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Friday · 66 answers · 8 debuts

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

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    ATE

    8D Had

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    OLE

    11D Estadio Azteca cheer

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    ERR

    6D "The cautious seldom ___": Confucius

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    EWE

    31D What could represent you in a rebus puzzle?

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    RAN

    9D Kurosawa film based on "King Lear"

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    ARLO

    8A British singer/songwriter ___ Parks

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    EVER

    16D Without end

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    EMIR

    14D Title for a prince

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    SPEC

    61A Bit of design info

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    DATA

    15D What's limited in some plans

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    TLC

    56D R&B trio whose name is an initialism

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    IBET

    25D "Uh-huh, yeah"

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    WOE

    55D Affliction

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    SRA

    59D Spanish title: Abbr.

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    TESS

    27D Thomas Hardy title character

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    RAD

    7D Gnarly

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    ISIT

    37D "That so?"

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    RISE

    18A Knoll

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    ISIS

    40A Mother of Horus

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    SESH

    38D Casual get-together

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    SIRE

    26D Courtly address

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    NORA

    48D ___ Barnacle, on whom Molly Bloom of "Ulysses" was based

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    ALTAR

    33D Place for a relic

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    MAIN

    35D Water carrier

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    OSSO

    36D ___ buco

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    OOP

    54D Alley-___

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    NESTS

    34D They're stitched by tailorbirds

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    TACT

    24D Delicacy

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    LIU

    10D Lucy of "Elementary"

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    RPM

    57D Tach reading

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    DENSE

    32D Like the element osmium

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    TAKE

    13D It follows the clap of a clapperboard

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    OMITS

    22D Drops

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    KITE

    19A It might be blowing in the wind

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    LBS

    53D Nt. wt. units

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    POPO

    50D Fuzz

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    ZOE

    5D Actress Saldana

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    WARD

    52A District

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    ELDERS

    45D Grayheads

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    LASSOS

    3D Needs for trick roping

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    ONAUTO

    43D Proceeding without thinking

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    SILTS

    21D Buildups in deltas

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    LOMO debut

    51A ___ saltado (stir-fried dish with sliced beef)

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    ABIE

    29A Name that sounds like two consecutive letters of the alphabet

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    SEARCH

    1D Google, say

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    MARROW

    44D It's in your bones

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    MOISTTOWELETTES

    35A Things for sticky fingers

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    EEE

    58D Wide shoe letters

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    ILIE

    47D "Would ___?"

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    GMEN

    49D Some gangbusters

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    VENOM

    23D Bit of a sting, perhaps

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    ELMIRA

    2D City whose welcome sign features Mark Twain

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    TBTEST

    4D It involves a forearm injection, for short

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    SATHOME

    41A Went nowhere, say

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    SELTZER

    1A Soda sans syrup

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    ELABORATEDETAIL

    12A Potentially too much information

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    HASTIME

    28A Is free

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    HOWSAD

    42D "I'm sorry to hear that"

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    MEADOWS

    62A Things that make hay?

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    NOTHINGPERSONAL debut

    46A Dubious addendum to a snide remark

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    AMSTERDAMAVENUE debut

    17A Manhattan thoroughfare named for New York's Dutch roots

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    ASSESSMENTS debut

    39A Measures of performance

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    BOOLEANOPERATOR debut

    60A AND, OR or NOT, in logic

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    CROSSOVERARTIST debut

    20A Pop star with country roots, say

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    LINEDANCERS debut

    30A Ones doing the bunny hop or Electric Slide

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    LOWTIREPRESSURE debut

    53A Flat indication, perhaps

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