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Sunday · 140 answers · 9 debuts

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

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    OLE

    62A Root word?

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    525
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    IRA

    48A Holder of valuable contributions, in brief

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    448
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    ORAL

    2D Spoken

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    367
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    ETSY

    78D Website with a "Personalized and Custom Jewelry" page

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    116
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    ERAS

    78A ___ Tour (record-breaking music event of 2023-24)

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    295
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    ANTI

    56D Naysayer

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    364
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    ETAL

    102D List-ending abbr.

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    327
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    BRA

    86D Garment for one who's wearing a wire?

    31
    229
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    TEA

    87A It's in the bag!

    30
    374
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    ATTA

    4D "___ girl!"

    28
    156
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    IRIS

    44D Floral subject for van Gogh, Monet or O'Keeffe

    26
    225
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    ENT

    106D Sinus specialist, for short

    24
    222
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    SON

    11D Word whose letters are aptly found from left to right in "scion"

    24
    213
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    ABC

    6D Jimmy Kimmel's network

    20
    153
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    SAY

    95A "By the way …"

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    132
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    REAL

    66D Honest-to-goodness

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    160
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    CNN

    28D "The Source" channel

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    126
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    EGAD

    84D "Yikes!"

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    203
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    CAN

    32D Six-pack component

    18
    141
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    SLAT

    94D Adirondack chair part

    17
    141
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    LOL

    7D [2 funny!]

    17
    132
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    PGA

    89A ___ Tour (annual sporting series)

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    132
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    CPR

    109D Subj. of a class with dummies in it

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    84
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    ATRIA

    13D Courtyards

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    139
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    OLGA

    51A One of Chekhov's "Three Sisters"

    15
    133
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    IRATE

    64D Boiling

    14
    194
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    SCI

    27A Poli ___

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    179
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    ALDA

    50A Alan of "Marriage Story"

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    160
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    LION

    61A Either of the two statues in front of the New York Public Library

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    131
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    IBM

    38A Computing company whose logo has remained largely the same since it was introduced by Paul Rand in 1962

    13
    106
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    TERM

    22D Bush Senior and Carter each had one

    13
    93
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    SHAM

    19D Bogus

    13
    87
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    IPAS

    97D Beers that might punnily have "hop" in their names, for short

    13
    26
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    TROT

    74D Gait faster than a walk

    12
    171
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    ERMA

    76A Humorist Bombeck

    11
    147
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    SEAS

    75A They're rising over time

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    105
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    ONICE

    92D In reserve for now

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    91
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    LOAN

    39A Advance

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    LOBE

    25D Headquarter?

    10
    75
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    OPEDS

    100A Some opinion pieces

    10
    49
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    LMAO

    8D [way 2 funny!!!!]

    10
    23
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    TEAM

    42D Crew

    9
    98
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    TUNE

    3D What a whistler whistles

    9
    84
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    GIST

    88A Heart

    9
    68
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    MOOT

    31D ___ point

    9
    68
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    UTILE

    34D Of service

    9
    67
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    EMOTE

    71D Chew the scenery

    8
    152
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    ESAI

    68D Morales on the screen

    8
    128
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    MAST

    49A One of three on the Mayflower

    8
    83
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    PENN

    89D Half of a noted magic duo

    8
    79
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    STORM

    30A Attack, as a castle

    8
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    IGA

    29D Swiatek of women's tennis

    8
    37
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    YRS

    85D Junior and senior: Abbr.

    7
    97
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    UHOH

    53D "Yikes!"

    7
    95
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    CLIP

    58D Film excerpt

    7
    66
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    ZIT

    40A Tough spot for a teen?

    7
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    PISA

    60D City where tourists take photos pretending to hold up its famous landmark

    6
    86
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    LOST

    39D Show that, uh, didn't win 43 of its 54 Emmy nominations

    6
    82
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    BIAS

    67D Possible polling problem

    6
    80
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    DONE

    103D Cry after putting one's pencil down

    6
    66
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    SILT

    63A Riverbank material

    6
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    MANY

    45D Oodles of

    6
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    HART

    46D Adult male deer

    6
    44
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    TIDY

    74A Shipshape

    6
    40
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    CYST

    73D Anatomical sac

    5
    39
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    MOREL

    49D Gourmet mushroom type

    5
    36
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    TIG

    83D Comedian Notaro

    5
    9
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    UBE

    110D Purple yam in Philippine cuisine

    5
    6
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    DDE

    107D POTUS 34

    4
    86
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    PANT

    101D What a hot dog might do

    4
    50
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    STELLA

    63D Name shouted in "A Streetcar Named Desire"

    4
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    FONT

    54A Style of writing?

