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Sunday · 143 answers · 13 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

    111A Big time?

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    EST

    118D Suffix with darned

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    OLE

    63A Refrain from sports?

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    IRE

    5D Wrath

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    ANT

    45A Six-foot runner?

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    PSST

    15A Tap alternative

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    ELSE

    35D "Who ___?"

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    EPEE

    125A Foil alternative

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    DNA

    117D Focus of the Human Genome Project

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    EPA

    69A Grp. regulating pesticides

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    TOE

    31A What a pump might squeeze

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    EDU

    13D Northwestern follower

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    MET

    97A Annual gala host, with "the"

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    ORES

    68D Miner discoveries

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    244
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    ETRE

    109D Infinitive of the French "suis" and "sommes"

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    ENT

    53D Head doc?

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    INCA

    5A ___ Kola (Peruvian beverage partly owned by Coca-Cola)

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    OHIO

    23A Home to the Cedar Point amusement park, a mecca for roller-coaster enthusiasts

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    TED

    120D Titular character portrayed by Jason Sudeikis

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    MIA

    80A Nowhere to be found, for short

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    ASIS

    38A Yard sale condition

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    DOE

    44D Mother rabbit

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    ODIN

    89D Mr. Wednesday's true identity in Neil Gaiman's "American Gods"

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    KALE

    113D Relative of wild cabbage

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    SEND

    127A Hit the paper plane icon, say

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    BLT

    64A Simple sandwich

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    AGAIN

    19A From the top

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    EATEN

    72D Packed away

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    ABIDE

    103D Stick (by)

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    TBAR

    61D Letter-shaped beam

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    MASS

    128A Assemble in one large body

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    TOTS

    18D Preschoolers

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    RIDE

    121A Tilt-a-Whirl, e.g.

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    114
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    STL

    87D The Cards, on scoreboards

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    ROAM

    115D Wander

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    RODEO

    83D Event with barrel racing

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    MIC

    80D It may be dropped for emphasis

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    ASAMI

    65A "Likewise"

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    SOLE

    78A Only

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    ROLL

    21A Yoga mat, at times

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    LAME

    54A Metallic fabric

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    GIS

    9D Platoon members, for short

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    REPS

    14D CrossFit bits

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    89
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    BEET

    66A Vegetable with striped and golden varieties

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    83
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    LOOSE

    67A Like a jiggly tooth

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    KNEW

    106A Had down

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    NUTS

    20D "Darn!"

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    ALTOS

    8D Gladys Knight and Norah Jones, for two

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    TOTED

    88A Carried

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    PLIE

    123A Barre bend

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    PAC

    58D Donor group, for short

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    SLOB

    110D Slovenly sort

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    KISS

    4D One meaning of "X"

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    YOKE

    112A Farm connector

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    SALTS

    124A Stashes (away)

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    MASK

    1A Conceal

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    RSS

    76A Website feed inits.

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    SMEE

    34A Captain Hook's #2

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    NITE

    12D Evening, in advertising

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    DID

    75D Pulled off

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    CLIO

    7D Award won by Don Draper on "Mad Men"

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    PAIN

    100A Bother

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    CORGI

    79A Dog breed associated with the British royal family

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    USD

    108A Amer. currency

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    IAMB

    102A It's one foot long

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    ORGY

    89A Bodily function?

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    DET

    81A The Lions, on scoreboards

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    HUES

    39A Navy and others

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    LURID

    43A Tantalizingly detailed

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    SINES

    17D Certain trig ratios

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    CLAW

    41A Scratching post scratcher

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    COY

    33A Affectedly shy

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    LAPIS

    47D Prized metamorphic rock

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    EHUD

    111D Former Israeli P.M. Barak

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    SAGET

    36A "How I Met Your Mother" narrator Bob

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    TOPPS

    105D Big name in baseball cards

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    ECIGS

    74D Vapes

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    SINGES

    32A Burns a little

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    THEDOT

    71D Timely thing to arrive on

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    GRINER debut

    9A Brittney who blocked more shots individually in 2012 than any entire N.C.A.A. women's team

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    DUDEBRO debut

    81D Fratty type, colloquially

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    GUESS

    37D "___ who?"

