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Monday · 76 answers · 5 debuts

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

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    ATE

    23A Chewed and swallowed

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    SET

    51D "Quiet on the ___!"

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    402
  3. 3
    ACE

    54A Card that can have the highest or lowest value

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    ERR

    52A Do a whoopsie

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    522
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    ASH

    5D Cigarette byproduct

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    458
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    STY

    42D Pigpen

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    343
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    ABLE

    61A Competent

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    259
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    ABBA

    10A "Money, Money, Money" group

    25
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  9. 9
    ARENA

    1A Place for gladiatorial combat

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    334
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    ETTA

    63A "At Last" singer James

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    SEC

    34D Brief moment

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    SAG

    42A Give in to gravity

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    IHOP

    15A Restaurant that offers a Mexican Tres Leches stack

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    110
  14. 14
    IPO

    18D Stock market debut, for short

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    133
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    TAT

    30A Tit for ___

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    174
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    ATSEA

    48D On the ocean

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    194
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    DOS

    8D Uno x 2

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    ACH

    41A German "Phooey!"

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    NETS

    4D Basketball goals

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    172
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    LYE

    22D Caustic drain cleaner

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    RIPE

    35D Ready to eat, as fruit

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    PDA

    21A Holding hands outside, e.g., for short

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    91
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    BAE

    29A Sweetheart, slangily

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    51
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    SOAR

    55D Fly high

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    IDES

    56A "Beware the ___ of March"

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    170
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    CONE

    60A Edible ice cream holder

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    88
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    IBM

    58D Company nicknamed "Big Blue"

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    106
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    DRAT

    16A "Dagnabbit!"

    11
    109
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    HEP

    59D With it, in last-century slang

    11
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    RIDS

    20A Purges (of)

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    47
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    LAD

    57D Young feller

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    140
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    EAGLE

    49D Sharp-eyed bird

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    SLAY

    55A Leave roaring with laughter

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    EPS

    9D Mini-albums, for short

    10
    54
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    DMED

    64A Sent a private text, for short

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    11
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    LINE

    39A Queue

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    OLDE

    28D Ye ___ Shoppe

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    PRESS

    65A Journalism

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    64
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    ALLAH

    32D Arabic for God

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    REPS

    35A Visibly supports, as a university or sports team

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    89
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    HIDE

    6A ___ and seek

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    TBONE

    25D Kind of steak named after a letter of the alphabet

    5
    67
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    ACHED

    50D Felt sore

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    54
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    FORT

    19A Lead-in to Worth, Wayne or Lauderdale

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    42
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    HINDU

    6D Holi celebrant

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    35
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    IHEAR

    7D "Rumor has it …"

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    34
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    CEDED

    43A Gave up, as territory

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    33
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    ASTRAL

    1D Word before plane or projection

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    31
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    LYSOL

    27A Disinfectant brand with the tagline "Healthing"

    5
    25
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    LUCY

    38D Football holder in "Peanuts"

    5
    16
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    SAXES

    14A Some jazz instruments, informally

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    16
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    ERASES

    45D Wipes out

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    52
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    ATTESTS

    13D Swears (to)

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    ADFEE

    10D Cost for a commercial

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    12
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    EAGER

    62A More than willing

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    LEDGE

    22A Shelf on a cliff

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    LACESUP

    40A Tightens one's ice skates, e.g.

    3
    5
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    DEAGE

    33D Digitally make to look younger

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    3
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    FLED

    24D Made a quick retreat

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    HANGS

    26D Chillaxes with friends

    2
    25
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    RARITY

    2D Uncommon thing

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    LEADSON

    31A Strings along

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    7
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    DRYERS

    46D Spinners in laundromats

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    MICRODOT

    36D Minuscule picture used in spycraft

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    DELUGE

    44D Downpour

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    EXUDES

    3D Oozes, as charm

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    6
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    INHERENT

    37D Essential to the character of something

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    6
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    LABMICE

    39D Cheese-loving test subjects

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    BARGRAPH

    12D Common chart for comparing data

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    3
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    TRUTHINESS

    17A Quality of a statement that feels plausible

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    3
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    MORTY

    53A "Rick and ___" (adult animated sitcom)

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    2
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    BREATHEEASY debut

    47A Feel relief from anxiety

    1
    1
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    BRODATES debut

    11D Hangout events for two guy friends

    1
    1
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    FOURTHYEARS debut

    24A High school or college seniors, usually

    1
    1
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    LIGHTHOUSE debut

    57A Aid in preventing a shipwreck

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    1
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    MIDDLEENGLISH debut

    36A Tongue of Chaucer ... or what's literally shown in the shaded squares?

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