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Sunday · 143 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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    EST

    101A "___ modus in rebus" ("Moderation in all things")

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    SEE

    106A Go steady with

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    LSD

    90D Microdosing drug

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    LEE

    72A Gymnast Suni

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    AGO

    19A Sixth word in the Gettysburg Address

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    ETS

    55D The Monstars in "Space Jam," e.g., for short

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    AXE

    117D Chopper

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    ROE

    5D Orange sushi topper

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    BRA

    57A Playtex product

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    ARIA

    58A Vegas casino with a musical name

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    UNO

    68A "One card left!"

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    ISH

    1A Language suffix

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    ONIT

    62A "Aye, aye, captain!"

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    NEE

    71A "Born" in France

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    ECHO

    108D Bouncer in an alleyway?

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    OIL

    52A Coconut extraction

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    OPT

    13A Enroll, with "in"

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    TON

    119D Unit often used exaggeratively

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    NEAR

    98A Close

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    SEGA

    51A Company aptly hidden in "Japanese games"

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    TRY

    4A "Do or do not. There is no ___" (6-Down quote)

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    IDS

    64A Freudian constructs

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    INA

    115D ___ mood

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    LAP

    63A Where a spill might end up

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    EGGS

    75A Empty nester's lack?

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    LEND

    80D Let borrow

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    ROTI

    110A Indian flatbread

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    MOO

    59A Lea low?

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    CAB

    7A Call me!

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    CLAM

    112D Go silent, with "up"

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    HISS

    47A Steam engine sound

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    APR

    66A Mo. when the Titanic sank

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    DISC

    65A ___ golf

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    SILO

    81D Storage facility

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    HERA

    49A Juno : Roman :: ___ : Greek

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    PAD

    53D Feminine hygiene product

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    ISLAM

    1D Religion in which zakat is practiced

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    JAB

    11D Quick left, say

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    YODA

    6D See 4-Across

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    NUN

    41A She's a believer

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    AMIS

    25A Friends, to Hercule Poirot

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    LOOT

    29A Spoils

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    AJAR

    105A Close to closed

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    DEAN

    74A Temple official

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    NAG

    73A Keep reminding, say

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    SAGE

    86D Like some advice

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    ARSON

    105D Burning bridges, e.g.

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    AYN

    31D Writer Rand

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    TOTS

    69A Kids … or, informally, a snack for kids

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    LEN

    124A Novelist Deighton

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    TILE

    96A Rummikub piece

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    PESTO

    107A Green trattoria topping

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    TESTY

    15D Snappish

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    POSH

    107D Swanky

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    SPEED

    81A Risk a ticket

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    EMMY

    109A Ventriloquist Shirley Dinsdale was the first person to win one (1949)

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    TEAT

    93D Part of an udder

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    YOLO

    79A "Seize the day" of today

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    SLAM

    92D Insult

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    LON

    35D Chaney of horror

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    SMART

    106D Really hurt

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    CATS

    103A Creatures mummified in ancient Egypt

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    IRISES

    48D "Bearded" blooms

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    TCM

    4D Channel with "Silent Sunday Nights" programming

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    OWNS

    67A Dominates, slangily

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    NEWTS

    84A Terrarium animals

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    GONG

    95A Crash before dinner?

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    OJS

    10A Sources of vitamin C, for short

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    OKIE

    10D Dust Bowl-era migrant

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    BUM

    56A Beach ___

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    OKED

    100A Green-lit

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    CHANT

    88A "We will, we will ROCK YOU!," e.g.

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    SCH

    42A C.S.U. or U.S.C.: Abbr.

