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Sunday · 138 answers · 11 debuts

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

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    ONE

    105A Number of jurors who originally vote "Not guilty" in "12 Angry Men"

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    612
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    ADS

    18D Elements of pay-per-click campaigns

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    ERE

    4D Poet's palindromic preposition

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    EON

    12D Equivalent of a billion years, in geology

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    ANN

    59D "Raggedy" doll

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    LIE

    13D Bad thing to be caught in

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    318
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    ETAS

    5D Midflight announcements, for short

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    214
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    TAU

    106D Greek letter that's the symbol for torque

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    169
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    ROO

    66A Kanga's kiddo

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    APP

    109D Slack or Zoom

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    PAT

    93A Word before or after down

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    SPEC

    81D What many freelancers work on

    18
    120
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    SEAR

    69D Scorch

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    113
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    SAC

    27A ___ fly

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    167
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    LAO

    111D Language mutually intelligible with Thai

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    154
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    SUN

    26A Space heater?

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    101
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    TRAP

    44A Bad thing to be caught in

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    156
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    SHH

    107D [I'm trying to watch the movie!]

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    100
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    LATTE

    24D Coffee shop order

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    AHAS

    52D Forehead-slapping shouts

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    APR

    63A Typical Passover mo.

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    170
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    AHOY

    15D Nautical greeting

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    PBS

    117A "Downton Abbey" network

    13
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    IPAS

    39D Bitter brews, for short

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    26
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    EIN

    85D "Ich bin ___ Berliner"

    12
    159
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    TOSS

    82A Trash

    12
    139
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    SPREE

    1A Shopper's thrill

    12
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    SASSY

    1D Fresh

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    ACHOO

    112A "Gesundheit!" prompter

    12
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    OOF

    7D Cry of cringe

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    RISES

    55A Good signs in stock reports

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    MAO

    37D Great Leap Forward leader

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    EROICA

    91D Beethoven's Third

    11
    65
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    ALAN

    80D "Watchmen" writer Moore

    10
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    USERS

    115A Facebook has more than three billion of them

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    AHEAD

    22A "Full steam ___!"

    10
    81
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    FBI

    38A Org. whose employees wear badges

    10
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    TASER

    98A Weapon whose name is an acronym

    10
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    SKOR

    99D Toffee candy bar

    10
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    TRESS

    41D Lock of hair

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    BETS

    33D Pot growers?

    9
    65
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    SEEPS

    75A Oozes

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    URNS

    64A Many clay relics

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    CLAN

    47D Family group

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    COG

    6A Clock part

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    FIB

    110D Fudge the facts

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    MUG

    60D Make faces for a camera

    8
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    BORED

    56D Yawning, say

    8
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    OURS

    65A Not just mine

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    SEMIS

    68D They're around for the long haul

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    75
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    WISE

    28A Smart-alecky

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    AURAS

    54D Mysterious qualities

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    LORI

    9D Actress Singer of "Footloose"

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    PESOS

    94D Currency in seven American countries (and one Asian)

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    SEEDS

    97D Germs

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    PENNE

    94A Pasta often cut at an angle

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    QUO

    108D Status follower

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    TWEE

    48A Oh-so-precious

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    25
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    LEEKS

    51A Oniony vegetables

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    OWLS

    36D Mice hunters

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    AWLS

    102D Leatherworking tools

    5
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    RACER

    43D Go-kart, e.g.

    5
    51
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    CELS

    104D Cartoon collector's collection, maybe

    5
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    RABE

    101D Broccoli ___

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    SOARS

    118A Flies out of sight

    5
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    GIF

    8D Animated file type

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    23
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    COALS

    61D Barbecue bits

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    ROC

    103A Legendary bird

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    SERF

    29D Feudal worker

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    PRAY

    100A "___ tell"

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    PURSE

    42D Something strapped for cash?

