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Sunday · 142 answers · 11 debuts

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

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    ERA

    68D That's history!

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    OREO

    18A McFlurry mix-in

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    ANI

    86A Hebrew version of the English pronoun "I"

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    TOE

    90A ___ drag (hockey maneuver)

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    SASS

    125A Freshness

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    UTE

    108D Pac-12 player

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    PTA

    43D Educ. supporter

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    ASSET

    67A Honesty, resilience or a sense of humor, perhaps

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    NEON

    81D Like some highlighter colors

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    ACER

    6D Maker of the Nitro 5 gaming laptop

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    ASP

    61D Vile Nile reptile

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    ALAMO

    54A Memorable mission

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    ALOHA

    46A Colorful kind of shirt

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    AIL

    53D Suffer

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    IKEA

    19A Furniture giant

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    ACH

    33D Hamburger's beef?

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    YEA

    101A Vote in favor

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    STAB

    75A Attempt

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    OKRA

    13D It helps make a stew a goo

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    RATE

    37D Acceleration, e.g.

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    TLC

    47A Offering from Dr. Mom, in brief

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    PDA

    51A Bussing on a bus, for short

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    IMS

    29A WhatsApp transmissions, briefly

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    NADA

    60A Zip

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    TBS

    59D "The Last O.G." network

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    ELON

    26D Name hidden in "before long"

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    SAL

    15D Garnish for una margarita

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    SCI

    20D Poli ___

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    ALUM

    16D Source of many a name on a campus building, informally

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    BIO

    34A Part of an M.C.'s intro, often

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    ASONE

    93A In concert

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    PSA

    127A Smokey spot, for short

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    MAA

    55D Farmyard cry

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    MAO

    66D Foreign leader whom Nixon met in 1972

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    HEH

    85D Devious snicker

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    BEN

    10D C-note

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    PEAR

    14D Poached fruit

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    MAAM

    4A Elided title

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    MASS

    39D Quantity multiplied by acceleration in Newton's second law

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    DIANA

    45A "The Crown" role

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    NAPE

    113D Common spot for a sunburn

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    BTU

    106A A/C meas.

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    IDED

    112D Carded at a bar, informally

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    NDA

    87A Confidentiality contract, for short

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    SLEET

    20A Bad flight forecast

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    NOTI

    25D Reply to the Little Red Hen

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    ARNIE

    105A Golfer Palmer, to fans

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    OWEN

    110D Wilson of film

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    COCA

    84D Plant whose name derives from Quechua

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    ILOSE

    41D Words of defeat

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    DONE

    124A Triumphant shout at a crossword tournament

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    PESOS

    32D Cancún cash

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    DALAI

    118A Word that means "ocean" in a religious title

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    AHME

    16A Sigh of lament

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    BELL

    34D Word with pepper or tower

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    MEGS

    63A Parts of a gig

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    STANK

    72D Was very ripe

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    DUA

    117D Grammy winner ___ Lipa

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    7
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    UTTER

    65D Out-and-out

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    IPSO

    80D ___ facto

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    ASTIN

    33A Sean of "Stranger Things"

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    WIG

    1A Become hysterical, with "out"

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    NOSIR

    30A Navy nay

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    IBEX

    123A Beast with recurved horns

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    IPODS

    44D Once-popular devices discontinued in 2022

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    TCBY

    8A Restaurant competitor of Pinkberry and Sweet Frog

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    WHETS

    1D Sharpens

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    FWD

    115D Chain email abbr.

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    TOUCH

    83A Fencer's score

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    MOAN

    79D [Ugh, this is horrible!]

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    NOB

    50A ___ Hill, neighborhood of San Francisco

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    HORDE

    119A Large crowd

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    HOHO

    109D Santa's favorite Hostess dessert?

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    IDEM

    116A Ditto, in legal footnotes

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    PANAM

    40D Pioneer in global aviation

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    INCAN

    35D Like some ancient pyramids

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    MORN

    7D "The year's at the spring / And day's at the ___": Robert Browning

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    GRID

    98D Power structure?

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    OBS

    92D Pros with deliveries, in brief

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    WHEE

    120A It's cried on a slide

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    ANTICS

    100D Capers

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    IFEAR

    27A "The bad news is …"

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    DEWY

    126A Like some morning lawns

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    DISCO

    17A Where dancers have a ball?

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    AGLOW

    105D Beaming, as with joy

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    BUTTE

    76D Montana city SW of Helena

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    ASFOR

    5D Regarding

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    CURB

    121A Check

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    GINSU

    70D Kind of knife of infomercial fame

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    IAMBS

    104D Shakespeare's "Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?" has five of them

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    MARTS

    102A Trading places

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    FOWL

    115A Bad-sounding creatures?

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    SPHERES

    74D Round figures

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    INDIC

    71D Like Urdu or Hindi

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    TEDX

    107D Locally focused lecture franchise

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    IMREADY

    96D "Let's do this!"

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    INFER

    21A Reason

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    IMET

    2D "How ___ Your Mother"

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    TORRE

    8D Yankees manager before Girardi

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    EPODE

    122A Classical poem

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    ALBUM

    64A Scrapbooker's project

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    GUSTO

    82D Relish

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    RUNG

    22A Hierarchy level

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    MOBS

    114D Gaggles

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    ROSIN

    91A Cellist's need

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    BOPS

    12A Catchy tunes, informally

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    HOLST

    109A "The Planets" composer

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    RECENT

    62A From not so long ago

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    MINIPIG debut

    79A Little squealer

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    ISL

    73A Manhattan is one: Abbr.

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    EGIS

    69A Shield of ancient Greece: Var.

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    BEREA

    106D Liberal arts college in Kentucky

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    CENTRAL

    23A Certain U.S. time zone

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    UNES

    38D Quelques-___ (some, in French)

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    ASISEEIT

    57A Lead-in to an opinion

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    OPENHOUSE

    88A Welcome event

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    PIRATESHIP

    78D The main antagonist?

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    DIGSIN

    17D Starts eating

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    CRUSADER

    9D Zealous activist

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    MARTEN

    49D Cousin of a weasel

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    EYCK

    95D Painter Jan van ___

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    NANNIE

    97D Civil rights icon ___ Helen Burroughs

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    DEALIO

    52D "What's the ___?" ("'Sup with that?")

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    GENOMIC

    103A Like some modern maps

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    GETINSHAPE

    3D Work out

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    LEAPSON

    31A Seizes eagerly, as an opportunity

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    MINCING

    4D Some garlic prep

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    CUTTINGCORNERS

    24A Economizing, as represented by the circled squares?

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    DEMONRUM

    36A Prohibition target

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    NOBIG

    42D "Don't sweat it," informally

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    PREPRINT

    77A Work that hasn't yet entered publication

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    PROMDATES

    48A Senior partners?

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    BICENTENNIALCENTER debut

    12D Former name of a Kansas arena that commemorated a 1976 U.S. anniversary

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    FOODDYE debut

    28D It makes a red velvet cake red

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    MAKINGENDSMEET debut

    111A Economizing, as represented by the shaded squares?

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    1
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    NONGRATA debut

    99A Unwelcome, so to speak

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    PINCHINGPENNIES debut

    40A Economizing, as represented twice in 12-Down?

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    1
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    SAYLESS debut

    56A "You've made your point," slangily

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    1
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    SSIINNGGLLEE debut

    58D Not in a relationship

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    STAMMERS debut

    89D Barely gets the words out

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    STRETCHINGABUCK debut

    94A Economizing, as represented in 58-Down?

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    YOGISM debut

    11D Tranquil discipline

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