← Fill Atlas

Sunday · 139 answers · 7 debuts

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

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    ORE

    97A Minecraft material

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    SSN

    83D Mr. Burns supposedly received the second one ever on "The Simpsons": Abbr.

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    ERE

    118D Afore

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    ORAL

    114D Kind of tradition

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    USA

    120D Letters on the Saturn V rocket

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    IRS

    35A Agent Deirdre Beaubeirdre's org. in "Everything Everywhere All at Once"

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    246
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    ESP

    78D One of Eleven's powers on "Stranger Things"

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    SIR

    92A Percival of legend, for one

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    ELM

    32A Chinese ___ (bonsai choice)

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    OAT

    81D ___ milk

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    YET

    126A "And ___ ..."

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    SPY

    21D Mole, e.g.

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    ARK

    67A Partner ship?

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    ITS

    69A "___ magic!"

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    PEA

    72D Stew tidbit

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    OTTO

    42A Quattro e quattro

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    URSA

    58D ___ Major

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    OVEN

    110D Appliance that may self-clean

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    IPO

    117D N.Y.S.E. debut

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    ECON

    40A "Invisible hand" subj.

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    IOU

    107A Letters that sound out a sentence

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    GPA

    13D Application fig.

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    128
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    TEL

    37A No. on a résumé

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    STAB

    30A Sharp pain

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    181
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    TET

    127A Celebration in late January or early February

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    LIP

    91A ___ service

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    TAB

    100A Folder flap

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    NAN

    54A Nickname for a British relative

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    118
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    CPR

    73D E.M.T.'s technique

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    EDENS

    4D Shangri-las

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    MOI

    66A "Who, me?"

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    HTTP

    57D Link letters

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    69
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    AORTA

    31A Major vessel

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    DAM

    104A Block (up)

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    BOP

    109A Playful hit

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    ADOS

    55A Brouhahas

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    PBS

    19D Channel with on-air fund-raising

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    SWAN

    82D Gift on the seventh day of Christmas

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    AAS

    98D Some batteries

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    SOLD

    36D Shout at an auction

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    MEME

    77D Distracted Boyfriend, e.g.

    12
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    MAA

    49D "Here's looking at you, kid"?

    12
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    FEW

    115A Limited number

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    LOAN

    103A Advance

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    FUR

    5D Hair of the dog

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    TILE

    62D Noted export of Portugal

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    BAS

    105A Some four-year degs.

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    LUTE

    112D Renaissance instrument

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    RAMS

    38A Ewes' guys

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    MIRO

    53A "The Harlequin's Carnival" painter

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    BUT

    121D Protester's word

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    TEAL

    43D Blue-green

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    WIN

    102A End of a sports movie, often

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    CRY

    70D Blubber

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    JEER

    33D Taunt

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    GAY

    34A Rhyme for "away" in "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas"

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    LARGE

    99D Ginormous

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    TOPS

    108A First-rate

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    MIEN

    25A Bearing

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    PISA

    46D City on the Arno

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    TARP

    29A Sheet under a tent

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    LOX

    74A Schmear topper

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    FOMO

    52D Why some app users check their notifications constantly, for short

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    SPENT

    106D Didn't save

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    CROW

    41D Boast

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    AGASSI

    10D Tennis great known as "The Punisher"

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    ONTAPE

    50D Like old audiobooks

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    STREAK

    65A Wordle player's pride

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    BLASE

    28A Unimpressed

    5
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    PEPPA

    71A Title pig of kids' TV

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    INXS

    64D "Need You Tonight" band, 1987

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    BOK

    101D ___ choy

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    QUEEN

    79A They have the Guinness distinction of Longest Running Fan Club for a Group

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    GSUIT

    13A Test pilot's attire

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    TEENAGE

    23A Like Mary Shelley when she wrote "Frankenstein"

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    STRAWS

    86A Pixy Stix containers

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    CCLEF

    1A Staff symbol

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    ADZ

    98A Cooper's tool

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    CINE

    9D Cannes subject

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    TIMON

    47A Shakespearean misanthrope

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    CSIS

    56D Several CBS dramas

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    REAPER

    122A Farm machine

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    CROONER

    89D Ol' Blue Eyes, e.g.

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    TEDTALKS

    17D Speeches with an 18-minute limit

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    TRYONE

    125A "C'mon, you'll love it!"

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    KENT

    27A County that's home to the White Cliffs of Dover

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    POSIT

    44D Hypothesize

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    ZOOS

    63D Common field trip destinations

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    SLEEPY

    8D Like beach towns in the winter

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    URBANE

    120A Sophisticated

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    SEIKO

    14D Casio rival

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    SOMME

    39D 1916 battle site, with "the"

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    ENDIVE

    116A Bitter-tasting salad ingredient

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    ANSWERS

    96D Key components

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    COLBERT

    88D Last name in late-night

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    MYA

    76D One-named singer on 1998's "Ghetto Supastar"

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    POSSESS

    80A Work like the devil?

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    SEEPAST

    12D Ignore, as a shortcoming

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    POPQUIZ

    59D Classroom surprise

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    OLDMONEY

    85D What Tom and Daisy embody in "The Great Gatsby"

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    BAGIT

    105D Throw in the towel

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    RIPENER

    95D Ethylene gas, to tomatoes

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    PAIDAD

    24A Marketing expenditure

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    GASCANS debut

    6A Items on the backs of some Jeeps

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    UTNE

    113D ___ Reader

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    ALTERS

    128A Tweaks

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    POLK

    44A President during the Mexican-American War

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    MITZI

    61A Role for Michelle Williams in "The Fabelmans"

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    ETIENNE

    123A French form of "Stephen"

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    ADVERB

    22A Once or twice

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    SAUCER

    124A Area 51 sighting

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    CHUMS

    56A Buds

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    NOTION

    68A Belief

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    TANTRA

    93A Mystical Buddhist text

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    YESYOU

    84A "Who, me?" response

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    INLIEU

    48D Taking the place (of)

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    LAIDUP

    18A Bedridden

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    TRANSIT

    60D Passage of a planet across a star, e.g.

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    LEAPDAY

    90D Quadrennial occurrence

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    SPENCE

    21A Champion boxer Errol ___ Jr.

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    CADILLAC

    2D Escalade, e.g.

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    TRAINSET

    87D Gift for an aspiring conductor

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    TREESAP

    26A Natural source of rubber

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    CCLAMP

    88A Carpentry vise

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    PLATT

    59A Ben who starred in Broadway's "Dear Evan Hansen"

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    SCOOPER

    45A Ice cream shop employee, e.g.

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    TWOFACE

    94D District attorney-turned-Batman foe

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    ABERRANT

    7D Not normal

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    ELFOWLS

    51A Small Southwestern birds of prey

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    GOTTAGO

    6D "See ya later"

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    NUGGETS

    119A Fun facts

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    OBLIGEE

    20A Creditor, in legalese

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    UNDERTOW

    15D Shore hazard

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    CLAMBERS debut

    1D Ascends with one's hands and feet

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    ICANTELL debut

    16D "That much is obvious"

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    LIVEAMMO debut

    3D Blanks' opposite

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    NEGATRON debut

    11D Former name of the electron

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    SOLARPUNK debut

    111A Speculative fiction subgenre that envisions a sustainable energy future

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    SPAMMER debut

    75A Annoying bot

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