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Sunday · 138 answers · 17 debuts

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

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    ACE

    86A Whiz

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    STY

    26A Messy room

    47
    343
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    ERE

    83A Poetic preposition

    43
    602
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    EON

    122A Over time period?

    43
    343
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    EGO

    53A What Ralph represents in a Freudian analysis of "Lord of the Flies"

    42
    393
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    ART

    87A Counterpart of science, they say

    40
    384
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    IDO

    118A Union contract?

    33
    336
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    ROE

    113D Tobiko or masago

    33
    283
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    ANY

    114D ___ second

    33
    249
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    ANTS

    29A Proverbial hard workers

    33
    247
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    ACT

    4D State lines?

    31
    302
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    EMIT

    109D Send off

    30
    262
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    UNO

    22A Game night cry

    30
    241
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    UTE

    19A Pikes Peak people

    27
    263
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    OPEN

    27A Make the first bet

    26
    217
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    SIT

    46A Squat, so to speak

    26
    172
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    IOTA

    106D Tiniest bit

    25
    243
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    EURO

    84A Lead-in to zone

    22
    221
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    SAG

    10D Slump

    22
    191
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    OED

    93D Ref. work that began as a Philological Society project

    22
    141
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    BOA

    111A Creature that swallows its prey whole

    21
    168
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    ELAN

    36D Pizazz

    20
    267
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    TEEN

    72A Library section

    20
    192
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    EBB

    48A Go back down

    20
    182
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    OUI

    34A Ardennes assent

    20
    131
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    CIA

    30A Bourne's employer in "The Bourne Identity," in brief

    19
    206
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    OWL

    115A "Wise" one

    18
    135
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    SIA

    47A Pop singer with noted bangs (and bangers!)

    17
    43
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    ABUT

    76D Share a side

    15
    135
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    CAB

    112D Thing to catch in a city

    14
    129
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    BOP

    111D Catchy song, in slang

    14
    68
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    BID

    105A Bridge component

    14
    59
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    AWED

    9D Thunderstruck

    13
    98
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    SCOT

    51A J. M. Barrie, for one

    12
    113
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    TODO

    44D Hubbub

    12
    103
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    THOR

    5D Hammer wielder of myth

    12
    99
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    TESTS

    65D Bits of troubleshooting

    12
    94
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    ONEG

    102A Universal donor's designation, informally

    11
    63
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    USEME

    58D 1972 Bill Withers hit whose title sounds like a command

    11
    28
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    YEAR

    33A Total revolution?

    10
    126
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    BIB

    16A Neckwear provided at some restaurants

    9
    74
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    DIETS

    45A Common resolutions

    9
    46
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    YOLO

    110A Exclamation before an ill-advised action, maybe

    9
    27
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    TACT

    43A Sensitivity

    8
    102
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    RUT

    101A Moose's mating season

    8
    101
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    STD

    15D Health class subj.

    8
    94
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    PEW

    67A Place of prayer

    8
    74
  48. 48
    EPCOT

    48D Disney theme park

    8
    57
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    NAV

    69A Sat ___ (GPS system)

    8
    32
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    LPS

    85A Some music collectibles, for short

    7
    101
  51. 51
    RETIE

    35D Knot again!

    7
    56
  52. 52
    UTOPIA

    2D Heaven on earth

    7
    44
  53. 53
    ICONIC

    12D Quintessential

    7
    20
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    CAW

    30D Call of a raven

    6
    66
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    SHUT

    13D Turn (off)

    6
    52
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    PLATO

    59D "Allegory of the cave" philosopher

    6
    46
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    CHILI

    20A One-dish meal

    6
    42
  58. 58
    LILY

    42D Harry Potter's mother

    6
    39
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    ONEONE

    66A New Year's Day

    6
    28
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    LEWD

    108D Apt rhyme of "nude" and "crude"

    5
    55
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    TINS

    14D Spam holders

    5
    54
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    FORT

    79D Snow day project

    5
    42
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    BOY

    18D ___ wonder

    5
    37
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    IMAY

    106A "We'll see"

    5
    29
  65. 65
    REREAD

    28A Go back over

    5
    21
  66. 66
    ATECROW

    116A "Enjoyed" some humble pie

    5
    19
  67. 67
    EFRON

    74D Zac of "Baywatch"

    5
    13
  68. 68
    PLS

    119A Counterpart of "thx"

    5
    13
  69. 69
    RANGE

    35A Singer's asset

    4
    62
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    ATWAR

    4A In conflict

    4
    48
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    STOOP

    104A Betray one's standards

    4
    32
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    ACCEDE

    38D Bow (to)

    4
    27
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    VALOR

    62A Medal-earning mettle

    4
    26
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    GLEAN

    103D Extract

    4
    23
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    SATYR

    91D Bacchanalian beast

    3
    58
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    INUIT

    24D Traditional makers of anoraks

    3
    56
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    OTTOMAN

    34D Aid in getting a leg up?

