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Tuesday · 74 answers · 6 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ERA

    60D Historic stretch

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  2. 2
    IRA

    56A Good name for a long-term investor?

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    448
  3. 3
    ADS

    33A Podcaster's income stream

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    325
  4. 4
    EPEE

    62A Olympic equipment with body contact detection technology

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    343
  5. 5
    ART

    4D "Making money is ___ and working is ___ and good business is the best ___": Andy Warhol

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    384
  6. 6
    EPA

    59D Org. that regulates "forever chemicals"

    36
    320
  7. 7
    OGRE

    10A Monster akin to a Japanese oni

    36
    284
  8. 8
    TIE

    8D Cause for overtime

    34
    284
  9. 9
    ETAL

    26D Abbr. that might go after a list of authors

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    327
  10. 10
    EWE

    42A Animal hidden in this clue, if you read it aloud

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    302
  11. 11
    ALL

    20A What one size might fit

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    299
  12. 12
    ENDS

    64A Oft-unwanted bread pieces

    27
    303
  13. 13
    APT

    9D Like the names of the track athletes Usain Bolt and Lisa Lightfoot

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    217
  14. 14
    OTTO

    47D Palindromic Italian number

    22
    273
  15. 15
    USER

    57A ___ fees

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    246
  16. 16
    SEAR

    16A Cook the surface of

    18
    113
  17. 17
    ERODE

    63A Dwindle, as support

    16
    175
  18. 18
    NAN

    31A Grandma

    16
    118
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    ESTA

    6A "Dónde ___ la biblioteca?"

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    154
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    NOTE

    54A Post-it, e.g.

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    132
  21. 21
    TBS

    38A TNT's sister channel

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    116
  22. 22
    EVES

    55D Holidays that aren't typically federal holidays

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    108
  23. 23
    DEER

    5D State animal of Illinois

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    154
  24. 24
    BAMA

    23A The Crimson Tide

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    63
  25. 25
    ICARE

    14A "Your concerns matter to me"

    12
    45
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    DINE

    61A Eat in style

    11
    54
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    RUIN

    21A Completely wreck

    10
    97
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    INNER

    50D Word with tube or circle

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    96
  29. 29
    MOMA

    19A N.Y.C. home of Warhol's "Campbell's Soup Cans"

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    66
  30. 30
    SWIM

    37D Do some strokes

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    41
  31. 31
    MUTT

    51A Dog that's not a purebred

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    37
  32. 32
    STRODE

    48D Walked purposefully

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    36
  33. 33
    ERASERS

    13D Writers' blocks?

    6
    28
  34. 34
    GARR

    65A Teri of "After Hours"

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    51
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    NOMAD

    1A Wandering soul

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    49
  36. 36
    ISOMER

    46D Molecule that shares its formula with another

    5
    26
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    SAXES

    66A One section of a big band, informally

    5
    16
  38. 38
    ADAB

    24D Not much, as of mayonnaise

    5
    14
  39. 39
    DEPOT

    53A Railroad station

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    47
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    VEG

    58D Chillax

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    29
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    OCULAR

    2D Eye-related

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    23
  42. 42
    LOKI

    27D Norse god capable of shape-shifting into animals

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    50
  43. 43
    QUIP

    15A Little crack

    3
    37
  44. 44
    JAKE

    32A Guy's name that's old slang for "OK"

    3
    31
  45. 45
    TAMES

    52D Tones down

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    27
  46. 46
    JFK

    32D One hub for Delta and American Airlines, in brief

    3
    25
  47. 47
    REDONE

    28A Newly decorated

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  48. 48
    CUKE

    35D Common crudités veggie

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    16
  49. 49
    GEORGIA

    11D Only U.S. state whose Wikipedia article has a "(U.S. state)" disambiguator

    3
    15
  50. 50
    SUING

    7D Taking action against

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    12
  51. 51
    KNEX

    36D Toy set that can be used to build roller coasters

    3
    8
  52. 52
    STIPEND

    40D Fixed regular allowance

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    8
  53. 53
    THEDUDE

    38D Nickname for filmdom's Jeffrey Lebowski

    3
    5
  54. 54
    VERBS

    22A Rock and roll, but not rhythm and blues

    2
    14
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    FUNK

    41A Blue feeling

    2
    11
  56. 56
    EQUINE

    6D Like donkeys and zebras

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    10
  57. 57
    NIQAB

    1D Face covering with an opening around the eyes

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    5
  58. 58
    TOPTIER

    30A First-rate

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    5
  59. 59
    QUAN

    18D Actor Ke Huy ___ of "Everything Everywhere All at Once"

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    3
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    VAPEPEN

    22D Puff piece?

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    3
  61. 61
    STORES

    45D Mall units

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    EQUINOX

    43D Start to fall?

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    9
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    HOTSAKE

    44A Warm drink served from a tokkuri

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    4
  64. 64
    MAILMEN

    3D Guys whose profession sounds redundant

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    4
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    OSMENT

    10D Actress Emily of "Hannah Montana"

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    RAMBLED

    12D Went on and on

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    3
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    BACKFLIPS

    34A Gymnastic feats ... or what the two halves of the answers to 17-, 25-, 49- and 58-Across do?

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    2
  68. 68
    ONAFAST

    29D Not eating anything

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    2
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    ANGELANGLE debut

    25A View of Earth from heaven?

    1
    1
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    BOXESIN debut

    39D Pens

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    1
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    EXITSEXIST debut

    49A "There are ways to leave"?

    1
    1
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    IONIQS debut

    46A Hyundai electric cars

    1
    1
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    QUITEQUIET debut

    17A Noiseless?

    1
    1
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    VENMOVENOM debut

    58A Spite over an incomplete mobile payment?

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    1