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Wednesday · 81 answers · 6 debuts

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

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    LEE

    31A Spike of cinema

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    EAT

    63D Urging at the start of a meal

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    IDEA

    36A A good one is bright

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    EAST

    46A Like a step in the right direction?

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    TAN

    67A M&M color replaced in 1995

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    LIE

    7D Bluff, e.g.

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    ABS

    10D They might be made of steel, hyperbolically

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    ASSET

    68A ___ manager

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    LSAT

    35D Hurdle for a future "Esq."

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    AGRA

    54D City seen in Instagram?

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    STU

    70A Nickname that drops -art

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    RBI

    28A Diamond stat

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    ABET

    41D Perform a felonious favor for

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    SAG

    57A Drop down

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    BTS

    1A Septet with the #1 albums "Be" and "Map of the Soul: 7"

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    ATON

    58D Gobs

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    UMA

    23A Thurman of "Kill Bill"

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    REPO

    24A Sell/buy-back agreement, for short

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    WET

    48A Sign on a park bench, maybe

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    HTTP

    13D Address opener

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    SRA

    64A Title in Spain: Abbr.

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    EASY

    46D Very doable

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    NIA

    42A Actress Vardalos

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    ISTO

    36D That ___ say

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    TERM

    9D Length for a pregnancy or presidency

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    REA

    62D Stephen of "The Crying Game"

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    YODA

    22D Sage-colored sage

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    NYT

    61D Pub. that predicted it would take one to 10 million years to invent a flying machine, two months before the first airplane flight

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    ATTN

    54A Subject line abbr.

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    UNE

    18A Magritte's "Ceci n'est pas ___ pipe"

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    SOP

    39A Piece of bread dipped in gravy

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    BUS

    45A Clear, as dishes

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    SEWS

    27D Puts on a patch, say

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    PDAS

    40D Smartphone predecessors, in brief

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    LOW

    15A Like a limbo bar, after a few rounds

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    ISP

    50A AOL, e.g., in brief

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    COW

    37A Sea ___

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    TOPS

    56D At most

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    TOES

    55D "Piggies"

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    ILOSE

    26D Words of defeat

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    BITE

    29D "Fine, I'll ___"

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    TIDY

    30A Shipshape

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    OHSO

    14D Extremely

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    KEANU

    53D Reeves of "Point Break"

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    LAX

    6D Hardly strict

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    COLE

    12D Actor Sprouse of "Riverdale"

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    SEEYOU

    21A "Toodle-oo!"

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    ELAINE

    16A "Seinfeld" role for Julia Louis-Dreyfus

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    ABUTS

    38D Touches

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    ANCHO

    10A Dried chili pepper

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    CONARTISTS

    33D Ones getting good marks?

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    BART

    49A S.F. commuter train system

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    NEATEN

    69A Spiff up

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    ILIUM

    5D Pelvis bone

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    JDATE

    52D Where Jewish singles might mingle

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    CALYPSO

    37D Odysseus' captor

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    BOOTH

    17A Seating option at a diner

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    ONEWAY

    47A Sign that there's no turning back

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    REPLY

    65A Opposite of forward?

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    MEMORY

    4D "No man has a good enough ___ to be a successful liar": Lincoln

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    SWEETIEPIE

    3D Sugar

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    ENDUSE

    8D Ultimate purpose

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    MILLET

    4A Sorghum relative

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    HITORMISS

    25A Three-star review of Battleship?

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    FISCAL

    32A Tax-related

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    BLUSH

    1D React to flirtation, say

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    DRYICE

    59A Source of smoke for a model volcano

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    NOURISH

    11D Cultivate

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    AUTHORS

    38A Pens

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    BURTON

    49D LeVar who hosted TV's "Reading Rainbow" for 23 years

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    EARFULS

    20D Talking-tos

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    PASSABLE

    40A Three-star review of a no-stress class?

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    TONEITDOWN

    2D "You're getting too excited"

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    ARISTOCRAT

    34D Stereotypical monocle wearer

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    MIXEDRESULTS

    19A Three-star review of a cocktail shaker?

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    DWINDLE debut

    44D Fall off

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    GOODNOTGREAT debut

    60A Three-star review of the Friday before Easter?

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    ITSJUSTOK debut

    51A Three-star review of Tulsa?

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    OLEATO debut

    66A Starbucks drink made with olive oil

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    TWIDDLE debut

    43A Apt rhyme for "fiddle"

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    WIGGLE debut

    48D Squirm

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