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Sunday · 140 answers · 7 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

    48D Yalie

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    ODE

    91D Pablo Neruda's "___ to My Socks"

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    TEE

    26A One might be custom-printed

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    AGE

    82A Get along in years

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    EMO

    42D ___ pop (hybrid music genre)

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    TRI

    4D Arm muscle, informally

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    237
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    AIR

    10D Sign at a gas station

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    STAN

    13D Laurel of Laurel and Hardy

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    OPS

    66D Photo ___

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    OAT

    53A ___ milk

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    ADD

    10A Do some basic math

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    OPERA

    19A Setting for 6-Across

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    STEM

    80D Red part of rhubarb

    26
    228
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    SSNS

    62D IDs that will never start 000 or 666: Abbr.

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    ALTO

    88D Member of a choir

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    ABS

    79A Planks can build them

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    AMP

    111A Bit of concert stage equipment

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    ETE

    63D Summertime in Versailles

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    TIARA

    65A Weapon/fashion accessory for animation's Sailor Moon

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    SLR

    76D Camera choice, in brief

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    OTTO

    66A Apt name for a car salesman?

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    TAO

    117D Principle behind yin and yang

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    OTIS

    37D Big name in elevators

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    NEAR

    68D Warm, in a sense

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    PESO

    81D Philippine currency

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    REO

    114D ___ Speedwagon

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    ALES

    106D Some six-packs

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    EDS

    34D Mag staffers

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    TALC

    40D Soft mineral

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    LEAST

    54A Slightest amount

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    ETTU

    97D Caesar's addressing?

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    ELATE

    73D Thrill

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    AMID

    32D In the thick of

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    ALMA

    9D ___ mater

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    RASTA

    29D One celebrating Ethiopian Christmas (Jan. 7)

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    VAN

    30A Vehicle in 2020's "Nomadland"

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    LASSO

    102D Dogie catcher

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    PEAT

    112D Bog deposit

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    REEF

    49D Ecosystem for an estimated 25% of all marine species

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    THEN

    24D Before now

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    NORA

    108D Director Ephron

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    EDT

    83D Summer setting in Somerset, for short

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    ONLY

    99A Word after cash or read

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    IMHO

    7D "If you ask me ...," to texters

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    ENID

    78D Oklahoma's "Wheat Capital"

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    RESET

    3D Electric appliance button

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    LEST

    92A "___ we forget ..."

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    ROOF

    70D Feature of a yurt, but not a teepee

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    EPEES

    2D Dueling weapons

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    MOW

    104A Cut short

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    DEET

    8D Alternative to a citronella candle

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    ARCADE

    25A One place to redeem tickets

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    OCT

    122A Mo. known for political surprises

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    ESAI

    42A Morales of the "Mission: Impossible" franchise

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    EYED

    110D Kept watch on

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    SGT

    116D Army rank above cpl.

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    ACTOR

    85D Jackson or Jackman

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    EARNS

    28A Brings in

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    LINT

    38D Dryer detritus

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    AIDA

    6A Doomed Ethiopian princess

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    VEE

    39D Victory symbol

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    ANDS

    123A Common conjunctions

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    TERRA

    33A Canada's ___ Nova National Park

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    EASYA

    120A 2010 comedy inspired by "The Scarlet Letter"

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    DECOR

    64D Designer's specialty

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    TIERS

    45A Wedding cake features

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    ELIOT

    41D "Middlemarch" author

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    PORT

    1D Wine whose name is the first half of its country of origin

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    OARED

    100A Toiled on a longship, maybe

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    OZS

    87D Parts of baby wts.

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    DAHL

    55D "Matilda" author

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    ROOST

    124A Rule the ___

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    YAY

    59D "Woo-hoo!"

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    EROTIC

    95D Like the Kama Sutra

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    CARS

    14D They fill up a lot

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    PLANE

    72A Where you might walk down the aisle

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    FRAY

    71A Start to wear

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    LASIK

    50D Corrective eye surgery

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    CANARY

    84A Vivid shade of yellow

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    ALLEGE

    118A Claim in a courtroom

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    AKC

    15D Org. that awards the "Paw of Courage" for canine heroism

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    SPOOL

    80A Wire holder

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    GOGO

    51D Kind of boot

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    OOZES

    91A Exudes

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    STENTS

    18D Surgical aids

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    FREEWIFI

    35D It might have "-GUEST" in its name

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    ENBY

    69D Disc jockey : deejay :: nonbinary : ___

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    APEROL

    113A Liqueur in a spritz

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    OTOOLE

    101A "Lawrence of Arabia" star

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    FEST

    35A It follows Oktober

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    HASSLE

    5D Big pain

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    EMMYS

    103D Angela Lansbury was nominated for 18 of them (winning none)

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    STALER

    31A Like bread more suitable for panzanella

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    FOGS

    105D Obscures

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    GOALIE

    51A Hockey player who wears #1, traditionally

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    TIDIES

    60A Straightens up

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    FARRO

    105A Grain used in Italian cuisine

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    TALENT

    46A Knack

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    ODOM

    52D "Hamilton" co-star Leslie ___ Jr.

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    POETIC

    89A Beautifully emotive

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    SEATTLE

    43D Birthplace of Starbucks

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    PERTH

    1A Capital of Western Australia

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    NOMAAM

    93D Polite "I'll pass"

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    ORANGES

    58D Ambrosia salad ingredients

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    KENNEL

    74A The "K" of 15-Down

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    NOSIER

    98D More intrusive

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    ASTORS

    6D Noted family of New York City's Gilded Age

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    DOD

    55A Pentagon div.

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    LETTERS

    21D Literature

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    MORONS

    96D Dunderheads

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    SCALDS

    13A Heats to just below a boil, as milk

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    BARGAME

    57D Darts or billiards

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    VTEN

    109D Powerful engine

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    SEAGOD

    62A Neptune, e.g.

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    TAKEIT

    22A "Here!"

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    PANOPLY

    89D Impressive array

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    ANTITAX

    44D Skeptical of big government, say

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    COSIGN

    75A Support on a lease

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    DREARY

    12D Gloomy

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    DIDASET

    17D Told some jokes, say

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    HARIBO

    94D Gummy candy company

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    LEAVEIN

    16D Retain

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    OILWELL

    90D Crude cavity

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    ITSNOTYOUITSME

    115A Classic breakup excuse … or a phonetic hint to 23-, 36-, 47-, 67-, 86- and 93-Across

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    BIGGREEN

    119A Dartmouth's colorful nickname

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    INVERTS

    107A Turns inside out

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    SHOOTAT

    27A Target

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    SMELLIER

    20A Higher in rank?

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    VOIDING

    86D Nullifying

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    COWBOY

    56A Figure on a Wyoming license plate

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    DONICELY

    61D Suffice

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    MYLOSS

    121A "Too bad for me!"

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    SEXILE

    77A Temporarily banish, as a college roommate

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    DEGERM debut

    11D Use a Clorox wipe on, say

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    FINESTHOMER debut

    67A Best impression of a Springfield patriarch?

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    MENDERLINES debut

    47A "When do you need this patched up?," "Do you have the missing button?," etc.?

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    MENSOLVEDMYSTERIES debut

    36A CliffsNotes version of Holmes and Watson stories?

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    NAILEDTHEDISMOMENT debut

    93A Delivered a nasty insult with perfect timing?

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    RESISTTHEMERGE debut

    23A Stay in one's lane?

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    VOTERFRAMED debut

    86A Headline about a falsely incriminated person casting a ballot?

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