    4
    39
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    PERON

    69D Evita in "Evita"

    4
    37
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    DINED

    47A Broke bread

    4
    24
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    PRONG

    70D Pitchfork feature

    4
    24
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    SANTACLAUS

    20A [aria-label] 5508.461375/618

    4
    13
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    MSDOS

    33D PC platform of the 1980s

    3
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    GOOD

    98D "Splendid!"

    3
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    SEAMS

    93A Baseball features

    3
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    BLEAT

    23A Sheep's peep

    3
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    TOADS

    59D Bumpy jumpers

    3
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    FLOW

    99D Steady stream

    3
    23
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    NTSB

    1D Government org. that investigates accidents

    3
    23
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    YADA

    77A When tripled, "You know what I'm sayin' …"

    3
    22
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    LIANE

    96A ___ Moriarty, novelist who wrote "Big Little Lies"

    3
    18
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    MCRAE

    31A Jazz singer Carmen

    3
    15
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    EGGEDON

    82D Goaded

    3
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    TOPBANANA

    112A Head honcho

    3
    11
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    STEARNS

    12D Bear's counterpart on Wall Street, once

    3
    10
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    LUCA

    96D Coming-of-age Pixar film of 2021

    3
    8
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    STILETTOS

    81A [aria-label] 57334-4614

    3
    8
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    SRAS

    104D Married mujeres: Abbr.

    2
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    SAWS

    93D Old sayings

    2
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    AIDES

    26A Ones providing help around the House

    2
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    EEGS

    16D Brain tests, for short

    2
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    INO

    10D Italian diminutive suffix

    2
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    INDEX

    41D Page that points to other pages

    2
    35
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    BUNS

    18D Rolls

    2
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    CROOK

    80A Shepherd's staff

    2
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    CHICO

    52D One of the Marx Brothers

    2
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    HARLEM

    55A Renaissance locale of the early 20th century

    2
    14
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    KANGA

    35D Hundred Acre Wood resident

    2
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    FOLLY

    54D Lunacy

    2
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    FOGGY

    91A Like the weather around a lighthouse, maybe

    2
    6
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    CREEPO

    73A Sleazeball

    2
    5
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    MOONSHINE

    45A [aria-label] 32008-.53177187714

    2
    5
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    SATIVA

    21D Cannabis variety contrasted with indica

    2
    5
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    GANDALF

    98A Tolkien character who dies as "the Grey" and returns as "the White"

    2
    4
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    HELLS

    55D Word with Kitchen or Angels

    2
    4
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    THATSAID

    5D "Nevertheless …"

    2
    3
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    CUDI debut

    52A Rapper Kid ___

    2
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    IAL

    79A Suffix with proverb

    1
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    LUNE

    15D Debussy's "Clair de ___"

    1
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    RAKED

    72D Tended to a Zen garden, in a way

    1
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    BYEAR

    36D One way to "play it"

    1
    10
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    SLIDIN

    37D Reached a base horizontally

    1
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    IMRICH

    64A Lucky lottery winner's cry

    1
    8
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    NOTATALL

    1A "Don't mention it"

    1
    8
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    ONALEAD

    24A How detectives might act

    1
    5
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    EMILYBRONTE

    84A [aria-label] 7738.51773+51.345

    1
    4
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    PENTAX

    60A Longtime Japanese camera brand

    1
    4
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    WRESTLES

    114A Goes to the mat?

    1
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    ASSENTED

    113A Gave a thumbs up

    1
    3
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    BRIDEZILLA

    14D Tough customer for a wedding planner

    1
    3
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    CALCULATOR

    108A Device used to read the eight visual clues in this puzzle

    1
    3
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    CRAYOLAS

    80D Some kindergarten art supplies

    1
    3
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    IMAMAC

    79D Line in old Apple ads

    1
    3
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    UPSIDEDOWN

    105A How to read the "words" written on this puzzle's 108-Across

    1
    3
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    ARRANGED

    90A Like some marriages, seating and musical compositions

    1
    2
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    BALLETSLIPPER

    67A [aria-label] 3045.1045708

    1
    2
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    KOED

    9D Down for the count, in brief

    1
    2
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    STAYINALIVE

    43A [aria-label] 316008+5336338

    1
    2
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    CATCONDOS debut

    111A Some large structures for pet owners

    1
    1
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    KISSABLE debut

    9A Like a lover's lips, perhaps

    1
    1
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    MEDIAFASTS debut

    65D Periods of abstinence from TV, news, social platforms, etc.

    1
    1
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    MUKBANGS debut

    33A Food-centric broadcasts originating in South Korea

    1
    1
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    SEARCHHISTORY debut

    57A [aria-label] 607-376006

    1
    1
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    SONOTTRUE debut

    19A Emphatic words of denial

    1
    1
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    THEONERING debut

    22A [aria-label] 0-5.08718

    1
    1
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    TRUTHBOMB debut

    17A Sudden dose of reality, in slang

    1
    1