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Friday · 70 answers · 6 debuts

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

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    TNT

    43A Invention originally used as a yellow dye, in brief

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    LET

    30A Court ruling?

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    STAR

    4D Lead

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    GAS

    22A Sign by a highway exit

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    LEI

    26D Natural necklace

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    310
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    TOE

    53D Place for a ring

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    293
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    RAE

    38A Social media influencer Addison ___

    28
    278
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    ELLE

    8D Monthly with a palindromic name

    25
    221
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    ROD

    21A Word with tie or fly

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    157
  10. 10
    MEN

    5D "___ Explain Things to Me," influential 2014 essay collection by Rebecca Solnit

    19
    145
  11. 11
    EMIR

    18A Ruler often seen in a robe

    18
    218
  12. 12
    UFO

    40A Frequent conspiracy subject

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    131
  13. 13
    LAB

    27A Where a flask might be kept

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    144
  14. 14
    SOAR

    9D Fly

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    125
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    TSKS

    56A Disdainful sounds

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    63
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    AGREE

    54A Match up

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    154
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    LANE

    50A Track selection

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    142
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    ACELA

    28A High-speed commuter option

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    58
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    LOBE

    50D Place for a ring

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    75
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    TINY

    31A Like the Lilliputians

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    64
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    OLIN

    49D Lena of "Alias"

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    112
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    OATES

    37A Hall mate?

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    70
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    TAFT

    34D First president to own a car

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    64
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    HUG

    36A O, on a letter

    8
    38
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    VAT

    24A Big container

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    101
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    UNCLE

    45D Scrooge, to Donald Duck

    7
    74
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    AFTER

    1D Caption in a comparison ad

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    70
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    SANAA

    15A Mideast capital

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    31
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    GALE

    22D It's a blast

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    67
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    PUP

    44A Baby bat

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    61
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    TITO

    31D One of the Jackson brothers

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    98
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    SOBS

    10A Sounds of melodrama

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    49
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    PARSE

    39D Break into bits

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    46
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    TULSA

    43D Southern city that was once home to Black Wall Street

    5
    42
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    SNAKEEYES

    57A One-sided dice?

    5
    17
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    LAYERS

    23A Hens, but not roosters

    5
    14
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    PIES

    39A Stephen Sondheim's "The Worst ___ in London"

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    58
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    PLOW

    25A Yoga pose with arms extended and legs folded over the head

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    46
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    QUE

    33D "___ pasa?"

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    46
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    VEIL

    24D Facial concealer

    4
    35
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    METES

    42D Gives (out)

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    34
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    PEELS

    46D Some spa treatments

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    22
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    SNOTS

    51A Conceited sorts

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    8
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    RADS

    48D Exposure units

    3
    37
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    LURID

    3D Sensational

    3
    33
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    CURL

    35A Twist

    3
    25
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    TUTTI

    17A Performed by the whole ensemble, in music

    3
    23
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    STRAW

    15D Suck it!

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    59
  49. 49
    LOUIS

    7D "___ and the Good Book" (1958 jazz album)

    2
    23
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    OLDMAN

    41A Pops

    2
    10
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    PLUGS

    25D Good words, so to speak

    2
    9
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    ONTHELINE

    11D At stake

    2
    6
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    ALLSMILES

    1A Beaming

    2
    5
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    BATARANGS

    12D DC Comics weapons, one of which can be seen at the Smithsonian

    2
    3
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    QUIETQUITTING debut

    32A Trend for unengaged employees

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    2
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    SAUCY

    10D Like some teenagers and pasta

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    13
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    ALLATONCE

    52A In concert

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    7
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    TARANTULA

    16A Fuzzy exotic pet

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    CROSSAT

    35D Grumpy toward

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    3
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    PANAY

    44D Philippine island that's home to Iloilo

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    3
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    DISCOBALL

    55A It makes a spin around a dance floor

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    2
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    ISTHATATHING

    6D Question of legitimacy

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    2
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    LLAMO

    2D "Me ___ …" (Spanish for "My name is …")

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    2
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    SAILSBY

    13D Passes with ease

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    2
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    SUPERGROUP

    47A The Traveling Wilburys or Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young

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    2
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    ALOTTOUNPACK debut

    20D Overwhelming and needing time for consideration

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    1
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    AQUALUNGS debut

    28D These might help people take deep breaths

    1
    1
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    CUREDPORK debut

    29D Bacon or pancetta

    1
    1
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    FLUTESOLO debut

    14A Wind up alone?

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    1
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    HIERARCHAL debut

    19A Classified in levels

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    1