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Friday · 66 answers · 9 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-02), then by uses across the whole archive.

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    ERA

    20A Sports stat that's best when it's below 2

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  2. 2
    ALA

    48A ___ plancha (cooking style)

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  3. 3
    SEE

    38A "Like I said!"

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  4. 4
    ICE

    3D Put away for good

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    ORA

    17A Part of un giorno

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    ANA

    52D Get ___ (score highly)

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  7. 7
    TSAR

    24A Bygone autocrat

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  8. 8
    OSLO

    41A Host city for the annual Øyafestivalen

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    TEA

    31D Green ___

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    SPY

    45A One who may bug you

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    SRO

    50D Cheap ticket specification

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    STYE

    47D What might make one less likely to flip one's lid?

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    IPA

    8D One might be hazy, for short

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    80
  14. 14
    KOI

    27A Japanese garden denizen

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    60
  15. 15
    OMAHA

    42A City where Gerald Ford and Malcolm X were born

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    ARIEL

    43D "The Tempest" spirit

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    PIER

    46D Walk on water?

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  18. 18
    LISP

    4D Challenge for a speech pathologist

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    FAB

    30D Awesome, informally

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    53
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    SHALE

    40D Fracking target

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    44
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    MADE

    7D Have it ___

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    ORALS

    6D Defense mechanisms?

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    ORGAN

    42D Instrument heard in the iconic intro to the Who's "Baba O'Riley"

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    OMITS

    6A Drops

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    60
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    BELL

    21A Producer of some wedding rings

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    42
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    ESSEX

    25A Poet Hemphill of the 1980s Black gay cultural renaissance

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    SPARS

    14D Engages in some repartee

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    BENTO

    37A Japanese lunch option

    4
    11
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    GOSH

    44A "Well, I'll be darned!"

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    47
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    HAILS

    1A Praises loudly

    3
    14
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    WAILS

    28A Complains loudly

    3
    9
  32. 32
    ANDALSO debut

    2D "Not to mention ..."

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    4
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    PACTS

    23A They might restrict arms

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    34
  34. 34
    PROBE

    11D Get personal, say

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    25
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    LEAFS

    56A Winners of 13 Stanley Cups, familiarly

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    17
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    WALTZ

    28D Breeze (through)

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    11
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    PRESALE

    18A Buying opportunity for die-hard fans

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    9
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    PENCILS

    11A "___ down!"

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    6
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    TUNESIN

    9D Catches some waves, say

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    5
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    XACTO

    26D Brand of cutting-edge equipment

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    25
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    SLURP

    5D Show appreciation at a ramen bar, contrary to Western etiquette

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    23
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    SWORN

    55A Like testimony at trial

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    YESLETS

    36D "Why, I'd love to!"

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    BOSCS

    37D Pears originally from Europe

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  45. 45
    KEYNOTE

    54A Kind of address

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  46. 46
    WRAPUPS

    13A Summaries

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  47. 47
    ALOADOF

    35D Countless

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  48. 48
    RIDESUP

    15A Becomes uncomfortable, in a way, as underwear

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    3
  49. 49
    STOREAD debut

    53A Retailer's promo

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    TAILWAG debut

    24D Dog's show of excitement

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    2
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    ZALES

    39A Jewelry chain

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    CITADEL

    51A High fortress

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    DESPOTS

    33D Ones unlikely to rule in your favor

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    HEIRESS

    1D Siobhan Roy of "Succession," e.g.

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    PRIMERS

    46A Introductory books

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    SPIRALS

    10D Dazzling air show displays

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    CONSIGN

    49A Give over to another's care

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    3
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    HADANIP

    16A Drank discreetly

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    3
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    LEDINTO

    22D Acted as a segue for

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    3
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    ONLYNOW

    34D Just this second

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    2
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    DONTBETHATWAY debut

    33A Benny Goodman jazz standard with the opening line "April skies are in your eyes"

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    1
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    ICANTTELL debut

    32A "It's not clear to me"

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    1
  63. 63
    SCOUTTEAM debut

    19D N.F.L. practice squad

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    1
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    SODAFOUNTAINS debut

    29A They're full of pop

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    1
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    SPEAKONESMIND debut

    12D Say how you really feel

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    1
  66. 66
    WHATINTHEHECK debut

    13D "Surely that can't be possible?!"

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    1