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Sunday · 142 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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    ONE

    121D –

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    613
  2. 2
    EAR

    120D Something bent or lent

    57
    485
  3. 3
    EST

    60A The "e" of i.e.

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    428
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    TEN

    1D –

    39
    369
  5. 5
    IDEA

    124A Keep it in mind!

    33
    396
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    RAE

    92A ___ Sremmurd (hip-hop duo)

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    278
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    INN

    96D Overnight site

    27
    258
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    ELLE

    13D The blonde in "Legally Blonde"

    25
    221
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    TAU

    33D Letter after sigma

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    169
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    OKS

    64D Green-lights

    25
    128
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    NEED

    102A Require

    24
    214
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    REP

    117D Good name, informally

    23
    192
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    SLR

    46D Camera spec

    23
    129
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    ESS

    127A End of days?

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    413
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    RTE

    4D Hwy.

    20
    285
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    ELAN

    82A Flair

    20
    267
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    TWO

    116D –

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    165
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    DOS

    63A ___ Equis

    18
    175
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    MERE

    58A Trivial

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    155
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    SOLO

    55D One way to go

    18
    135
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    SEEP

    79D Trickle (through)

    18
    128
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    COT

    14D What might unfold at camp

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    128
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    LAO

    83D Language spoken in Luang Prabang

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    154
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    ABCS

    66A Fundamentals

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    133
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    NERO

    99D Emperor before the Year of the Four Emperors

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    243
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    NINE

    25D –

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    155
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    ESTA

    52D This, in Spanish

    15
    154
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    ACDC

    103D "Flick of the Switch" band

    15
    129
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    CGI

    14A Effects seen on FX, perhaps

    15
    55
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    ERROR

    5D Coding headache

    14
    161
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    RIA

    90D Estuary

    14
    128
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    LEIA

    37A Iconic role for Carrie Fisher

    14
    116
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    RAH

    50A When repeated, gung-ho

    13
    215
  34. 34
    CHI

    110A X

    13
    148
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    UNDO

    73A Ctrl-Z command

    13
    129
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    TSO

    126A Chinese dish eponym

    13
    88
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    SEDAN

    53D Malibu, e.g.

    12
    93
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    EMUS

    44D Their eggs are dark green

    11
    103
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    THREE

    109D –

    11
    83
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    PJS

    8A Things packed for a sleepover, informally

    11
    72
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    LISP

    12D Sigmatism, by another name

    10
    68
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    EPS

    128A You might take them out for a quick spin, informally

    10
    54
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    PSAT

    8D H.S. exam

    9
    106
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    ENDAT

    27D Wrap up by

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    36
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    ASPEN

    103A Tree with "eyes" on its bark

    8
    97
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    STD

    122D Norm: Abbr.

    8
    94
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    STEEL

    65A Prepare (oneself)

    8
    93
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    PTAS

    113D Education orgs.

    8
    87
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    CROC

    42D Relative of a gator

    8
    80
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    ARGUE

    43A Contest

    8
    61
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    DENTS

    106A They can be tapped out

    8
    36
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    TRU

    2D ___TV (network for "Impractical Jokers")

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    83
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    RERAN

    31D Put on the air again

    7
    66
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    SEVEN

    48D –

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    64
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    SIX

    61D –

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    52
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    OWLET

    26A Big-eyed baby

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    48
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    TALES

    62D Accounts

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    48
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    UMNO

    19D "Yeah … pass"

    7
    18
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    SKEE

    112D ___-Ball

    6
    61
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    IMEAN

    16D Words of clarification

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    60
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    CLE

    11A Cavs, on a scoreboard

    6
    58
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    SHORT

    104D Curt

    6
    40
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    EIGHT

    32D –

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    37
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    COTTA

    68D Terra ___

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    34
  65. 65
    APPT

    66D Schedule slot filler: Abbr.

    6
    31
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    NDAS debut

    114D Hush-hush pacts, in brief

    6
    6
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    ISR

    78A Leb. neighbor

    5
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    SRTA

    22D Mlle., in Madrid

    5
    103
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    DIM

    3D Lower, as lights

    5
    80
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    COB

    39D Male swan

    5
    63
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    SULU

    18A Helmsman on "Star Trek"

    5
    54
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    ERITREA

    17A Nation on the Red Sea

    4
    39
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    FOUR

    81D –

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    35
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    FIVE

    72D –

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    33
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    GREET

