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Sunday · 140 answers · 18 debuts

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

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    ATE

    109D Past-tense verb that sounds like a number

    75
    597
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    ONE

    66D Number that sounds like a past-tense verb

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    612
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    ALI

    106A 2001 biopic starring Will Smith

    49
    518
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    SEE

    115A Go out with

    44
    430
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    AHA

    32D "Eureka!"

    40
    379
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    ARI

    7D Pop singer Grande, to fans

    36
    378
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    ORA

    67D Pop star Rita

    35
    227
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    LED

    65D Had a following

    34
    222
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    ETAL

    72D Among others, for short

    32
    327
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    OBOE

    56A Relative of a musette

    32
    315
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    RAE

    54D Issa who plays President Barbie in "Barbie"

    28
    278
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    EDU

    13D URL ending

    28
    194
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    TAR

    82D Road workers' gloop

    26
    351
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    ENOS

    43A Biblical grandson of Adam and Eve

    26
    287
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    ABET

    50D Be a partner with in crime

    22
    228
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    OED

    87D British ref. work

    22
    141
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    SKI

    24D Something a Brazilian is unlikely to wax

    21
    180
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    IGOR

    44A Clichéd name for a lab assistant

    20
    207
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    NEAR

    60D Approach

    20
    183
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    LIL

    33D Small, cutesily

    20
    166
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    STYE

    38D Lid malady

    20
    162
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    NOD

    40D Drift (off)

    20
    158
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    ELSA

    77D Disney's ___ of Arendelle

    19
    220
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    AER

    53D Word on an Irish flag carrier

    19
    148
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    SEAL

    47D Aquatic barker

    18
    151
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    SOLO

    51D Lone word?

    18
    135
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    INRE

    71A Memo starter

    17
    251
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    ALES

    63D Pub lineup

    17
    240
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    TEL

    62A Business card abbr.

    17
    183
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    IMP

    22A Little demon

    17
    166
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    NAH

    26A Dismissive rejection

    17
    146
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    ERODE

    98A Wear down

    16
    175
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    ACTI

    31A Play opener

    16
    129
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    ECRU

    59D Shade of unbleached linen

    15
    196
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    CEO

    68A Head for business?

    15
    177
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    OLGA

    83A Actress Kurylenko of "Black Widow"

    15
    133
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    CON

    114A Downside

    15
    123
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    EGGS

    104D Batter's need

    15
    116
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    MSN

    99D Web portal with a Bing search bar

    15
    73
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    PHO

    35A Bowlful with Thai basil and bean sprouts

    14
    34
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    VIE

    16A Jockey (for)

    13
    101
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    REA

    96A Mens ___ (legal concept)

    12
    201
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    FOE

    55D Antagonist

    12
    112
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    LIES

    64D Shares one's bunk?

    12
    97
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    READ

    57A Take in

    11
    115
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    DEED

    46A Document that may be kept in a lockbox

    11
    110
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    NUN

    111A Mother figure

    11
    95
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    CITE

    103D Give a ticket

    11
    93
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    ONEG

    39D Universal blood type, for short

    11
    63
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    UNE

    88D A, abroad

    10
    145
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    AGER

    78D New ___

    10
    108
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    HIT

    110D Batter's objective

    10
    101
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    FUR

    85D Fox coverage?

    10
    66
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    ALOOF

    32A Standoffish

    10
    64
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    URNS

    102D Decorative vases

    8
    108
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    NUDE

    74D In the altogether

    8
    92
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    NAV

    8D Sat ___

    8
    32
  58. 58
    DATE

    42D Go out with

    7
    104
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    DSL

    108D Wired internet letters

    7
    82
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    POTS

    49D Kitties

    7
    43
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    FADS

    85A They're craze-y!

    7
    33
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    ERAT

    72A Part of Q.E.D.

    6
    170
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    ORD

    118A O'Hare identifier

    6
    64
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    HELL

    48D Alternative to high water, in an idiom

    6
    53
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    GOTO

    5D Oft-relied-upon

    5
    48
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    TUBE

    82A Object with one hole or two, depending on whom you ask

    5
    47
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    FEED

    73A Nourish

    5
    46
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    MGS

    1A Small dosage qtys.

    5
    46
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    GWEN

    58D Journalist Ifill

    5
    38
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    VPS

    34D D.C. tiebreakers, at times

    5
    23
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    ARP

    19A Dadaist Jean

    4
    129
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    SHOT

    105D Wrecked

    4
    74
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    DOTE

    61D Heap affection (on)

    4
    66
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    SELLS

    116A Unloads, in a way

    4
    46
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    THINE

    28A What was once yours?

