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Sunday · 154 answers · 23 debuts

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

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    ERA

    6D Period piece

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    SET

    26A Complete group

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    402
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    ALA

    129D French menu phrase

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    ERR

    32A Goof

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    522
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    AGE

    78A What astronauts do more slowly in space than on earth

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    417
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    STY

    125D Pen

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    343
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    EMO

    117A Like Dashboard Confessional's music

    43
    256
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    ORAL

    10D Like one Freudian stage

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    367
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    ARI

    16D Filmmaker Aster

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    378
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    TIE

    126D Word with black or bow

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    284
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    ERS

    83D Stumbling sounds

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    284
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    ANY

    101A Word with one or minute

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    RED

    17D Like many Christmas ornaments

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    EKE

    27A Scrape (by)

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    STAN

    64A Tennis star Wawrinka

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    228
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    ATARI

    4D Pac-Man platform

    28
    224
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    ALAS

    13D "It's too bad, but …"

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    321
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    STEP

    21D Accelerate, with "up"

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    229
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    AOL

    47D Early I.S.P.

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    214
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    ROO

    33D Hundred Acre Wood resident

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    189
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    SEGA

    75A Genesis creator

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    118
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    SEEP

    115A Ooze

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    128
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    EGOT

    35D Awards feat, for short

    18
    35
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    SCAB

    90D Picket line crosser

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    101
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    EAU

    79D ___ de vie (fruit brandy)

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    203
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    MBA

    55D Executive deg.

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    122
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    THAI

    121D Like the New Year festival Songkran

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    130
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    CGI

    76D Big-budget expense for a Marvel movie, for short

    15
    55
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    LANE

    91D Transportation division

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    SCI

    12D Pop-___ (book genre)

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    ATONE

    84A Expiate, with "for"

    13
    172
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    LIT

    93D Turnt

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    166
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    CEDE

    95A Give up

    13
    152
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    ISM

    127D Suffix with doomer or consumer

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    145
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    RATS

    94D "Aw, darn!"

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    142
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    ALS

    41D Hilton ___, Pulitzer-winning critic for The New Yorker

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    134
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    FOR

    70A Dedication preposition

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    103
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    SHED

    34A Lose, as layers

    12
    115
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    REEF

    31A Ecosystem formed by polyps

    12
    100
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    DEBT

    7D For which one might ask for forgiveness

    11
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    LTE

    87D Smartphone service inits.

    11
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    STERN

    113D Exacting

    10
    113
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    KIN

    130D Reunion attendees

    10
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    LGA

    43A Newark alternative, in brief

    10
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    TOTS

    109D Starchy side, familiarly

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    KOREA

    114D ___ Strait, waterway bordering Japan

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    INLAW

    48D ___ suite (attached living space)

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    UGG

    112A Aussie boot brand

    9
    25
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    DOA

    118A Not viable from the start, for short

    8
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    EMEND

    116D Edit

    8
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    SAYS

    30D "___ who?"

    8
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    TYKE

    61D Squirt

    8
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    SLATS

    90A Mattress supports

    8
    34
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    DATE

    36D Take out

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    104
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    APSO

    119D Lhasa ___

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    DJS

    45D Performs at a wedding, say

    7
    53
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    TIGER

    98A Bucko

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    52
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    INASEC

    1D "One moment!"

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    34
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    ESPNU

    79A College athletics airer

    7
    16
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    AMS

    62D Wake-up times, for short

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    86
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    INDIA

    42D See 12-Across

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    85
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    BEAR

    110A Put up with

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    70
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    NYU

    105D Where Ross teaches paleontology on "Friends," in brief

    6
    53
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    PINA

    134A Colada fruit

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    40
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    GNATS

    104A Summer pests

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    SONGS

    60D Clues for birdwatchers

    6
    30
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    JPEG

    51A Visual file format

    6
    24
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    REG

    89D On the ___ (often, informally)

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    SUEDE

    74D Soft leather

    5
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    STAIN

    60A Long-lasting lip makeup

    5
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    RSS

    58D Web feed inits.

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    SHAKA

    18D Surfer's hand sign

    5
    6
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    RVLOT

    102A Parking spot for a camper

    5
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    DANTE

    56A Writer whose work is hell to get through?

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    AXES

    73A Cuts

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    FLAT

    70D Too low, musically

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    SHOW

    8A Demonstrate

    4
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    AWAKE

    29D Not out

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    UNITY

    85A Party ___

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    SOOTY

    64D Like Santa after Christmas, presumably

    4
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    HEWS

    82A Cuts

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    SVU

    97D Crime series spinoff with more seasons than the original

    4
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    ASDOI

    41A "Same!"