    85D Welcome

    4
    32
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    LGS

    119D Some smartphones

    4
    16
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    PLOWS

    74A Does some field work

    4
    16
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    NEHI

    107D Classic soda brand

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    EATER

    86D Consumer

    3
    42
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    FLARE

    30D Distress signal

    3
    40
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    PIETA

    95A Michelangelo masterpiece

    3
    40
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    AXL

    76A ___ Rose of Guns N' Roses

    3
    38
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    ALANA

    35A Haim of "Licorice Pizza"

    3
    33
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    TRIED

    49D Brought before a jury

    3
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    WINS

    77A Standings column

    3
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    CREOLE

    101D Louisiana cooking style

    3
    24
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    JUL

    9D 7/

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    12
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    GOTYA

    15D Exclamation on April Fools' Day

    3
    7
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    KAHLUA

    93A White Russian ingredient

    3
    6
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    ALBEE

    91D "Three Tall Women" playwright

    2
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    ARABIC

    100A It can be written in scripts known as naskh and ruq'ah

    2
    34
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    ONEILL

    94A Playwright Eugene

    2
    29
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    PINES

    105D Aches (for)

    2
    24
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    SEESRED

    129A Rages

    2
    20
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    PHONO

    34A Player of 45s

    2
    19
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    IDIOMS

    98D Cold feet and cold shoulder, for two

    2
    18
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    AVENGER

    84A Thor, e.g.

    2
    15
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    MERLIN

    97A Camelot figure

    2
    14
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    AVIAS

    69A Alternatives to Pumas

    2
    9
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    PARAMUS

    34D Borough of New Jersey noted for its indoor shopping malls

    2
    6
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    TATTOOS

    88A Makeup of some sleeves

    2
    6
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    VASSAL

    70D One doing the lord's work?

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    6
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    EXACTO

    40A "Right you are!"

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    5
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    READY

    87D Set … or word said before set

    1
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    MAORIS

    45A Some Kiwis

    1
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    BLEAK

    67D Grim

    1
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    ELEGANT

    125A Classy

    1
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    YAT

    29A China's Sun ___-sen

    1
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    ENTHUSE

    56A Rave

    1
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    REDCAP

    38A Certain porter

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    APPOSE

    41D Put side by side

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    9
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    STUS

    61A Chosen name of five popes

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    NUMERAL

    23A X, but not Y

    1
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    SEAWAR

    6D Naval engagement

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    7
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    ALLIANCES

    84D Government bonds?

    1
    5
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    SALLIEMAE

    7D One taking interest in your education?

    1
    5
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    SNIPPET

    28A Excerpted passage

    1
    5
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    ASPIRER

    111A Ambitious sort

    1
    3
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    BETATESTS

    21D Checks for bugs

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    3
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    MEATBALLS

    51A Dish often topped with marinara sauce

    1
    3
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    NENEH

    114A ___ Cherry, 1989 Grammy nominee for Best New Artist

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    3
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    STOLENART

    75D Missing work?

    1
    3
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    CREWTEAM

    123A They're all pulling in the same direction

    1
    2
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    POSTERS

    54A Dorm décor, often

    1
    2
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    TINDERS

    71D Birch bark and pine cones, e.g.

    1
    2
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    WANNATRADE

    77D Exchange words?

    1
    2
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    ALUMNWSLETTER debut

    24A It might help you keep up with old classmates

    1
    1
  128. 128
    CORLEOS debut

    118A Sonny and Fredo, for two

    1
    1
  129. 129
    COWPOX debut

    11D Edward Jenner used it when developing the world's first successful vaccine

    1
    1
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    DONTRKTOOHARD debut

    115A "Take it easy once in a while!"

    1
    1
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    EARTNTRY debut

    108A Concern at the end of a space journey

    1
    1
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    FRETRAIN debut

    30A Carrier of goods by rail

    1
    1
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    HESWITHME debut

    57D "This guy? We're together"

    1
    1
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    LOSTATURN debut

    36D Landed on a licorice space in Candy Land, say

    1
    1
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    OCTAVIO debut

    59A ___ Paz, 1990 Literature Nobelist

    1
    1
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    OILBOOMS debut

    20A High times for the petroleum industry

    1
    1
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    PETITFS debut

    80A French desserts whose name translates as "small ovens"

    1
    1
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    PRESST debut

    47A Stop on a publicity tour

    1
    1
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    SANDRALEE debut

    89A TV chef who wrote "Semi-Homemade Cooking"

    1
    1
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    SLUSHPILES debut

    10D Heaps at publishing houses

    1
    1
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    TAKEF debut

    71A Break for a bit

    1
    1
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    TTDRESS debut

    1A Loose-fitting garment

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    1