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Sunday · 140 answers · 6 debuts

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

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    21A What a boring meeting never seems to do

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    OLE

    118A Root word?

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    ETS

    112D U.F.O. crew

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    ISEE

    39D Words from someone who's following you

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    TIE

    1D Makeshift limbo bar at a wedding

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    ANY

    91D "Whichever"

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    TEA

    31D Pot leaves?

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    EMIT

    116A Opposite of absorb

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    ALSO

    46D On top of that

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    EDU

    45D Duke's address ender

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    EMU

    113A Its egg resembles an avocado

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    GEL

    109D It might make one's hair stand on end

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    TIARA

    50D Ice on one's head?

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    REP

    117A Shill for, informally

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    ASEA

    104D Offshore

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    ASIS

    120A "No returns"

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    SNIT

    64D Pouty mood

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    SIRI

    67D Assistant who handles more than 25 billion requests per month

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    RTE

    75D GPS suggestion: Abbr.

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    TIA

    72D Hermana de la madre

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    AKA

    2D Letters before a 34-Across

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    PEN

    43D "The tongue of the mind," per Cervantes

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    IKEA

    18A Wayfair alternative

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    RNS

    87D Triage pros, in brief

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    ABEL

    40A Genesis brother

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    DESI

    37D Member of the South Asian diaspora

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    ALES

    28D Flight selections, say

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    ACID

    13D Vinegar, e.g.

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    TALC

    1A Common ingredient in eye shadow

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    LIP

    25A Attitude

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    TAB

    11D Guitar sheet music, for short

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    EASEL

    45A Presentation prop

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    MBA

    29D Bush Jr. is the only U.S. president to hold one

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    POE

    14D Aptly named mascot of the Baltimore Ravens

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    ALMA

    28A Abstract painter ___ Thomas

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    SIC

    60D [I know it's wrong]

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    DECO

    20A Art ___

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    ALIAS

    34A Second calling?

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    SLEW

    47D Bunch

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    TIME

    8D "The longest distance between two places," per "The Glass Menagerie"

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    OPINE

    55D Offer one's two cents

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    PEAT

    78D When placed under high pressure and heat, it forms coal

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    DISS

    84D Trash

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    REIN

    77D Head turner at a racetrack

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    NBC

    108D Peacock's parent

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    SISI

    68A Enthusiastic Spanish assent

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    ERMA

    88A Humorist Bombeck

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    STAG

    102A Four- or six-pointer, say

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    BAT

    15A Animal in the Bacardi logo

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    MAI

    65A Month between avril and juin

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    LISP

    24D Speech therapy subject

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    LMAO

    44D "omg u r 2 funny!"

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    MII

    111D Early 11th-century year

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    SAIL

    102D Boom attachment

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    ALB

    30D Minister's robe

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    ETHIC

    38D Set of guiding principles

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    INHD

    27A Clear to see, maybe?

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    MIL

    90D "Cool" amt.

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    BARN

    63D One might be raised on a farm

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    GENIE

    81A Your wish is his command

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    BAND

    97D Something a newlywed might wear — or dance to — at a wedding

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    HYMN

    23D Inspiration for many a gospel song

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    TRIM

    103D Custom car consideration

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    SODOI

    82A "Likewise"

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    EVENSO

    96D Nevertheless

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    STREAK

    85A Run out of clothes?

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    ELA

    110D She, in Portuguese

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    TYPOS

    59A Writing wrongs?

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    ZAP

    12A Sci-fi comics sound

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    ZED

    106A O.E.D. ender

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    LEDA

    61A Spartan queen of myth

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    YENTA

    80A Gossip spreader

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    LILT

    114A Cheerful tune

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    OWS

    66A Cries of pain

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    ANKH

    79D So-called "key of life"

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    NOSIR

    56D Polite denial

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    FALSE

    98A F on a final

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    TYSON

    54D Big name in chicken

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    ERITREA

    88D Its capital is Asmara

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    TDPASS

    17D QB's feat

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    TAE

    86D ___ kwon do

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    IRES

    101A Infuriates

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    SYD

    85D Qantas hub, on luggage tags

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    FLO

    107D Rapper ___ Rida

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    AXL

    33D Rose of Guns N' Roses

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    ERODES

    99A Slowly wanes, as support

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    OBS

    62A Delivery room figures, for short

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    EGGED

    73D Urged (on)

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    ADDUP

    49D Make sense

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    DRUM

    36D Generate, with "up"

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    DENTE

    20D Italian for "tooth"

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    DRAIN

    52D Emotionally tax

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    SUSIE

    42A "Calvin and Hobbes" girl

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    KRAFT

    94D Robert who owns the New England Patriots

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    ANTOINE

    71A Pioneering chemist Lavoisier

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    TRYONE

    70D "Here, have a sample"

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    MADAMA

    29A Title in a Puccini title

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    YOGI

    95D Toon first seen on "The Huckleberry Hound Show"

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    SHUN

    7D Turn one's back on

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    SPAREME

    82D "Please — I've heard that excuse before"

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    TEHRAN

    5D World capital at the foot of the Elburz Mountains

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    MLS

    57D Org. that Lionel Messi joined in 2023

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    DAMON

    51D Lindelof who co-created "Lost" and "The Leftovers"

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    TALENTS

    103A Display at a school show

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    TOASTY

    31A Like a room with a lit fireplace, often

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    KEEPS

    48D Serious thing to play for

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    CAROUSE

    58A Party

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    EDM

    9D The N.H.L.'s Oilers, on scoreboards

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    CATTAIL

    4D Marsh plant whose flower resembles a corn dog

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    BELLINI

    15D Popular brunch cocktail

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    AMULET

    34D Charm

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    ANIMATE

    16D Bring to life

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    IRONIC

    74A Like some hipster T-shirts

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    INB

    10D Bach's "Mass ___ Minor"

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    SPURT

    69A Gush

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    DOING

    53D Completing

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    KETTLE

    93D Water heater

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    RETAIL

    41A Go (for)

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    STYRENE

    26A Chemical compound in plastics and rubber

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    PLUSH

    43A Opulent

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    PFIZER

    92D Big name in vaccines

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    RANSOMS

    89D Rates of return?

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    OXI

    32D Lead-in to Clean

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    ZEPHYR

    12D Gentle breeze

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    BELIEFS

    115A "Core" things

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    MEDINA

    57A City that's home to the Green Dome

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    ACUE

    6D Take ___ from

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    ECHIDNA

    19A Egg-laying mammal

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    LETSDIE

    3D Abandons, as an argument

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    LYFT

    105D App with "Rides" and "Bikes" tabs

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    CLAMATO

    119A Ingredient in a Bloody Caesar cocktail

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    OILEDUP

    83D Ready for a massage, perhaps

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    TASTEIT

    5A Anticipate a near success, so to speak

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    VAINLY

    100A To no avail

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    BLIINNDDEEXXPERIMENTS debut

    35A Research trials using withheld information

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    EATTHHUUMMBBLEPIE debut

    22A Admit one was wrong

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    FATFINGERSYNDROME debut

    107A Excuse for texting errors, jocularly … or a hint to this puzzle's theme

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    KATEMMIIDDDDLLEETON debut

    48A Royal whose wedding had a whopping 1,900 guests

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    PPIINNKKYYANDTHEBRAIN debut

    92A Lab mice of 1990s cartoons

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    SPARRRIINNGGPARTNER debut

    76A Friendly debate opponent

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