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Sunday · 140 answers · 24 debuts

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

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    ODE

    12D Composition of Catullus in ancient Rome

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    ACE

    105A Superb, in slang

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    END

    116D Call off

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    LSD

    109D Drug sold in 77-Across

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    TIE

    78D Attach, with "on"

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    RED

    54D Light to stop at

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    ATM

    42D Device whose keypad often has Braille on it

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    ADD

    79D Attach, with "on"

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    ANNE

    84D Author Rice

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    PTA

    113D Sch. calendar abbr.

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    SLY

    81D ___ dog

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    ODDS

    121A Betting site's quote

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    LIL

    19D Rap title?

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    SENSE

    52D Taste or touch

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    NAE

    27D Scot's denial

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    NIT

    35D A persnickety person might pick it

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    ATON

    60A Loads

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    HAD

    73D Bamboozled

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    ORG

    40D Alternative to .net

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    TAD

    99D Tiny bit

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    AISLE

    66D Critic's common seating preference

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    PGA

    7D Links letters

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    SUN

    87A Metaphor for Juliet, in Romeo's soliloquy

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    POE

    14D Creator of the mystery-solving C. Auguste Dupin

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    TENET

    68A Article of faith

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    AMINO

    71A ___ group (chemistry classification)

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    HEE

    112D Start of a bray or conclusion of a giggle

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    CUE

    11D Something you might get a break with?

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    BAA

    80D Cote quote?

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    SFO

    21D BART stop, for short

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    ACELA

    95D What's on the fast track?

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    IDA

    92D Girl who's "sweet as apple cider," per an old song

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    TENS

    118A Till bills

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    DEI

    86D "Agnus ___"

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    REI

    28A L.L. Bean competitor

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    AGEE

    20A "The African Queen" scriptwriter

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    HALO

    73A Good lighting?

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    NAB

    43D Catch in the act

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    DEAN

    90A Official who reports to a president

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    ALIA

    39A Others, to Ovid

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    REY

    41D King of Castile

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    LIST

    49D It's one thing after another

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    ALLA

    82A ___ breve

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    ITD

    114D "___ be a pleasure"

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    CBD

    111D Compound found in marijuana, for short

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    OSAKA

    106A In 2021 she became the first tennis player to light the Olympic cauldron during the opening ceremony

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    DANE

    56A Hamlet or Laertes

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    PRESS

    103D Word with French or bench

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    SEALS

    96D Navy group

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    BEETS

    72A Source of the "blood" in a meatless burger, maybe

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    STRAP

    10D -

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    ORANG

    76D Chimp's cousin

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    URALS

    83A Russian range

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    SSR

    107D Latvia, e.g., once: Abbr.

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    EMILE

    65D Zola who wrote "J'Accuse …!"

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    ALOFT

    34D High up

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    BEAM

    72D Smile

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    DENIM

    5D -

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    NOTES

    97D -

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    TOLD

    61A Ratted

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    APBS

    6A Some P.D. alerts

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    ACCESS

    93D Admission

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    ELROY

    45D "The Jetsons" boy

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    GMS

    47A M.L.B. V.I.P.s

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    TESLAS

    68D Some green cars

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    AMANA

    101D Appliance brand owned by Whirlpool

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    DISH

    74A Spill the tea

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    LENTO

    59D Slow, musically

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    BRAID

    1D Cornrow or challah feature

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    PEELS

    46D -

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    SAFEST

    55D Like the best bonds, perhaps

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    FIRES

    104D -

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    MIZ

    13D "Les ___"

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    GENOA

    26A Columbus's birthplace

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    OKD

    23D Gave the go-ahead

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    PAPAW

    94D Tree with oblong yellow-green fruit

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    DETECT

    98A Make out

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    HAIFA

    33D Port city near Mount Carmel

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    SIENNA

    91A Reddish-brown shade

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    REFIT

    62A Make ready for new use

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    UNSET

    3D Like freshly poured concrete

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    YETIS

    17D "Abominable" ones

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    EDEMA

    4D Medical buildup of fluid

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    CLINT

    70D Hawkeye's real first name in the "Avengers" movies

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    DURAN

    75D Boxer Roberto who fought Sugar Ray Leonard

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    PREENS

    58D Primps

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    LORCA

    2D Playwright Federico García ___

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    SNIFF

    55A [Boo-hoo!]

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    BADAT

    64D Lacking a knack for

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    DENISE

    119A Actress Richards of "Starship Troopers"

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    BELGIUM

    8D Where Waterloo is

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    GANDALF

    36D Frodo's enchanting friend

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    TOUTED

    37A Promoted boastfully

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    TEENDRAMA

    85A Much high school gossip

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    GOODOH debut

    63D Brit's jolly cry of approval

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    AFORE

    15D Prior to, old-style

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    NOGS

    31D Eggy holiday drinks

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    CAKES

    100D Bars of soap

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    FACED

    69D -

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    CALAMARI

    108A Fried fare often served with marinara

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    SELECTS

    9D Picks

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    MATIN

    102D Morning in Monaco

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    ELIOTNESS

    48A Al Capone adversary who only ever met him once in person

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    GIOTTO

    44D Florentine artist known for frescoes

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    RONDEL

    18A 14-line poem with only two rhymes across three stanzas

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    GLOWS

    63A Exhibits brilliance

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    SNOWE

    51D Former Maine senator Olympia with an apt name for her state

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    UNHANDS

    67D Lets go of

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    ARSENIOHALL

    22A Host of a 1990s late-night talk show that was briefly revived 20 years later

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    DENYIT

    38D What to do if someone makes a false accusation about you

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    ALLBETTER

    117A Reassurance after bandaging a boo-boo

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    EATOF

    50D Have as food, formally

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    NEUER

    16D German soccer legend Manuel who innovated the "sweeper-keeper" role

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    DOESNOT

    75A Playground retort

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    FREEZEOUT

    24A Completely exclude

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    SPEEDSKATER

    115A Blade runner?

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    UNTAPED

    88D Live, in a way

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    AAHSAT debut

    6D Verbally reacts to in awe

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    ACIDTABS debut

    77A Doses of a certain hallucinogen

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    ADENOIDAL debut

    84A Sounding as if the speaker has some swollen glands

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    BEAUTYS debut

    64A Something one might need to look good in the morning

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    BLUED debut

    1A Jeans material

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    CAMPF debut

    100A Settings for telling some ghost stories

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    DANICA debut

    30A Auto racer ___ Patrick

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    DATAM debut

    29A Dug through for digital analysis

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    DTHEDAY debut

    89A Got up and at ’em

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    FCOFFEE debut

    69A Not-so-joltin' joe?

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    GYMBOREE debut

    57A Longtime children's clothing store with a portmanteau name

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    ICEMILKS debut

    25A Low-fat dairy desserts

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    ORANGEP debut

    40A Old-fashioned garnishes

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    PASSINGN debut

    94A Secretly communicating in class

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    PEACHPITS debut

    110A Discards from fuzzy fruits

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    PHANGERS debut

    32A Subway commuters, informally

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    PLAYSAT debut

    58A Dabbles in

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    RETAILERS debut

    53A Selling points?

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    SANSS debut

    122A Like the typefaces Helvetica and Arial

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    SCOMPANY debut

    10A Leaves a relationship

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    SEEKSTO debut

    87D Hopes that one might

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    STUDIOFEE debut

    21A Per-hour cost to record music, say

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    WASDEADS debut

    120A Felt absolutely determined about

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