    3
    29
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    TOLEDO

    98D "Holy ___!"

    3
    25
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    STARTS

    96A Goes first

    3
    22
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    DETECT

    3D Pick up on

    3
    21
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    ASSISTS

    9A Basketball stats category

    3
    20
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    HEWTO

    73D Follow closely

    3
    6
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    TUSHIE

    70A Behind

    3
    6
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    ACAIBOWL debut

    82D Trendy treat of Brazilian origin

    3
    3
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    CRONUT debut

    57D Portmanteau pastry

    3
    3
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    LARK

    81D Bit of carefree fun

    2
    46
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    BOONE

    49D Yankees manager Aaron

    2
    40
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    NEGEV

    40D Desert bordering Sinai

    2
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    BUD

    1A Begin to flower

    2
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    ASFOR

    41D Regarding

    2
    25
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    GOODS

    88A Freight, e.g.

    2
    20
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    PERSON

    55D Soul

    2
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    PINUP

    64D Centerfold, say

    2
    16
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    TORPOR

    52D Listlessness

    2
    15
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    ALFRED

    7D ___ Butts, inventor of Scrabble

    2
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    HOMIE

    73A Broski

    2
    12
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    SPOTON

    99D Perfect in every way

    2
    12
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    KITED

    100A Wrote, as a bad check

    2
    10
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    ROOKIE

    97D Cub or colt

    2
    10
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    BADSEED

    120A Corrupting influence

    2
    9
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    UPROOTS

    71D Eradicates starting from the bottom

    2
    5
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    WATCHIT

    21A "You're playing with fire!"

    2
    3
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    BAREESSENTIALS debut

    50D Absolute minimum required

    2
    2
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    FLIPSON debut

    54A Betrays

    2
    2
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    LASTROW debut

    81A Section of the nosebleed seats

    2
    2
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    YEAHSO debut

    95D "Whatcha gonna do about it?"

    2
    2
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    MRED

    107D Talking horse of '60s TV

    1
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    TIOS

    90A Uncles, in Uruguay

    1
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    LOCALE

    108A Backdrop

    1
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    USAIN

    117A Bolting Bolt

    1
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    FRAUD

    78D Identity theft, for one

    1
    15
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    MONTY

    121A Full ___

    1
    12
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    RITEAID

    8D CVS competitor

    1
    12
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    STRAUSS

    11D Big name in jeans

    1
    11
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    RCPT

    63A Purchase printout: Abbr.

    1
    9
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    TSURIS

    70D Yiddish word meaning "woe"

    1
    7
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    FATIMA

    37A Daughter of Muhammad

    1
    6
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    FRANCS

    94D Swiss "cheese"

    1
    6
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    LOVEME

    60D 1956 Elvis hit whose title sounds like a command

    1
    6
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    REDWOOD

    80D The 380-foot-tall Hyperion, for one

    1
    5
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    SANCTUM

    89D Man cave, maybe

    1
    5
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    GRUYERE

    88D Swiss cheese

    1
    4
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    INTAGLIO

    17D Opposite of relief, in printmaking

    1
    3
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    BUGOFF

    1D "Leave me alone!"

    1
    2
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    BUSINESSSCHOOL

    16D Sloan or Wharton

    1
    2
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    TEASPOONS

    75A There are 768 of these in a gallon

    1
    2
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    WIFEY

    6D The missus

    1
    2
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    CORNEREDTHEMARKET debut

    112A "Finally, I decided to buy a grocery store on an intersection, but a rival had ..."

    1
    1
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    CORRIDORS debut

    61A Passages

    1
    1
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    DIDNTSCALEWELL debut

    39A "When that fell through, I tried my hand at fishmongering, but we …"

    1
    1
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    FICUS debut

    31A Popular indoor tree

    1
    1
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    GOTITOFFTHEGROUND debut

    23A "First, I founded an aerospace start-up, but I never …"

    1
    1
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    HARDIER debut

    25D Like kale vis-à-vis lettuce

    1
    1
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    POACHEDOUREMPLOYEES debut

    56A "Next, I pivoted into breakfast restaurants, but competitors …"

    1
    1
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    RANOUTOFRUNWAY debut

    92A "I decided to try operating an airport, but just before launch we …"

    1
    1
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    SMASHIN debut

    32D Break, as a window

    1
    1
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    SUFFEREDFROMBURNOUT debut

    77A "When I tried candlemaking, all my workers …"

    1
    1
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    WIDEOUT debut

    68D Football receiver

    1
    1