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Friday · 68 answers · 7 debuts

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

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    ALE

    10D Viking's swig

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    570
  2. 2
    ARE

    23A "There you ___!"

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    533
  3. 3
    SEA

    29A What "Moana" means in Hawaiian

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    370
  4. 4
    RAE

    45A Issa of "Little"

    28
    278
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    TAR

    7D Salt

    26
    351
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    ORES

    50D Some extractions

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    244
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    ETTA

    5D First name in R&B

    23
    254
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    STEW

    58A Waterzooi or callaloo

    23
    180
  9. 9
    EARL

    18A Rapper ____ Sweatshirt

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    195
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    NAP

    44A Go out for a bit?

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    192
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    TET

    32D Lion dance holiday

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    179
  12. 12
    DIE

    22A Roll it

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    168
  13. 13
    ROW

    53D Big fight

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    95
  14. 14
    AHAB

    10A Fictional figure who often visits the "night-cloaked deck"

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    156
  15. 15
    NOIR

    52A "The Third Man," for one

    14
    110
  16. 16
    RENO

    9D Contractor's project, informally

    13
    230
  17. 17
    ROAR

    20A Jet engines do it

    13
    169
  18. 18
    UMP

    24A Judge at home

    13
    96
  19. 19
    PAD

    55D Place for a frog or a mouse?

    12
    103
  20. 20
    LEGO

    16A Company with a Brickipedia online reference

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    101
  21. 21
    ACS

    46A Seasonal units, for short

    11
    63
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    STAG

    15D Animal form of Harry Potter's Patronus

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    168
  23. 23
    LAD

    38A Whom the Irish may call a gossoon

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    140
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    ACK

    39A Cry of dismay

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    43
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    TSE

    28A First letter of "tsar" in Russian

    6
    228
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    PALM

    48D Go-to spot for multiple dates?

    6
    55
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    BEBE

    51D Singer/songwriter ____ Rexha

    5
    41
  28. 28
    TILES

    27D Pieces in the game Rummikub

    4
    38
  29. 29
    SUVS

    43D Broncos, but not Impalas, in brief

    4
    14
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    NEMEA

    44D Heracles killed its eponymous lion

    3
    40
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    DUPE

    47A Sucker for a fictional story line

    3
    36
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    ROBUST

    49A Full of flavor

    3
    16
  33. 33
    TAZO

    56A Tea brand with Passion and Joy flavors

    3
    14
  34. 34
    HURT

    4D Miffed

    2
    45
  35. 35
    LIEIN

    30A Form of nonviolent protest

    2
    13
  36. 36
    PENAL

    37A Kind of code

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    54
  37. 37
    EBOLA

    33D Its index case occurred in Meliandou, Guinea

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    49
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    KETTLE

    41D Whistler on the range

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    18
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    MAULS

    25D Savages

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    13
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    LATKES

    42A Some Hanukkah servings

    1
    12
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    SOISEE

    3D "Evidently"

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    12
  42. 42
    ABHORS

    2D Can't tolerate

    1
    11
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    MUZAK

    31D Something you might hear while you're on hold

    1
    9
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    PEACOAT

    36D Outerwear for an old 7-Down

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    8
  45. 45
    PLANTS

    37D Flora

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    6
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    ARUBAN

    39D Native of the Dutch Caribbean

    1
    3
  47. 47
    BOLEYN

    13D Pivotal figure in the English Reformation

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    10
  48. 48
    POSTAL

    19A Kind of code

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    9
  49. 49
    GETSBY

    26A Does well enough

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    6
  50. 50
    VAMPIREBAT

    54A Real-life sucker

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    6
  51. 51
    CASALS

    40D Cellist Pablo

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    5
  52. 52
    MADESENSE

    59A Tracked, so to speak

    0
    5
  53. 53
    AFFLUENZA

    6D Ennui + wealth = ___

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    3
  54. 54
    PINTSIZE

    35D As small as two cups?

    0
    3
  55. 55
    SLEAZEBALL

    57A Lowlife

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    3
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    AGRIBIZ

    12D The farming industry, informally

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    2
  57. 57
    ECORP

    8D Evil conglomerate on "Mr. Robot"

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    2
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    GASPAT

    1D React to in surprise

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    2
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    HEADSETS

    11D Equipment for gamers

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    2
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    MINUTEWALTZ

    31A Chopin piece inspired by a dog chasing its tail

    0
    2
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    RELAXED

    21D Nice and easy

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    2
  62. 62
    ABOUTFACES debut

    14A Drill switches?

    0
    1
  63. 63
    GASHEATER debut

    1A Room warmer of sorts

    0
    1
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    PIZZASTONES debut

    36A What some pies may be baked on

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    1
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    PUZZLEBOXES debut

    35A Confounding contraptions

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    1
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    SHIRTFRONT debut

    17A Place subject to food stains

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    1
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    SIZZLED debut

    29D Was very exciting, informally

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    1
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    WONAPRIZE debut

    34D Was successful at the carnival booth, say

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    1