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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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    SET

    122D Complete collection

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    ACE

    32D Hotshot

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    493
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    OLE

    57D Stadium cheer

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    525
  4. 4
    SEE

    60D "Told you so!"

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    430
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    LEE

    120D Min Jin ___, author of the 2017 best seller "Pachinko"

    40
    360
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    EPA

    37D Superfund grp.

    36
    320
  7. 7
    EVE

    13D First lady?

    34
    373
  8. 8
    TIE

    35D Clip-on, for one

    34
    284
  9. 9
    EELS

    61D Ursine : bears :: anguilliform : ___

    28
    199
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    TMI

    82D "Eww! Enough!"

    27
    122
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    STEP

    66D Part of a process

    25
    229
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    DOT

    8D Part of an ellipsis

    25
    178
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    AGRA

    111D Tourist mecca in southern Asia

    24
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  14. 14
    IDOL

    21A False ___

    23
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    STP

    52A "The Racer's Edge" sloganeer

    23
    172
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    ARAB

    85A Many a Yemeni

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    228
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    NOT

    103D "As if!"

    22
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    ENYA

    115D Singer with the album "Watermark"

    22
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    SOSO

    78D Just ... all right

    21
    154
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    SAGA

    42D Story that isn't a quick read

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    144
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    EDNA

    10D Novelist Ferber

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    245
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    URN

    121D You can dispense with this

    19
    244
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    REM

    47D ___ cycle

    19
    158
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    ESPN

    41D Disney subsidiary

    19
    154
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    EGAD

    5A "Yikes!"

    18
    203
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    EOS

    5D Dawn figure, in myth

    17
    173
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    HERS

    27D For the lady

    17
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    IMAC

    80D Apple variety

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    154
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    INC

    88D Bimonthly business magazine

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    126
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    ABU

    48D "Aladdin" sidekick

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    MEH

    69D "I've seen better"

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    80
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    DEER

    67A Animal that becomes a plant if spelled backward

    13
    154
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    PAPA

    1A "Old man"

    13
    134
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    GNU

    6D Bovid named for the sound it makes

    13
    127
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    ACELA

    4D 150-mile-per-hour train

    13
    58
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    DISS

    39D Bit of slander

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    29
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    REA

    81D Stephen of "Michael Collins"

    12
    201
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    LOSS

    129A Bad news for an investor

    12
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    DIY

    98D Like Ikea furniture assembly, for short

    12
    35
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    AROMA

    2D Petrichor, n.: The pleasant ___ of rainfall on dry soil

    11
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    HEP

    70D Cool, back in the day

    11
    82
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    TEAR

    127A Dash

    10
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    TBAR

    77D Lift type

    10
    144
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    DENT

    128A Measurable impact, so to speak

    10
    112
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    AGER

    74A New ___

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    108
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    ZEN

    25D Serene, informally

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    102
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    ANNO

    113D Part of A.D.

    9
    128
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    OHM

    86A Piece de resistance?

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    ABASE

    111A Shame, e.g.

    9
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    FRI

    71D "Good" day: Abbr.

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    SKYE

    124A Kind of terrier

    9
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    EMMY

    18D TV award

    9
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    IDK

    97D "No idea," in a text

    9
    12
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    SLOMO

    12D Remedy for a blink-and-you-missed-it moment

    8
    53
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    HERON

    84D Bittern, e.g.

    8
    47
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    TAEBO

    51A 1990s workout fad

    8
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    VAC

    96D Hoover, for one, in brief

    8
    43
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    WHEN

    79D Info in a party invitation

    8
    42
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    MIR

    56D Peace, in Russian

    7
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    AOK

    118D Hunky-dory

    7
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    SEMIS

    87A Tourney round

    7
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    LEGS

    64D Staying power

    7
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    LETO

    40D Titan who gave birth on Delos

    7
    59
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    BEEN

    112D "Never ___ Kissed" (1999 Drew Barrymore film)

    7
    51
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    ARMANI

    50A Luxury fashion label

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    IMEAN

    44D Words after a verbal gaffe

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    ANORAK

    126A Warm coat

    6
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    PLO

    94D Grp. once led by Arafat

    5
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    ERRATA

    89A Some goofs

    5
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    LORRE

    116A Chuck ___, TV director/producer who's known as the "King of Sitcoms"

    5
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    MEDS

    9A Childproof bottle contents, for short

    5
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    SKORT

    76A Athleisure portmanteau

    5
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    TBONES

    102A Porterhouse alternatives

    5
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    ALBERTA

    93D Landlocked province

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    ASI

    7D "___ was saying ..."

