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Sunday · 140 answers · 24 debuts

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

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    ANA

    121D Actress de Armas of "Knives Out"

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    ISLE

    127A Land in the sea

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    BRA

    123D A nursing one has snaps

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    STAT

    108A "Right now!"

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    239
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    OVER

    97A No longer interested in

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    ALOT

    41A Oodles

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    STP

    115D Big inits. in fuel additives

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    AAA

    2D Letters associated with baseball and batteries

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    230
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    TIA

    116A Member of la familia

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    AVA

    87A Director DuVernay

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    UMA

    111A Actress Thurman

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    TUNA

    48A Niçoise salad need

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    TRE

    1D Three, in Torino

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    REC

    26A ___ center

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    TOM

    120D Male turkey

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    TARO

    55D Root in some speckled chips

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    CDS

    3D Many '90s music purchases

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    SHAM

    82A Pillow cover

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    OMAR

    73D Minnesota congresswoman Ilhan

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    MEL

    122D With 9-Down, legendary Giant

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    SEN

    7D Title for Manchin or Murkowski: Abbr.

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    SLOE

    25A Plum variety often used in spirits

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    OLLIE

    51D Basic skateboard trick

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    RAVI

    72D Shankar at Woodstock

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    MAIL

    112D It might be held during vacation

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    OTT

    9D See 122-Down

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    KOS

    99A Bout enders, for short

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    SLEDS

    128A Iditarod entries

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    OASES

    100D Places of refuge

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    SLANG

    90A Informal speech

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    ERNST

    54A Painting stolen from 21-Across

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    SWAP

    13A Cashless deal

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    90
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    SILL

    32D Place to keep plants

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    YTD

    119D From Jan. 1 until now

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    MIRO

    93A Painting stolen from 105-Across

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    ORION

    23A Hunter on high

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    DALI

    110D Painting stolen from 118-Across

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    LAME

    81A Flimsy, as an excuse

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    FAIR

    58A Evenhanded

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    ATA

    40A One step ___ time

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    ARTE

    113D Comedian Johnson of "Laugh-In"

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    ALLAH

    38D God of the Qu'ran

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    SUET

    70A Fat used in candlemaking

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    SARAN

    102D Xerox : copy machine :: ___ : kitchen wrap

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    SALON

    30D Beauty spot?

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    TRIAL

    106D Culmination of many a "Law & Order" episode

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    NAIR

    10D Hair removal brand

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    NAIF

    37D Innocent sort

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    IONIA

    36D Ancient Greek region for which part of the Mediterranean is named

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    LONG

    46D Like some vowels and memories

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    OGLED

    27A Made eyes at

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    WONT

    59A Customary practice

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    ALOES

    15D Cactuslike plants

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    MONET

    8A Painting stolen from 71-Across

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    DEGAS

    63D Painting stolen from 53-Across

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    PEGS

    89D Identifies

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    GOYA

    92A Painting stolen from 33-Across

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    SLALOM

    42A Downhill event

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    DARES

    110A Has the gumption

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    ESME

    11D Salinger's "For ___ – With Love and Squalor"

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    NADIR

    74D Acme's antonym

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    SALES

    105D Corporate department

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    POND

    16D Duffer's obstacle

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    TAPES

    84A Fastens, in a way

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    KMS

    98A Tour de France units: Abbr.

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    TITER

    68A Solution strength, in chemistry

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    SDS

    18D '60s campus activist grp.

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    OREL

    66A Baseball great Hershiser

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    TELE

    44A Prefix with health

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    EBON

    45D Dark, in poesy

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    EAGER

    75A Champing at the bit

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    ELLS

    31A Architectural annexes

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    TONTO

    50A Role for Jay Silverheels

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    USN

    39A "Anchors Aweigh" grp.

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    MUSE

    83D Think aloud

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    SNOOP

    86A Nose around

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    LILLE

    52A Charles de Gaulle's birthplace

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    NIELS

    56A Nobelist Bohr

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    KOOKS

    20D Eccentric types

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    FLAM

    71D Deception

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    METGALA

    129A Annual star-studded fashion event

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    SNERD

    85D Bergen's dummy Mortimer

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    SETAT

    57D Adjust to, as a thermostat

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    INF

    24A Like the Beatles' "Yesterday," key-wise

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    DRIEST

    103D Most boring

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    SLATES

    28A Schedules

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    LEAFS

    124A Toronto team, for short

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    KAHLO

    20A Painting stolen from 64-Across

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    SEAHAG

    60A Popeye's witchy foe in early comics

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    COOKIE

    78D Online tracker

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    SUTURE

    28D Surgeon's stitch

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    TITIAN

    4D Painting stolen from 101-Across

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    DARIEN

    109A Connecticut coastal town near Stamford

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    WHILE

    14D "___ we're waiting …"

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    TACTICS

    1A Chess player's study

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    OLIOS

    43D Hodgepodges

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    LEHAR

    67D Franz who composed "The Merry Widow"

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    BATES

    35D Motel proprietor in "Psycho"

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    PROLE

    19D "1984" drudge

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    ALIFE

    117A "Get ___!"

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    DIALOG

    104D Lines at the theater?

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    NUMBS

    107D Desensitizes

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    POTASH

    19A Fertilizer compound

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    CRES

    114A Abbr. on a music score

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    OKEEFFE

    94D Painting stolen from 77-Across

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    REAVE

    76D Plunder, archaically

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    BODEGAS

    53A Neighborhood grocery stores

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    SARGENT

    13D Painting stolen from 35-Across

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    STEAMIRON

    105A Household appliance that makes a hissing sound

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    BITTEN

    125A Attacked by mosquitoes, say

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    DITCHES

    96D Abandons

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    NUMEROUS

    34D Abundant

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    WADUP

    88A Crumple into a ball

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    AXLED

    62A Like a car's wheels

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    POISONER

    126A Claudius, vis-à-vis King Hamlet

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    RADISHES

    17A Crunchy root vegetables

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    ALERTTEXT debut

    22D Certain emergency message

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    ASHOMONETE debut

    49D On dry ground

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    BUENOSAIRESARGENTINA debut

    35A Capital on the Río de la Plata

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    CHAFESAT debut

    6D Gets irritated by

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    EASTERNSTANDARDTIME debut

    21A Winter setting in New England

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    EDEGASTE debut

    47D 90° from norte

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    FROMONETOTEN debut

    71A Common scale range

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    GETSWISMIRO debut

    61D Catches on

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    GOYANKEES debut

    33A Bronx cheer

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    GREATLIE debut

    91D "Half a truth is often a ___": Benjamin Franklin

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    HOOKAHLOUNGE debut

    64A Bar with hashish pipes

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    IRISED debut

    95A Opened or closed like an eye, in film lingo

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    ISERNSTNTO debut

    5D Enjoys as a hobby

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    KAHLOEMS debut

    65D Some partners in lesbian couples

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    LEANNA debut

    29D Actress Creel of "Saved by the Bell"

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    MARYHADALITTLELAMB debut

    118A Classic nursery rhyme

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    MODELSARGENTS debut

    8D First cars made by Ford

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    REGISTEREDDIETITIAN debut

    101A Health professional focused on nutrition

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    REPLOTTEDALI debut

    69D Mapped out again

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    SMOKEEFFECTS debut

    77A Fog and haze generated for a theatrical production

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    SPASTITIAN debut

    80D Twitch

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    THECGOYA debut

    12D "Penn & Teller: Fool Us" airer

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    TOYMEN debut

    79D Old-fashioned trinket shop vendors

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    WUTOKEEFFENG debut

    59D ___ Clan, iconic hip-hop group of the 1990s

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