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Sunday · 140 answers · 10 debuts

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

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    AGE

    118D Carbon dating determination

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    OREO

    82A Crumbly cake topping

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    408
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    ERE

    113A Before, poetically

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    AHA

    61D Comprehensive report?

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    ERAS

    58D Georgian and Edwardian, for two

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    295
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    IRS

    101D Form-al org.?

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    SAT

    120D Held session, as a council

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    284
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    EAT

    97A Gnaw (at)

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    399
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    NOR

    7D Winter Olympics powerhouse: Abbr.

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    UNO

    119D Game with "+2" and "+4" cards

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    241
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    ISH

    121D "More or less"

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    193
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    SASS

    22D Mouthing off

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    202
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    ARM

    12D Stick for a snowman, say

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    264
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    STEP

    104D "___ it up!"

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    229
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    LOT

    48A Auction unit

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    189
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    UBER

    110D Very, informally

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    119
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    PEA

    70D Cause of insomnia in a fairy tale

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    230
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    ACER

    54A Lenovo competitor

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    137
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    NOT

    85D Word with "at home" or "at all"

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    176
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    DRE

    6D Beats Electronics co-founder, familiarly

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    175
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    UCLA

    91A Sch. near the Getty Center

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    AIDE

    30A Right hand

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    OUI

    65D French agreement

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    EDNA

    67D "The Simpsons" teacher Krabappel

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    EDAM

    2D Product typically wrapped in paraffin wax

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    ATON

    49A Loads

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    IKEA

    31D Big-box store with a labyrinthine layout

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    IOS

    57D Android competitor

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    NOPE

    107A 2022 horror sci-fi film co-starring Daniel Kaluuya

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    AKIN

    93D Similar (to)

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    ODIN

    8D Wednesday eponym

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    HUE

    43A Shade

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    EGRET

    124A "Snowy" bird

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    111
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    OAK

    94A Cooper's raw material

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    NAN

    5D Grams in the U.K.?

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    118
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    MER

    26A Eau so big?

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    157
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    ESTA

    115D "Dónde ___ …?"

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    154
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    HSN

    43D Sister channel of QVC

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    30
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    TESS

    34A Joel's smuggling partner on HBO's "The Last of Us"

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    167
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    ROAR

    72D Surf sound

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    PEST

    47D Irritating sort

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    LAY

    29D Not of the cloth

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    TONE

    62D Shade

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    148
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    SIRE

    3D Father

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    125
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    ERMA

    73D Grammy-nominated sister of Aretha

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    IRAS

    84D 401(k) alternatives

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    129
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    SHOE

    66A Oxford, e.g.

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    125
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    SEX

    122D "Relations"

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    118
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    AJAR

    45D Cracked open

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    192
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    STERN

    98D Sailor's rear

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    ABIT

    112D Marginally

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    NYET

    76A Opposite of da

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    DEEP

    74D Yawning

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    RAMS

    59A Super Bowl LVI winners

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    SKIS

    87A Equipment used to make "pizza slices" or "French fries"

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    EYED

    69D Regarded suspiciously

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    ESTER

    38D Acid-alcohol compound

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    LIRA

    92D Bread an Italian grandmother might have made?

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    ENNUI

    106D Listless feeling

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    NASAL

    9A Kind of passage

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    ASSETS

    50A Heading on a balance sheet

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    MOMA

    46D N.Y.C. gallery

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    SLEEP

    68A "___ is like a cat: It only comes to you if you ignore it": Gillian Flynn

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    NACRE

    107D Pearl button coating

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    ACCRA

    111A World capital closest to "Null Island" (0°N, 0°E)

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    DIRT

    32D Blackmail ammunition

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    RETIE

    41D Fix, as a bow

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    NOTED

    24D "Gotcha"

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    REAM

    114D Set of sheets?