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    FLESH

    55A Develop further, with "out"

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    IMHIP

    102D Reply to "You dig?"

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    WOOF

    29A "That was ... really bad"

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    HARDC

    77A Committee head?

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    LLOSA

    50D Author Mario Vargas ___

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    TSARINA

    59D Title for multiple Marias and Annas in history

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    ADDSTO

    28A Supplements

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    ALLEYCAT

    48D Urban scavenger

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    EMBERS

    109A Remains in a hearth

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    USATODAY

    73D Newspaper debut of 9/15/82

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    ARUGULA

    94D Salad green also known as "rocket"

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    SHOGI

    16D Board game popular in Japan

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    TAKENIN

    93D Given shelter

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    MALACHI

    1D Book that follows Zechariah

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    SOLANGE

    52D Singer Knowles

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    LUGED

    98A Went down an Olympic track

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    AGEDOUT

    2D Got too old

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    ERNE

    101A Sea eagle

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    BLOAT

    104A Swell

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    IDIOTIC

    11D Half-baked

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    ADDLES

    45D Throws, in a way

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    FALSETTO

    30D High register

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    NOSWEAT

    6D "Easy!"

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    SALAMIS

    40D Deli assortment

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    ONUSES

    122A The burdens we carry

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    MARGIN

    114A Area for note-taking

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    TILTSAT

    61A Jousts with

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    IODIDE

    22A I-

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    ROUTER

    10D Networking aid

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    WCFIELDS

    42D Comedian who said "I once spent a year in Philadelphia. I think it was on a Sunday"

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    FIANCEE

    27D Intended

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    FRENEMY

    84D Close rival, in a sense

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    USBPORT

    51D Drive home?

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    SAIDYES

    3D Gave permission

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    SUBROSA

    91D Secretly, from the Latin

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    INCLUDES

    85A Comprises

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    RANSACK

    60D Pillage

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    ROMCOMS

    25D Woo-woo films?

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    WAHS

    107D Cartoonish baby cries

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    BADART

    126A Kitsch

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    GLASER

    99D Comedian/TV host Nikki

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    HALFOPEN

    56D More than cracked

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    INSISTS

    95D Brooks no debate

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    3
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    PORNSTAR

    15D One who's barely acting?

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    REDNESS

    96D Ripe strawberry feature

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    SARAPES

    82A Mexican garments, as they're spelled in Mexico

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    ECOTYPE

    69D Subspecies adapted to a specific environment

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    ELDERSON

    57A Prince William, to Charles and Diana

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    FITTED

    84A Like some hats and sheets

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    2
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    LEMMESEE

    86D "Show it here!"

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    CAKEDONTS debut

    90A Things to avoid when baking desserts?

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    1
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    CANISTEALYOUFORASECOND debut

    70A Request for one-on-one time in the "Bachelor" TV franchise … or a phonetic hint to four pairs of answers in this puzzle

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    COLDCAUSE debut

    49A Germs from day care, e.g.?

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    1
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    DONUTDESPAIR debut

    92A Sadness at the last Boston cream being taken, e.g.?

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    1
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    ITSALOSTCASE debut

    46A "My luggage has gone missing!"?

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    1
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    LEISURESIT debut

    24A Enjoy a La-Z-Boy recliner?

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    1
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    PANTYHOUSE debut

    119A Shopping destination for your underwear needs?

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    1
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    PTRAPS debut

    58A They're found beneath sink holes

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    SUITUPFRONT debut

    26A Head exec?

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    1
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    THISOLDHOSE debut

    116A My garden waterer that's seen better days?

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    1
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    TOOLEDUP debut

    62D Equipped, as a factory for production

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