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    GOES

    53A Says, informally

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    ERIES

    109D People of western New York

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    49
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    EXIST

    104D Live and breathe

    4
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    PROMO

    43D BOGO, e.g.

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    PUB

    33D Place for a porter

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    BRAVO

    108D "Nice job!"

    4
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    LURK

    17D Hang in the shadows

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    FWD

    119D Email chain abbr.

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    MORAL

    107D Storybook ending?

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    AMAHL

    63A "___ and the Night Visitors" (opera)

    3
    33
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    EMILY

    26A Post concerned with etiquette

    3
    32
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    STEERS

    75A Guides

    3
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    NORAD

    72D Santa-tracking org.

    3
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    EDIBLE

    13A Purchase at a cannabis dispensary

    3
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    REW

    31D Remote button abbr.

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    STOKE

    105D Feed

    3
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    ONCALL

    99A Ready and waiting

    3
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    CHRIS

    30D Country singer Stapleton

    3
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    MISERS

    9D Skinflints

    3
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    RESULTS

    90D Election night news

    3
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    AVIDREADER

    95A One sailing through long passages

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    GRATE

    73D Really annoy, with "on"

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    DOORS

    11D Subject of a subway announcement

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    BLAZER

    101D Sports jacket

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    DEARANN

    14D Start of a classic request for advice

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    RENATO

    123A Lead role in 1978's "La Cage aux Folles"

    2
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    OXTEAM

    114A The yoke's on them

    2
    4
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    PEWIT

    3D Bird also known as a lapwing

    2
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    POWERSUIT

    23A It might be pressed before work

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    3
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    RENDS

    110D Sunders

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    MAWS

    58D Big mouths

    1
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    ARUM

    95D Kind of lily

    1
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    LILACS

    65A Fragrant bloomers

    1
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    SONTAG

    34A "On Photography" author Susan

    1
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    INIDLE

    38A Nothing-doing?

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    ROCKY

    28A Up-and-down, as a relationship

    1
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    PIPED

    1D Spoke (up)

    1
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    FLORIST

    55D Petal pusher?

    1
    5
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    GODDESS

    49D Amazing woman, slangily

    1
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    VELLUM

    22A Fine parchment

    1
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    ARIKARA

    62D Dakota tribe

    1
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    HEARME

    27A "Capeesh?"

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    3
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    ILLOGIC

    15D Bad reasoning

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    SNOOZEALARM

    24A It might be pressed before work

    1
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    CATSEAR

    92D Plant that may be mistaken for a dandelion

    1
    2
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    DASHCAM

    45D Accessory for a rideshare vehicle

    1
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    GENERATIONZ

    117A Target of many a viral marketing campaign

    1
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    IRECKONSO

    19A "Sounds 'bout right to me"

    1
    2
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    PRAGENCIES

    46A They're home to spinners

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    2
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    TACITUS

    51D "Agricola" author

    1
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    UPPISH

    83A Snooty

    1
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    BLAC debut

    16D Rap's ___ Chyna

    1
    1
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    CBRADIOS debut

    100A Gadgets for truckers

    1
    1
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    DATASCRAPER debut

    29A Internet harvesting tool

    1
    1
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    FLUSTRAIN debut

    119A Target of many a viral marketing campaign

    1
    1
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    KRYSTEN debut

    20D Actress Ritter of "Jessica Jones"

    1
    1
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    LUCKYNUMBER debut

    106A Inspiration for many a lottery pick

    1
    1
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    MUDSEASON debut

    59A Late winter/early spring, weather-wise

    1
    1
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    ONCEMOREWITHFEELING debut

    68A Bandleader's urging … or an alternative title for this puzzle

    1
    1
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    SEACAPTAIN debut

    91A One sailing through long passages

    1
    1
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    SFMOMA debut

    54A Bay Area gallery, for short

    1
    1
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    SPIDERWEBS debut

    42A They're home to spinners

    1
    1
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    SWIMSHIRT debut

    78A Certain beach top

    1
    1
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    THECURSE debut

    36A 1918-2004 Fenway Park phenomenon, familiarly

    1
    1
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    WERESAVED debut

    125A Exclamation after a rescue

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    1