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    AMENS

    88A Church chorus

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    ASKEW

    81D Hastily hung, maybe

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    SOUL

    63A Spirit

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    YIP

    1D Sharp bark

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    POLOS

    105D Preppy tops

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    ITPRO

    20A Computer expert, for short

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    ENDOW

    33D Furnish with an income

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    LOEB

    13D Auto racing champion Sébastien

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    SIESTA

    78A Spell out in Spanish?

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    SCREW

    86D Mess (up)

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    ADFEE

    75D Something a P.S.A. lacks

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    TIANA

    80D Heroine of Disney's "The Princess and the Frog"

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    RAPDUO

    95A OutKast, e.g.

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    REEDS

    127A Hiding spot for a 124-Across

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    SNUG

    52D Comfy

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    NOHIT

    27A Stellar, as a pitching outing

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    WANT

    108A Item on a wish list

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    GIJOE

    53A Classic Hasbro toy that debuted in 1964

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    TRUTH

    77D "Preach!"

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    ELNINO

    116A Cause of warming tropical seas

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    DUEL

    40D Fencing face-off

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    IMACS

    17D Products with screens … or a homophone of a type of big screen

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    ATLARGE

    14D Yet to be apprehended

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    LALALA

    25A [I forgot the words ...]

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    ATRISK

    10D Liable to be lost

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    ACTIV

    14A When Juliet drinks the potion

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    ATTRACT

    4D Draw

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    POUNCE

    123A Seize an opportunity

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    ATUL

    50D ___ Gawande, best-selling author of "Being Mortal"

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    ENTENTE

    99D Diplomatic agreement

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    GAUL

    71A France before it was France

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    SPITS

    11D Emits sparks, as a campfire

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    SIDED

    126A Stood (with)

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    HOOCH

    37D Booze

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    THREAT

    60A One can be empty or veiled

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    INNIES

    100A Concave bodily features

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    TOTHEMAX

    128A Fully

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    AFROED

    90A Styled like Jimi Hendrix at Woodstock

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    MOTHERINLAW

    102A Statute regulatin' surrogacy?

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    ENCAMP

    44A Pitch tents, say

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    THAMES

    21A Reading can be found on it

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    ARTISTS

    35A Creative types

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    CFLAT

    36D B equivalent

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    VELDT

    18D South African grassland

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    IDITAROD

    19A Race held annually in early March

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    INASTATE

    125A All shook up

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    SPENDER

    104A Big ___

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    STRIKEONE

    98A First-time offense, so to speak

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    NICHES

    9D Specialty segments

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    YESANDNO

    1A "It's not that simple"

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    DANAS

    39D Entertainers Carvey and Delany

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    SILENTE

    51D What's found at the end of "Citizen Kane"?

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    SUNDANCE

    89D Annual indie festival

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    MOCKED

    102D Ribbed

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    BLANKCDS

    28A Pirate fodder, once

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    ENDINTEARS

    83A Reaction to the climax of a heartbreakin' movie?

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    OPCITS

    103D Some cross-references in a research paper, informally

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    FOSTERDAD

    42A Certain legal guardian

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    ONETOED

    96D Like all animals in the genus Equus, uniquely

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    TALKINCIRCLES

    16D Bubbles featurin' comic book dialogue?

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    TONKATSU

    109A Japanese fried pork cutlet

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    BACKINBUSINESS debut

    117A Financin' Broadway shows?

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    CHANTING debut

    15D Some protest activity

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    CHECKINDESK debut

    36A Where copy editors are workin'?

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    DRYGIN debut

    40A Beefeater, e.g.

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    1
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    EUROCRAT debut

    64A Brussels administrative official, informally

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    1
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    PARTNERINCRIME debut

    23A Bigamy, legally speakin'?

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    1
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    REDPANDA debut

    72A Animal that resembles a raccoon more than a bear, despite its name

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    1
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    RESPONDINKIND debut

    55D One tendin' to reply quickly?

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    1
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    SKOOL debut

    79D Vans Old ___ (classic sneaker)

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    1
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    WAITINLINE debut

    56A "Enjoyin' your meal?" or "I'll be servin' you today"?

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