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Sunday · 142 answers · 8 debuts

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

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    IRE

    79A Pique

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    USE

    27A Apt letters that complete this word: P_RPO_ _

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    IRA

    43D Roth ___

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    OREO

    20A Cookie with its name on it

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    EPEE

    67A Alternative to foil or saber

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    TRI

    48D Hint to the number of ingredients in Triscuits

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    ANTS

    54D They might come out of the woodwork

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    ONCE

    60D Eleven, in El Salvador

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    SKA

    40D Caribbean musical genre

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    ACHE

    114D Long

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    ITEM

    115D Express lane unit

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    ADA

    82A Lovelace of early computer programming

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    ADD

    86D Button on social media

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    SPY

    119D ___ vs. ___ (Mad strip)

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    STEM

    128A Part of most musical notes

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    SLED

    46D Wheelless vehicle

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    ETCH

    91D Do some engraving

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    TON

    61A Equivalent of 32,000 ounces

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    SOSO

    40A Uninspired

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    NEAR

    111A ___ beer (nonalcoholic beverage)

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    SEW

    39A Fashion something fashionable, maybe

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    AVA

    82D ___ Max, singer of the 2018 hit "Sweet but Psycho"

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    AER

    24D ___ Lingus

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    LENT

    50D Allowed to be borrowed

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    CNN

    112A MSNBC competitor

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    ACED

    28A Nailed

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    DEL

    83D Neighbor of Md.

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    DOH

    78D [Forehead palm smack]

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    TOO

    70D Ridiculously

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    ARAL

    33D Asia's disappearing ___ Sea

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    LIP

    44D It's involved in kissing and telling

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    WET

    5A Slathered in sauce, in restaurant-speak

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    RIG

    122D Fix

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    OCD

    107D Anxiety condition, for short

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    ACDC

    1D Rock band with a slash (but not Slash)

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    ASKS

    1A Favors

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    NOM

    121D Paul ou Paulette

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    TIME

    23D Proctor's pronouncement

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    TESSA

    7D Actress Thompson of "Creed"

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    DEER

    29D The "Do" in "Do-Re-Mi"

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    ENSUE

    6D Result

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    KIA

    98A Soul seller

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    IPAS

    73A Bitter brews

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    AVER

    90D Swear

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    AMIE

    125A Female French friend

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    EDDY

    117D Current event?

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    SINE

    19A Cosecant's reciprocal

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    SEDAN

    17D Car that Brits call a "saloon"

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    SMEAR

    19D Mascara mishap

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    EMOJI

    13D Kind of keyboard

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    TACO

    124A Filled, folded food

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    POSE

    63D It might be a stretch

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    HOST

    72D Have over

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    WII

    5D GameCube successor

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    EMIL

    67D Man's name that becomes a distance if you move the first letter to the end

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    SPEW

    75D Erupt

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    EEO

    58D U.S. fair-hiring inits.

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    PORE

    68D Sponge feature

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    HEAD

    126A O, in hangman

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    CHIA

    18A "Pet" you wouldn't take to the vet

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    SAND

    4D Castle material, maybe

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    RIND

    97A Skin

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    EMMY

    130A Mathematician Noether

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    PEG

    129A Cribbage marker

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    SHIA

    2D Like much of Iran

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    HTML

    49D Web page code

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    SEOUL

    76A Home of the 123-story Lotte World Tower

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    SEAM

    116D Quilter's line

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    YAP

    56A Prattle

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    MONO

    85D Non-stereo

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    HUH

    12D "Whaddya mean?"

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    EEYORE

    57A Sorry ass?

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    CONS

    35D Bamboozles

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    COB

    8D It's totally corny

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    PERE

    104D Title for a French priest

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    HOLA

    53D Spanish salutation

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    DOVE

    32D Went under

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    UNCAP

    108D Open, as a toothpaste tube

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    ELISHA

    51A Otis of elevator fame

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    UMPIRE

    21A One of four on a diamond

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    OYL

    64D Olive ___ of "Popeye"

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    ASSERT

    55A Set forth

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    CRASS

    110A Rude … or, without its first two letters, rude person

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    ODYSSEY

    42D Long quest

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    SONOMA

    84A California wine valley

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    ATTESTS

    94D Swears

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    REORG

    81D Corp. shuffle

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    CCTV

    8A Letters on security camera footage

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    VOILA

    41A Revealing word

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    VALET

    96A Professional who works a lot

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    COHN

    93D "SportsCenter" anchor Linda

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    CRIER

    34D Old yeller?

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    CICERO

    35A "The greatest as well as the most elegant of Roman philosophers," per Voltaire

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    ERENOW

    16D Heretofore

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    ONEON

    64A Scenario before a two-run home run, say

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    REINER

    38A Rob in Hollywood

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    OMBRE

    103D Color-blending technique

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    GEODES

    77A Natural decorations on some bookshelves

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    HORNED

    25A Bull-headed?

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    COPSTO

    102A Takes the blame for

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    KARMIC

    98D Like a comeuppance, perhaps

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    STARSIGN

    88D Leo, for one

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    GNOME

    109D Garden statuette

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    ROTATE

    100A Change positions, as in volleyball

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    SCARS

    105D Lasting bad memories, so to speak

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    CREASE

    9D Step in origami

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    LESSEE

    87A One with a landlord

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    KIDD

    3D Sue Monk ___, author of "The Secret Life of Bees"

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    MOLDS

    74A Gets in shape?

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    ISOUT

    106D Got tagged

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    MUNG

    71D Bean variety

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    IWANNA

    99D "Lemme, lemme!"

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    NORISK

    45A Like a money-back guarantee

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    TWOCAR

    92A Double-wide, as a garage

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    VINNIE

    15D ___ Barbarino, John Travolta's role on "Welcome Back, Kotter"

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    ISOSCELES

    36D Having two equal sides

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    RATATAT

    95D Knocking onomatopoeia

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    DWELT

    65A Lived (in)

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    SCANTY

    127A Meager

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    BRAISE

    113A Slowly cook, in a way

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    THRACE

    101D Ancient Greek area north of Thessaly

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    PREYON

    80A Hunt

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    STEPSONIT

    52D Puts the pedal to the metal

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    AMNIOS

    118A Prenatal tests, in brief

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    CADDIE

    26A Club assistant

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    APRESSKI

    14D Setting for some post-run refreshments?

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    COWERED

    37D Behaved like the lion in Oz

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    RINGUP

    123A Call

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    WIENERS

    66D Pack of dogs?

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    CRIMPS

    62A Pinches

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    HEAVES

    12A Big flings

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    DIDNTMISSABEAT

    22A I visited the cardiologist, who …

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    JENNA

    30A Partner of Hoda on "Today"

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    VOTEDNO

    11D Gave a thumbs-down

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    GAVEMETHENOD debut

    89A I visited a sleep specialist, who …

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    KNOWTHEDRILL debut

    47A I visited a dentist and now I …

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    LOSTMYTOUCH debut

    69A I visited the anesthesiologist and now I've …

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    MADEARASHDECISION debut

    31A I visited the dermatologist, who …

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    SAWRIGHTTHROUGHME debut

    105A I visited the radiologist, who …

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    STANDCORRECTED debut

    120A I visited the podiatrist and now I …

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    TEACHIN debut

    10D Educational forum

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    YOUGAME debut

    59D "We doin' this?"

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