← Fill Atlas

Sunday · 140 answers · 11 debuts

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

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    SET

    67D With 44-Down, not subject to change

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    ODE

    56D Lines of dedication

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    ACE

    78D Big diamond?

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    EEL

    83A Smoked ___

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    487
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    ORE

    65D Resource mined in Minecraft

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    581
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    TIE

    13D Draw

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    ETAL

    124A "Too many to list" abbr.

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    ISLE

    15A Scotland's ___ of Arran

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    AND

    40A "Y," as in Yucatán

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    LIE

    24D What many people do on their dating profiles

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    ELK

    120D Beef alternative in burgers

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    ASK

    45A Bid's counterpart in stock trading

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    DEE

    72D Dennis's sister on "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia"

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    SAGA

    114D Stretched-out yarn?

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    144
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    EGAD

    19A "OMG!," quaintly

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    LOO

    117D John for Cleese

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    ACID

    110D ___ rock

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    OWN

    103A Fess (up)

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    COT

    60A Barracks bed

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    EDYS

    18D "Scooping since 1928" sloganeer

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    RATE

    6D Merit

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    UNI

    88D Prefix with cycle

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    ACTI

    42A Overture follower

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    RIOT

    39D Nonstop jokester

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    CEO

    55A Musk's position at 57-Across, in brief

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    DELI

    41D Place to talk turkey, maybe

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    POD

    109D Keeper of the peas?

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    DECO

    99A Art ___

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    ABA

    78A Sports org. in a 1976 merger

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    SENT

    115D Certain email folder

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    TESLA

    57A See 55-Across

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    LARA

    17D Pianist Downes

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    AUTO

    68A Lead-in to save

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    DEER

    125A Does in the forest

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    CNET

    102A Site that reviews tech products

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    AGOG

    52A Wide-eyed

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    OPTS

    93D Goes (for)

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    AVID

    82D Passionate

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    OTT

    84A Famed Giant slugger

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    WED

    1D Joined tightly

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    SALEM

    47D Capital on the Willamette River

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    IONS

    74A They're never free of charge

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    TAI

    77A Red snapper, on a sushi menu

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    ATOLL

    68D Ring-shaped reef

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    GIS

    119D PX clientele

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    ATEIN

    73D Had dinner at home

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    LIU

    59A Simu who starred in "Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings"

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    TERSE

    66A Clipped

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    ILSA

    121A First name in "Casablanca"

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    MBAS

    31D M.I.T. Sloan degrees

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    STASH

    50A Make difficult to find

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    MERCI

    75A "___ beaucoup!"

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    AVAIL

    21A Be of service to

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    CHAD

    22A Its capital is Ndjamena

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    WEPT

    1A Lamented, in a way

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    RTS

    54A Shares on Twitter, for short

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    AVAST

    11D "Stop!," nautically

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    BOND

    79D Strong link

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    DORK

    128A Square

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    NRA

    37D Controversial org. that filed for bankruptcy in 2021

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    ARP

    98A Artist who was part of Der Blaue Reiter

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    MTA

    7D Big Apple subway inits.

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    NEB

    104D Corn Belt state: Abbr.

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    OVUM

    87A It has human potential

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    AGING

    123A Senescence

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    CAFES

    107D Features of some bookstores

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    MOLE

    111D Infiltrator

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    DELL

    112D Small valley

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    MIO

    89D It's mine in Italy

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    WASTE

    127A "What a ___!"

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    CATCH

    20A "What's the ___?"

