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Sunday · 140 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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    ALE

    6D Drink from the tap?

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    570
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    ALA

    77D Taking after

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    513
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    ASS

    45D Dum-dum

    58
    409
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    ACE

    34A Biggest club in Vegas?

    57
    493
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    USE

    65A Recreational ___

    47
    356
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    STY

    36A Real dump

    47
    343
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    ANT

    64D Crumb lugger

    45
    401
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    ERE

    33A Previously, in poetry

    43
    602
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    EMO

    90A Angsty and brooding

    43
    256
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    EGO

    115D Cause of a swollen head

    42
    393
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    IRS

    43A Org. that employed W.W. II-era Donald Duck as a spokesperson

    36
    246
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    IDEA

    105D Brainstorm

    33
    396
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    NOR

    7D Negative connector

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    332
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    UNO

    93A Due ÷ due

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    241
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    TOE

    70A Pedicure target

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    293
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    IMO

    84D Texter's "To me ..."

    29
    107
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    EDU

    90D School email ender

    28
    194
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    ATTA

    10D "___ girl!"

    28
    156
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    OSHA

    123A Office monitor, in brief

    24
    192
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    REP

    106A Be an ambassador for, in brief

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    192
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    IPA

    113D Bitter brew, in brief

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    80
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    AIL

    35D Suffer

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    191
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    ESPN

    73A Airer of the morning show "Get Up"

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    154
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    OWL

    99A Dweller in a tree hollow

    18
    135
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    DAS

    8D They often need new suits for work, for short

    18
    115
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    TKO

    98A Call in a ring, for short

    17
    123
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    IRENE

    53D Adler who outwitted Sherlock Holmes

    16
    208
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    ETTU

    76A "You!?," whimsically

    16
    191
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    SUN

    17D Space heater?

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    101
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    CPR

    67D Required E.M.T. skill

    16
    84
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    REC

    13D Remote button

    15
    163
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    ESTA

    69D "Cómo ___ usted?"

    15
    154
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    OMANI

    2D Citizen neighboring 3-Down

    15
    122
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    OFT

    60A ___-repeated

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    113
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    HOP

    81D 1950s school dance

    15
    102
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    EASY

    109D What one star may mean

    13
    153
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    ALS

    77A Former M.L.B. left-handed pitchers Jackson and Leiter

    13
    134
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    REESE

    120A Actress Witherspoon

    12
    153
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    GOO

    86D Sludge

    11
    121
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    RUN

    116D Air ... or chair

    11
    107
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    ROIL

    62A Stir up

    11
    88
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    MAIL

    68D Much of it is junk

    11
    58
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    SNOG

    4D Make out, in London

    11
    34
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    BRR

    111D [shiver]

    10
    86
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    MDS

    32D O.R. V.I.P.s

    10
    81
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    OPUS

    91A Significant piece

    9
    96
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    BUT

    27A "___ of course!"

    9
    44
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    ARCADE

    23A Site of a claw machine

    9
    40
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    MIDST

    92A In the heart of, poetically

    9
    35
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    SUM

    36D Put together

    8
    80
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    FAIR

    19D "Sounds reasonable"

    8
    73
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    PODS

    51A Whales swim in them

    8
    40
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    YEESH

    104D "Hoo-boy!"

    8
    19
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    ASHES

    103D Barbecue leftovers

    7
    109
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    HYDE

    81A Malicious Mr. of fiction

    7
    69
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    WEAR

    121A Sport

    7
    68
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    AMPLE

    64A Expansive

    7
    59
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    BRAS

    12A They may be wireless

    7
    59
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    WHAT

    100D "Are you serious?!"

    7
    38
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    NODS

    22D Go-aheads

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    68
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    AMENS

    16A Mass approvals

    6
    57
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    YEMEN

    3D Nation across the Bab el-Mandeb Strait from Djibouti

    6
    53
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    DETEST

    20D Abominate

    6
    35
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    PINOT

    18D Alternative to a cab

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    27
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    DOMES

    38A Features of Russian Orthodox churches

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    25
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    MAYI

    102A "Allow me to demonstrate?"

    6
    19
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    SWAB

    108D Lowly deckhand

    5
    71
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    COLE

    97D Natalie with 12 Top 40 hits

    5
    53
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    LDS

    55A Mormon Church inits.

    5
    49
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    FIEF

    47D It's a lot for a lord to manage

    5
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    MOUSSE

    50A It might make your hair stand on end

    5
    20
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    JUS

    42D Au ___ (menu phrase)

    5
    13
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    OYL

    75A Olive in old comics

    4
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    TOA

    54D Worn ___ frazzle

    4
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    SALAMI

    82A A regular in Italian clubs?

