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Sunday · 138 answers · 18 debuts

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

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    SPA

    48A Therein lies the rubbed

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    475
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    ODE

    43D Work of appreciation

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    523
  3. 3
    OLE

    83D Jubilant cheer

    54
    525
  4. 4
    AGE

    77D Travel through time?

    47
    417
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    ANTE

    28D Pay (up)

    45
    461
  6. 6
    ERE

    3D Previously, poetically

    43
    602
  7. 7
    SNL

    115D Show with a "What's Up With That?" segment, for short

    40
    263
  8. 8
    ANI

    65D Grammy-winning DiFranco

    36
    238
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    LED

    41D Many a watch display, for short

    34
    222
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    ANTS

    94A Six-foot runners?

    33
    247
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    OPS

    58D Missions, in brief

    31
    179
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    ATARI

    24A Creator of the games Xybots and Klax

    28
    224
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    UTE

    111D Great Basin people

    27
    263
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    EARS

    35A Prominent features of Sphynx cats

    27
    163
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    ODD

    68A Somewhat off

    24
    209
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    REP

    18D Ambassador, in brief

    23
    192
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    STP

    53D Filling station brand

    23
    172
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    NAS

    106D Rapper behind the "King's Disease" trilogy

    21
    122
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    SNAP

    63A Total breeze

    20
    204
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    ALOHA

    10D Greeting that means, literally, "love"

    19
    194
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    AIL

    76D Feel bad

    19
    191
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    NAP

    70A Time out in pre-K?

    17
    192
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    ALP

    62A High point of a trip to Europe?

    16
    187
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    CANOE

    75A One way to cross a lake

    16
    113
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    OCD

    108A Anxiety condition, for short

    16
    45
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    OMANI

    105A Neighbor of an Emirati

    15
    122
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    CGI

    113D Sci-fi film staple, for short

    15
    55
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    DEAL

    31D "Works for me!"

    14
    104
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    UMP

    61D One who makes calls

    13
    96
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    ASL

    36D Syst. of unspoken words

    13
    90
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    TOSS

    34A Junk

    12
    139
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    RASH

    9A Overly impulsive

    12
    122
  33. 33
    HOLE

    88A Word with pie, pot or port

    12
    89
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    INCAS

    33D Historic builders of rope bridges

    11
    58
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    TOTE

    8D Lug around

    10
    103
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    AYN

    62D Writer Rand

    10
    98
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    AMOK

    66D Out of control

    9
    128
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    TRON

    72D Classic Disney film that opens at Flynn's arcade

    9
    113
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    ERNST

    44A ___ Stavro Blofeld, enemy of 007

    9
    101
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    AMEND

    71A Change for the better

    9
    94
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    HAH

    2D "Nice joke!"

    9
    86
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    TEED

    120A Miffed, with "off"

    9
    85
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    EMI

    7D Classic record label

    8
    117
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    ACRID

    103D Like the smell of burnt rubber

    8
    61
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    FIB

    64A Do some making up

    8
    57
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    TOES

    79D Things pandas have 20 of

    7
    84
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    IDIG

    107D "Copy," to a cat

    7
    52
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    KIR

    114D White wine aperitif

    7
    38
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    WOW

    59A "Remarkable!"

    6
    63
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    LOTTO

    102D Ball game?

    6
    56
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    TBSP

    34D Recipe qty.

    6
    55
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    LEES

    87D Alternative to Levi's

    5
    97
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    GEENA

    80A Actress Davis

    5
    54
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    LEWIS

    91A Partner of Clark in American history

    5
    46
  55. 55
    GWEN

    93A Stefani who sang the 1996 hit "Don't Speak"

    5
    38
  56. 56
    LOCI

    42A Places

    4
    64
  57. 57
    SETON

    13D ___ Hall, home of the N.C.A.A.'s Pirates

    4
    53
  58. 58
    SHOW

    40D Make an appearance

    4
    50
  59. 59
    IDLED

    51D Didn't go anywhere

    4
    49
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    SATIE

    117A "Socrate" composer

    4
    43
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    GRAM

    93D Nickname for mom's mom

    4
    40
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    METES

    56A Passes (out)

    4
    34
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    CDT

    1D Summer hrs. in Dallas

    4
    28
  64. 64
    SVU

    11D Crime show spinoff, to fans

    4
    23
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    AWMAN

    97D "Well, shucks!"

    4
    20
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    IRANI

    14D Many a Zoroastrian

    3
    99
  67. 67
    WEED

    50D Ganja

    3
    55
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    TREAD

    47D Its loss can cause baldness

    3
    51
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    SHRED

    5D Turn into confetti

    3
    47
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    NAFTA

    38A Treaty that was dissolved in 2020

    3
    46
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    ARTIST

    77A One in the oil business?

    3
    35
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    CHOSE

    75D Tapped

    3
    31
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    SILK

    13A Something in a cocoon

    3
    29
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    DROLL

    86A Wryly comical

    3
    25
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    WAITS

    92D Serves, with "on"

    3
    17
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    MANU

    69A English football powerhouse, to fans

    3
    7
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    MEG

    25A Bit of memory, for short

    2
    67
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    EPOCH

    26A It's quite the stretch

    2
    49
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    EMBED

    100D Journalist in a field

    2
    33
  80. 80
    ELVIS

    19A Acclaimed rock-and-roll biopic of 2022

    2
    30
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    GNASH

    95D Grind

    2
    29
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    THATS

    60D "___ OK!"

