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Tuesday · 74 answers · 3 debuts

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

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    ELI

    61D Horror director Roth

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    EST

    12D Fig. at a body shop

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    ERIE

    66A Spooky-sounding lake

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    OPS

    59D Photo ___

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    TAN

    45A Sunbather's goal

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    SPY

    5D Ian Fleming figure

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    ORES

    14A They're mined, all mined!

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    EYES

    56D So-called "windows to the soul"

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    ASEA

    4D Sailing, say

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    DOE

    13D A deer, a female deer

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    TOO

    65A "___ soon?"

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    PDA

    15A Kissing on a park bench, e.g., for short

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    OMG

    68A "Wowza!"

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    SIP

    5A Sample sake, say

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    LEAN

    47A 99% fat-free, say

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    OPED

    58D Take in the paper?

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    RASTA

    35D Believer in Jah, familiarly

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    NAT

    60D Revolutionary Turner

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    ELBA

    30A "Hijack" actor Idris

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    OPINE

    10D Offer a thought

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    SHAM

    8D Decorative pillowcase

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    BAMA

    38D "Roll Tide!" school, in brief

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    DENS

    69A Bears' lairs

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    HALO

    46A First-person shooter video game franchise

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    CEE

    34A Middling mark

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    ADHOC

    22D Like some temporary committees

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    IDIOM

    51D "A pain in the neck," e.g.

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    COG

    63D Gear tooth

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    SMH

    23A Texter's "I can't believe this"

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    CAM

    52A Surveillance device, informally

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    EATAT

    20A Vex

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    LEFT

    31D One side of the political aisle, with "the"

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    HESSE

    29D Hermann who wrote "Siddhartha"

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    KEA

    11D Hawaii's Mauna ___

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    AVIATE

    19A Take to the sky

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    UHUH

    32A "Nope!"

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    IDEST

    6D "I.e.," spelled out

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    LPGA

    1A U.S.'s oldest continuous women's professional sports org.

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    ARTIE

    48A Jazz legend Shaw

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    ACTED

    24A Made a scene?

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    ASTIN

    53D Actor Sean of "Stranger Things"

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    LOTSA

    57A Plenty o'

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    IOWAN

    49D Sioux City native

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    CEDES

    28D Relinquishes

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    HOPESO

    16A "Fingers crossed!"

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    TRIED

    50A Gave it a go

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    TEACH

    26A "I cannot ___ anybody anything; I can only make them think": Socrates

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    PROAM

    2D Type of event run by the 1-Across

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    USABLE

    33D Functional

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    PALACE

    64A The Blenheim in England, for one

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    VOTESYES

    17A Gives a thumbs-up

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    OSKAR

    36D Herr Schindler in "Schindler's List"

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    MATES

    54D Aussie buds

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    STAMEN

    21A Pollen producer

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    ONEWAY

    59A Road sign with a unidirectional arrow

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    LOVES

    1D Is nuts for

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    CANOLA

    25D Common cooking oil

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    SMOKED

    8A ___ salmon

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    WELTY

    40D Eudora ___, Pulitzer-winning author for "The Optimist's Daughter"

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    ASOFNOW

    39A At the moment

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    MOVETHENEEDLE

    9D Make noticeable progress

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    GETTHEPOINT

    3D Grasp a central idea

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    OBEYED

    55A Followed the leader

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    BEMUSE

    44A Perplex

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    STINKS

    67A Reeks

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    ROPEIN

    35A Recruit successfully, as a reluctant participant

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    PASTEUR

    7D Frenchman who developed an anthrax vaccine

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    ROSEBUDS

    37A Signs of spring

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    ACUPUNCTURE

    27D Traditional Chinese medicine component ... in which a practitioner might 3-, 9- and 18-Down?

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    CANAPES

    41A Finger foods served on a toothpick, maybe

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    SORENTO

    43D Kia S.U.V.

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    NICEPUTT debut

    62A Compliment on the green

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    SKITTLES debut

    42A "Taste the rainbow" candy

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    STABINTHEBACK debut

    18D Betray

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