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Sunday · 140 answers · 19 debuts

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

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    ANT

    73A New wave's Adam ___

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    EON

    126A Ages upon ages

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    EMO

    67A With 76-Across, genre for Fall Out Boy

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    256
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    OGRE

    14D Fabled monster

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    284
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    ESSO

    127A ExxonMobil brand, abroad

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    STIR

    1D Rouse

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    DOT

    64A Staccato marking

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    SEC

    97A Brief instant

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    187
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    OTTO

    39D Quattro x due

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    ADELE

    121A "Easy on Me" singer

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    SOB

    59D Weep

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    149
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    ELSA

    35A Disney voice role for Idina Menzel

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    IRON

    49D Hotel room freebie

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    BEE

    40A Pollen carrier

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    BRO

    10A Jockish sort

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    SLAP

    81D Hit (with), as a fine

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    123
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    ASANA

    9D Flexible position

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    51
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    ACTI

    99A Musical's beginning

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    129
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    ROW

    69D Part of a Battleship guess

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    95
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    SIP

    62D Scotch sampling

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    128
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    SENT

    117D Email folder

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    TESLA

    18D Pioneer in electricity

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    KALE

    71D Vegetable with a "dinosaur" variety

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    NINA

    45D Singing Simone

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    108
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    BOO

    10D "That's such a bummer!"

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    MESA

    6A Flat formation

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    TIC

    65D Twirling one's hair, e.g.

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    134
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    EBAY

    41D Marketplace originally called AuctionWeb

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    POP

    76A See 67-Across

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    EXTRA

    3D What guacamole often costs

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    HALO

    63A Grammy-winning Beyoncé hit of 2009

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    RILE

    31D Irritate

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    LOAN

    54D Term in both finance and linguistics

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    SEEYA

    114A "Toodles"

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    ROTC

    11D Campus mil. program

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    SLIP

    112D Goof

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    ALDO

    115D Footwear retailer founded in Montreal

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    RELO

    113D Corporate move, for short

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    CIO

    38A Exec in tech

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    YEAST

    128A Necessity for beer or bread

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    FAIR

    85D Science exhibition

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    RARER

    26A Comparative that's an inadvisable starting choice in Wordle

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    PEG

    95A Steely Dan hit that charted for 19 straight weeks

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    ALEXA

    109D Speaker's voice?

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    SEALS

    70D Some special ops personnel

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    TERSE

    106D To the point

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    SEAN

    77A Lennon who co-wrote the Oscar-winning short "War Is Over!"

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    FIN

    120D "The end"

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    URALS

    17D Eurasian mountain range

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    SCENE

    27A Tableau

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    ELLIS

    116A Marsalis family patriarch

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    OPTIC

    12D ___ chiasm, section at the lower front part of the brain

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    ATHOS

    99D Eldest of the Three Musketeers

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    PARR

    79D One of a trio of famous Catherines

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    CHANT

    100D Gregorian song

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    SHERA

    1A Cartoondom's "Princess of Power"

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    OLDIE

    108D Throwback hit

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    SCOW

    91D Barge type

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    LATIN

    105A Like bossa nova or salsa

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    BLARE

    15D Trumpet

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    AMANA

    56A ___ Colonies, communal society that went on to form an appliance company

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    CUR

    34A Mangy mutt

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    NEAL

    66A ___ Smith, drummer for Alice Cooper

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    NADIR

    30A Zenith's opposite

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    OVENS

    80A Settings for timers

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    TRASH

    32A Talk smack about

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    KNEEL

    84D Prepare to pop the question

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    NUB

    29D Small lump

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    ITINA

    102D 1986 autobiography of the "Queen of Rock ’n’ Roll"

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    YOKEL

    60A Bumpkin

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    BUB

    103A Buster

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    MARACA

    55A Percussive shaker

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    TAPIN

    86A Golf gimme

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    ONENIL

    122A Narrow soccer victory

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    CAMEL

    16D Bumpy ride?

