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Monday · 78 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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    SET

    18D It comes between "ready" and "go"

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    TEE

    45D Shirt that's sometimes tie-dyed

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    TRI

    22D Swim-bike-run race, for short

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    237
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    USA

    6D 2015 and 2019 Women's World Cup soccer champs

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    261
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    ASAP

    15A "Now!," in a rush order

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    OBOE

    23A Double-reed woodwind

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    OMNI

    14A Prefix with science or potent

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    ELS

    47D Chicago trains

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    ENDS

    71A Split ___ (hair problem)

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    AMEN

    2D "You said it, brother!"

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    NEON

    70A Gas in some lighted signs

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    EGOS

    39D Inflated ones can be bruised

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    RHO

    64D Letter after pi

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    191
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    ARES

    60D Greek war god

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    ITCH

    28D Scratch that!

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    EARN

    54A Take in, as a salary

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    OCHO

    67A Eight, in Ensenada

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    95
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    BIT

    21A Tiny computer unit

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    91
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    SNO

    55A ___-Caps (candy)

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    AGREE

    35A What a subject and a verb should do

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    ULTRA

    56A Very, very

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    AWAY

    25D On vacation, say

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    HAM

    5D Nonkosher meat

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    ENTS

    38D Docs treating tonsillitis

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    SHEA

    29D Former stadium for the Mets

    11
    126
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    DINE

    68A Have a meal by candlelight, say

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    54
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    AREAS

    51D Regions

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    SELL

    41D Bear market order

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    LODE

    57D Vein of ore

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    SUIT

    31D Hearts or clubs

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    MISS

    48A ___ Congeniality (pageant title)

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    RABBI

    11D Companion of a priest and a minister in many a joke

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    TASTE

    69A Small sample

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    ANISE

    20A Seed used to flavor ouzo

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    LON

    65D Chaney who played Quasimodo

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    ARROW

    10D -->

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    TWIN

    58D Mattress size smaller than a full

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    YUP

    53D "Uh-huh"

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    27
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    TSE

    62D When doubled, it's a fly

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    YIN

    26D Yang's counterpart

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    SINS

    4D Sloth and gluttony, for two

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    ISLET

    13D Part of an atoll

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    KNELT

    52D Prepared to be knighted

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    HASTA

    42A "___ la vista!"

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    SEATS

    27D Accommodates, as on a bus

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    REND

    59D Tear to pieces

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    LARVA

    50D Stage before pupa in metamorphosis

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    DABS

    1A Small amounts, as of hair gel

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    42
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    OVALS

    66A Face shapes

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    GREET

    61A Say hello to

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    RONI

    37D Rice-A-___

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    26
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    MOCS

    30D Slip-on shoes, familiarly

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    24
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    WRAPS

    16A Some fast-food sandwiches

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    BNAI

    3D ___ B'rith (Jewish organization)

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    HUGO

    5A Victor ___, author of "Les Misérables"

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    STRONG

    41A See 40-Across

    3
    23
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    GRIM

    36D Gloomy, as news

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    21
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    SPOOF

    12D Parody

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    TWA

    9D Carrier whose former terminal at J.F.K. is now a hotel

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    ISMS

    28A Belief systems

    2
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    TARSI

    9A Ankle bones

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    BEGOT

    49D Sired

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    KERNEL

    46A Unit of corn or wisdom

    2
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    INVOICE

    44D Bill

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    BRINGON

    43D Give rise to

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    DOJA

    1D Rapper ___ Cat

    2
    2
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    SLAKE

    34D Quench

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    28
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    TAYLORSWIFT

    24A Only person in the arts ever to be named Time's Person of the Year

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    OPTIONS

    8D Choices

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    WIENIE

    32A Twerp

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    ARBOL

    19A Chile de ___ (very spicy pepper)

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    GARBLED

    7D In mixed-up condition

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    THOUSANDS

    33A Numbers with four digits

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    BITESINTO debut

    43A Reduces, as profits

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    BLAKELIVELY debut

    49A She played Serena on "Gossip Girl"

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    1
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    CECILY debut

    40A With 41-Across, former "S.N.L." regular who played Gemma and Cathy Anne

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    GIRLPOWER debut

    63A Slogan that celebrates a young woman's confidence and independence ... or a hint to 17-, 24-, 40-/41- and 49-Across

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    JEANSMART debut

    17A Emmy-winning actress for "Hacks"

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