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Sunday · 140 answers · 14 debuts

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

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    ODE

    69D Lucille Clifton's "Homage to My Hips," for one

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    EAR

    49A A praying mantis has just one, found on its stomach(!)

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    485
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    TSA

    64D They deal with a lot of baggage, for short

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    IRE

    75A Livid state

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    TEE

    103A Driving aid

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    LEE

    3D Spike of cinema

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    360
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    TEN

    41D Like many fourth graders

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    AGO

    7D Past

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    291
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    TIE

    64A Yogi Bear wears one, despite having no shirt

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    ACT

    55D Do something

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    ONIT

    59D "Right away, boss!"

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    147
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    ECHO

    44D Bounce back

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    TMI

    84A "OMG, enough already!"

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    122
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    ALTO

    12D Lead-in to cumulus

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    STEP

    82D Part of a dance

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    ENE

    121D WSW's opposite

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    ENT

    39A Tolkien's Treebeard, for example

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    ITS

    57A "___ nothing"

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    ORB

    115D Poet's planet

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    DEE

    95D "___-lish!"

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    UCLA

    108D Bruins' home, in brief

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    OTOE

    24D Plains tribe

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    GEE

    120D "Well, fancy that!"

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    CAT

    117D Garfield or Sylvester

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    RNS

    111D I.C.U. workers

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    ABE

    88A "The Simpsons" grandpa

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    AWE

    10D Leave gobsmacked

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    HAD

    42D Held

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    114
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    LOS

    8D Part of 108-Down

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    144
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    PAN

    9D Opposite of a rave

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    125
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    TOT

    1D Tyke

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    EASEL

    56A Oil holder, maybe

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    HES

    118D Garfield and Sylvester

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    RIOT

    107D Uproar

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    AMINO

    86A ___ acid

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    102
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    CHI

    52A Midwest metropolis: Abbr.

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    148
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    NIA

    38A Long of Hollywood

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    BIO

    54D H.S. class

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    123
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    IDA

    76A Name that's also a state abbreviation

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    HEM

    92A Verbally hesitate

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    PIT

    58D Locale for an orchestra

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    AGEE

    112D Pulitzer Prize winner for "A Death in the Family"

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    UNE

    65A Arles article

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    ILE

    73D Paris's ___ de la Cité

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    OPIE

    36D Mayberry character

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    COST

    11D Subject of sticker shock

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    TUBA

    53A Heavy bass?

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    NIN

    37D Author Anaïs

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    117
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    ORION

    33A Spacecraft for NASA's Artemis 1 mission

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    RUT

    122D Boring routine

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    DEFT

    87A Artfully nimble

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    NAY

    91D Horse's vote?

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    119
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    TIPS

    51D Much of a waiter's income, typically

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    IMON

    40A "That's my cue!"

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    RACY

    101A Salacious

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    REESES

    99D Possessive preceding Pieces and Puffs

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    REFI

    100D A.P.R. reducer, potentially

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    STRODE

    123A Moved confidently

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    SOT

    66A Boozehound

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    PARS

    62D Some golf scores

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    ESSIE

    104A Nail polish brand

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    UVA

    116D A.C.C. school

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    REOS

    89D Classic cars

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    REMIT

    34D Send, as payment

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    MOST

    26A Word before likely or wanted

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    MSDOS

    105A Precursor to Windows

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    DARTS

    22D Pub diversion

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    IMF

    119D Global economic org.

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    ESTAS

    126A "Dónde ___?" ("Where are you?")

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    ALPACA

    7A High-altitude grazer

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    PRAT

    109D Idiot, in Britspeak

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    CALORIE

    47D Dietary measure

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    FRAU

    110A German title

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    ATBATS

    127A Home visits?

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    DECENT

    17D Dressed, so to speak

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    MUTTS

    105D Many shelter pups

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    RACHEL

    43D Actress Brosnahan of "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel"

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    HONEST

    31D "You can believe it!"

