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Sunday · 141 answers · 20 debuts

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

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    ETA

    107D H on a frat house

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    571
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    ERR

    100A Fumble or bumble

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    522
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    EEL

    29A Reef lurker

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    487
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    TSA

    124A Airport monitor, for short

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    PSST

    73A "Yo!," on the down-low

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    250
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    ERE

    5D Ahead of, in poetry

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    602
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    ELSE

    79D Conditional coding word

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    440
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    NEO

    13D Prefix with -lithic

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    332
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    ART

    76A What "washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life," per Picasso

    40
    384
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    TNT

    123A This really blows!

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    338
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    EPA

    33D Pollution-regulating org.

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    ORA

    16D "Cup ___ cone?"

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    UNO

    101A Card game with a Power Grab edition

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    ENO

    66A Electronica pioneer Brian

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    285
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    ACHE

    120A Yearn (for)

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    282
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    SRI

    23D Honorific from Sanskrit

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    238
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    ENDS

    117A Wraps

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    EMU

    79A Six-foot-tall Aussie sprinter

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    295
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    ADA

    111D Coding pioneer Lovelace

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    270
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    HER

    32A Part of H.M.S.

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    237
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    SSNS

    11A Data sought in phishing attempts, in brief

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    130
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    MET

    8D Popular gala venue, with "the"

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    187
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    STP

    126A Pennzoil competitor

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    172
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    ONUS

    109D Unwelcome obligation

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    STE

    90A Office building unit: Abbr.

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    EDNA

    110D Irish novelist O'Brien

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    DOE

    108A Female in the forest

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    RNS

    105D Shot makers, for short

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    126
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    NASA

    89A Org. with the Artemis program

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    DOH

    43D "What was I thinking!?"

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    116
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    TUNA

    77D Ingredient in a niçoise salad

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    112
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    CAR

    84D It might get booted

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    201
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    UGH

    61A "This is the worst!"

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    128
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    IMS

    72A Some online pings, in brief

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    78
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    CAB

    113D Kin of a zin

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    SOFA

    118A Sizable challenge for a mover

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    116
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    IGLOO

    55D Yeti's commercial rival

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    TOSS

    28A Trash

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    ROB

    71D Take inventory?

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    110
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    TUG

    83D Harbor helper

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    RUN

    119A Make a break for it

    11
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    RESTS

    37D Kicks back

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    TDS

    122A Parts of N.F.L. highlight reels, for short

    10
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    TOTS

    60D Target audience for "Peppa Pig"

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    NEA

    48D Org. with Student Success Grants

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    HAH

    102A "Good joke!"

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    AMC

    86A "Breaking Bad" channel

    9
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    BEAU

    121A Swain

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    ACRES

    70A The White House grounds have 18 of them

    9
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    SOFT

    11D Like cashmere

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    UMPS

    7A Home monitors

    8
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    KID

    125A Razz

    8
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    PALEO

    73D Prefix with -lithic

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    UNSEE

    59D Erase from one's memory, in slang

    8
    10
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    SMH

    35A Texter’s alternative to an eye roll emoji

    8
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    ADES

    52D Juice drinks

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    SLAV

    67A Bulgarian or Bosnian

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    DIRT

    108D Shoveled stuff

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    TODATE

    15A Thus far

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    34
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    ALEE

    85A Downwind, to seafarers

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    EDSEL

    20D Famed Ford flop

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    TYPE

    34A Word with body or blood

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    COPA

    51D ___ América (quadrennial soccer championship)

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    48
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    WONT

    49A Declines to

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    IRONED

    24A Wrinkle-free, say

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    DONT

    17D Terse admonishment

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    APLOMB

    2D Poise under pressure

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    IND

    115A Annual May race, familiarly

    4
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    TNUT

    88A Fastener that's one letter ahead of "U-bolt" in the dictionary

    4
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    GOP

    103A Red side, in brief

    4
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    BEEF

    53A Basis for a feud

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    HEWS

    4D Hacks with an ax

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    SOSOON

    94D "Already?!"

