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Tuesday · 80 answers · 5 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ATE

    19A Enjoyed a gingerbread man, say

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    598
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    ETA

    4D Uber calculation, for short

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    571
  3. 3
    OLE

    67D Repeated exclamation in the song "Hot Hot Hot"

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    525
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    YES

    49D "Can I help you?"

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    365
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    ERIE

    71A Great Lake with the shortest name

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    510
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    EON

    62D Ages and ages

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    343
  7. 7
    AHA

    7D Sound of an epiphany

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    379
  8. 8
    ODOR

    25D Something carbon monoxide lacks

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    344
  9. 9
    ARI

    65D NPR host Shapiro

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    378
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    RED

    64D Color associated with Santa since an 1881 Thomas Nast cartoon

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    278
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    UNO

    63D Game with Draw 4 cards

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    241
  12. 12
    SPY

    48A Mole

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    177
  13. 13
    EARS

    6A Elves have pointy ones

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    163
  14. 14
    ABLE

    26D Partner of ready and willing

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    259
  15. 15
    TAU

    43A Greek T

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    169
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    ODD

    12D "That's strange ..."

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    209
  17. 17
    OSHA

    60A Office monitor, in brief

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    192
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    ETCH

    6D Make an engraving

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    174
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    OPI

    61A Nail polish brand with "Funny Bunny" and "Bubble Bath" shades

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    44
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    TAO

    10D "The ___ of Pooh" (Benjamin Hoff book)

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    223
  21. 21
    NOD

    70A "And giving a ___, up the chimney he rose" ("A Visit From St. Nicholas" excerpt)

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    158
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    IPO

    22A Wall St. debut

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    133
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    TRY

    28D Have a go at

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    181
  24. 24
    TKO

    10A Ref's ring ruling

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    123
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    OREOS

    46A Deep-fried cookies at a county fair

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    87
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    DEAL

    14D "You're on!"

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    104
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    TOP

    43D Toy that spins

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    132
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    AGUA

    44A Lago contents

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    103
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    KIA

    11D Seoul-based automaker

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    94
  30. 30
    LAY

    38A Place, as a wager

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    90
  31. 31
    SATE

    29A Appease, as hunger

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    144
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    SMEAR

    55D Calumniate

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    84
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    RHEA

    50A Mother of Zeus

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    133
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    ONME

    60D Treater's words

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    102
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    TARA

    39D Skater Lipinski

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    154
  36. 36
    OAF

    37D Lummox

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    144
  37. 37
    FEE

    45A Ticketmaster add-on

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    121
  38. 38
    LOON

    36A Bird on the Canadian dollar coin

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    81
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    NDA

    33A Confidentiality contract, for short

    9
    13
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    PATH

    20A One might be made with a snow shovel

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    62
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    STORM

    16D Seattle team with which Sue Bird won four W.N.B.A. championships

    8
    59
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    UTOPIA

    66A Perfect world

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    44
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    READS

    72A Books it?

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    51
  44. 44
    GATOR

    58D College athlete who plays in "The Swamp"

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    41
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    AMBER

    32A Fossilized tree resin

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    52
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    AUG

    35D Last mo. of summer vacation

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    46
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    ESCAPE

    17A Word before room or key

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    46
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    PEPPA

    5D Title pig of children's TV

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    8
  49. 49
    FEAR

    27D Subject of a famous F.D.R. quote

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    69
  50. 50
    ZED

    30A Alphabet ender, in Britain

    4
    68
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    KERR

    42D Deborah of "The King and I"

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    56
  52. 52
    TUSH

    41D ___ Push (N.F.L. play also known as the Brotherly Shove)

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    26
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    HUEY

    40D Singer Lewis with a cameo in "Back to the Future"

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    22
  54. 54
    TMZ

    21D Celebrity gossip site

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    13
  55. 55
    ASIANS

    53D "Crazy Rich ___" (hit 2018 film)

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    35
  56. 56
    HMM

    59A "Let me think ..."

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    30
  57. 57
    RANIN

    8D Entered hurriedly

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    28
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    HOOPLA

    51D Ado

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    26
  59. 59
    WHUP

    57D Trounce, informally

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    17
  60. 60
    BENE

    24D "Molto ___"

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    52
  61. 61
    SHEEP

    1A Image on a "Fleece Navidad" sweater, perhaps

    2
    29
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    STEALS

    1D Amazing bargains

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    19
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    ESPIED

    52D Caught a glimpse of

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    18
  64. 64
    EXCEPT

    3D Not counting

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    5
  65. 65
    THATSAID

    15A "Nevertheless ..."

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    3
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    OCHOA

    47D Astronaut Ellen who was the first Hispanic woman in space

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    16
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    POLLEN

    69A What some bees collect in special "baskets" on their legs

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    12
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    EUROPEAN

    62A Latvian or Liechtensteiner

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    9
  69. 69
    LIPBALM

    23A Moisturizing stick

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    5
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    ONEALARM

    68A Mild chili designation

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    5
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    DNASAMPLE

    34D Something collected for genealogy testing

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    4
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    TEXTED

    13A Exchanged messages, say

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    4
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    HESTIA

    2D Greek goddess of the hearth

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    3
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    ONDRAFT

    25A Available from a keg

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    2
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    PAYCASH

    54A What you may have to do if someone doesn't take charge?

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    2
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    CANETOAD debut

    18A Invasive amphibian introduced to Australia in the 1930s

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    1
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    ELCAP debut

    31D Yosemite peak, familiarly

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    1
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    EWGROSS debut

    56A "That's disgusting!"

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    1
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    STEPDANCE debut

    9D Irish jig, for one

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    1
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    THENUTCRACKER debut

    39A Classic ballet set on Christmas Eve, with a hint to four black squares in this puzzle

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    1