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Sunday · 134 answers · 12 debuts

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

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    END

    80A Translation of "fin"

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    ORE

    83A Something searched for in vein?

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    ASIA

    105A Its southernmost point, Pamana Island, is more than 750 miles below the Equator

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    DNA

    77D Fiber of one's being, so to speak

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    ETNA

    65D Big Sicilian smoker

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    EDIT

    107A Mark one's words?

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    ETON

    29D School for some royal offspring

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    ACNE

    81A Target for a Mighty Patch

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    ESAU

    101D Genesis brother

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    ESC

    74D "Exit" key

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    ALTO

    18A High in the Andes

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    STEP

    69D You might be told to watch yours

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    SLY

    17D Furtive

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    NEED

    102D Scholarship criterion

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    ATOM

    32A The Emmy statuette depicts a winged woman holding one

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    RBI

    104D Stat achieved after a bases-loaded walk

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    OTOE

    83D Tribe headquartered in Red Rock, Okla.

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    EBB

    40D Recede

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    SAY

    47A Utter

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    ALOHA

    2D Literally, "love," "peace" or "mercy"

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    REEL

    86D Walk unsteadily

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    MEN

    16D Chess pieces

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    ESTEE

    98D Much-lauded Lauder

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    KEN

    43A Comprehension

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    ANNA

    25A Fraudster Sorokin profiled in Netflix's "Inventing ___"

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    TIER

    68A Pricing level

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    TALE

    76A Fairy ___

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    SLAP

    12D Apply haphazardly, with "on"

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    CHER

    51D Only solo artist with Billboard #1 singles in seven consecutive decades

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    BAE

    78A Modern love?

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    TRAP

    5A Style of hip-hop

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    HON

    73D Sweetie

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    SHH

    75D "Don't tell anyone!"

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    PEDI

    8D Spa treatment, informally

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    OPED

    30D Piece of one's mind?

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    CLAM

    51A Dollar, informally

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    SURE

    28D "If you say so!"

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    RAIL

    21A Feature of a safe landing, perhaps

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    LSU

    45A Sch. whose student newspaper is The Reveille

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    DISS

    77A Put-down

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    SINE

    111A ___ wave

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    PASS

    1A Choose not to take part

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    SLOP

    94A Feed at a trough

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    ROOF

    23A Hit the ___

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    STATE

    47D What a star may represent

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    BRAT

    46A Kid who's a handful

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    POSH

    79A Elegant and luxurious

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    SKYE

    36D Terrier type from Scotland

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    CRU

    41D Vin classification

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    AIDS

    44A Facilitates

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    OBESE

    108A Classification on a B.M.I. chart

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    ROVE

    63D Get around

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    AEIOU

    106A Group in "a pension fund"

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    NCIS

    64D TV franchise spun off from "JAG"

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    CARD

    37D Joker … or jokester

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    VINE

    11D Wall climber

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    ORATOR

    9D Keynote figure

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    GOV

    103D Whitehouse. follower

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    OHARA

    58D "Schitt's Creek" co-star Catherine

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    COCA

    67A Stimulant crop of South America

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    STOAT

    3D Weasel family member

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    DIED

    70D Broke down

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    SUES

    113A Makes liable for libel, say

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    NOTED

    57D "Point taken!"

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    ADSALE

    34D Bit of media revenue

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    REAM

    59A Stack in an office cabinet

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    INDIA

    96D Country once led by 93-Across

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    OUNCE

    56D Small scale amount

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    HAY

    42D Something a pitchfork might go into

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    ENTIRE

    91D Not partial

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    DEES

    114A Average killers?

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    AHME

    48D "Alas …"

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    AGASSI

    7D Eight-time Grand Slam tournament winner from 1992 to 2003

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    PIS

    38D Detectives, for short

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    JARS

    49A Pickles might be in them

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    ABED

    71D Sleeping, quaintly

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    ANKH

    50D Egyptian symbol of life

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    BAGS

    100D Features of sleepy eyes

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    CALMS

    13A Settles, as the stomach

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    ARENTI

    14D Question of self-reflection

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    NEHRU

    93A Leader who wrote "The Discovery of [96-Down]"

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    GRIND

    103A Do a millworker or barista's job, maybe

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    PARTB

    1D Medicare section

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    SERVES

    69A Dishes out

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    BANHMI

    10D Baguette in Vietnamese cuisine

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    WORLDSERIES

    62D Diamond jubilee?

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    OBVS

    9A "Like, duh!"

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    TERMS

    110A Fine print, often

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    YETIS

    54D Cryptids of the Himalayas

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    ECHOES

    40A Returns a call, in a way

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    AUGER

    19A Hole-boring tool

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    COHERE

    61A Hold together

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    GOHOME

    92D Order after closing time

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    PETRA

    33A Jordan's most-visited tourist site

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    GAMY

    109A Having a certain strong flavor, as meat

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    NOHELP

    57A Useless

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    LOONIE

    66A Canadian dollar, informally

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    VEINY

    97D Like a bodybuilder's arms

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    REDATE

    20D Fix, as a logbook entry

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    USTIME debut

    89D Period that a couple dedicates to themselves

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    ORIEL

    22A Architectural projection

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    BRINE

    53D Curing liquid

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    CRUD

    82D "Aw, rats!"

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    SUMP

    39D Home drainage option

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    PENNY

    26A Mere pittance

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    BLADE

    24A Stiletto feature

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    DRSEUSS

    85D Author who originally intended his pen name to rhyme with "voice," though Americans pronounced it differently

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    REPEAT

    84D Music player button

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    LEANON

    66D Apply pressure to

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    TAYE

    115A Actor Diggs who made his film debut in "How Stella Got Her Groove Back"

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    VISAS

    112A Entries in a passport

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    NOSEDIVE

    95A Steep decline

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    RUSK

    60A 1960s diplomat Dean

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    ALWAYS

    90D Invariably

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    COPIERS

    13D Reproductive systems?

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    DRENCH

    85A Soak

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    TABBIES

    5D Garfield and others

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    JUSTAS

    49D In the same way that

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    PRIONS

    55D Proteins hypothetically responsible for mad cow disease

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    READBETWEENTHELINES

    99A — Peruse —

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    RULETH

    6D Hath dominion o'er

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    SPEEDIEST

    72D First to the finish line

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    THENSA

    88D Org. whose budget is classified

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    AGRADES debut

    81D Top marks

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    BATSUITS debut

    31A Film attire for George Clooney and Christian Bale

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    BUYSBYTHEPOUND debut

    52A # Believes

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    CSIDE debut

    61D Third part of a double album

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    DINESANDDASHES debut

    70A Feasts - - -

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    LINTROLLERS debut

    15D Items helpful for removing pet hair

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    POSTGRADUATEDEGREE debut

    87A Alumnus º

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    PREHISTORICPERIODS debut

    35A . . . Ancient

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    SOFTSPOTS debut

    4D Special sympathies

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    THATSBESIDETHEPOINT debut

    27A . [Not this]

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    WRITTENINTHESTARS debut

    62A * Composed *

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