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Sunday · 142 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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    ATE

    101D Got down

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    SPA

    16A Resort amenity

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    ADO

    126D Rigmarole

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    EON

    76A Long, long time

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    LSD

    68D Purported influence on the lyrics of "I Am the Walrus"

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    AHA

    97A Shout accompanying a realization

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    AGO

    118A "It's ___!" ("Full speed ahead!")

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    ADE

    14D Fruity finish?

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    SOS

    128D ••• – – – •••

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    ISLE

    58A Desert ___

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    ESAU

    115D Whom Jacob confronts the day after wrestling with God

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    ARIA

    18D Puccini's "Recondita armonia," e.g.

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    ATM

    27A Casino fixture

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    SASS

    24D Lip

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    EYE

    37A A cherry represents one, in Arcimboldo's famous portrait

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    INS

    99D Connections

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    ONTO

    121D Suspicious of

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    ODES

    112A Works of acclaim

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    TIS

    108A Seventh notes on scales

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    ALOT

    63A Loads

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    STEW

    110A Silently plot revenge, say

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    ROO

    65D Babe in the (Hundred Acre) Wood

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    CCS

    36D Motorcycle engine units, for short

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    RUE

    132A Shrub with small, yellow flowers

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    UMA

    124D Actress Thurman

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    OMAN

    26A Its national symbol is the khanjar, a dagger worn for self-defense

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    SAC

    13A Fluid holder

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    SCAM

    81D Rip-off

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    NOSE

    40A A pear represents one, in Arcimboldo's famous portrait

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    ULNA

    66D Arm bone

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    ELMO

    67A Furry friend of Rosita

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    POE

    51A Subject of museums in Richmond, Va., and Baltimore, Md.

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    SITE

    81A ___ for Sore Eyes (punny name for an ophthalmologist's office)

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    UDON

    122D Noodle used in shabu-shabu

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    NAPA

    53D Place to get a pricey cab

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    AWL

    49D Piercing tool

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    SUR

    6D South of Spain?

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    OMS

    1D Sounds from a mat

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    ILK

    70D Sort

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    AILS

    59A Feels lousy

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    RINSE

    50A Temporary hair color treatment

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    IMHO

    82D "Methinks," online

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    NEIN

    74D German word that sounds like a number in English

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    LOON

    107D Bird on a Canadian dollar

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    GIST

    119D Point to "get"

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    NABS

    31A Collars

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    DALI

    87A "The Elephants" painter, 1948

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    DODO

    44D Wonderland bird

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    LEASE

    28A Rental agreement

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    ETHIC

    37D Set of principles

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    BOSS

    32D One who manages to get by?

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    ABRA

    89A Start of an incantation

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    AWW

    88D "That's so sweet!"

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    YEESH

    38D "That is ... not good"

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    ALOU

    120A Surname of the only all-brother outfield in M.L.B. history

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    IRK

    9D Tick off

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    MELT

    7D What dry ice doesn't do

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    MADE

    77A Earned

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    DIANE

    98A Photographer Arbus

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    BMW

    34D Company whose "W" stands for "Werke"

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    NEWTS

    104D Animals that can grow lungs after being born

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    SALIVA

    29D Mouth-watering stuff

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    PERT

    17D Saucy

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    STEVE

    54A Madden of fashion

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    ANIME

    8D "Princess Mononoke" genre

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    SORTA

    30A A li'l bit

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    ASWAN

    4D Dam on the Nile

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    GIT

    127D "Skedaddle!"

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    MAITAI

    7A Tiki bar cocktail

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    EGOIST

    41D Bigheaded sort

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    YEET

    45D Forcefully throw, in modern slang

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    ROOM

    3D Part of an accusation in Clue

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    ODEA

    117D Greek theaters

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    INKS

    62D Closes, as a deal

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    SNIDE

    56A Biting

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    TETONS

    46A Section of the Rockies

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    GLAD

    106A Content

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    PROMO

    22D Bit of marketing

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    TREMOR

    43D Quake

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    ELIDES

    130A Skips over

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    ALLEYS

    11D Shortcuts in a chase scene, perhaps

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    WAGES

    111D Pay

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    ASCOT

    84A Dressy tie

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    TOTES

    92A Schleps

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    HOHO

    2D Jolly cry

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    ETALII

    39D And others, in Latin

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    SEDATE

    60D Calm

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    YAWN

    100A Reflex that really is contagious

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    TVAD

    95D Spot to watch, in brief

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    ENROLL

    20A Register

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    SAFETYNET

    13D Social programs like Medicare, Medicaid and disability insurance, collectively

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    AMATI

    61A Maker of precious violins

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    MUIR

    114D "The Ghost and Mrs. ___" (1947 film)

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    TRINI

    79D Certain Caribbean islander, informally

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    MEOWS

    114A Kit-chats?

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    TAW

    133A Shooter in a game of marbles

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    CROWE

    116A Filmmaker Cameron

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    ADAPTER

    21A Tech purchase when traveling abroad

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    IAMTOO

    131A "We have that in common"

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    CMERE

    90A Informal beckoning

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    TOELOOPS

    10D Some skating jumps

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    CARSALES

    15D Line on an auto graph

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    EBOY

    33A Member of a grungy Gen-Z subculture

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    OHRATS

    1A "Aw, phooey!"

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    CONFER

    86D Bestow

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    NIM

    69A ___ Chimpsky, primate raised as a human in a landmark language acquisition study

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    EMOTER

    72D Ham

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    ILYA

    12D N.H.L. great Kovalchuk

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    ATCOST

    134A Without profit

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    FERRARI

    25A Formula 1 powerhouse

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    MOOSHU

    19A ___ pork (Chinese dish)

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    SLIMS

    113D Reduces, with "down"

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    USOTOUR

    123A G.I. morale booster

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    OVERSEER

    47D Work supervisor

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    VISINE

    102A Brand of hydrating drops

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    GAWP

    48A Stare in astonishment

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    IDLING

    73D Running out of gear

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    IASSUME

    129A "It stands to reason ..."

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    ATCAMP

    35A Where one might sleep in a cabin

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    STAGECREW

    85D They provide a change of scenery

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    SUBMIT

    75D Turn in

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    TAMPED

    55D Compacted, with "down"

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    THENANNY

    5D Title role for Fran Drescher

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    EDITSOUT

    91D Removes, as from a draft

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    LETSEE

    109A Not keep hidden from

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    OSWALT

    105D Comic actor Patton

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    STARPUPIL

    16D Protégé, say

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    SYSTEMIC

    93D Widespread, as a problem

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    TYSONS

    135A ___ Corner, suburb of Washington, D.C.

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    YAXES

    80D Lines for which x = 0

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    CHIRRUPS debut

    64A High-pitched bird calls

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    DAMAGINGWINDS debut

    125A Smashing clarinets and oboes?

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    DESKDUTY debut

    78A What a detective might be demoted to

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    HEAVYSNOW debut

    52A Terrible TV reception?

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    ISOLATEDSPRINKLES debut

    71A What you might find on the counter after making ice cream sundaes?

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    MORNINGFROST debut

    103A "The Road Not Taken" enjoyed over breakfast?

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    MOSTLYCLOUDY debut

    42A Like one's mental state before morning coffee?

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    NAMEDAYS debut

    57D February 14 and March 17, e.g.

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    RIDEAWAY debut

    96D Gallop off, say

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    SHOWERSLIKELY debut

    23A High chance of parties celebrating a baby's arrival?

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    TEARLOOSE debut

    83D Rip off

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    WINTRYMIX debut

    94A Eclectic holiday party playlist?

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