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Saturday · 66 answers · 9 debuts

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

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    EEL

    48D Jangeo, in Korean cuisine

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    YES

    24A Happy exclamation

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    365
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    UNO

    12D 2018 inductee into the Toy Hall of Fame

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    OIL

    47D ___ stick (frequent Jean-Michel Basquiat medium)

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    OLES

    5D Cries after un gran gol de fútbol

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    130
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    EGGS

    21A Grocery list listing

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    116
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    REA

    43A Mens ___

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    201
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    NYT

    20A "The 1619 Project" publisher, for short

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    49
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    PLOT

    44D Scheme

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    78
  10. 10
    PRESS

    36A Silk ___ (hairstyling method)

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    64
  11. 11
    PHASE

    44A Gradually eliminate, with "out"

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    49
  12. 12
    SEVEN

    27A Neutral pH

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    64
  13. 13
    SAMOA

    26A Nation that moved east of the International Date Line in 1892 and west of it in 2011

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    95
  14. 14
    LAPS

    11D Toddlers' 26-Down, sometimes

    5
    53
  15. 15
    CANT

    45D "___ hurt"

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    49
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    MPG

    37A Abbr. in a Car and Driver review

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    44
  17. 17
    SEATS

    26D See 11-Down

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    27
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    GAIA

    42A Mother of Cronus and Rhea

    5
    22
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    PIERRE

    38D Karine Jean-___, White House media person beginning in 2022

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    31
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    BETAS

    25D Nondominant personalities

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    28
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    ALACARTE

    31D Individually, in a way

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    27
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    HIDES

    4D Prepares for a surprise party

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    16
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    ENROLL

    9D Register

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    26
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    CANES

    18A Certain movement supporters

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    21
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    STEMS

    27D Things placed in vases

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    59
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    MAPLE

    22A What a helicopter might fly out of?

    2
    42
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    KARL

    23A Mathematician Weierstrass dubbed the "father of modern analysis"

    2
    41
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    SMOKE

    10D Participate in a joint session?

    2
    35
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    MLS

    6D Org. for the New England Revolution

    2
    24
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    CHINO

    41D Fabric whose name may derive from its country of origin

    2
    20
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    THATSME

    32A Remark while browsing an old photo album … or "Guilty as charged!"

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    4
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    MAVEN

    22D Buff

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    32
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    LOAMS

    35A Fertile mixtures

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    15
  34. 34
    CRUSADE

    34D Intense movement

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    12
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    RIPOPEN

    8D Tear apart

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    11
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    THENERVE

    32D "So rude!"

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    11
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    CUKES

    45A Some salad veggies

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    6
  38. 38
    CLUNK

    41A Bad sound from an engine

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    5
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    ORLEAN

    33A Author Susan whom Meryl Streep portrayed in "Adaptation"

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    5
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    CAROLINAREAPERS debut

    46A Extremely hot peppers named for their scythelike tails

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    2
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    WEREOK debut

    28A "Don't worry about us!"

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    2
  42. 42
    BASEL

    25A Home of Switzerland's oldest university

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    16
  43. 43
    CHITS

    34A Debt notes

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  44. 44
    PLANAR

    36D Two-dimensional

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  45. 45
    OHMAGE

    2D Amount of resistance

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    8
  46. 46
    BOOKS

    19A Takes off, with "it"

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    7
  47. 47
    STACEY

    1D Voting rights activist Abrams

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    7
  48. 48
    GASSES

    39D Inflates the ego of, with "up"

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    6
  49. 49
    GUPTA

    42D TV medical reporter Sanjay

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    5
  50. 50
    THRILLAINMANILA

    16A Much-viewed showdown of 1975

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    5
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    WHISK

    28D Beat in a bake-off?

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    5
  52. 52
    MAKEUP

    37D Highlighters and such

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    4
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    SOLARCAR

    29D One traveling by daylight?

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    4
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    AMODESTPROPOSAL

    17A Classic Jonathan Swift satire

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    3
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    KARTS

    23D Vehicles in a Nintendo racing game

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    3
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    ACTIONADVENTURE

    49A Hybrid video game genre

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    2
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    PRONGS

    3D They go into outlets

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    2
  58. 58
    REELTOREELTAPES

    50A Cassette forerunners

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    2
  59. 59
    SALTLAKE

    15D It allows a swimmer to float more easily

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    2
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    APCS debut

    40A College-level course for H.S. coders

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    1
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    MISNAMES debut

    13D Calls incorrectly

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    1
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    OATBASED debut

    7D Like some nondairy milks

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    1
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    PLAYROOM debut

    14D Recreation area

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    1
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    PROPEACE debut

    30D Like much 1960s activism

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    1
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    SOPHOMORESLUMPS debut

    1A Terrible twos?

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    1
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    SPATTED debut

    29A Quarreled

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    1