← Fill Atlas

Sunday · 133 answers · 4 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

    81A Time in history

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    ANT

    11D Tiny pest

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    ERE

    66A Before, once

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    NEO

    41A "The One," in a sci-fi film series

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    SEA

    68D Multitude

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    OAR

    25A Implement used with a Venetian fórcola

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    SOS

    55A "Help!"

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    ESSO

    24D Canadian gas brand

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    AND

    42A English meaning of the Portuguese "e"

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    TOE

    46A Part of the Statue of Liberty that's about four feet long

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    ONES

    67A Gender-neutral possessive pronoun

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    ITEM

    36D Agenda bit

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    GEL

    59D Work well (with)

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    IOTA

    87A I, in the Greek alphabet

    25
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    ANO

    78A A year in Portugal

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    ABS

    29A Core group

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    ELF

    47D Folklore creature

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    PRE

    98A T.S.A.-offered program, familiarly

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    NAS

    99A Lil ___ X

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    RTE

    112D GPS suggestion: Abbr.

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    NEAR

    34D By

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    PAT

    100A Like a glib answer

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    ASTI

    92D Province in 91-Down

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    OWN

    61A Have

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    URL

    72A Clickable address

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    LOS

    26A Start of some California city names

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    NOSE

    64D What a face emoji often lacks

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    ARF

    5D Woof

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    FIT

    60A Dressing room assessment

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    NIA

    12D Actress Long of "Boyz N the Hood"

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    BIO

    4D Book jacket bit

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    ATEASE

    102A Relaxed

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    SFO

    55D Bay Area airport code

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    ATTN

    101A Subject line abbr.

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    EBAY

    104D Consumer-to-consumer marketplace

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    MAIL

    62A Something that can be "dead" that was never alive

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    LTE

    109D Letters by some bars

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    SALE

    23A What's the deal?

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    ASTER

    49D Fall bloom

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    EPS

    110D "Twist and Shout" and "Yesterday," for the Beatles

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    ALF

    82A Title TV character whose name is an acronym

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    SEETO

    31D Deal with

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    DRAW

    43D Outcome with no winner

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    ITALY

    91D Major wine-producing country

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    TANK

    77D Word with gas or think

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    PALEO

    57D Kind of diet that eschews processed foods

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    OHARA

    17D Catherine of "Schitt's Creek"

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    ARROW

    32D One of four on most keyboards

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    75
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    UMNO

    2D "Sorry … I don't think so"

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    OLDS

    9D Sharon who has a Pulitzer Prize for poetry

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    INDIA

    89A I, in the NATO alphabet

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    PEACE

    98D "Ciao!"

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    56
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    TACOS

    22D Food truck offerings

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    ANORAK

    14D Parka relative

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    CASTS

    70D Play lists?

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    REFI

    6D Get a better rate, for short

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    AHS

    113D Satisfied sounds

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    TREX

    103D Triceratops contemporary, informally

    5
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    GARR

    56A Actress Teri

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    SYRIA

    45D Aleppo's land

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    NOMAD

    75D Circumforaneous sort

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    BARRE

    54D Support for a dancer

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    TAKEI

    38A Actor/activist George

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    OCALA

    69A City between Gainesville and Orlando

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    ORNOT

    50D "… maybe that's a bad idea, though"

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    FLAG

    58A See 57-Across

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    TILES

    80D Dominoes, e.g.

    4
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    LEGOS

    52D Tiny building blocks

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    ONEIL

    40D Titus in the WWE Hall of Fame

    3
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    AJA

    88D Palindromic Steely Dan album title

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    GNC

    63A Competitor of The Vitamin Shoppe

    3
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    DEPART

    90D Deviate (from)

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    OCTO

    39A Prefix with -pod

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    APIA

    82D Samoan capital

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    SMITE

    85A Strike

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    MAPLE

    62D 12th-most-common street name, per the U.S. Census Bureau

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    OCHER

    40A Earthy pigment

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    ENSOR

    74D Belgian painter James

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    FOOL

    71A Tarot card figure classically depicted in ragged clothing

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    MUSS

    107D Dishevel

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    CLERIC

    65D Dungeons & Dragons figure

    2
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    SCRIBE

    7D Copy writer

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    SLADE

    19D Glam rock band with six #1 hits in England in the 1970s

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    WOOT

    20D "Yay!," in internet-speak

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    ITSATIE

    86D Cry before overtime

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    FACTIS

    84D "Actually …"

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    ALEUT

    53D Language from which Alaska gets its name

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    ABIE

    106D "Irish Rose" lover

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    LOESS

    8D Silty soil

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    ASIDES

    96D Theatrical lines that break the fourth wall

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    PRIDE

    57A With 58-Across, what's represented by this puzzle's colored "stripes"

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    DRAY

    1D Heavy cart pulled by a carriage

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    SCALD

    37D Burn

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    CHOU

    76D French pet name that means "cabbage"

    1
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    DOING

    48D "What are you ___?!"

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    ITISSO

    21A "Indeed"

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    ARMOIRE

    14A Bit of bedroom furniture

    1
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    SLOTHS

    79A Slow-moving creatures

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    ATHEIST

    115A Unfaithful sort?

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    CASSETTE

    76A Device with a pair of spools

    1
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    SETPIECE

    114A Film battle sequence, e.g.

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    CANOED

    94D Did some paddling

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    LEDTV

    83D Part of a modern entertainment system

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    NODULE

    3D Small bump

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    COLONIES debut

    15A Onetime set of 13

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    CESSNA

    44A Private plane producer

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    OJO

    27D ___ de Dios ("God's eye")

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    YESSES

    117A R.S.V.P. tally

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    SEALIN

    16D Tightly enclose

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    SETSTO

    13D Gets started on

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    SLOGANS

    7A Buy-lines?

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    IDCARDS

    97A D.M.V. issuances

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    SUCCOR

    28D Relief

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    GINKGO

    35D Ornamental tree with fan-shaped leaves

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    STEROIDS

    37A Olympics no-nos

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    FASTEN

    71D Make more secure, in a way

    0
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    ORANGEJUICE

    33A Screwdriver component … or a description of 37-Across?

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    BRAYED

    95D Behaved like an ass

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    5
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    GOSOUTH

    10D Take a bad turn

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    5
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    DUNBAR

    1A ___'s number, cognitive limit to how many relationships a person can maintain

    0
    4
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    ONANDOFF

    17A Intermittently

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    4
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    WHOYOU

    20A Taunting response to a challenger

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    4
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    DESEXED

    116A Spayed, say

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    3
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    GREENTAPE

    73A Bureaucracy surrounding environmental regulations … or a description of 76-Across?

    0
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    USATLAS

    30A Reference for exploring America

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    3
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    BRADBURY

    111A "The Martian Chronicles" author

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    DARKROOM

    48A Negative space?

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    IAMALI

    105A 2014 boxing documentary

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    2
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    VIOLETRAY

    108A Bygone medical device used in electrotherapy … or a description of 111-Across?

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    YELLOWLAB

    51A Marley in "Marley & Me," e.g. … or a description of 48-Across?

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    BLUEJACKETS debut

    95A N.H.L. team from Ohio … or a description of 93-Across?

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    PEACOATS debut

    93A Double-breasted outerwear

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    REDSTATES debut

    18A They're right on an election map … or a description of 17-Across?

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