    2
    22
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    TUBES

    60A Bucatini, ziti and rigatoni, e.g.

    2
    18
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    ADMIN

    109A I.T. bigwig

    2
    17
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    HONG

    119A Part of H.K.

    2
    15
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    HOMIE

    99D Compadre

    2
    12
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    FAKED

    64D Like the death of 19-Across, some claim

    2
    11
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    ETO

    112D D.D.E.'s W.W. II battleground

    1
    140
  89. 89
    MIG

    69D Aerial threat during the Cold War

    1
    37
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    GOAPE

    29D Freak

    1
    31
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    LEDTO

    96D Brought about

    1
    29
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    SHEAF

    20D Pile of papers

    1
    28
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    GINS

    84D Options for "bee's knees" cocktails

    1
    22
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    SURGE

    6D Big change in price or power

    1
    22
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    LYRIC

    15D Line at a karaoke bar

    1
    17
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    MOORS

    52A Parks at a pier

    1
    15
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    TUM

    72A Belly, cutesily

    1
    13
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    LETSDANCE

    42D 1983 #1 hit for David Bowie

    1
    10
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    IKNEWIT

    73A "You didn't fool me!"

    1
    8
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    RETCH

    9D [Yuck!]

    1
    7
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    SLANGY

    101A Like "threads," for clothing

    1
    5
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    DMING

    98D Contacting on Twitter, for short

    1
    3
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    NOBUENO

    55D "Not good, amigo"

    1
    3
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    ALIENLIFE debut

    89A Subject of SETI space scans

    1
    2
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    SOTS

    23D Big drinkers

    0
    66
  106. 106
    SOFTY

    78D Easily persuaded sort

    0
    13
  107. 107
    BERYL

    21A Emerald or aquamarine

    0
    11
  108. 108
    XOO

    85A Losing line in tic-tac-toe

    0
    10
  109. 109
    CHESSSET

    1A King, queen, etc.

    0
    7
  110. 110
    BADKARMA

    21D Cosmic comeuppance

    0
    6
  111. 111
    RHOMBI

    37D Diamond shapes

    0
    6
  112. 112
    GOADED

    29A Spurred into action

    0
    5
  113. 113
    KLINK

    16D "Hogan's Heroes" colonel

    0
    5
  114. 114
    PERNOD

    54A Anise-flavored liqueur

    0
    5
  115. 115
    STANG

    116A Rival of a 'Vette

    0
    5
  116. 116
    CHITCHAT

    82D Chew the fat

    0
    4
  117. 117
    DARKHUMOR

    17A It may produce both a cringe and a laugh

    0
    4
  118. 118
    SKIMASK

    4D Bit of apparel that covers the face

    0
    4
  119. 119
    HIGHTAIL

    12D Skedaddle, with "it"

    0
    3
  120. 120
    LANDING

    90D End of a flight, in two senses

    0
    2
  121. 121
    SOUNDMIXING

    46D Category for which every 30-Down in this puzzle was recognized, aptly

    0
    2
  122. 122
    AHMIDDAYYES debut

    65A Cry after remembering to meet at noon [1984]

    0
    1
  123. 123
    BACKSLASH debut

    39A Neighbor of a return key

    0
    1
  124. 124
    DOADUET debut

    57A Not play by oneself, perhaps

    0
    1
  125. 125
    GLADHEATEHER debut

    95A How one cannibal felt after devouring the other [2000]

    0
    1
  126. 126
    GOODGIRL debut

    121A Compliment to Daisy during a game of fetch

    0
    1
  127. 127
    HEADONIN debut

    27A Not stay outside, informally

    0
    1
  128. 128
    HELLOWEDALI debut

    49A Why the Devil was forced to pay "The Greatest" [1969]

    0
    1
  129. 129
    NEWMUSIC debut

    104A Latest releases, of sorts

    0
    1
  130. 130
    NODSOUT debut

    45D Dozes after a dose, say

    0
    1
  131. 131
    OSCARWINNER debut

    30D What you get upon reading aloud the answers to the seven italicized clues

    0
    1
  132. 132
    SCHICKHOGGO debut

    81A "You there, hoarding the Quattro razor! Scram!" [2002]

    0
    1
  133. 133
    SITTINGIN debut

    118A Auditing a class, maybe

    0
    1
  134. 134
    THAITANKNICK debut

    32A Bronzed New York basketball player from Bangkok [1997]

    0
    1
  135. 135
    THEIRRITESTOUGH debut

    22A "That cult's initiation ceremony is brutal!" [1983]

    0
    1
  136. 136
    THUMBMADETRICKS debut

    110A Some optical illusions created with one's fingers [1999]

    0
    1
  137. 137
    WALLHUNG debut

    74D On display, as a painting

    0
    1
  138. 138
    YEEHAW debut

    67D Cowboy's cry of excitement

    0
    1