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Sunday · 143 answers · 20 debuts

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

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    ELI

    57A "Monday Night Football With Peyton & ___"

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    599
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    ERR

    32A Slip up

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    522
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    LEE

    62D California congresswoman Barbara

    40
    360
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    SNL

    81A Producer of sketches, in brief

    40
    263
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    EAT

    73A Bother, with "at"

    33
    399
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    OSLO

    96A World capital near the 60th parallel

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    324
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    OVA

    106A Fertility lab supply

    30
    259
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    ESC

    105A Upper-left keyboard key

    30
    209
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    AMI

    104A Question of introspection

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    302
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    ESE

    70D Language suffix

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    386
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    ARLO

    46A Musician Parks or Guthrie

    24
    245
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    OSHA

    44D Org. concerned with plant-based well-being?

    24
    192
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    ION

    10D It's never free of charge

    23
    258
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    SIN

    33A One of the seven in "Se7en"

    20
    177
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    DOE

    64D Fawn's mother

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    192
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    DESI

    116D Comedian Lydic of "The Daily Show"

    18
    139
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    ASTI

    78D Italian wine region

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    224
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    SOD

    49D Nursery purchase

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    180
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    LIP

    89D Sass

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    136
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    IDEAL

    60D Best-case

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    135
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    EGRET

    113D Everglades wader

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    111
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    OREOS

    77D Black-and-white cookies

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    87
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    ASANA

    111D Yoga pose

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    51
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    TAB

    55D Amount owed

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    167
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    HERE

    90A Where the proverbial buck stops

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    150
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    LAT

    41D Midback muscle

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    109
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    POLE

    119D North or south end

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    74
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    ROAR

    6D Sound from a den

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    169
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    ANYA

    14D Actress Taylor-Joy

    13
    58
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    EDDY

    21A Apt name for a Whirlpool salesman?

    12
    154
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    TUB

    80D Where you might get into hot water

    12
    81
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    IRULE

    39D Gloater's words

    12
    28
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    POI

    92D Polynesian food

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    120
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    INCAS

    53D Historic quinoa cultivators

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    58
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    EZRA

    123A Poet Pound

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    139
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    GASP

    110A Cry of faux-surprise

    10
    92
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    SHO

    85A "Yellowjackets" network, for short

    10
    86
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    ROTC

    54A Campus military grp.

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    97
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    BIB

    95A Marathoner's wear

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    74
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    SITAR

    103D Plucked instrument

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    73
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    HAITI

    109A Most mountainous Caribbean nation

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    60
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    BLUR

    40D Photo editing option

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    58
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    OSAKA

    106D Tennis's Naomi

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    82
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    CROC

    29A Reptile with a big bite, informally

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    80
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    AMUSE

    31A Surprise and delight

    8
    76
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    THY

    56A "Your" of yore

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    COW

    122D One might be spotted on a farm

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    61
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    SENDS

    63A Thrills

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    60
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    REUP

    86A Subscribe again

    8
    48
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    ASSIST

    127A One of a record-setting 3,234 for Sue Bird

    8
    35
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    ERNO

    25D Toymaker Rubik

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    81
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    HAR

    84A When doubled, fake laugh

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    73
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    IMDB

    66A Website with info about the stars

    7
    24
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    BOBA

    83D Bubble tea

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    14
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    ANGI debut

    11D Home services website

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    7
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    HAI

    59A Japanese "yes"

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    73
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    THIN

    79D Flimsy

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    61
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    FLY

    37D Go by air

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    46
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    OSTER

    17D Big kitchen brand

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    29
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    BIEN

    68A Well, in both French and Spanish

    6
    28
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    REAIR

    16D Show again

    6
    27
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    LICIT

    41A Permitted

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    25
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    YEET

    126A Hurl with gusto, in Gen Z slang

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    7
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    ANTIS

    108D The opposition

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    44
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    COPE

    69A Get by

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    SEATS

    114D What tickets may afford

    5
    27
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    WAYS

    45D Methods

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    27
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    NOTIP

    99A What a stiffed server receives

    5
    11
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    ATBAY

    5D In check

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    35
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    DAMES

    38D Shirley Bassey and Agatha Christie, for two

    4
    25
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    SBARRO

    12A International pizza chain founded in Brooklyn

    4
    21
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    BSMETER

    23D Detector of nonsense, informally

    4
    5
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    RIFLE

    15D Search (through)

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    TAMIL

    27D Language that gave us "mulligatawny" and "patchouli"

