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Sunday · 145 answers · 16 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-02), then by uses across the whole archive.

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    ELI

    100A One of the Mannings

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    END

    69A Wrap up

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    ADS

    37D Plugs

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    ANTE

    107D Payment before a deal

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    PSST

    109D Quiet "Hey!"

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    ETSY

    81D Online crafts marketplace

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    ICE

    80A Output of some refrigerators

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    LEO

    29D MGM's aptly named mascot

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    TNT

    85D Explosive inits.

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    NOR

    51A Word used three times in the Postal Service creed

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    ACT

    82A Word often followed by a Roman numeral

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    STAN

    108D Big supporter, in modern slang

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    OLD

    13D Antediluvian

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    ENO

    38D Brian in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

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    ALT

    93D Key near Ctrl

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    IMO

    32D Texter's hedge

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    ACHE

    74D Hurt

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    UTE

    90D Uintah Basin people

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    OPT

    50A Go (for)

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    PAR

    116D Tiger's target

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    RAM

    14D Run into

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    NEED

    17D Call for

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    OHIO

    56D State with a five-sided flag

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    IRAN

    34D Home of Kurdistan's easternmost regions

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    STE

    6D Basilica of ___ Anne de Détroit (historic Michigan landmark)

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    AERO

    67D Lead-in to nautical

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    AIDE

    83A Helping hand

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    IPO

    62A Big step for a start-up, for short

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    TAT

    33D Bit of ink, familiarly

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    LIAR

    105D "Success has always been the greatest ___": Nietzsche

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    ESL

    5D Night school subj.

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    AMID

    83D Betwixt

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    EDYS

    77D Häagen-Dazs shelfmate

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    TALON

    35D Raven claw

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    FIR

    54D It bears no etymological relation to "conifer," surprisingly

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    PDA

    113D Initialism for exhibitionism

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    ARO

    79A Queer identity, for short

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    ABUT

    28D Be next to

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    LARA

    101D "Good Morning America" co-host Spencer

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    COD

    27A ___ liver oil (dietary supplement)

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    SELF

    26D Mirror image?

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    SCI

    19D Half a rhyming genre name

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    LAM

    104D Hasty getaway

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    ISTO

    16D ":" in analogies

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    KIA

    111D Telluride maker

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    PTSD

    52D What cognitive behavioral therapy can treat, in brief

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    ERMA

    40D Humorist Bombeck

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    MRI

    89D PET scan alternative

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    DEED

    30A Exploit

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    OLLIE

    45D Basic skateboarding trick

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    GASP

    106A Shock proof?

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    MICA

    10D Flaky mineral

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    AMOK

    11D Wild

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    LIME

    76D Choice for a twist

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    TEED

    20D Steaming, with "off"

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    MATS

    99A Tangled masses of hair

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    RIBS

    4D Needles

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    UHNO

    57D "That's just … wrong"

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    POL

    52A Sen. or rep., e.g.

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    UMPS

    49A Diamond authorities

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    TANK

    92D Deliberately try to fail, informally

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    UPDO

    1D Swept style

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    SUI

    65D Fashion designer Anna

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    CENT

    98A The Lincoln Memorial appeared on it until 2008

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    EBBS

    100D Abates

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    FLA

    87D Part of 115-Down: Abbr.

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    SAID

    9D Put forth

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    DIED

    97A Ran out of juice

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    GHEE

    59D Clarified butter

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    ALEX

    28A Honnold who was the first to free-solo climb El Capitan

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    KITE

    31A Sight at Sydney's yearly Festival of the Winds

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    NYU

    70A Sch. with campuses in Abu Dhabi and Shanghai

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    OUTDO

    84A Show up, perhaps

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    EVERY

    91D Word in the mnemonic E-G-B-D-F

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    SRTA

    43D Mlle. of Madrid

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    ALIST

    47A First-tier, as a celeb

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    OHMS

    24A Resistance units

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    BATH

    73D Part of a baby's nighttime routine

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    GANG

    106D Group of buffalo

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    YAPS

    41D Talks incessantly

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    HIND

    60D Rear

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    KENS

    31D Nine credited roles in "Barbie"

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    COBB

    48D Kind of salad with hard-boiled eggs

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    SCOWL

    72D Glower

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    OUTTA

    56A N.W.A's "Straight ___ Compton"

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    OTRO

    63D Por ___ lado (on the other hand: Sp.)

