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Sunday · 140 answers · 12 debuts

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

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    ERA

    110A The Sixties, e.g.

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    TEE

    118D Informal shirt

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    ADO

    114D Excitement

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    SAT

    117D Took the bench

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    TSAR

    94A Bygone autocrat

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    ACT

    41A "America's Got Talent" segment

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    EMIT

    39A Let out

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    RHO

    38D ρ

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    SLR

    119D Camera type, for short

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    AERO

    72D Lead-in to space

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    AAA

    93A Org. at the front of a phone book

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    TEEN

    6D Louis Braille, when he invented Braille

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    PER

    30A ___ usual

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    REEL

    106A Short Instagram video

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    EEK

    107A "Yikes!"

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    PAL

    1D Amigo

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    ABEL

    42A Dutch explorer Tasman for whom an island is named

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    EARN

    45A Merit

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    SEED

    34D Starting point

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    ISLA

    70D Cuba, por ejemplo

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    LAO

    89D Language in which "hello" is ສະບາຍດີ

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    RAIN

    97A Farmer's hope, maybe

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    ICU

    90A Hosp. section

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    LEND

    109D Give, but not as a gift

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    NONE

    87D Multiple choice option

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    ISIT

    112D "Yeah?"

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    AYE

    7D All-vowel avowal

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    CAP

    69D Place for a feather

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    POR

    59D Cristiano Ronaldo's team: Abbr.

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    RETRO

    102D Nostalgic style

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    DESK

    12D Word with front or help

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    RBIS

    29D Some baseball stats

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    MOE

    116D ___ Berg, baseball player turned spy

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    AILS

    78A Troubles

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    ERNIE

    53D "Dance Myself to Sleep" singer on "Sesame Street" (watch the video on YouTube!)

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    AETNA

    103D Insurance company with a purple heart logo

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    FLU

    48A Apt rhyme of "Achoo!"

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    YELL

    74A Make oneself heard, in a way

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    CLOT

    85D Thicken, as cream

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    MOSS

    40D First plant on Earth, it's thought

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    DADA

    92D Early word for a baby

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    LOW

    95A Fan setting

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    COIN

    31A Crypto unit

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    MAUI

    77D Destination for migrating humpback whales

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    ICET

    36D Rapper who co-starred in 1991's "New Jack City"

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    IPOD

    61A Product once marketed with dancing silhouettes

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    MELT

    67D Become liquidy

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    LURE

    83D Draw

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    FAVA

    50D ___ bean

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    EER

    11D What's always in poems?

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    LAN

    16D PC-to-PC connection

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    OTTAWA

    15D With 22-Across, world capital selected by Queen Victoria

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    LEGAL

    108A 8.5" x 14"

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    DETEST

    124A Execrate

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    CUPS

    71D Starbucks stack

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    STEALTH

    113A What lions use to hunt

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    LAX

    60A Not strict

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    CEOS

    44A Key board players

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    SOUL

    91A "To have another language is to possess a second ___": Charlemagne

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    TEMPO

    55A What a metronome sets

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    DUOS

    92A Littlest teams

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    NOIDEA

    121A "Beats me"

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    NEXT

    47D On deck

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    AIMEE

    18D Singer/songwriter Mann

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    GELS

    73A Some T.S.A. no-nos

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    HEW

    43A Fell

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    TIRADE

    98D Rant

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    KRONA

    28A 100 öre

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    POPART

    1A Reaction to the 1950s culture of commercial consumerism

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    ONEND

    14D Continuously

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    ETAIL

    80A Online business

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    RIOTS

    111A Is revolting

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    RHINE

    26A River forming the Swiss/Liechtenstein border

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    YAWN

    57A Sign for a speaker to wrap things up

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    DEBIT

    105D Kind of card

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    EDIBLE

    104A Like only some mushrooms

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    VIES

    64A Contests

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    ICALL

    82D Dreaded words to a bluffer

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    OWING

    51D In debt

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    AISLESEAT

    81D What C or D might indicate

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    ORONO

    62D University of Maine town

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    RYAN

    46D Coogler who co-wrote and directed "Black Panther"

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    SKEET

    10D Sport with clay disks

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    AVENUE

    20A Path

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    UEY

    75A Something to pull on a highway, informally

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    SELIG

    65D Bud of baseball

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    CABLE

    31D Streaming competitor

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    ONTARIO

    22A See 15-Down

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    SMALL

    79D 12 ounces, often, for a drink

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    PIMA

    56D Cotton variety

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    ADOPTS

    32A Takes in

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    PETNAME

    25A Pumpkin, for one

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    SIE

    27A German "you"

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    OVI

    2D Egg: Prefix

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    ISRAEL

    122A Desert "I" land?

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    SPURT

    58A Sudden burst of speed

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    ONEPM

    76A 1300

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    STANLEE

    54D Marvel-ous guy?

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    TOERR

    19D It's human, it's said

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    TEETERS

    94D Isn't steady

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    SEAEEL

    24D Marine creature whose name has four consecutive vowels

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    DIVER

    63D Scuba ___

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    CASANOVA

    71A Lover boy

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    COOLCAT

    13A Chill dude

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    HOPENOT

    49D "That would stink"

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    BURLY

    52D Powerfully built

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    PROCTOR

    84A We've rebranded! Now, with 86-Across, we operate a test-taking facility/casino!

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    SOTOSAY

    123A In a manner of speaking

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    RIGHTY

    97D Not a southpaw

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    DEWEY

    33D ___, Cheatem and Howe (classic fake law firm)

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    YANKEE

    21A Penultimate letter in the NATO alphabet

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    ABASES

    99D Puts down

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    WAFT

    37D Float through the air

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    BROWSE

    100D See the sites?

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    WESTS

    101D Some bridge positions

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    AMUSED

    7A "We are not ___"

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    ORNAMENT

    66A Yule ball?

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    TESTER

    125A Certain employee of a game company or perfumery

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    BAKERY

    88D Whisk-y business?

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    TRIDENT

    120A Literally, "three teeth"

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    WELLES

    96D Director Orson

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    ANTHILL

    4D Locale of tiny tunnels

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    RULING

    5D One may be 5-4

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    CONEHEADS

    44D "S.N.L." characters who coined the term "parental units"

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    COPOUT

    13D Weak excuse

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    UNZIPS

    9D Drops like flies?

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    ASYOULIKEIT

    68D Whence the line "O, how bitter a thing it is to look into happiness through another man's eyes!"

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    MAISON

    8D French house

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    AMERICANHEIRLINES debut

    68A We've rebranded! Now we do genealogy for the U.S.'s rich and famous!

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    ANDGAMBLE debut

    86A See 84-Across

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    BESTBYE debut

    52A We've rebranded! Now we help write breakup letters!

    0
    1
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    BUDWISER debut

    35A We've rebranded! Now we run an advice column on friendship!

    0
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    CRAPSTABLES debut

    17D Places where dough is made from rolls?

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    EMBASSYSWEETS debut

    115A We've rebranded! Now we sell candy to diplomats!

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    HOLEFOODS debut

    49A We've rebranded! Now we sell doughnuts and bagels!

    0
    1
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    LITTLESEIZERS debut

    23A We've rebranded! Now we sell tiny tongs!

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    PETROLEUM debut

    3D Major export of Venezuela

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    TALKOBELLE debut

    98A We've rebranded! Now we produce a "Beauty and the Beast"-themed podcast!

    0
    1
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    WALLGREENS debut

    37A We've rebranded! Now we sell ivy!

    0
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    WRITEAID debut

    101A We've rebranded! Now we sell only pens and pencils!

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    1