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    THEIR

    44D Beaten at ___ own game

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    BRAID

    56A Challah bread feature

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    HOPES

    116A Aspirations

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    RVER

    84D Many a road tripper, informally

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    SKYPE

    29A FaceTime alternative

    4
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    ELEC

    72D Monthly util. bill

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    QUIT

    46D Command+Q, on a Mac

    3
    47
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    TENON

    87D Wood joint piece

    3
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    QATAR

    73D Host of the 2022 World Cup

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    TROPE

    48D Writing cliché

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    RUSS

    88A Meyer who directed 1965's "Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!"

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    ALTS

    10D Elevs.

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    MAMMA

    78A "___ mia!"

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    KOKO

    62D Gorilla who famously learned sign language

    3
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    ASSORTS

    34D Classifies

    3
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    VIAGRA

    89A Cialis alternative

    3
    13
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    TICKS

    106A Mean little suckers?

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    10
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    BUILD

    76A Heighten

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    7
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    CHOCULA

    6D Count seen in the breakfast aisle

    3
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    PADMA

    14A ___ Lakshmi, host of TV's "Taste the Nation"

    3
    5
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    AIART debut

    19A Some computer-generated images nowadays

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    3
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    ROSSI

    57D Hollywood's Portia de ___

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    LABEL

    9A Brand

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    LACED

    114A Tied up

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    EQUIP

    53D Outfit

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    TUBAS

    32A Instruments with large bells

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    ODDSARE

    65D "If I had to guess …"

    2
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    PURER

    70D More refined

    2
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    DINNER

    92D What Sidney Poitier's character famously came to, in a 1967 film

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    POWS

    21D Punching sounds in the comics

    2
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    PACKS

    14D Cigarette purchases

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    5
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    REVERTED debut

    90A Backslid, say

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    ARALSEA

    52A Body of water that was once the world's fourth-largest lake

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    35
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    MSRP

    78D Car sticker no.

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    LINDA

    71D Loma ___, Calif.

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    SRIS

    96A Hindu honorifics

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    HOMES

    35A Great Lakes mnemonic

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    COEDS

    25A Some college students, quaintly

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    IVORIES

    86D They make sounds when they're tickled

    1
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    HUMBLEPIE

    113A "Diet" for the defeated

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    UBOLTS

    74D Horseshoe-shaped pipe fasteners

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    YECH

    30A "Eww!"

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    PROWAR

    42A Hawkish

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    AQUATICS

    79D Parasailing, water polo, etc.

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    DECON

    95A Hazard cleanup, in brief

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    DIABOLO

    77A Yo-yo-like toy with a devilish-sounding name

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    DYKE

    95D Van ___ (beard type)

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    HUGELY

    31D In a big way

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    MOONROCK

    60A Souvenir from the Sea of Tranquillity, say

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    4
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    AIRNESS

    80A Michael Jordan's nickname, with "His"

    1
    3
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    HOIPOLLOI

    20A The masses

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    3
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    SOURCES

    50A Journalists quote them

    1
    3
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    BILGEPUMP

    76D Boat equipment for removing water on board

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    2
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    MADEBANK

    17D Brought in big bucks

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    PIQUES

    2D Excites … or annoys

    1
    2
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    RAUNCH

    3D Vulgarity

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    SEUSSIAN

    67A Whimsically imaginative, as writing

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    2
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    WALRUSMUSTACHE

    49D Style sported by Theodore Roosevelt and Mark Twain

    1
    2
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    BLUEHOLES debut

    11D Deep, dark ocean caverns

    1
    1
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    DEEPFRIEDOREOS debut

    16D Scrumptious but not-so-healthful carnival snacks

    1
    1
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    GREATSQUALLOFCHINA debut

    45A Tempest in a teapot?

    1
    1
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    HOLYSQUATTER debut

    58A Religious gymgoer on leg day?

    1
    1
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    PLEDGESQUEAK debut

    70A Sound from some freshly cleaned floors?

    1
    1
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    SHUTTLES debut

    40A Atlantis and others

    1
    1
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    SQUAWKAFINELINE debut

    107A Repeat something clever, as parrots might?

    1
    1
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    SQUEALOFFORTUNE debut

    23A "Omigod, omigod, jackpot!"?

    1
    1
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    SQUIRRELLEDCAPITAL debut

    83A Money under the mattress, e.g.?

    1
    1