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Friday · 72 answers · 4 debuts

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

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    ONE

    19A Unified

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    ALOE

    18A Pharmaceutical plant

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    496
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    RIO

    53D Carnival location

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    315
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    SIR

    34A One who's been tapped on the shoulder

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    OBOE

    52A Hautbois, en anglais

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    ARIA

    26D Highlight of an opera

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    446
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    ONIT

    24D Taking care of things

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    147
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    INS

    4D Toeholds

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    TMI

    54D "I didn't want to know that!"

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    ODES

    58A Confucius' "Book of ___"

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    ABLE

    10A Up to the job

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    259
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    NEON

    2D Like clothing worn to some '80s-themed parties

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    219
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    ROME

    55A Terminus of the Appian Way

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    111
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    IRON

    29A Press

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    HEN

    22D Rooster, but not a rooster

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    188
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    SIP

    41D Take in a little bit

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    128
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    RYES

    33D Manhattan options

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    116
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    EWES

    13D ___ milk

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    EAVE

    32D Overhang

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    DIS

    40A Start to charge?

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    FREE

    3D Available

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    SAVE

    41A Reserve

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    BETS

    51D Things made of stakes?

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    FAB

    49A Marvy

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    53
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    UPDO

    1D Bun, e.g.

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    46
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    MEOW

    16A Copy cat?

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    TABOO

    45D Verboten

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    74
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    RIMS

    46D Things on mason jars or racing cars

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    58
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    COAT

    15D Chesterfield, e.g.

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    MISC

    25D Abbr. at the end of a list

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    36
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    LOOTS

    12D Makes off with the goods, in a way

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    HAY

    37A Make ___

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    FORT

    47D "The Star-Spangled Banner" was written about one

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    42
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    CAESAR

    38A Who says, in Shakespeare, “Yond Cassius has a lean and hungry look”

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    38
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    SISTER

    31A Convent resident

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    CITES

    44A Points to

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    25
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    ARNO

    50D River through Florence

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    143
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    SILOS

    59A Walled-off divisions, metaphorically

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    43
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    BARR

    35D Former attorney general Bill

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    38
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    CHOIR

    48A Group often costumed in robes

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    ASCEND

    43D Rise

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    TOED

    57A Word with pigeon or pointy

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    38
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    FUEL

    49D Stoke

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    MAMET

    25A "House of Games" writer/director

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    BASIS

    23D Footing

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    MYOB

    6A "Butt out!," in brief

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    BALLPIT

    35A Installation in a children's play area

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    FACT

    47A It's true!

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    BASSI

    20A Low parts of an opera

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    PEU

    30A Little, in Lyon

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    22
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    UNFIT

    1A Not up to the job

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    16
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    PARTI

    30D "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay — ___" (2014 film)

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    14
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    ZITS

    21A Comic strip with a teenage protagonist

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    12
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    MORETOCOME

    27D "Stay tuned ..."

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    CARATS

    44D Units divided into 100 points

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    BSS

    9D Degs. with lab courses, often

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    13
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    TIDBIT

    5D Morsel

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    12
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    ROSANNE

    28A Cash in the music business

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    TARTANS

    42A Highland wear

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    SAUTEED

    39D Prepared, as green beans

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    8
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    MINSTREL

    6D Renaissance faire performer such as a lutenist or juggler, perhaps

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    6
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    BELIKETHAT

    11D "I don't approve of what you're doing, but OK"

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    OUTIES

    8D Only about 10% of human bodies have these

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    AMAZONS

    10D Famed archers

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    REALMATURE

    53A "Oh, grow up!"

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    PISTOLES

    36D Doubloons

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    TOURISTTRAP

    45A Many a shop outside a national park

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    YOUSHOULDNTHAVE

    7D "I love it, but it's too much"

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    DOESDONUTS debut

    17A Drives around in circles, perhaps

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    HITTHEBOOKS debut

    22A Study

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    INVESTMENT debut

    56A Potential source of interest

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    PERNICIOUS debut

    14A Subtly damaging

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