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Sunday · 143 answers · 2 debuts

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

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    ONE

    30D Inside lane on a track

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    ERR

    12D Make a big splash in diving, say

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    ELSE

    16D Failing that

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    EON

    35D Forever and ever

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    AHA

    76A "There it is!"

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    ADE

    118D Juice bar suffix

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    TIE

    64A Reason to award two gold medals

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    ERS

    44A M.D. spaces

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    ROE

    74D Sushi eggs

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    ANTI

    3D Prefix with war or hero

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    BRA

    1A Word following "push-up" that anagrams to a word following "pull-up"

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    TOE

    71A Balance beam gripper

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    SAG

    52D Droop

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    RTE

    19D Way shortened?

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    SIN

    109D Sermon topic

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    PEN

    48A Aptly named writers' association

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    LOO

    87D Restroom in a pub

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    BAR

    65A Cheers, for one

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    GRE

    78A Prereq for a Ph.D. program, maybe

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    119
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    LYE

    14A Substance in a bagel-making "bath"

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    LIP

    115D Flirty thing to bite

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    RENT

    84A Number for a letter?

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    AISLE

    107A Broadway passage

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    CGI

    54D Movie f/x

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    ONION

    119A Fried rice add-in

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    LAT

    56D It's not long.

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    BAA

    43A Lamb's lament

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    RITA

    2D Poet Dove

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    IBM

    4D Pioneer in computer chess

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    FOR

    85D Backing

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    TREAT

    34D Indulge (oneself)

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    IPAS

    108D Hoppy choices at happy hour

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    ALERT

    82A "Danger! Danger!"

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    MEL

    75D Spice Girl Chisholm, casually

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    OCEAN

    120A "Drink," so to speak

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    SAW

    70A Understood

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    TENSE

    104D Like the atmosphere after an awkward joke

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    YER

    92A "___ out!"

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    YENS

    15D Hankerings

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    STONE

    63D National park since 1872

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    RUN

    32A Compete like Sha'Carri Richardson

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    LEGO

    14D Brick that doesn't require mortar

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    OLIVE

    81A Supreme pizza topping

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    SALSA

    69D Dip made from tomatillos

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    PASS

    124A "Uhh ... no thanks"

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    ISAY

    89A "Goodness me!"

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    LIN

    117D Maya who designed the Museum of Chinese in America

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    CAST

    101A Playbill listing

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    CHIC

    57A Very *now*

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    NEA

    5D Largest labor union in the U.S., in brief

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    INNS

    51A Resting places

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    ANITA

    102D Soul singer Baker

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    NIECE

    96D Jane Eyre, to the villainous Mrs. Reed

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    SONAR

    69A Aid in seafloor mapping

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    STATE

    45D Democratic stronghold

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    HULA

    61A Dance related to the Tongan tau'olunga

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    GNAW

    95A Bother, with "at"

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    USAGE

    94D Linguist's concern

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    HUGE

    27D Ultra-famous

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    INCUR

    4A Become subject to

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    ALICE

    66D Character who's told "We're all mad here"

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    CHO

    57D ___ Oyu, sixth-highest peak in the world

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    PRINT

    36A Detailed plan of action

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    MAS

    49A "Uno ___!"

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    SLATE

    126A Shade of gray

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    ELLIE

    10D Carl's wife in Pixar's "Up"

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    PANDA

    48D Raccoonlike mammal of China

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    SCARE

    50D Phenomenon allegorized in "The Crucible"

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    GIANT

    60A Brand in the frozen food section

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    DREGS

    62A Worst of the worst

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    PAGES

    59A Obsolescent book

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    PETCO

    113A Chain that offers obedience training classes

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    SYNE

    125A Scottish word in a holiday song

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    ALTER

    97D Change, as one's clothes

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    COB

    20D What corn holders are inserted into

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    CRAG

    39D Rock climber's handhold

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    STREP

    31D Ailment whose name becomes an actress when its vowel is doubled

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    WAIT

    25A "Hold up!"

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    SEASON

    90A Spice up, say

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    WATTS

    122A ___ law (P = IV)

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    ROBIN

    40A Restaurant chain with an avian mascot

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    GSPOT

    95D Part of a woman's anatomy named for Dr. Ernst Gräfenberg

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    MAILS

    47D Extorts from, in a way

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    LTD

    68A Letters after Lucasfilm

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    NOLAN

    9D "Oppenheimer" director

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    UND

    86D Connection at Frankfurt Airport?

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    BIRDS

    43D They fly somewhere over the rainbow

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    SVU

    88D "Law & Order" spinoff, for short

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    DENIAL

    24D One of the stages of grief

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    VOWS

    112D They may be renewed

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    RAGA

    58A Musical composition like the Gauri in Sikh tradition

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    SCOTT

    103D Adam of TV's "Severance"

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    MAGIC

    38A Malevolent sorcery

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    HOUSE

    100A What has a lot of room to grow?

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    TERNS

    123A Certain coastal fliers

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    BROW

    1D Penciled-in feature, perhaps

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    CARDS

    98A Results of some fouls in soccer

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    HIJAB

    21D Muslim head covering

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    NAILART

    42D Manicurist's creation

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    YMA

    116D Sumac a.k.a. the "Peruvian Songbird"

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    NESTEA

    33A Snapple competitor

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    NEGEV

    9A Israeli desert

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    SHEEP

    46D Ostracized family member

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    BAYOU

    79A Signature hit for Linda Ronstadt

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    GOTTI

    18D Crime boss John

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    JOSE

    28A ___ Rizal, national hero of the Philippines

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    RIVER

    67D Creedence Clearwater Revival song named after a place "where cool water flows"

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    VWS

    13D Bugs, e.g.

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    ETCHES

    53A Just scratches the surface?

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    GOATS

    11D Sources of cashmere

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    CANTS

    6D Sloping surfaces

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    SIDEARM

    46A One way to throw a baseball

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    HEFTY

    100D Not at all light

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    HAILED

    77D Acclaimed

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    LAALAA

    55A Teletubby with a repetitive name

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    SILENTB

    105A Character appearing twice in "Dumb and Dumber"?

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    OUTACT

    72D Beat at an audition, maybe

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    TAKETHEBAIT

    26A Get hooked?

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    TOSSES

    29A Cornhole attempts

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    SABOT

    91D Wooden shoe

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    LCDS

    110D Some TV screens

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    REEKS

    8D Smacks (of)

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    MIES

    38D Architect ___ van der Rohe

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    NONS

    106D Negative Nancy words?

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    BELLY

    65D Milquetoast

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    PANARAB

    36D Like some Mideast nationalism

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    STRADS

    23D Prized violins, for short

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    URSAE

    7D Alpha ___ Majoris (star in the Big Dipper)

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    PRELIMS

    73A Round up at the start?

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    YESWECAN

    80D Political slogan of the 2000s

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    OVULAR

    93A Concerning egg cells

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    ADVANCE

    111A Move up

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    EARCANAL

    83D Channel that gets audio only?

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    IMHUNGRY

    41D What "Meow!" might mean

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    RINGBEARER

    17A Wedding role … or a description of 114-Across?

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    COLORWHEEL

    20A Artist's diagram … or one of five for 114-Across?

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    DOLLARSIGNS

    24A $$$

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    OLYMPICFLAG

    114A This puzzle's subject

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    OTTOMANSETS

    22A Multipiece furniture purchases

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    SAMES

    99D "The ___ true for …"

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    TIMEANDTIDE

    121A They "wait for no man," in a saying

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    FUELCELLS debut

    85A Power sources for some electric cars

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    RANGEWAR debut

    37D Cattle-driving dispute

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