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Saturday · 62 answers · 13 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-02), then by uses across the whole archive.

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    DOT

    40A Note extender, in sheet music

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    ACER

    39A Taiwanese electronics brand

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  3. 3
    PIE

    7D Bit of "Sweeney Todd" fare

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    183
  4. 4
    SAC

    28A ___ fly

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    TAP

    32A Open for drinks

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  6. 6
    RAD

    20A "Tubular!"

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  7. 7
    LION

    26A Pride parade participant?

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    YODA

    36A Baby ___

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  9. 9
    YEW

    43D Material for Robin Hood's bow

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  10. 10
    MUD

    45D Result of a downpour, perhaps

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    UMPS

    6D Professional squatters?

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  12. 12
    FIRE

    41D It's lit!

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    55
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    STEED

    12D One taken for a ride

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  14. 14
    PLIE

    22A Movement in "The Nutcracker"

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    ROSES

    5D Many early wines

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    57
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    BLARE

    46A Siren call?

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    ADASTRA

    33D "To the stars," in Latin

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    RBG

    8D Recurring role for Kate McKinnon on "S.N.L."

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    FOREST

    41A Lothlórien in "The Lord of the Rings," e.g.

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    CONAN

    38A Television star who went on the "Legally Prohibited From Being Funny on Television Tour" in 2010

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    47
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    ALLOW

    48A OK

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    ROAMS

    8A Incurs an extra service charge, perhaps

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    26
  23. 23
    GLADE

    18A Clearing

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  24. 24
    CONES

    38D Stack in an ice cream shop

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    OCEANIA

    2D Locale of Niue and the Pitcairn Islands

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  26. 26
    AZALEAS

    10D Their petals are used to make a traditional Korean wine called "dugyeonju"

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  27. 27
    MEDIAN

    11D Turnpike feature

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    LETBY

    42A Make way for

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    PENCILS

    1D #2s, e.g.

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  30. 30
    JAKOB

    29D Track star Ingebrigtsen who, at age 16, became the youngest person in history to run a sub-four-minute mile

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    4
  31. 31
    NUMETAL

    31D Music genre for Linkin Park and Limp Bizkit

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  32. 32
    PANTSED debut

    34D De-briefed?

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    2
  33. 33
    BIZET

    15A Georges ___, "Habanera" composer

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    25
  34. 34
    INDUS

    23A River featured in the Rig Veda

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    CAPECOD

    27D Simple house style with gables

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    ENDRUN

    4D Bypassing play

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    ECONOMIC

    13A Cost-efficient

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    BLOCS

    25D They act as one

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  39. 39
    CADRES

    19A Specially trained teams

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    GALBA

    37D First of four emperors in the "Year of the Four Emperors"

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    TONESUP

    32D Hits the weights, say

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  42. 42
    AACELL

    35D Small juice container?

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    5
  43. 43
    KATESMITH

    17D Contralto singer known as the "First Lady of Radio"

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  44. 44
    POWERUP

    1A Get an engine going

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  45. 45
    YORICK

    36D Jester named in a Shakespeare soliloquy

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    AUTOCRATS

    35A Monarchs, e.g.

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    DATEBREAD

    24A Fruit-filled loaf

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    DECRIES

    21D Publicly criticizes

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  49. 49
    FEMINISTS

    44A They believe "the radical notion that women are people," per Marie Shear

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    NAKEDLIES

    31A Blatant deceptions

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    CARAMELLATTES debut

    14D Some sweet pick-me-ups

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  52. 52
    COMECLEAN debut

    27A Own up

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  53. 53
    DESKPAD debut

    49A Certain workplace protection?

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    1
  54. 54
    DOMEDROOF debut

    24D Feature of the United States Capitol

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    GAMEBOOTH debut

    37A Setting for balloon darts or a ringtoss

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    1
  56. 56
    JAMESROSS debut

    29A Antarctic explorer for whom a sea is named

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    1
  57. 57
    LAPELMICS debut

    30A Attachments for speakers

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    1
  58. 58
    LATERBRO debut

    30D "Peace, dude!"

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    1
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    NERDSPEAK debut

    16A Jargon heard at Comic-Con or in a D&D game, humorously

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    1
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    OILPRESS debut

    9D Extractor used on some seeds and nuts

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    SURECURE debut

    47A Well, that works!

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    WORDDOC debut

    3D Common format for an essay, informally

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