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    285
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    TREE

    1A Image on the flag of Oakland, Calif., appropriately

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    309
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    PAR

    58A A matter of course?

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    218
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    SAP

    10D Part of a woodpecker's diet

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    DRE

    64D Rap mogul, familiarly

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    175
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    ACTS

    15A Stage partitions?

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    TON

    112D Whole lot

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    ROT

    25D Spoil

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    214
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    AIDE

    42A White House staffer

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    PER

    11D /

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    REEL

    2D Lively dance

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    TWO

    43A What a V-sign might indicate

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    MAC

    30D ___ Pro (tech product)

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    PAT

    78A Light touch

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    ASTI

    91A Prosecco cousin

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    TEL

    60A ___ Aviv

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    183
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    RENT

    108D Monopoly payment

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    190
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    NAN

    90A Photographer Goldin

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    118
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    RIOT

    38D Hilarious sort

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    191
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    ELMO

    26A Sesame Street resident who refers to himself in the third person

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    174
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    NOTE

    39A Subtle flavor, to a wine taster

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    132
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    SNO

    94D ___-Caps (candy)

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    SURE

    105A "Oh, why not?!"

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    CHI

    111D Home of more than one M.L.B. team

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    AONE

    35D Primo

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    URGE

    109A Beseech

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    ALERT

    27A Attentive

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    SUR

    77A South, in much of South America

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    SNEER

    118A Mocking smile

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    EACH

    84D A pop

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    YENS

    19A Achings

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    AGILE

    65D Quick and nimble

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    ATV

    24D Off-road option, for short

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    CDC

    103D Agcy. that advises against eating raw cookie dough

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    AIOLI

    20A Basic Mediterranean sauce

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    RUIN

    83D Flatten, say

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    97
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    TGIF

    80D "Weekend, here I come!"

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    98
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    TOIL

    46D Labor

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    RELO

    28A Change of scenery, in real estate lingo

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    SOLE

    96A It's just under a foot

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    ETHOS

    117A Group character

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    90
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    PEG

    114D Cribbage marker

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    MEAT

    123A Lamb, for one

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    123
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    ZERO

    69A It lacks value

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    SEMIS

    14D Precursors to finals

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    BAIT

    116A Food that's easy to get hooked on?

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    LOIN

    22A Pork cut

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    RERAN

    99D Aired anew

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    TYRA

    1D Banks on TV

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    ANTES

    49D Before: Sp.

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    DOES

    40A Accomplishes

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    STALL

    77D Buy time

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    DOI

    61D Enthusiastic affirmative

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    FOO

    59D Rock's ___ Fighters

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    ISR

    101D Egypt neighbor: Abbr.

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    TETRA

    55D Tri- one more time?

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    DAME

    37D Title for food writer Mary Berry

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    COB

    41A Barbecue discard

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    DRAG

    37A Attire for some queens

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    GOA

    74A State south of Mumbai

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    SPOON

    52D Cuddle amorously, in a way

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    SPAMS

    10A Sends 10 texts in a row to, say

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    AERIE

    21A Eagles' home

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    HIE

    57A Hurry, quaintly

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    SNORT

    18D [That is SO funny!]

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    TOOK

    68A Stole

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    SNES

    120A Old video game console inits.

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    BBS

    92A Big shots they are not

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    HEAL

    73D Recover

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    BNAI

    82D ___ mitzvah (Jewish ceremony for multiple people)

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    JAPAN

    5A Country whose capital is an anagram of its former capital

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    XENON

    66D Noble gas used in some lasers

    3
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    TIMER

    17D Part of a stove

    3
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    SEDGE

    122A Swamp plant

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    BERETS

    93D Parts of some military uniforms

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    DINAR

    106A Kuwaiti currency

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    AXIOM

    65A "An empty set exists," e.g.

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    WART

    45D Imperfection, metaphorically

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    JAN

    5D National Blood Donor Mo.

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    SHINE

    121A Excel

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    AIG

    6D Big inits. in insurance

    2
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    LEIF

    97A Explorer Ericson

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    OZARKS

    62D Region encompassing most of the Arkansas/Missouri border

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    FLUBS

    98D Goofs

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    FINEART

    59A Works in a gallery

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    WOWIE

    33D "Holy moly!"

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    NIALL

    9D Singer Horan of the boy band One Direction

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    LAIC

    95A Secular

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    OPA

    47A ___-Locka, Fla.

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    ENTAIL

    32D Require

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    REGS

    36D Govt. agency rules

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    GUESS

    102D Say "…, say," say

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    CRESS

    70A Leafy salad green

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    SHRINE

    96D Holy place

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    ALLELE

    8D Genetic variant

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    UNICORN

    54D Magical creature associated with rainbows

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    CHEM

    72D STEM subject that rhymes with "stem"

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    DOPES

    100D Uses performance-enhancing drugs

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    INSIGHT

    75A Perception

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    GUINEA

    74D ___ pig

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    UNOPENED

    85D Having an intact tamper seal, say

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    MANUALS

    88A Cars with clutches

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    LONNIE

    81A Nickname that's an anagram of ONLINE

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    TOBIN debut

    60D Soccer star ___ Heath

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    REPRO

    63D Copy, in brief

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    ALEPPO

    15D Mideast city with an eponymous pepper

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    TKT

    68D B'way purchase

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    STACKS

    44D Library section

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    MISSUSA

    13D Beauty pageant since 1952

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    THEMAGI

    51D Group of gift-givers

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    ESTROGEN

    4D Component of some hormone therapy

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    OUTRUN

    53A Lap, maybe

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    LEGROOM

    104A What an economy seat is usually short on

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    ALSMITH

    89D Loser to Herbert Hoover in 1928

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    ITSNOBIGGIE

    67D "All good"

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    PICTUREINPICTURE

    110A Screen feature that facilitates multitasking … or what 61-Across depicts literally

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    PURLS

    48D Makes certain knitting stitches

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    SALEITEM

    86D One might move fast in stores

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    SIMPLER

    29A Less involved

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    DOCTORDOLITTLE

    61A Hit 1998 Eddie Murphy comedy based on books by Hugh Lofting

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    POURITON

    7D Work enthusiastically and energetically

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    SWINGAT

    44A Try to hit, as a piñata

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    BREAKOUTINSONG debut

    82A What characters in musicals often do … or what 31-Across depicts literally

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    COLLABORATE debut

    16D Share a byline, maybe

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    ENCELADUS debut

    3D Moon of Saturn found to have a potentially habitable ocean

    0
    1
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    FRIENDSINHIGHPLACES debut

    98A Useful people to know … or what 50-Across depicts literally

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    1
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    GETBACKINSHAPE debut

    71A Recommit to one's fitness … or what 23-Across depicts literally

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    1
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    LOVEWILLTEARUSAPART debut

    31A Seminal 1980 hit by Joy Division

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    1
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    MOUNTAINSTATES debut

    50A Colorado, Idaho and Wyoming, among others

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    1
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    POSESNUDE debut

    78D Barely sits still?

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    RECTANGULARPRISM debut

    23A Stick of butter, geometrically

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