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Sunday · 136 answers · 12 debuts

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

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    ACE

    57D Point of no return?

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    NEO

    85A Prefix in some modern art movements

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    TRI

    104D Prefix with valent

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    AGO

    10D In the past

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    ANN

    100D New England's Cape ___

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    ETAS

    73D GPS guesses

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    NBA

    102D Court grp.

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    DOT

    64A The i's have it

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    ATOM

    98A It comes from the Greek for "indivisible"

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    NESS

    29D One of the Untouchables

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    IGOR

    19A Composer Stravinsky

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    EARL

    51A Rank below marquess

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    UMA

    38A Hindu mother goddess also called Parvati

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    STAB

    70D Random guess

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    OATS

    81A Feedbag contents

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    RENT

    106A Musical that reimagines "La Bohème" in Manhattan

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    REDS

    105A Some wines

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    TRE

    108A Numero di colori in Neapolitan ice cream

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    CEO

    55D Corp. bigwig

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    ACDC

    49A Band whose guitarist wears a schoolboy outfit

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    OFT

    66A Hardly ne'er

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    PDF

    67D Common file type

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    FRO

    79A Back the other way

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    SOME

    23A Word on Charlotte's web

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    ARIAL

    26A Helvetica alternative

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    49
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    INSTA

    41D The ’gram

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    TAXI

    111A Get off to a flying start?

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    SIRE

    69A Beget

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    APART

    86D "Things Fall ___" (Chinua Achebe novel)

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    ISLAM

    95A Five Pillars religion

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    NBC

    68D Its iconic chimes were trademarked in 1950

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    DOPE

    74A Skinny, so to speak

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    NOW

    7D "Stat!"

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    TORO

    24A Guillermo del ___

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    NAST

    110A Condé ___

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    RKO

    36A Studio for Astaire and Rogers

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    MOOR

    78D Terrain in "Wuthering Heights"

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    SKIT

    17D Bit of improv

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    ROTS

    35D Breaks down

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    CVS

    13A Academic résumés, for short

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    ANNO

    76D Part of A.D.

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    ALF

    92D Sitcom extraterrestrial

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    SAX

    103D Bluesy instrument, for short

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    ACK

    1D "Oops!"

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    FAT

    56A Avocados are rich in it

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    SLIT

    20A Feature of a snake's eye

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    STEEL

    20D Famed Damascus product

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    RAS

    54A Batman adversary ___ al Ghul

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    SHOP

    80D Class where students learn about squares and planes

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    NOTI

    32D "Count me out!"

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    MOON

    39A It's bright when it's full

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    NAVE

    65A Church area

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    LENO

    58A Mocking Jay

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    IVAN

    99A Any of six Russian monarchs

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    SLAV

    37A Czech or Pole

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    DIAL

    63A Part of a thermostat

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    STOLE

    15D Mistook?

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    OWNS

    6D Doesn't dispute, as a criticism

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    GONG

    5A Sound of rejection on a 1970s variety show

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    ADOBE

    86A Photoshop company

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    ADAMS

    84D Author of "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy"

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    KANE

    31D "Citizen ___"

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    RAUL

    48D Brother of Fidel

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    ACLS

    96D Common sports injury sites, for short

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    DRNO

    109A Bond villain with an island lair

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    MON

    2D Unpopular day to get married: Abbr.

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    ADDLE

    60D Discombobulate

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    GARR

    61D Teri of "Young Frankenstein"

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    NEVER

    91D "In your dreams!"

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    NGO

    42D Oxfam or Doctors Without Borders, in brief

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    NAILS

    25A Does perfectly

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    CUBA

    33D Island country sometimes called "El Cocodrilo" for its shape

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    DUA

    82A Pop's ___ Lipa

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    FIST

    30A Something to pump or bump

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    CECE

    33A Gospel singer Winans

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    DIT

    22D Morse code click

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    GREEN

    12D Lead-in to horn or Hornet

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    GRASS

    34A Wimbledon surface

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    DANG

    9A "How disappointing!"

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    DORIS

    18D 2007 Literature Nobelist Lessing

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    WEIRD

    90D Like the three sisters of "Macbeth"

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    ESCAPEE

    94A Someone who hopes to stay out of the spotlight?

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    GSUIT

    72D Astronaut's blackout preventer

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    BRAH

    83A Dude, in lingo

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    LOCHTE

    62D Olympic swimmer Ryan

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    FIRS

    93D Some Christmas trees

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    REPOT

    47D Move, as a houseplant

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    SCENERY

    80A Background in the theater

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    CCR

    44D "Born on the Bayou" band, in brief

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    AMBI

    1A Prefix with valent

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    WHET

    97D Stimulate

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    GAOL

    5D British lockup

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    NOMSG

    11D Claim on a ramen packet

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    NIC

    43A Actor Cage, familiarly

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    FOOT

    93A Nonmetric unit … or a metric unit

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    INCASE

    4D To be safe

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    CPUS

    55A "Brains" of tech

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    ATRIAL

    27D Counterpart of ventricular

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    NARRATE

    46D Give voice to?

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    ATEITUP

    49D Totally bought an idea

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    ARMANIS

    50A Certain expensive suits

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    DOORBUSTER

    63D Deal that brings in a big crowd

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    DEMEAN

    87D Abase

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    FEMUR

    30D Leg bone

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    SENEGAL

    28A Country that surrounds Gambia

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    FIVEO

    56D Police, slangily

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    GOFISH

    34D Card game cry

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    MANACLE

    39D Fetter

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    STROPS

    69D Razor sharpeners

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    AWING

    96A Astounding

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    GROANS

    8D Reacts to a pun, perhaps

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    SCOURGE

    70A Cause of misery

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    WONOUT

    88D Prevailed

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    SOOTIER

    52A Less clean, as a chimney

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    WIIS

    88A Switch predecessors

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    PEART

    89D Drummer Neil of Rush

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    AIRPORTCODE

    59D JFK, for one

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    BIONICARM

    3D High-tech prosthetic

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    BLASTFROMTHEPAST

    75A *"Thou art a villainous knave"

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    KNOCKONWOOD

    21A *"That rotted old log ain't even fit for termite food!"

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    OLDFOES

    53D There's bad blood between them

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    PORTEND

    67A Herald

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    RADIOGAGA

    71D Queen song from which a pop icon took her name

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    VIRALVIDEO

    14D TikToker's hope

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    ARCHAEOLOGICALDIG debut

    59A *"My dog could translate an ancient Mesopotamian tablet faster than you"

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    BURNAFTERREADING debut

    45A *"The only mystery in this novel is why I finished it"

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    CLOGDANCING debut

    13D Charlie Chaplin started his career with this not-at-all-silent form of entertainment

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    COINSAWORD debut

    16A "Embiggens" the English language

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    DISLIKED debut

    9D Gave a thumbs-down

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    FRENCHROAST debut

    101A *"Tu as le Q.I. d'une huître" ("You have the I.Q. of an oyster")

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    KNITTINGNEEDLE debut

    31A *"Huh, I wasn't aware I was at an ugly sweater party"

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    PERSONIFY debut

    40D Epitomize

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    PIETINS debut

    40A Disposable baking pans

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    PUTDOWNONPAPER debut

    89A *"Dear John, I'm writing you this letter to tell you — it's not me. It's 100% you"

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    SEENINTO debut

    77D Investigated

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    TABLESUGAR debut

    107A Sucrose, by another name

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