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Thursday · 78 answers · 5 debuts

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

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    SPA

    60D Word with dog or day

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    475
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    AREA

    15A Common ___

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    631
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    NEO

    18D ___-soul (music genre)

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    332
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    EDEN

    66A Where Columbus thought he had landed in 1498

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    457
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    LEE

    52D "Twisters" director ___ Isaac Chung

    40
    360
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    LEO

    21A Neighbor of Ursa Major

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    268
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    ETS

    32A Occupants of 53-Across

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    319
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    OGRE

    40D Man-eating menace

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    284
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    SIR

    54A Isaac Newton, from the age of 62 onward

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    271
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    ESAU

    30D Isaac's firstborn

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    245
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    LIE

    45A Show signs of mythomania

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    318
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    AMP

    9D Psych (up)

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    193
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    UBER

    57D Company that acquired Postmates in 2020

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    119
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    EYES

    37D They may be locked or rolled

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    195
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    ELLA

    35D ___ the Elephant, children's TV character

    23
    262
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    AHEM

    1D Interjection that might serve as a mild warning

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    171
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    ISNT

    58D "___ that nice!"

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    162
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    URN

    6D Popular subject for still-life drawing

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    244
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    MAE

    5D Fannie of the finance industry

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    181
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    DAB

    44D Approximate recipe measure

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    124
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    PDA

    62D Open show of intimacy, for short

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    91
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    OCD

    22D Condition associated with hyperawareness, for short

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    45
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    NADA

    56D Zilch

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    145
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    AGREE

    12D What subjects and their verbs should always does ... er, do?

    14
    154
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    UFOS

    53A Subjects of Project Blue Book

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    88
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    POT

    63D Flower shop purchase

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    120
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    EATEN

    33A Like pomegranate seeds, but not apple seeds

    11
    88
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    MOET

    23A Champagne name

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    43
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    IDIOM

    11D Bad apple or sour grapes, e.g.

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    68
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    NIECE

    34A Many a flower girl

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    104
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    NESTS

    13D Things weavers weave

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    127
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    MAPS

    48A Google ___

    8
    61
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    HTML

    29D Many pages are written using this

    8
    47
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    ENNUI

    55A Tedium

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    83
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    CLIP

    36D Excerpt

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    66
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    ZIT

    26D Target of benzoyl peroxide

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    60
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    AVIAN

    9A Like a kite

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    57
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    LIPO

    3D Cosmetic procedure, for short

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    43
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    NDAS

    25D Documents that ensure secrecy, for short

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    6
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    SKAT

    68A Trick-taking card game

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    71
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    AWLS

    1A Tools for making belt holes

    5
    53
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    HENRY

    27D Novelist Miller

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    23
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    EFILE

    50D Meet a mid-April deadline, say

    4
    33
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    LISTS

    59A Puts up on Zillow, perhaps

    4
    33
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    PAIRS

    19A Airpods come in them

    4
    33
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    ENDO

    65A Lead-in to skeleton or scope

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    79
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    HAIL

    14A Signal to stop, say

    3
    56
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    ELBOW

    33D Endpoint of a radius

    3
    55
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    MULE

    5A Cocktail served in a copper mug, familiarly

    3
    48
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    LOSER

    51D Who pays all legal costs under the so-called "English rule"

    3
    46
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    EMAILS

    38A *They might be marked as absent

    3
    30
  52. 52
    BLEEP

    64A [$@#%!]

    3
    25
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    SERRA

    67A Junipero ___, known as the "Apostle of California"

    3
    19
  54. 54
    WHEY

    28A Kind of protein for bodybuilders

    3
    14
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    LTS

    47D Superiors of sgts.

    2
    55
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    WEEP

    28D Go "Boo-hoo!"

    2
    43
  57. 57
    WART

    69A Feature of a witch costume

    2
    40
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    WAXY

    2D Like some kitchen paper

    2
    19
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    ORALLY

    40A *Baby talk

    2
    16
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    MIDGE

    16A Tiny pest

    2
    13
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    ICERINK

    43D Where you might find yourself on edge?

    2
    12
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    EASESIN

    8D Makes a gradual entry

    2
    11
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    PLUMB

    41A Measure the depth of

    2
    10
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    BULBS

    49D Flower shop purchases

    2
    7
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    MYOPE

    20A Nearsighted sort

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    7
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    MTNDEW debut

    48D Stylized name for a caffeinated soft drink

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    2
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    REHIRES

    42D Brings back on

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    7
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    POLECAR

    46A Racetrack leader

    1
    5
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    IMPOSTER

    39D Fraud

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    SLOPPY

    4D Not careful

    1
    4
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    DIVIDED

    31A Split

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    3
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    EXPONENTS

    17A *They're found next to cabarets

    1
    3
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    LETLIVE

    7D Spare, perhaps

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    3
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    RIDGY

    42A Like corduroy fabric

    1
    2
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    BELOWTHEBELT debut

    49A *Like some nasty habits

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    1
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    PONZISCHEMES debut

    24A *Viable investment plans

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    1
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    RIPPEDABS debut

    61A Many a gymgoer's goal … or what the starred clues in this puzzle must have for their answers to make sense?

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    1
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    VIAMEDIA debut

    10D Middle ground, from the Latin

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