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    MOTO

    15D Line of Android smartphones

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    UNH

    2D Granite State campus, in brief

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    IATE

    45D "Must be something ___"

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    IMAMS

    35D Certain religious leaders

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    ECARTE

    98D Cousin of euchre

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    ACR

    102A Down's counterpart: Abbr.

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    ENRICO

    79D Physicist Fermi

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    TERPS

    84D Univ. of Maryland athletes

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    ATTICA

    25A Land united by Theseus

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    MOORED

    21A Like ships at harbor

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    MATILDA

    93D Roald Dahl heroine

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    WKS

    19D Cal. units

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    BISHOP

    72A Certain chess piece

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    SECO

    6D Dry, like some Rioja wine

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    AHMAD

    13A Jazz pianist ___ Jamal

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    ASTROPOP

    61A Rocket-shaped candy

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    HOTSAKE

    14D Warm offering at a sushi bar

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    SETMENU

    125A Prix fixe offering

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    PHOTOGENIC

    58A Like many Instagram influencers

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    IED

    90D "The Hurt Locker" danger, for short

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    AMALIE

    13D Tampa's ___ Arena

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    ONALERT

    32D At the ready

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    ALID

    70D "Put ___ on it!"

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    JAMBS

    97D Door parts

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    ABOY

    83D Beyoncé's "If I Were ___"

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    MASAI

    85D Longtime N.B.A. executive ___ Ujiri

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    BCD

    72D Early alphabet trio

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    LARVAE

    124A Caterpillars, e.g.

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    PANACEA

    46A Ultimate medical breakthrough

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    TULIPS

    1A Flowers that Tiny Tim "tiptoed through" in a 1968 hit

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    EASEDIN

    96A Started off gently

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    GOAWOL

    20A Disappear unexpectedly

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    IFC

    4D "Portlandia" airer

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    PLUMS

    5D Fruits that are 87% water

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    OMAHAS

    30D Native Americans of Nebraska

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    NUMBERS

    71D Book after Leviticus

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    BROILS

    113A Gets good and hot at the beach

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    CIUDAD

    78D Madrid or Barcelona, por ejemplo

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    CLOSESHAVE

    81A It might leave you smooth ... or rattled

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    SIPTEA

    29D Enjoy a cuppa

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    SOHOS

    29A Districts in N.Y.C. and London

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    CROUCHINGTIGER

    114A With an unseen portion of 128-Across, Oscar-winning martial arts film (2000)

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    GEOTAGS

    60D Digital location markers

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    LETTUCES

    77A Iceberg and others

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    NODDERS

    94A Ones agreeing silently

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    ONEHANDED

    63D Like many outstretched catches

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    READINGBURN

    89A Coen brothers farce involving the C.I.A. (2008)

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    SONNYS

    80D Bono and Liston

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    ARIVERRUNS debut

    16D Semiautobiographical film set in rural Montana (1992)

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    ESFEET debut

    128A Deliberately procrastinate

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    INSTITUTE debut

    28D Put into effect

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    JEOPARDYJEOPARDY debut

    97A Crime thriller that takes some liberties with its namesake legal concept (1999)

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    LIVEDJ debut

    68D Entertainment at many a wedding

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    MAINACT debut

    48A What an opener precedes

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    MARRIEDUP debut

    106A Practiced hypergamy

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    ONEFLEW debut

    18A With 23-Across, second film to win all five major Academy Awards (1975)

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    SHOPOFHORRORS debut

    74D Dark comedy about a carnivorous plant (1960, 1986)

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    THECUCKOOSNEST debut

    23A See 18-Across

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    THEEMPIRESEKIRTS debut

    41A Blockbuster sequel with an iconic plot twist (1980)

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    1
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    THELANDTIME debut

    50A Animated dinosaur film that spawned 13 sequels (1988)

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    1
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    TOILSOVER debut

    27A Labors away at

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    TRANSLOSTLATION debut

    67A Romantic dramedy directed by Sofia Coppola (2003)

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