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Friday · 68 answers · 6 debuts

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

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    ANY

    40A "___ news?"

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    ADD

    23A Throw in

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    224
  3. 3
    SIS

    38A Family nickname

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    210
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    ODD

    55D Not like everything else

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    209
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    CCS

    33D Includes, in a way

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    98
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    ABE

    5D Saperstein who founded the Harlem Globetrotters

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    ATSEA

    1D Making a crossing, say

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    AMA

    29A Professional org. that launched the "War on Smoking"

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    SAO

    8D ___ Miguel Island, one of the Azores

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    ANG

    30A Lee of film

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    ULTRA

    45D Extremist

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    ODORS

    18A Secret targets

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    NIA

    39A Long to be in Hollywood?

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    OLIVE

    56A Tapenade ingredient

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    ANODE

    15A Current connection point

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    SKIT

    22A Sketch

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    LUNA

    34D Horace's "two-horned queen of the stars"

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    ERATO

    7D Mythological name that means "awakener of desire"

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    FEE

    27A Tuition, e.g.

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    FRI

    28A H.S. football night, usually

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    REX

    52D Dinosaur in "Toy Story"

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    SLIT

    14D Open with a penknife, say

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    PILE

    50A Mount (up)

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    ANDS

    9D Some Boolean operators

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    BIN

    54D Spot for discards

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    CAW

    6D Harsh cry

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    66
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    EELY

    19A Hard to handle, in a way

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    58
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    SUP

    44A "What's happening?"

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    55
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    SCOLD

    3D Tear into

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    30
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    POMP

    50D Ceremony

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    33
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    MEGS

    42D Memory units, for short

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    FONT

    28D Typesetting consideration

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    SIVA

    48D One of the Hindu trinity

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    PESKY

    46D Persistently annoying

    3
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    RELAX

    58A Let up

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    SISAL

    44D Stiff fiber

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    DATED

    2D Out ... or went out with

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    PONY

    4D Small drinking glass, as for liquor

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    KIEV

    49A Chicken ___

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    EVOKE

    43D Call up

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    TIAS

    20A Some foreign relations

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    NESTEGG

    12D Reserve, of a sort

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    HEL

    37A Norse goddess of death with an apt-sounding name

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    SCHMEAR

    41A Bagel shop request

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    PROCESS

    24D Way

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    TIMS

    47A Curry and others

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    STONEWALL

    16A ___ National Monument, landmark in New York City's West Village

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    SEMOLINA

    21D Pasta or pudding ingredient

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    EGOBOOSTS

    53A They go straight to your head

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    LAZARUS

    17D Name symbolizing restoration

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    SALTAIR

    26D Coastal corrosion cause

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    4
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    TACOBARS debut

    13A Shell stations?

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    2
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    WHITERUSSIANS debut

    36A Popular vodka cocktails

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    FLAIR

    51A Knack

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    ADSPACE

    1A You can buy it by the inch

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    ADRIENNE

    11D Award-winning poet ___ Rich

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    LIMERICK

    25D Eponymous county of Ireland

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    SLUSHIE

    32D Drink made with syrup

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    CHENILLE

    35D Common fabric for bedspreads

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    ENDPLAY

    59A Bridge tactic

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    SABAN

    8A Nick ___, college football coach with the most national titles (seven, as of 2023)

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    WHATFOR

    36D "Why?"

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    DAILYMAIL

    31D British newspaper with the highest paid circulation (as of 2023)

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    SKIDMARK

    57A Evidence of a "SCREECH!," maybe

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    2
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    BOOKFAIRS debut

    10D Events for bibliophiles

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    CANCELCULTURE debut

    35A Modern form of ostracization

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    DOOMSCROLLING debut

    31A Spending excessive time reading negative news online

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    PLOTZES debut

    24A Faints from emotion

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