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Sunday · 136 answers · 10 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

    110A One of four rhyming letters

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    OLE

    65D Flamenco shout

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    ERR

    61D Drop the ball

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    TEE

    113D Timeout signal

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    ANTE

    11D Prefix with chamber

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    LSD

    24A Steve Jobs called it "one of the two or three most important things I have done in my life"

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    AHA

    46D "Eureka!"

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    NOR

    117A Neither's partner

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    IDLE

    68D Loaf

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    NTH

    29A ___ degree

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    AMI

    108A Introspective question

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    TMI

    114D "Ew!," in a text

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    ESE

    75D Suffix with Milan or Bhutan

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    NBA

    55A Grp. with an in-season tournament beginning in 2023

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    ANO

    9D Good "Wheel of Fortune" buy for TOO COOL FOR SCHOOL

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    TAU

    5D Sigma follower

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    EYES

    41D Most spiders have eight

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    REV

    74D Fire (up)

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    UCLA

    85D Home of Pauley Pavilion: Abbr.

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    ASPS

    33D Ancient symbols of royalty

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    ILL

    79A "Licensed to ___" (Beastie Boys album)

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    MIA

    26A Soccer star Hamm

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    OTS

    82A Draw conclusions, in brief?

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    ITO

    6D "What was ___ do?"

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    DRS

    120A Ones ordering shots, for short

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    SARA

    107D Tegan and ___ (pop duo)

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    MAE

    53A Old West actress?

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    SEAL

    27A Make airtight

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    NAP

    102A Bad thing to do during a meeting

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    ENG

    116D Home to the Cotswolds: Abbr.

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    NAAN

    59A Tandoor bread

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    PDA

    36D Smartphone predecessor, for short

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    RIM

    57D Lip

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    HON

    115D Darlin'

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    UDON

    18D Thick Japanese noodle

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    HSN

    45D QVC alternative

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    LEA

    47D Thompson of the box-office bomb "Howard the Duck"

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    NOAH

    42A Stewart's successor on "The Daily Show"

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    OMAHA

    31D The "O" in a H.O.R.S.E. poker tournament

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    ICES

    105A Bumps off

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    AMO

    73D "Te ___" (Rihanna song)

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    OBIT

    49D Newspaper notice

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    NINA

    66D One in a historic trio

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    LETS

    28A "Shall we?" reply

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    ENTS

    3D Fangorn Forest inhabitants, in fiction

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    SNOT

    34D Spoiled brat

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    MOE

    8D What a stooge!

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    OPEC

    84D International grp. based in Vienna

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    EACH

    52D A pop

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    DENS

    10D Fox burrows

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    RESTS

    51D "No playing" signs

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    BYE

    21A Tournament pass

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    NAG

    112D Get after

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    ALIA

    109A Et ___

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    SLUR

    77D Legato mark

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    OOHS

    39D Impressed responses

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    OLDE

    88D Adjective used with "ye"

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    STEEL

    60D World's most recycled material

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    GREW

    40D Waxed

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    OYS

    89D Yiddish exclamations

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    AOK

    15A Just peachy

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    ECOL

    106D Darwinian subj.

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    YAP

    111D Yammer

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    EATAT

    50D Trouble

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    POOR

    43A Needy

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    XES

    14D Strikes (out)

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    TIMID

    96D Fainthearted

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    FEND

    104D Ward (off)

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    STEIN

    62D Bier holder

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    WARE

    72A Ending with spy or ransom

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    FACE

    104A Confront

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    GNUS

    48D Bearded beasts

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    NOHO

    32D N.Y.C. neighborhood just below Astor Place

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    PALL

    103D Dark cloud

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    COMP

    76D Give for free

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    DOGE

    86D Lead-in to coin, for a meme currency

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    OPINES

    97D Voices one's views

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    FLAW

    95D Shortcoming

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    LSATS

    81D Exams for aspiring clerks, in brief

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    EMILIO

    13D Actor Estevez

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    LANDHO

    2D Cry from a crow's nest

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    MAHALO

    12D "Thank you," on Oahu

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    SPORTY

    1D Bandmate of Ginger, Scary, Posh and Baby

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    ONENAME

    20A What Beyoncé Knowles goes by

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    SUITES

    60A Multi-movement works

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    SCIONS

    63A Progeny

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    LAHR

    28D Cowardly Lion portrayer

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    ENLACE

    98D Braid

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    UNPC

    90A Inappropriate to say, maybe

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    PDQ

    4D A.S.A.P.

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    TREADS

    71A Bottoms of boots

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    WALE

    67D Thick plank of a ship

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    OUIOUI

    93D "Certainement!"

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    RAILAT

    99D Upbraid

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    SHEENA

    54A "Queen of the Jungle," in comics

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    MCCOO

    87A Marilyn who sang "Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In"

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    FLAMES

    80A They might be said to be dancing or raging

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    PILLAGE

    121A Ransack

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    MAZY

    23D Labyrinthine

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    MUSCLECARS

    70D Mustangs and Firebirds

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    UPANDATEM

    18A "Time to start the day!"

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    MADAMEX

    8A John Singer Sargent portrait that scandalized Paris in 1884

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    ARTCURATOR debut

    69D Monet manager?

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    KEDS

    17D Sneaker brand

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    SYNS

    78D Terms and conditions, e.g.: Abbr.

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    AMELIE

    69A 2001 title role for Audrey Tautou

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    ARABY

    44A James Joyce short story set in a bazaar

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    BROWN

    30D Lightly fry

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    SINGLET

    122A Wrestler's outfit

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    FILER

    80D Auditor's target

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    ORDS

    25A Municipal regulations: Abbr.

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    NETMAN

    7D Volleyer in a doubles match

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    AURORAE

    118A Polar sky phenomena

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    OLAS

    91A Greetings from Brazil

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    BONANZAS

    30A Windfalls

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    LIPASE

    35A Digestive enzyme

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    REDSUN

    100A Feature of Japan's flag

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    SLEPTIN

    1A Remained under cover?

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    UNTENDED

    38D Neglected

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    ABLESEAMAN

    15D Rank in the Merchant Marine

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    ALLYOUNEEDISLOVE

    83A My mom buys them, and she knows how much I loooooooove lottery tickets

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    AMIL

    109D "Thanks ___!"

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    DEMONICAL

    119A Devilish

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    DONTSTARTWITHME

    64A Me and Jamie ask if we can get a couple of scratchers

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    MEINE

    19D German possessive

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    OYSTERBARS

    16D Eateries whose patrons dine with tiny forks

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    UNCURL

    94D Straighten, as hair

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    CALIPERS debut

    101A Tool with metal jaws

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    CRUDENESS debut

    76A Indelicacy

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    DONTQUOTEMEONTHIS debut

    22A Mrs. B you'll die when you hear what happened to "me" this summer!

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    HALTWHOGOESTHERE debut

    45A Surprise surprise! Whom should walk in? Just my best friend ever!

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    JOEWALSH debut

    58D Longtime guitarist for the Eagles

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    PULLYOURSELFTOGETHER debut

    92A "Scratch them your self girls," she says, so we do

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    SWEARJARS debut

    56A "You say it, you pay it" containers

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    YOUCANTWINTHEMALL debut

    111A OMG can you believe it! We won the mall!!!

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    YOURMONEYSNOGOODHERE debut

    37A So we're at the convenience store and WOW I find a 5$ dollar bill on the floor

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