    4
    25
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    TEENIE

    94D Small, cutesily

    4
    18
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    UGGS

    6D Footwear craze of the early 2000s

    4
    18
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    LETITGO

    113A "Stop obsessing over that"

    4
    12
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    PAGE

    12D Summon, in a way

    3
    71
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    RISEN

    112A Up and about

    3
    51
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    SPECS

    11A You can see right through 'em

    3
    50
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    FEES

    55A Unpleasant surprises when buying concert tickets

    3
    43
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    STEEPS

    15D Soaks

    3
    30
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    ARNOLD

    95D ___ Lobel, author of the "Frog and Toad" series

    3
    25
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    IGUANAS

    4A In South America they're known as "gallinas de palo," or "chickens of the tree"

    3
    14
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    SHIN

    11D ___ guards (soccer gear)

    2
    82
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    DUEL

    101D Face-off

    2
    48
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    BOON

    84A Blessing

    2
    31
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    HADAT

    21A Went for

    2
    29
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    FORD

    76D Escapes are made by them

    2
    25
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    SHEENA

    47A Singer Easton

    2
    12
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    DUNNO

    101A [Shrug]

    2
    11
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    CRUS

    52D Highly rated French vineyards

    2
    7
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    IMAMORON

    17D *Facepalm*

    2
    5
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    WIIU

    36D Nintendo Switch predecessor

    2
    5
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    DEARME

    29A "Good gracious!"

    1
    27
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    AERATOR

    90D Gadget for a wine enthusiast

    1
    19
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    ORINOCO

    89D "___ Flow" (song by Enya)

    1
    18
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    OBSCENE

    75D Like some displays of wealth

    1
    17
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    IDNO

    4D Some unique digits: Abbr.

    1
    15
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    CARDIO

    14D Heart-pumping activity

    1
    7
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    SCLASS

    79A Top-of-the-line Mercedes

    1
    7
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    DIDTIME

    46D Served a sentence

    1
    5
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    OFANERA

    70D Belonging to a particular time

    1
    3
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    AIDY debut

    45A "S.N.L." alum Bryant

    1
    2
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    DAYSEND debut

    91D Nightfall

    1
    2
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    ACETONE

    9D Nail polish remover

    0
    20
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    OBLATE

    100A Almost spherical in shape

    0
    19
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    EPHEMERA

    18D Disposables kept as mementos

    0
    13
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    MIRY

    99A Swamplike

    0
    13
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    ARTIEST

    30D Most showily aesthetic

    0
    6
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    FIFTEEN

    25D Age for a Latin American celebration

    0
    6
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    MADCAPS

    1D Eccentrics

    0
    6
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    STOOLIES

    69A Some informants, informally

    0
    6
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    CLOONEY

    86D ___ Foundation for Justice (international human rights group)

    0
    5
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    GROUCHO

    2D Who once quipped “I never forget a face, but in your case I’ll be glad to make an exception"

    0
    5
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    ADDR

    37D 1500 Pennsylvania Ave., e.g.: Abbr.

    0
    4
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    CESSNAS

    103A The world's best-selling planes

    0
    4
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    DYETEST

    117A Diagnostic using an injected tracer

    0
    3
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    LEERIER

    97A Less trustful (of)

    0
    3
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    NITERS

    93D Munitions compounds

    0
    3
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    VIPROOM

    34A Celeb's hangout

    0
    3
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    DOGRACE

    20A Greyhound's competition

    0
    2
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    SBALOANS

    79D Govt. funds for mom-and-pop shops

    0
    2
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    ADVENTURECALENDAR debut

    92A Bungee jumping on Tuesday, skydiving on Wednesday, etc.?

    0
    1
  126. 126
    ALLURETOOWELL debut

    63A Turn more heads than intended?

    0
    1
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    CODEBLUE debut

    80D "Colorful" exclamation in a hospital drama

    0
    1
  128. 128
    COURSELOAD debut

    86A It can be a strain on the pupils

    0
    1
  129. 129
    CUCKOOS debut

    27A Components of some kitschy clocks

    0
    1
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    DOESNTGIVEAFIGURE debut

    23A Acts coy in salary negotiations?

    0
    1
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    ENDUREONAHIGHNOTE debut

    107A Show off one's vocal range and stamina?

    0
    1
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    GOALTEND debut

    58A Do something illegal around a basketball hoop

    0
    1
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    LOVELINE debut

    81D Basis for a fortuneteller's romantic prediction

    0
    1
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    NOMEANFEATURE debut

    74A Newspaper write-up that's light on criticism?

    0
    1
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    PASTURECARING debut

    49A Shepherd's job, essentially?

    0
    1
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    SEAHOG debut

    10D Porpoise, in old usage

    0
    1
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    SORDIDTALE debut

    41A Unsavory relation?

    0
    1
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    SPECTOR debut

    3D Singer Ronnie of the Ronettes

    0
    1
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    VINROUGE debut

    16D Pairing for an entrecôte or filet mignon, perhaps

    0
    1
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    WASHINGTONPOSTURE debut

    36A Public stance of a member of Congress?

    0
    1