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    FLORA

    86A Botanist's study

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    ENRAGE

    53D Bring to a boil

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    CENSE

    88D Perfume, as at a Mass

    3
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    MALES

    14D Brightly colored birds, often

    3
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    DEFOG

    77D Clear up, in a way

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    SKYY

    113A Vodka sold in blue bottles

    3
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    MERLOT

    123A Specialty of Bordeaux

    3
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    HAILS

    46A Lauds

    3
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    WAILS

    39A Cries plaintively

    3
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    TIMESSQUARE

    131A Midtown Manhattan hot spot … or each of this puzzle's three shaded regions?

    3
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    SMITE

    8D Do in, biblically

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    45
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    ECARD

    20D Inbox greeting

    2
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    ENSOR

    81D Surrealist James

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    MORT

    2D ___ de rire ("dying of laughter," in French)

    2
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    CORNS

    63A Podiatric woes

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    TASTER

    23A Kitchen sampler

    2
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    RAHM

    124D Golfer Jon

    2
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    CAMEOS

    96A Brief glimpses of stars, say

    2
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    ONFOOT

    49A Walking

    2
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    TANDEMS

    135A Bicycles built for two

    2
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    CRUISED

    88A Won without a sweat

    2
    3
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    ORNURSE

    57A Surgeon's co-worker, casually

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    3
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    SAMBAR

    12A Lentil-based stew from 42-Down

    2
    3
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    SHAREACAB

    21A Save money on one's city commute, say

    2
    3
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    AHOYMATEY debut

    65A "Arrr, welcome aboard me ship!"

    2
    2
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    PFFT

    122D [That's ridiculous!]

    1
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    VIC

    5D Jazz trombonist Dickenson

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    TIAS

    28A Hermanas de su padre

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    ROREM

    111D Ned who composed an operatic version of "Our Town"

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    TBALL

    59A In which little gloves are worn

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    EXPOSE

    67D Scandalous story

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    ORL

    25D The Magic, on scoreboards

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    HIAWATHA

    66D Noted leader of the Onondaga

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    TORTILLA

    24A That's a wrap!

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    AMYADAMS

    92D Lynne Cheney portrayer in 2018's "Vice"

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    YENNED

    68D Longed (for)

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    BELIES

    107D Contradicts

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    ISITTRUE

    40D "Are you for real?"

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    KVASS

    69A Fermented Russian drink

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    LGBTQ

    103D Letters of pride

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    IMOLD

    108D Exclamation after misunderstanding some Gen Z slang, say

    1
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    IMSAVED

    1A "My hero!"

    1
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    JOCKS

    51D One table in the high school cafeteria, maybe

    1
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    SNOWTIRE

    18A Wintertime traction aid

    1
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    BIATHLON

    15D Winter Olympics event

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    BOTTOMUP

    120A Like a grass-roots approach

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    PROVED

    52D Left no doubts about

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    STARPITCHERS

    125A Aces

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    2
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    YESMOM

    133A Assent that might be accompanied by eye-rolling

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    37GUNSALUTE debut

    38D Military honor with fired artillery

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    1
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    42BIT debut

    106A Like old Nintendo consoles

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    1
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    54PENCE debut

    100D One-fifth of a British pound

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    1
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    58WINKS debut

    71A Short nap

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    1
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    74DAYS debut

    44A Typical length of February

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    1
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    83HOURGYMS debut

    72D Always-open workout spots

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    1
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    CLOUD33 debut

    76A Location of elation, in an idiom

    1
    1
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    DELEGATEE debut

    80A Task recipient

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    1
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    FAKENAILS debut

    128A Press-on beauty products

    1
    1
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    FANTASTIC22 debut

    50D Squad for the Invisible Woman and the Thing

    1
    1
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    FINANCIALAID debut

    22A One use of an endowment fund

    1
    1
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    FLINCHED debut

    132A Reacted to a sudden noise, say

    1
    1
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    FRESHMAN53 debut

    22D Weight gained at the start of college, informally

    1
    1
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    HANG52 debut

    99A Surfing move with all of one's toes off the board

    1
    1
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    HANIF debut

    9D "A Little Devil in America" writer Abdurraqib

    1
    1
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    JKSIMMONS debut

    54A Oscar-winning actor in Farmers Insurance ads

    1
    1
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    LOTUSTREE debut

    93A Source of a sleep-inducing narcotic in the "Odyssey"

    1
    1
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    MARIECLAIRE debut

    19A Magazine with "Maison" and "Enfants" spinoffs

    1
    1
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    PAC34 debut

    37A West Coast N.C.A.A. conference that lost 10 teams in 2024

    1
    1
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    SWEET44 debut

    3D Coming-of-age celebration

    1
    1
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    TOGOCUP debut

    98D Mug alternative, at a coffee shop

    1
    1
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    WINLESS debut

    11D At the bottom of the standings, perhaps

    1
    1