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Wednesday · 76 answers · 1 debut

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

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    ERA

    63D Important stretch

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    ASS

    31A "Why, what an ___ am I!": Hamlet

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    409
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    OLE

    62D Bullfight cheer

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    525
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    AREA

    64A ___ code

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    631
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    ORA

    29D 60 minuti

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    OSLO

    26D Capital that was once part of Denmark

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    TAN

    21A M&M's color replaced by blue

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    238
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    ISH

    57A Sort of

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    193
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    ASA

    40D Drunk-skunk connector

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    ALAS

    37D "Ah, so it goes"

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    321
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    ADELE

    34D "Hello" singer

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    ARES

    10A Greek god that sounds like 66-Across

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    271
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    TAO

    30D Chinese path

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    223
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    EMT

    20A CPR pro

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    188
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    LENT

    16A Mardi Gras follower

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    129
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    ADAM

    2D First lady's husband

    18
    265
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    BEE

    36D Source of some wax

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    184
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    MTV

    28D "The Challenge" network

    13
    58
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    STET

    58D Editor's "my bad," maybe

    12
    225
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    AVEC

    68A Opposite of sans

    12
    81
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    MORE

    50D "But wait — there's ___!"

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    80
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    ERMA

    55D Bombeck who said "Onion rings in the car cushions do not improve with time"

    11
    147
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    NYSE

    67A Where one needs GPS to find The Gap?

    10
    113
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    EPS

    4D Binge-watching units, for short

    10
    54
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    OOP

    45A End of a two-player Harlem Globetrotters play

    9
    96
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    DRAW

    38A Stud alternative

    9
    77
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    ADAPT

    14A Roll with the punches

    9
    71
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    ROOK

    15A Chess piece with the second-highest value

    9
    60
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    TREES

    32A Logicians' creations

    8
    77
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    SKIN

    9D Injure, as a knee

    8
    61
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    GOV

    8D End of a White House address

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    38
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    NAV

    61D Sat ___ (GPS in the U.K.)

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    32
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    WES

    41D Governor Moore of Maryland

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    113
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    TRU

    56A One channel that airs "NCAA March Madness," with "TV"

    7
    83
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    ALEVE

    10D Naproxen brand

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    65
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    VASE

    35A Vessel for violets

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    64
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    ENACTS

    12D Puts on the books

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    38
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    AOC

    7D D.C. "Squad" member

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    16
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    TENTS

    27A They might be pitched by the Rockies

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    46
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    STEEP

    24D Get into hot water?

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    72
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    ARIES

    66A Zodiac sign that sounds like 10-Across

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    121
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    MARC

    18D Jacobs of fashion

    4
    84
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    STRESS

    13D Changing it converts "convert" from a verb to a noun

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    49
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    BRAVO

    51A "Top Chef" network

    4
    31
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    MALI

    65A Home of Timbuktu

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    BABE

    1D ___ Didrikson Zaharias, Olympic gold medalist in track and field who went on to win 10 L.P.G.A. major championships

    3
    67
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    REUSE

    44A Find a new purpose for

    3
    39
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    ALANA

    33A Actress De La Garza of "FBI"

    3
    33
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    BASES

    1A Ballpark quartet

    3
    33
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    RANTS

    69A Some overly long Facebook posts

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    29
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    INSIDE

    54A Word before job or track

    3
    20
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    HESS

    59D Gas company with toy trucks

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    63
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    GAGS

    6A Reacts to something gross

    2
    32
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    PEELE

    42A "Get Out" director Jordan

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    28
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    VITAE

    52D The "V" in C.V.

    2
    17
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    STOOGES

    53A Underlings forced to do unpleasant work

    2
    15
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    ISUREDO

    23A "You betcha!"

    2
    5
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    GRINER

    6D W.N.B.A. star Brittney

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    4
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    EPODE

    43D Lyric poem

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    37
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    ORNERY

    46D Cantankerous

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    27
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    BALOO

    36A "The Bare Necessities" bear

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    DIALECT

    25D Shanghainese, e.g.

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    9
  63. 63
    NOTON

    19D Off one's game

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    OBIWAN

    45D Mentor of Anakin and Luke

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    14
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    PASSES

    47D Makes the grade

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    HOTMIC

    49D Source of a scandalous comment

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    8
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    SALTINES

    3D Square snack items

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    8
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    REGULAR

    44D Alternative to high-octane

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    7
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    STATUES

    5D Ones with chiseled jawlines, often

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    7
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    NOVICE

    22A New kid on the block

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    6
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    REGINA

    11D Saskatchewan's capital

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    WESTERNOMELETTE

    60A Egg dish with a lemon turnover

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    4
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    MONTECRISTO

    28A Sandwich with wild rice

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    2
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    PEACHMELBAS

    48A Desserts with split peas

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    2
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    RUBSITIN

    39D Adds insult to injury

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    2
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    BALSAMICVINEGAR debut

    17A Salad dressing with chopped liver

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