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    TOMS

    103D Some turkeys and tabbies

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    UND

    112D Sturm ___ Drang

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    BASED

    73A Built (on)

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    JEN

    12D "Friends" star, to friends

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    FSU

    115D Seminoles' sch.

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    RAPDUO

    44A [Knock, knock]?

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    EGADS

    66D "By Jove!"

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    KEPT

    42D Didn't spoil

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    VALET

    95A Park worker?

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    SECRET

    7D "Three may keep a ___, if two of them are dead": Benjamin Franklin

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    DRUM

    3D Oil container

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    IFNOT

    86A Else

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    EUROPA

    46D Jovian moon

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    APERTURE

    55D Camera opening

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    CAROLS

    96D "O Tannenbaum" and others

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    EXLAX

    8D Over-the-counter brand that promises "Guaranteed relief every time"

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    OHH

    63A "Now I get it!"

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    ILES

    86D Corsica and Réunion

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    SCUM

    102D Dirty film

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    SPELT

    23D Hulled wheat

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    SPIRIT

    36D Vital spark

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    ITSABET

    34A "You're on!"

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    BRAINDUMP debut

    117A Outpouring of ideas

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    RESURGENT debut

    120A On the comeback trail

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    SPACESHOT debut

    15D Carnival attraction that propels its riders sky-high

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    CAPP

    98D "Li'l Abner" cartoonist

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    MERLE

    99D Haggard fellow?

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    NAOH

    2D Chemical formula for lye

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    ASFARAS

    53A Up to

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    ALLOWS

    93A "Ow! Ow!"?

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    RANGER

    61D Park worker

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    SAMADAMS

    119A Official beer of the Boston Red Sox, familiarly

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    GMINOR

    68D Key of Mozart's Symphony No. 40

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    STEADICAM

    75D Filming innovation used in "The Shining"

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    FOULTIP

    78D Ball that just grazes the bat, perhaps

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    KODIAKS

    22D Alaskan salmon hunters

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    ONEAFTERANOTHER

    45A 11?

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    TIMELAPSE

    20A Videography option on a smartphone

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    CLEARLY

    96A "That much is obvious"

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    CLONK

    48A Thudding noise

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    HEARTIES

    94A Buccaneer's buddies

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    BACKUPCOPY

    110A "OK, OK"?

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    EBILL

    38A Paper-saving invoice

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    PARISTEXAS

    18A City with a cowboy hat-wearing replica of the Eiffel Tower

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    RAGEROOMS

    71A Places to let out anger by smashing objects

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    UNDRESSES

    1A Loses one's shirt, say

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    BENADRYL debut

    39D Big name in allergy medication

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    DOUBLECLICK debut

    21A "Tsk, tsk"?

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    EYEMASKS debut

    40A They keep people in the dark

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    LEGLIFT debut

    76A Core exercise done lying down

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    MAJORSIN debut

    10A Primarily studies

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    MALLSANTAS debut

    118A Seasonal workers in suits

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    NIGHTBIRD debut

    58A Owl or whippoorwill, e.g.

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    PAIROFPANTS debut

    114A "Hubba, hubba!"?

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    RADIOSPEAK debut

    25A What "Ten-four" and "Over" are used in

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    SECONDMATE debut

    23A Buddy-buddy?

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    STARKILLER debut

    102A George Lucas's original surname for Luke Skywalker

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    THEMUMMYRETURNS debut

    88A Tut-tut?

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    THISBEARSREPEATING debut

    64A Pooh-pooh?

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