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Tuesday · 76 answers · 4 debuts

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

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    ONE

    30D Formula ___

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    AGE

    58D Yearly increase?

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    ADS

    31D Moneymakers for many content creators

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    EASE

    53A Lighten (up)

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    ERAS

    33D Significant stretches

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    ESP

    34D Telepath's claim

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    STAR

    9A Feature of a movie, or a movie review

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    IMO

    59D "What I think is …," online

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    AMP

    28D Hype (up)

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    KNEE

    14A What's taken by a quarterback during "victory formation"

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    PSI

    39A Trident-shaped Greek letter

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    EDGE

    60A Part of a ski that cuts into the snow

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    PER

    8D In accordance with

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    APP

    6A Dev's development

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    SEAR

    55D Prepare, as ahi tuna

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    IMIN

    18A "Sounds like a plan!"

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    WET

    21D Like a dog's nose, typically

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    EGRET

    46D White-plumed heron

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    EDYS

    56D Brand whose logo has an apostrophe shaped like an ice cream cone

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    NAAN

    37D Bread served with butter chicken

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    OMIT

    23D Replace with an ellipsis, maybe

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    WEE

    32A Tiny

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    RIOT

    57A Absolute hoot

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    SPF

    5D Letters on a beach bottle

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    SELF

    52A ___-referential (like the clue for 52-Across)

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    ODORS

    65A Things hidden by potpourri

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    SHED

    19A Require one's owner to vacuum, perhaps

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    EXES

    40A It might be awkward for friends to date yours

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    ROTE

    3D Repetitive learning method

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    NAIL

    42A Get exactly

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    TWOS

    1D "Terrible" stage of toddlerhood

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    LUNA

    15A Roman moon goddess

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    EPS

    64A Mini-albums, for short

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    ICY

    44D Good for skating, but bad for driving

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    ALDO

    54D Gucci of fashion

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    ASAMI

    28A "Me too!," more formally

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    USURP

    48D Forcefully supplant

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    GREW

    61A Got taller

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    ETTE

    27A Ending with towel or toil

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    TOOL

    63A Awl or ax

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    OWNS

    17D Doesn't rent, say

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    BOAR

    29A Wild swine

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    HELM

    36D Captain's position

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    UHUH

    2D "Not a chance!"

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    BOX

    29D Mover's tote

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    AMSTEL

    43D Beer brand named for a Dutch river

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    TERA

    24D Giga- : billion :: ___ : trillion

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    ANIMA

    11D Feminine side, in Jungian psychology

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    ANDOR

    6D Disney+ series that's a prequel to "Rogue One"

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    PSAS

    25D Informative TV spots

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    RIFF

    45D Jazz improvisation

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    KROC

    14D Ray with the autobiography "Grinding It Out: The Making of McDonald's"

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    WOOL

    20A Yarn material

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    RAIDS

    45A Midnight kitchen excursions

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    FLOW

    50D Rapper's rhythm

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    RANDB

    12D Genre for D'Angelo or Daniel Caesar

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    PEELE

    7D Key's partner in sketch comedy

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    FETES

    49D Lavish celebrations

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    GUTSY

    51A Afraid not?

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    GUIDO

    47D "Cars" character with an Italian accent

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    PROMS

    25A High school events with elaborate proposals

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    WHOOP

    13A Loud cry of joy

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    FOODCOMA

    4D After-meal drowsiness known scientifically as postprandial somnolence

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    RARINGTOGO

    26D Bursting with anticipation

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    SLIEST

    9D Most cunning

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    AHEAP

    41A Loads and loads

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    OUTOFORDER

    16A Not currently functioning

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    TURFS

    1A They're artificial at half of all N.F.L. stadiums

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    WEBMD

    21A Site with a Symptom Checker feature

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    MEDAY

    62A Occasion for alone time

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    CHISELED

    38D Like a bodybuilder's physique

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    TUMBLEWEED

    10D Western roller

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    AUTOFILLED debut

    58A Completed without manual input, as an online form … or a description of this puzzle's shaded squares

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    CONCRETESLAB debut

    22A Section of a sidewalk

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    EGGMCMUFFINS debut

    46A Sandwiches that kick-started the fast-food breakfast industry

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    MARATHONDANCERS debut

    35A Participants in an endurance competition set to music

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