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    NWA

    69A Rap group inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

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    SONIC

    74A Lightning-fast hedgehog of video games

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    POETS

    40D ___ Corner, section of Westminster Abbey

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    PETES

    9D Sneaky ___ (sly dogs)

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    SPEX

    10D Glasses, informally

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    NOWAY

    56D "Ain't gonna happen!"

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    WANES

    80A Grows dimmer

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    TUFT

    106D Top of a titmouse

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    BANFF

    36D Resort town in Alberta's Rockies

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    MANDMS

    27A Colorful ingredients in some cookie recipes

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    PUT

    44A Expressed

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    FUSS

    54D To-do

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    AROUND

    92D In the area

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    HOV

    78A Lane for carpoolers

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    BUSTS

    1D Exceeds 21, in blackjack

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    VITAE

    68D Curriculum ___

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    SPOSE

    12D Imagine, casually

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    SIMIAN

    65D Apelike

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    SPEDUP

    99D Accelerated

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    HAMUP

    58D Overplay

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    TAROTS

    63D Decks with cards numbered I through XXI

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    EMOPOP

    38A Genre for Fall Out Boy

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    SUCK

    112D Be bad, like really bad

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    UPHERE

    21A Cry from a treehouse

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    POORTASTE

    104A Indecency

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    PARACHUTE

    44D Fall accessory?

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    WATCHIT

    80D "Hey, I'm walkin' here!"

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    ESCAPEACT debut

    50A Houdini’s signature feat … or a hint to the circled squares in this puzzle

    2
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    UPN

    45D Bygone channel that launched with the two-hour pilot of "Star Trek: Voyager"

    1
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    SEPTET

    91D The swans in "The Twelve Days of Christmas," e.g.

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    DOL

    41A U.S. currency: Abbr.

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    EXITS

    31A Ways off

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    MACON

    39D "The Heart of Georgia"

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    TORNADO

    57A "Bad luck, I guess … It was my turn, that's all. I was in the path of the ___" (quote from 18-Down)

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    EXP

    30D Date on a debit card: Abbr.

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    TOREAT

    98D Unwrapped with gusto

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    UKULELE

    7D Instrument strummed in the Train song "Hey, Soul Sister"

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    ASIFICARE

    111A "Like that matters to me!"

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    CHICHI

    96D Ostentatiously stylish

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    SHAFTED

    90D Treated unfairly, informally

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    BADAPPLE

    42A Negative influence on others, metaphorically

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    TEMPOS

    19D They're measured in beats per minute

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    FRONDS

    93D Some makeshift fans

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    SLEWED

    25A Turned on an axis

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    BATHER

    1A One getting into some hot water?

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    COMPUTE

    75D Make sense

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    SAFEPASSAGE

    91A What a police escort may offer

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    SNLHOST

    14D 16-time gig for Steve Martin

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    UTTERFOOL

    26A Real no-brainer?

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    AGAPES debut

    97D Early Christian meals of love and fellowship

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    ANDYDUFRESNE debut

    18D Lead role in 3-Down/6-Down

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    ASABONUS debut

    47A To sweeten the deal

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    BMXERS debut

    36A Olympians on stunt bikes, informally

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    1
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    CANALST debut

    87D Main blvd. through N.Y.C.'s Chinatown

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    DUCTTAPED debut

    116A Held together in a makeshift way

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    FISHFIN debut

    54A Rudder found in nature

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    FOOTSPA debut

    62A Receptacle for soaking before a pedicure

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    HITARUT debut

    58A Became stuck

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    KEEPSOPEN debut

    22A Doesn't rule out, as a possibility

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    MENSANS debut

    64A Brainy bunch

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    OKTO debut

    81A "Are you ___ drive?"

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    REDEMPTION debut

    6D See 3-Down

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    TEAMEVENT debut

    46D 4x100 relay, for one

    1
    1
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    THESHAWSHANK debut

    3D With 6-Down, prison drama released on September 23, 1994

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    TIMROBBINS debut

    15D Portrayer of 18-Down

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    TRENCHCOATS debut

    95A Classic cover-ups for spies

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    TUNNELOUT debut

    114A Stage a jailbreak à la 18-Down

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    YOUTUBECLIP debut

    82A Certain online video snippet

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