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Tuesday · 78 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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    SPA

    61D Place for a Swedish massage

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    475
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    TSA

    60D Grp. checking carry-ons

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    189
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    IRA

    27A One form of savings, for short

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    448
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    RIO

    28D Home of Christ the Redeemer, informally

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    315
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    SKA

    41D Reggae relative

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    163
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    NEE

    6D Formerly known as

    29
    407
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    ELS

    62D Features of lollipops but not suckers?

    29
    333
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    ENDS

    51A Disbands, say

    27
    303
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    STIR

    58D Mix, as batter

    27
    292
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    NBA

    48A Org. in which Wizards battle Kings

    26
    198
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    OPI

    53A Nail polish brand

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    44
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    ILL

    15A Not well

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    260
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    ALOHA

    43D Hawaii hello

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    194
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    BAR

    10D Classic joke locale

    18
    157
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    ESL

    67A Subj. for some refugees

    18
    153
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    CEL

    64A Looney Tunes frame

    18
    141
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    TUNA

    20A Fish that's often canned

    18
    112
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    ANNA

    16A ___ Mae Bullock (Tina Turner's birth name)

    17
    239
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    IDS

    1D Selects out of a lineup, informally

    17
    181
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    OLES

    63A Fútbol cheers

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    130
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    ANAL

    23A Painfully particular

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    67
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    IMS

    27D Some online communications, in brief

    16
    78
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    CHE

    22A Beret-wearing rebel, familiarly

    14
    162
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    ACLU

    3D Org. that denounced Japanese internment during W.W. II

    13
    137
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    JAB

    7A Sharp prod

    12
    89
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    TELL

    55D Betray a secret

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    100
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    GOB

    40D Small lump or big bunch

    9
    51
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    AIDA

    66A Verdi opera

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    161
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    ROAN

    42A Horse coloring

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    111
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    ALICE

    30A Walker who wrote "The Color Purple"

    7
    105
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    MICE

    57D Mickey and Minnie, for two

    7
    58
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    ALLIN

    24D Bold poker bet

    7
    50
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    MOAT

    2D What a drawbridge may cross

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    69
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    BOIL

    10A Instruction for cooking corn on the cob

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    53
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    URBAN

    35D Counterpart of rural

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    53
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    HOSTS

    54A Pat Sajak and Vanna White, for "Wheel of Fortune"

    5
    25
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    POOL

    46A Combine, as resources

    4
    67
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    FLAP

    32A Part of a book jacket

    4
    50
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    RIGS

    39A 18-wheelers

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    43
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    ILIED

    21D Phrase of fessing up

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    33
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    SHOOT

    34D Photography session

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    32
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    ISUZU

    21A Japanese vehicle manufacturer

    4
    30
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    SOPH

    36A Year before jr.

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    46
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    BOCCE

    50D Italian lawn game

    3
    30
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    EAMES

    38D Chair designer Charles or Ray

    3
    29
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    JIGS

    7D Celebratory dances

    3
    14
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    MYMAN

    47A "Bro!"

    3
    12
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    SUING

    52D Taking to court

    3
    12
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    MOMOA

    49D "Justice League" actor Jason

    3
    8
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    FIONA

    4D Grammy-winning Apple

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    26
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    ALLURE

    8D Enticing quality

    2
    24
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    SALOME

    17A One-act Strauss opera adapted from an Oscar Wilde play

    1
    24
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    TUMS

    56A Heartburn relief brand

    1
    21
  54. 54
    ANGERS

    68A Infuriates

    1
    20
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    LAKES

    13D Minnesota has more than 10,000 of them

    1
    14
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    SHIITE

    61A Certain Muslim

    1
    13
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    BLAZE

    9D Reason to call the fire department

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    12
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    IMAFAN

    1A "Oh yeah, love your stuff"

    1
    10
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    MESHES

    47D Fits well (with)

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    7
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    ANDTHEN

    45D Segue in a story

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    6
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    MUSTACHE

    59A What each set of circled letters in this grid represents

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    4
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    IDLER

    37A Shiftless sort

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    36
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    OLORD

    26D Prayer starter

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    17
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    DOCILE

    14A Tame

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    14
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    PENCIL

    65A A No. 2 one is more widely popular than a No. 1

    0
    12
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    ALMANAC

    5D Annual reference work

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    11
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    MUFFS

    19D Botches

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    5
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    COLBY

    31D Maine college whose name is also a variety of cheese

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    4
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    INCHUP

    12D Creep forward

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    3
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    REFOCUS

    25A Change priorities, say

    0
    3
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    GLAMROCK

    18A Ziggy Stardust's music genre

    0
    2
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    ONOCCASION

    11D Every so often

    0
    2
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    ASPROMISED debut

    29D "Just like I said I would …"

    0
    1
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    BABADOOK debut

    44A Horror film monster who has become an L.G.B.T.Q. icon, with "the"

    0
    1
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    MISSCLEO debut

    33A Famed 1990s TV psychic

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    1
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    MOMTOBE debut

    49A Baby shower guest of honor

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    1
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    POPULI debut

    46D Vox ___

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    1
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    USOS debut

    35A Shows for soldiers, informally

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    1