    3
    31
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    ASTERS

    8D Fall blooms

    3
    28
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    VANES

    107D Roof toppers

    3
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    NECCO

    75A Classic name in wafers

    3
    19
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    LOGIN

    94D Access an account

    3
    18
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    ANKLES

    48A They're just over two feet

    3
    17
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    GAIL

    71A "Top Chef" judge Simmons

    3
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    BEAUT

    20D Doozy

    3
    14
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    DNC

    65A Political org. with a quadrennial convention

    3
    11
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    CARLE

    76D The ___ Honors (annual picture book awards)

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    BAES

    1A Sweeties

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    4
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    BEANIES

    20A Caps that lack brims

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    4
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    SSTS

    129A Some old jets, for short

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    TAHITI

    74D Setting for many Gauguin works

    2
    37
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    LOC

    47A ___ cit. (footnote abbr.)

    2
    35
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    AUDEN

    2D "Autumn Song" poet

    2
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    DHS

    34A Agcy. that oversees the Secret Service

    2
    23
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    ARCADIA

    5A Heaven on earth, to the ancient Greeks

    2
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    BREWS

    1D Pub orders

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    TOOSOON

    19A "We're not ready to joke about this yet?"

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    PINATAS

    87D Things that kids are encouraged to break

    2
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    SNEERY

    28A Visibly scornful

    2
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    INSONG

    97A How a Broadway star might break out

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    GOALNET debut

    98D Bit of soccer or hockey equipment

    2
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    HOMETURF debut

    35A One's natural habitat

    2
    2
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    ITSALLALIE debut

    26A "Don't believe one word of that!"

    2
    2
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    RUNT

    18A Pipsqueak

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    INTOTO

    72D Altogether

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    ABABA

    82A Addis ___

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    FATES

    112D Destinies

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    SIMS

    117D Virtual replications, for short

    1
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    MUON

    51A Subatomic particle

    1
    14
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    ATHEIST

    78A One who doesn't have a prayer?

    1
    13
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    BILOXI

    93A Mississippi city in a Neil Simon title

    1
    12
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    TIPPI

    91A Actress Hedren

    1
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    FRERES

    112A French brothers

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    ANTENNAS

    120A Ones catching waves?

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    MONOCLE

    125A One might improve a pupil's performance

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    DAHLIAS

    61A Showy flowers native to Mexico

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    AREIN

    58A "The results ___ ..."

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    DRONED

    34D Spoke monotonously

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    TALLYHO

    88A Fox hunting shout

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    ASKNOT

    104D Start of a famous Kennedy quote

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    ICANNOT

    121A "Impossible!"

    1
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    KEISTER

    124A Behind

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    NYASA

    50A Lake on the Malawi/Mozambique border

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    PILLOW

    42A Place to rest your head

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    3
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    UNHITCH

    52A Release, as a trailer

    1
    3
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    BAITING

    22A Trying to get a rise out of

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    DOIDO

    9D 1982 Stevie Wonder hit

    1
    2
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    HERC

    101D Nickname for a muscly Disney protagonist

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    OCKHAM

    36D English philosopher William of ___

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    2
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    STYLEICON

    4D Princess Di or Prince, once

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    2
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    SWATHES

    128A Wraps up in fabric

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    2
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    ASPIRINCHANTS debut

    58D Things like "What do we want?" "Headache relief!" "When do we want it?" "Now!"?

    1
    1
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    BABYBUMPINCH debut

    67D Affectionate squeeze of an infant's bottom?

    1
    1
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    BALLERINCHINA debut

    13D Yao Ming, before joining the N.B.A.?

    1
    1
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    BELLYFAT debut

    23A Gut

    1
    1
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    CHINCHILLAXING debut

    30D Peruvian road sign?

    1
    1
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    COINCHACHING debut

    7D Invent the sound of a cash register?

    1
    1
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    DISCOBRA debut

    38A Sequin-covered undergarment popularized by Lady Gaga

    1
    1
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    ENDLESSLOINCHOPS debut

    3D Barbecue buffet offering?

    1
    1
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    HOUSEKEYS debut

    90D Items exchanged when a relationship gets serious

    1
    1
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    ICOSAGON debut

    102A 20-sided shape

    1
    1
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    LATINCHESTCRAZES debut

    43D Reasons that South American furniture stores have super-long lines?

    1
    1
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    SANDALTANS debut

    115A Reasons to wear socks post-vacation

    1
    1
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    SELLSUP debut

    12D Fully divests one's stake

    1
    1
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    SKIPACKAGE debut

    118A Resort offering that might include a lift ticket

    1
    1
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    UTAHUTES debut

    100A Football rival of the Brigham Young Cougars

    1
    1
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    WELLEARNED debut

    24A Deserved

    1
    1