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    IGUANA

    44D Exotic pet

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    MPG

    87D Stat that doesn't apply to E.V.s

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    GOYA

    36A Francisco with frescoes

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    GEEK

    76D Be nerdy, with "out"

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    ABASH

    116A Cause to blush

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    STARTLE

    118A Cause to jump

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    RANGE

    77A Domain's partner in math

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    OCTAL

    83A Kind of number system in which 7 is the highest digit

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    HEWS

    113D Chops

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    MUTE

    54A Zoom button

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    PERP

    53A Cop's catch

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    ARISTA

    99D Record label for Whitney Houston

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    WEBS

    46A They're used to catch bugs

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    MATCH

    111A One getting fired after a strike?

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    MILIEU

    87A Setting

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    MANBAG

    30A Murse, by another name

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    ICECAP

    97D Large white sheet

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    KEW

    23A London's ___ Gardens

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    STOMA

    2D Leaf pore

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    OREGANO

    61D Green trattoria topping

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    NIXON

    121A He placed a call to Armstrong and Aldrin minutes after their landing

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    ANNEAL

    89A Make malleable using heat

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    DOWNTOEARTH

    74D Re-entry time — let's make sure we do this simply and practically!

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    TONOW

    102D So far

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    TOPTIER

    33A Best of the best

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    CAKEPAN

    7D Where a batter goes for a bundt?

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    OPENTAB

    60D It's run up, then rung up

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    TAMPON

    45D Feminine hygiene product

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    OKAYSURE

    20A "Fine by me"

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    SYR

    12D The Euphrates bisects it: Abbr.

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    LOTT

    38A Former senator Trent

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    WEIRDO

    40D Oddball

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    PROOF

    14D Mathematician's creation

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    IDTAGS

    94A Things checked at baggage checks

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    OCEANIC

    114A Really, really big

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    RUNWAY

    50D Where to walk the walk?

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    TEAKETTLE

    85D Hot pot

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    SYBIL

    104D Strong-willed daughter on "Downton Abbey"

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    ONEHIT

    43A Like some wonders

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    SALUTES

    21D General acknowledgments?

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    TWOBIT

    39D Cheap and trivial

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    POTUS

    27D D.C. V.I.P.

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    ELTONJOHN

    78D Musician who sang about a 77-Down

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    SHARONA

    120A "M-m-m-my ___" (1970s song lyric)

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    MALACHI

    59D Last book of the Old Testament

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    REICH

    28D Former labor secretary Robert

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    ANTHEMS

    125A Olympic tracks?

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    BOWTIES

    9D Farfalle shapes

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    PLANKS

    91A Pirate ship features

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    AGENTK

    8D Tommy Lee Jones's role in "Men in Black"

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    LOVEMEDO

    22A 1962 Beatles hit

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    OUTOFTHEBLUE

    13D And just like that, sky and clouds are behind us!

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    OVERTHEMOON

    20D Thrilled to report that we've made it to lunar orbit!

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    TWASNT

    39A Quaint double contraction

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    YESBOSS

    17D "I'll have it on your desk tomorrow"

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    ASPENTREE

    26A Quaker in the woods

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    FLUFFY

    34A Like some clouds and kittens

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    ITAKEIT

    37A "Sounds to me like ..."

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    LOSTINSPACE

    18D Oops, zoned out for a sec. Houston, can you retransmit our coordinates?

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    ROCKETMAN

    77D Who's on a mission in today's puzzle?

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    SKIBOOT

    92A Shoe secured with a click

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    STAYCOOL

    16A Bit of well-wishing on a hot day

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    TORTLAW

    122A Basis for some civil cases

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    FLOATINGONAIR debut

    34D Moving in zero-G is just blissful!

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    GATHERINGDUST debut

    32D Our lunar rover is collecting samples at long last. It's been sitting in storage for months!

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    HAVINGABLAST debut

    3D Woo-hoo! The engines are firing, all systems are go, and we are feeling good!

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    HOTSWAP debut

    123A Replacement of a computer part without powering down

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    PLANESEAT debut

    82D Window, e.g.

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    SEEINGSTARS debut

    70D Ouch! Drifted too far and bonked my head on that darn window … but wow, would you look at the view!

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    VIBRATOS debut

    24A Wavering vocal effects

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