    4
    56
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    MATEO

    102D California's San ___ County

    3
    30
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    ONRYE

    31D How Reubens are made

    3
    24
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    AMTRAK

    87D Operator of the Texas Eagle and Southwest Chief

    3
    22
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    HAJI

    40A Trekker to Mecca

    3
    22
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    HAVETO

    5D Must

    3
    11
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    OHISEE

    107A "It all makes sense now"

    3
    10
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    FEUDS

    61A Longstanding rivalries

    3
    8
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    ANTIFA

    112A Left-wing protest group

    3
    5
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    COAST

    74A Do the bare minimum

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    40
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    ALABAMA

    14D Home of the Rosa Parks Museum

    2
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    CLIMB

    9D Move up

    2
    20
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    UIE

    117D Illegal car maneuver, often

    2
    20
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    PEELED

    59D Left quickly, with "out"

    2
    13
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    SPOUSE

    46D Life partner

    2
    12
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    TBONDS

    95D Some low-risk government issues, informally

    2
    11
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    SIXTY

    71A Count on one hand?

    2
    10
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    TUSKS

    72D Mastodons' defenses

    2
    10
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    FOY

    61D "The Crown" actress Claire

    2
    8
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    KEEPAT

    118A Don't give up on

    2
    7
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    LLOYDS

    58D Co-star of "Airplane!" and "Hot Shots!"

    2
    7
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    PALOALTO

    18A Bay Area start-up mecca

    2
    7
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    ALAKAZAM

    87A Cry for a spell?

    2
    5
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    DUDEBRO

    101A Obnoxiously fratty sort

    2
    3
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    DOTBOMB debut

    29A Failed web venture, in slang

    2
    2
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    HANDCAR debut

    5A Seesaw-powered vehicle on railroad tracks

    2
    2
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    ONEONONE

    24A Private meeting

    1
    41
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    BING

    28A Alternative to Google

    1
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    ONEPM

    39D What takes a toll?

    1
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    PULP

    56A Sensational reading material

    1
    21
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    ROYS

    11D "Succession" TV family

    1
    20
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    ARIDE

    96D Take for ___ (bamboozle)

    1
    19
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    JACOB

    1D Son of Isaac

    1
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    AHMED

    80D "Arabian Nights" prince

    1
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    ADOPTEE

    89D Rescue dog, e.g.

    1
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    IMADEIT

    52A Declaration upon arrival

    1
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    JOYS

    1A Delights

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    REARLIT

    79A Like the moon in a solar eclipse

    1
    7
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    ASTOUND

    35A Flabbergast

    1
    6
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    DELTACO

    94A Fast-food chain with a sunrise in its logo

    1
    6
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    UPTOYOU

    57D "Go ahead and decide"

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    6
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    LIKENEW

    88D Perfectly refurbished

    1
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    LADIESMAN

    49D Don Juan

    1
    4
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    URBANART

    44A Murals or graffiti, e.g.

    1
    4
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    BYGONES

    122A Apt word spelled from this puzzle's "covered" letters, top to bottom

    1
    3
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    FUELED

    19A Powered (by)

    1
    3
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    SEDUCER

    15D Siren, for one

    1
    3
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    DETAG

    101D Unlink from a social media post, say

    1
    2
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    ADTEXT debut

    41D Long story short?

    1
    1
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    ASAGUIDE debut

    119A How ancient mariners relied on the stars

    1
    1
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    ATOOFAR debut

    83D Over the line, so to speak

    1
    1
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    BUILDSS debut

    30D Practices diplomacy

    1
    1
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    BURNEDS debut

    12D Left jobs on bad terms, say

    1
    1
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    CAMUNIVERSITY debut

    21A Where Lords Byron and Tennyson studied

    1
    1
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    HELLAGOOD debut

    85A 2002 hit song for No Doubt

    1
    1
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    HEYBUD debut

    26D "Hi there, friend"

    1
    1
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    HOOFSIT debut

    40D Chooses sidewalk over subway, say

    1
    1
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    INCREOLE debut

    63D How some Cajuns converse

    1
    1
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    LAZULI debut

    78D Lapis ___, blue gem pulverized for paint during the Renaissance

    1
    1
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    MASHIN debut

    25A Add, as cilantro to guacamole

    1
    1
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    OFMICEANDMEN debut

    66A 1937 Steinbeck novella

    1
    1
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    OILBASED debut

    110A Like some economies and moisturizers

    1
    1
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    SOULFULLY debut

    46A How one might sing an R&B ballad

    1
    1
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    TROLLDOLL debut

    37D Fad figurine with colorful unkempt hair

    1
    1
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    UMUM debut

    48D "I mean ... uh ... it's just ..."

    1
    1
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    WATERUNDERTHE debut

    114A Past disagreements that are no longer of concern ... or each block of shaded squares in this puzzle?

    1
    1