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    ALTS

    14D Secondary characters, in gamerspeak

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    WICCA

    80A Religion with circled pentagrams

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    STOIC

    58D Impassive

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    SMU

    49D Sch. in Dallas

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    JOT

    34A Take (down)

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    OWENS

    106D Four-time gold medalist in the 1936 Olympics

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    LORNE

    122A TV producer Michaels

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    PING

    29D Internet speed-test signal

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    HAJ

    26D Journey to Mecca

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    MANTA

    10A Ray in warm waters

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    SCANS

    51D Reads, in a way

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    ILLGO

    90A "You stay here"

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    ICEBOAT

    15D Skimmer over a frozen lake

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    LOESS

    126A Windblown soil

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    STOLEN

    115A Like hot stuff

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    AVG

    38D Part of G.P.A.: Abbr.

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    TOETOTOE

    76A Like some confrontations

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    ONSTAGE

    97D In the limelight, say

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    LIOTTA

    32A Actor Ray

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    SPACES

    108A Lots have lots of them

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    AFRAIDSO

    61A "Alas, yes"

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    CCING

    71D Including on an email thread

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    SOWSEAR

    95D What you can't make a silk purse out of, proverbially

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    BONK

    35A Sound effect when the Stooges whapped each other

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    EGOBOOST

    2D "I" lift?

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    ONARUN

    36A Having serial success

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    SAGEADVICE

    118A "Use it for Thanksgiving stuffing and saltimbocca"

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    GREENCAR

    92D Vehicle with lower emissions

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    TDBANK

    4D Financial institution that lends its name to a Boston arena

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    ABITODD debut

    61D Somewhat off

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    RANITSCOURSE debut

    63D Developed and finished naturally

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    MAGOO

    10D Cartoon Mr. who squints

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    OPPOSE

    28A Fight

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    UNARM

    48D Take weapons from

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    ERWIN

    70D Physicist Schrödinger

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    ODON

    96D More than binge-watch, maybe

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    DIK

    100A "Hi and Lois" creator Browne

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    AMUSED

    110A Smiling, as members of an audience

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    NEOCON

    105A One moving left to right

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    SHEIK

    46D The Iron ___, pro wrestling Hall-of-Famer from Iran

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    ANSELM

    53A 11th-century founder of Scholasticism

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    TWANGS

    113A Banjo sounds

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    ECKO

    8D Clothing designer Marc

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    MOANER

    31A Total kvetch

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    MRMET

    5A Citi Field mascot

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    MCENROE

    5D Court figure with a renowned temper

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    SABRAS

    30A Natives of the Negev

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    PAULANKA

    3D Crooner in the Canadian Music Hall of Fame

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    INSTONE

    44D See 67-Down

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    LANCEITO

    91D Prominent figure in the O. J. Simpson murder trial

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    ANGELENO

    33D Resident of Westwood, Brentwood or Hollywood

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    BLAINE

    27A Rick's last name in "Casablanca"

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    CALVED

    102D Had a cow

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    DIDION

    101A Joan who wrote "Slouching Towards Bethlehem"

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    DOUBLETAKE

    23A "It's obvious the actors aren't doing these stunts"

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    GAMETHEORY

    25A "Hares and rabbits are really the same animal, some say"

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    STMARTIN

    64D One of the Leewards

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    BIKETIRE

    86D What might get pumped up for a race

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    COPINGSAW

    81D Curve cutter for carpenters

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    SHORTCIRCUIT

    16D Fail electrically

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    BLANKETRECOMMENDATION debut

    69A "Wool will keep you the warmest"

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    CORBIN debut

    85A Easton ___, singer with the 2009 #1 country hit "A Little More Country Than That"

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    COREBELIEF debut

    116A "Whaddya mean it's the pits? It's the best part of an apple!"

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    DISSENTINGOPINION debut

    94A "Being contrarian is fun!"

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    FLOATIE debut

    62D Kid's buoyancy aid

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    NAMETAGS debut

    12D They hold people's handles

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    SERVINGSUGGESTION debut

    46A "Waiter, you can hold off bringing the coffee till the end of the meal"

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    THEPLUNGE debut

    9D It's said to be taken upon marriage

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    TOTOTOO debut

    43D Glinda's reassurance to Dorothy on whether her dog can also return to Kansas

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