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Wednesday · 74 answers · 3 debuts

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

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    ODE

    65A Work whose name comes from the Greek for "sing"

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    ALA

    15A Huntsville's home: Abbr.

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    OLE

    35D ___ Miss

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    ADS

    57A What some online blockers block

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    ELSE

    69A "Anything ___?"

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    SEA

    44A Whatever floats your boat!

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    NET

    34D "Interwebs"

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    ADE

    62D Ending with lime or orange

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    OSLO

    25D City with 40 islands and nearly 350 lakes within its limits

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    OBOE

    28D "O," in W.W. II radio lingo

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    ACTS

    30D Doesn't hesitate

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    NED

    22A "The Simpsons" neighbor

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    ESTEE

    56D Cosmetics mogul Lauder

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    ACH

    30A "Darn!," in Germany

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    INRE

    11D Memo heading

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    SEED

    12D What the stone is in a stone fruit

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    WAS

    5A Played the role of

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    ATONE

    16A Make amends

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    TREAT

    63A "My ___" ("Put your money away")

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    MSG

    48A Manhattan hoops venue, in brief

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    ALERT

    6D Wide-awake

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    REEF

    47D Destination for scuba divers

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    NORA

    29D Screenwriter Ephron

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    MED

    68A Kind of school

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    SERTA

    59A Sealy competitor

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    EVADE

    64A Escape

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    AFEW

    57D Several

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    ETUDE

    52D Practice piece

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    MOOT

    24D Unworthy of debate

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    REX

    36D "Vivat ___!" ("Long live the king!")

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    ASSAM

    1D Variety of Indian tea

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    AMPS

    19D Circuitry units

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    DUO

    26A What's needed for a "Who's on First?" routine

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    SARAH

    17A "Sex and the City" actress ___ Jessica Parker

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    SEMIS

    8A Sights at overnight rest stops

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    CHAI

    31D Variety of Indian tea

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    TATE

    42A Famed art patron Henry

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    SAMOA

    7D American ___

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    SCARE

    66A Close call

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    WETS

    39D Dampens

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    TEXAN

    43A Houston N.F.L. player

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    27
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    ONEAL

    54D N.B.A. great nicknamed "Diesel"

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    DONOR

    33A Listing near a museum door, perhaps

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    SISTER

    45A Word with soul or sob

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    27
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    UNAGI

    2D Eel, at a sushi restaurant

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    DIVA

    58D Go full ___ (make a big deal of things, in modern slang)

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    SNORT

    13A [That's hilarious!]

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    SOSOON

    27A "Why are you in such a rush?"

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    AGAPE

    20A Visibly in awe

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    WASTE

    5D Garbage

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    LORAX

    3D Literary character who cries "You're glumping the pond where the Humming-Fish hummed!"

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    INSECTS

    41D Web attachments?

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    TROMP

    21A Walk loudly

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    THEDUDE

    14D Jeff Bridges's "Big Lebowski" stoner role, familiarly

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    ETH

    9D Biblical verb ending

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    LOBO

    37A Southwestern wolf

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    JAMB

    40D Doorway feature

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    AULD

    1A "___ Lang Syne"

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    CONES

    60A Some traffic directors

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    WAGER

    67A Amount at stake

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    ENSLER

    46D Eve who wrote "The Vagina Monologues"

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    VROOM

    51D Sound of a roar, maybe

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    GFORCE

    49D Sensation on a roller coaster

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    RARED

    53D Stood on hind legs, with "up"

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    HITSASNAG debut

    32D Suddenly encounters trouble

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    REARS

    55D Derrières

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    SAPPHO

    8D Lyric poet from Lesbos

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    DRAPED

    4D Hung loosely

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    SEMAPHORE

    18A Flag-waver's specialty

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    CHIWETELEJIOFOR

    38A Best Actor nominee for "12 Years a Slave"

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    FINALFOUR

    61A March Madness component that's a phonetic hint to 18-, 23-, 38- and 50-Across

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    MIXEDMETAPHOR

    23A "When the going gets tough, the early bird gets the worm," e.g.

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    ASNEVERBEFORE debut

    50A In an unprecedented manner

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    MOONROOFS debut

    10D Overhead features on sports cars

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