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    TAMER

    101D More subdued

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    SIRENS

    68A Classical singers?

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    SPEWS

    93A Expels

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    ZIPS

    83D Closes, as a suitcase

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    STRAPS

    125A Guitar cords?

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    COPSTO

    78A Admits

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    HAMILL

    118A Mark who played Luke Skywalker

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    TENTH

    46A What Beethoven's next symphony would have been

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    GUM

    96D Grocery checkout staple

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    CAROM

    98A Kind of billiards with no pockets

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    AGLARE

    22A Gazing angrily

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    MOPS

    6D Beatles hairdos

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    NIKES

    36A Some kicks

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    MILES

    110D Jazz trumpeter Davis

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    TILLS

    46D Cash coffers

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    HUNAN

    2D Chinese province known for its spicy cuisine

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    KERI

    37D Actress Russell of "The Americans"

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    NETPAY

    92A Amount after deductions

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    HOUDINI

    47D Whose performances were as astonishing as all get-out?

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    BADDREAM

    13D Disorienting thing to wake up from

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    ONESCOOP

    20A Ice cream parlor request

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    REFERRAL

    119A Doctor's note, perhaps

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    ONKP

    75D Doing mess hall duties, for short

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    ENACTED

    7D Written in code?

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    ASTRIDE

    90A Mounted on

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    INTWO

    23A Split

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    DRAMAS

    25A "Breaking Bad" and "The Wire," for example

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    VIXEN

    124A Female fox

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    REWED

    4D Get hitched again

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    DOMO

    74A First word when thanking Mr. Roboto

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    INAMOMENT

    44D "I'll be with you shortly"

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    LEMANS

    61A Locale for one leg of the Triple Crown of Motorsport

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    ABITOF

    48A Some

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    SEVERS

    8D Cuts off

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    BORGE

    104D Comic pianist known as "The Clown Prince of Denmark"

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    EYEBALLS

    88D Audience, to an advertiser

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    HOMEMOVIE

    43D Bit of living room footage

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    SKIBIB

    70A Slopes attire resembling overalls

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    CONIFER

    53A Needle holder

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    PINOLE

    89A Sweetened cornmeal in Mexican cuisine

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    THEPIPS

    58D Gladys Knight's backup group

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    BOBCUT

    13A Short request at a salon?

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    FALLTONES

    52D Autumn colors … or an alternative title for this puzzle?

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    LINKTO

    54A Reference online

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    SCALEDOWN

    42D Cut back … or an alternative title for this puzzle?

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    SHOWCASES

    77D Featured performances

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    ADORINGFANS debut

    5D Groupies, e.g.

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    BANYANS debut

    94D Trees that can grow multiple acres wide

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    BICORNES debut

    94A Hats worn by Napoleon

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    BOTTOMHEAVY debut

    72D Like musical mixes that overly emphasize bass notes

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    CIERAS debut

    98D Some Olds of old

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    CINDERELL debut

    28A Rodgers and Hammerstein's only musical written for TV

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    CRESCENDO debut

    21D Gradually increase in volume

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    GLISSAND debut

    123A Musical slide

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    HINKY debut

    33D Suspicious, informally

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    ITOLDYOUS debut

    57A 1988 #1 country hit for Randy Travis

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    OCEANTIDE debut

    51D Destroyer of a castle, perhaps

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    PAVAROTT debut

    24A One of a trio of famous tenors

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    SHINGLED debut

    42A Like many roofs

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    TAKEASPIN debut

    50D Go driving

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    THATSAMOR debut

    111A Classic tune inspiring a joke about eels

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    TUXED debut

    19A What a conductor might wear to a concert

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    WHOAM debut

    107A Question asked in a "Les Misérables" song

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    WINKLE debut

    87A Robert Matthew Van ___, real name of rap's Vanilla Ice

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    WIZKHALIF debut

    82A Rapper who shares part of his name with the world's tallest building

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