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Tuesday · 81 answers · 4 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

    21A United

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    ODE

    31A One might be Horatian

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    523
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    ARE

    7D "___ you for real?"

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    533
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    EEL

    29D Fish that can give a shock

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    487
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    ALI

    44A Boxer who defeated Superman in a 1978 DC Comics issue

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    518
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    EMO

    54A Offshoot of punk

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    256
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    ETC

    29A "Jesus, ___" (Wilco song)

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    268
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    ETAL

    38A Plus these other authors: Abbr.

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    EWE

    46A Woolly mammal

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    IMO

    58D "I think …," online

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    EYES

    66A Checks out

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    TIARA

    15A Headwear for 14-Across

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    ELLA

    14A "___ Enchanted" (2004 comedy)

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    SAG

    57D Partner of AFTRA

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    AVA

    60D Director DuVernay

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    ALOHA

    2D Hawaii "bye"

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    NANA

    63A "Peter Pan" dog

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    BEE

    40D Drone, e.g.

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    184
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    BAR

    8D Unit of phone service

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    157
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    DAD

    22A Stay-at-home ___

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    144
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    COD

    41A "Atlantic" or "Pacific" fish

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    LATTE

    6D Beverage with a seasonal pumpkin spice variety

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    MEL

    59D Director Brooks

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    151
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    TENSE

    28D Like stiff muscles

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    EMOJI

    9A Melting Face or Heart Hands

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    31
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    EVENT

    62A ___ horizon (black hole boundary)

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    KIN

    37A Fam, formally

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    IDIOM

    27D Expression

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    AMIGO

    61A Pal, in Peru

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    LADY

    65A Noblewoman's title

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    65
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    MOTTO

    35D Words to live by

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    51
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    ENACT

    46D Pass into law

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    ICY

    51A Beyond chill

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    BIOS

    40A Profile features on dating apps

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    IDK

    13D "Beats me," in brief

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    12
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    ATOLL

    33D Lagoon-forming landform

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    OMEGA

    48D End of the Greek alphabet

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    129
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    EINE

    56D A, in German

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    119
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    TARP

    4D Field protector

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    78
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    HOUR

    39D The "12" of 12:34

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    56
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    IRONY

    50D "Dramatic" literary device

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    50
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    OUTDO

    24D One-up

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    47
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    RAFT

    1A Vessel for whitewater rapids

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  44. 44
    RUTH

    45A Baby ___ (candy bar)

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    51
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    BLAB

    5A Let the cat out of the bag

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    49
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    DARES

    32A Choices in a sleepover game

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    31
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    SEEME

    43A Ominous words on a flunked test

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    54
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    CAINE

    52D Oscar-winning actor Michael

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    47
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    SIDEB

    57A "God Only Knows," vis-à-vis "Wouldn't It Be Nice"

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    29
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    JEN

    12D Former White House press secretary Psaki

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    22
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    BELTS

    18D Passionately sings (out)

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    19
  52. 52
    IHOPENOT

    20A "That would stink!"

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    8
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    ELIHU

    36D Yale for whom Yale University is named

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    CELT

    26D British Isles inhabitant during the Iron Age

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    42
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    DECAF

    32D Like tea that's OK to have before bed

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    42
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    MARNE

    10D French river where two W.W. I battles took place

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    29
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    NAKED

    16A Debriefed?

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    TUNIC

    15D Old habit?

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    DRINK

    19A Shirley Temple, for one

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    12
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    HOLDIT

    39A "Stop right there!" … or a hint to the first words of 17-, 23-, 47- and 59-Across

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    9
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    BISON

    5D Mammal whose scientific name is just its name repeated

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    26
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    SWELL

    43D Peachy keen

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    TOYED

    49D Messed (with)

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    ENDORSE

    9D Throw one's support behind, as a candidate

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    GOTAT

    64A Alluded to

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    18
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    YMCAS

    53D Facilities where racquetball and basketball were first played, for short

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    18
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    UIES

    30A Highway no-nos, for short

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    METTLE

    35A Grit

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    MOTION

    42A Legislative proposal

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    DOORBUSTER debut

    17A Black Friday offer, e.g.

    2
    2
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    MRROBOT debut

    42D TV drama about anarchist hackers

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    2
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    REDID

    1D Made over

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    30
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    FITIN

    25D Mesh with one's peers

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    IXNAY

    51D Pig Latin turndown

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    FLOOD

    3D Barrage

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    ORALEXAM

    55A In which you might talk through your problems?

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    MAYOCLINIC

    59A Expansive medical center headquartered in Rochester, Minn.

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    OKIEDOKIE

    11D Goofy assent that precedes "artichokie"

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    RADIOEDIT

    34D CeeLo Green's "Forget You," notably

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    FLOORROUTINE debut

    47A Gymnastics sequence involving tumbling

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    1
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    LINEOFCREDIT debut

    23A Something extended to a borrower

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