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Sunday · 140 answers · 17 debuts

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

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    ADS

    1A Things hidden after purchasing a premium account, maybe

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    NEO

    127A Prefix with -lithic

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    USA

    119D Women's soccer powerhouse

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    NET

    37A Land

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    DNA

    55D Kendrick Lamar title that completes the lyric "I got power, poison, pain and joy inside my ..."

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    ISH

    12D "More or less"

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    NIL

    110D Zip

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    ETAS

    67A Many air travelers' texts, for short

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    SIS

    105A Sorority member, endearingly

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    AHI

    61D Tuna type

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    ABBA

    79D "Money, Money, Money" group

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    ETE

    82A Saison avant l'automne

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    ATL

    68D Hub code for Delta

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    ASP

    9D A nemesissssss to Indiana Jones?

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    TED

    29A Coach Lasso on TV

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    GEE

    121D "Who knew?!"

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    SEGA

    43D Company behind the Saturn and Dreamcast consoles

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    DRS

    30D Practice group?: Abbr.

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    URN

    5D Coffee holder

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    AGES

    129A Goes from 0 to 60?

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    RNS

    58A Some hosp. workers

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    ACID

    36D What vinegar or lemon juice adds to a dressing

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    SKY

    56D Where to see contrails

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    ACL

    79A Bad spot for a tear, in brief

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    LARA

    90D "___ Croft: Tomb Raider"

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    NONE

    16D Zip

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    SURE

    23D "Well, OK"

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    PTSD

    39D Focus of some psychotherapy, for short

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    DRIP

    84A Possible cause of insomnia

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    ONME

    116D "I've got this one"

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    GOT

    113A Contracted

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    ATV

    64D Dune buggy, e.g., in brief

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    PHDS

    85D Third degrees?

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    ENID

    92D Wednesday Addams's werewolf roommate on TV's "Wednesday"

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    ODIE

    33D Drooling pooch of the comics

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    ERICA

    72D ___ Kane, longtime role on "All My Children"

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    USO

    75D Grp. with so-called "camp shows"

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    SUMO

    123D Sport that takes place in a dohyo

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    SKIT

    111D Piece of improv

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    FBI

    106A Org. with a tip line

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    TINY

    42D Lilliputian

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    SPAT

    111A Little feud

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    MEAL

    115D Cafeteria offering

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    SEETO

    21A Handle

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    SIM

    54D ___ card

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    AIDS

    76A Gives a hand

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    ETAT

    15D Coup d'___

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    RITE

    31A Confirmation, e.g.

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    LEOS

    130A Some summer babies

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    COCO

    86A 2017 Pixar film inspired by el Día de los Muertos

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    TERRA

    128A Alternative name for our planet

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    DIRT

    57A Damning info

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    GRU

    131A "Despicable Me" character voiced by Steve Carell

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    ANGST

    104D Perturbation

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    IBSEN

    12A "The Wild Duck" playwright

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    KNEES

    125A Places for some braces

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    FOO

    17A Egg ___ yung

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    SDSU

    54A The Aztecs of the N.C.A.A.

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    CLAD

    80D Attired

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    HENRI

    26A French name that's an anagram of a mostly German river

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    INNIE

    49A Concave umbilicus

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    BARRE

    94A Ballet handrail

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    YAO

    73D Chairman ___ (old N.B.A. nickname)

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    CEDED

    62D Handed over

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    MASK

    8A Bank robber's accessory

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    ICEES

    124A Drinks that get slushy over time

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    MUCH

    4A Follower of a bit?

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    AVEENO

    32A Brand with a line of "Calm + Restore" products

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    ANEMIA

    47A Reason to take iron supplements

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    DIGIT

    120A Alphanumeric component

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    POSTS

    20A Contents of a blog

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    CRIT

    6D Lit ___ (rhyming class nickname)

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    PEET

    89D Amanda of film

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    APEROL

    40A Spirit for a spritz

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    CYA

    59A Texter's "Bye!"

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    HIFI

    7D Antique purchase for an audiophile

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    DELLA

    19D Gospel/jazz singer Reese

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    COMB

    35D Tool for grooming

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    DRUG

    102D Just what the doctor ordered?

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    TBIRD

    66D Classic sports car, familiarly

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    PUCE

    112D Hue of a dry bloodstain, maybe

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    INKSAC

    60A It squirts on a squid

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    MISSYOU

    100D Sentiment in a letter from home

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    RIPAT

    24A Try to open, as a gift

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    FSTOP

    71D Photog's setting

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    ARRID

    18A Big name in deodorant

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    PIANOS

    95A "Grand" things

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    ARTUR

    51D Boxer Beterbiev

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    DENIES

    109A Turns down

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    GDP

    38A Natl. economic stat

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    SCOOTS

    41A Moves one's butt (over)

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    SONNETS

    3D Poems also fancily known as quatorzains

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    TILDES

    27A Features of jalapeños and piña coladas

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    PRETEND

    20D Make believe

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    WILTS

    117A Droops

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    ADNAUSEAM

    97A Over and over

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    TAMMY

    126A Senator Baldwin or Duckworth

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    SHISO debut

    46D Minty herb used in Japanese cuisine

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    AGNEW

    48D Veep from 1969 to 1973

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    HEMAN

    25A Toon fighter of Skeletor

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    CRANIA

    103A They contain brains

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    RUSTIC

    53D Countrylike

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    ADDLED

    101A All mixed up

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    VODKA

    108D Screwdriver component

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    STUART

    63A Royal house of Mary, Queen of Scots

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    SHOCKS

    69D Necessity for off-roading

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    AUGUSTA

    45D The Masters host city

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    BEERPONG

    13D Game you likely get worse at the longer you play

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    KUDZU

    118A Invasive Japanese vine

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    NANNIES

    96D Baby monitors

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    CLOAKS

    78A Apparel for wizards and thieves

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    RHODESIAN

    65D ___ Ridgeback, dog breed originally from Zimbabwe

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    ABETTER

    99D Getaway driver, for instance

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    AFGHANI

    1D Currency unit of Kabul

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    BONMOTS

    91D Witticisms

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    EFILING

    98D TurboTax activity

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    MOISTURE

    8D Dew, for example

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    BEDCHECK

    91A Camp inspection after lights out

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    DEPARTURE

    28D Exodus

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    MAKINGDO

    4D Barely managing

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    OKC

    74D The N.B.A.'s Thunder, on scoreboards

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    REVOIR

    77A "Au ___ les Enfants" (1987 film)

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    STATELIER

    10D More dignified

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    VITRUVIANMAN

    107A Famous Leonardo da Vinci drawing with four arms and four legs

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    BEGRUDGING debut

    52A Given reluctantly

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    BLOWUPDOLL debut

    87A Companion who might take your breath away?

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    CAUSEWAYS debut

    93D Routes across low waters

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    DOIEVER debut

    2D Enthusiastic reply to "Want to?"

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    ELICITING debut

    83D Bringing forth

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    GINSUKNIFE debut

    22A Product that "can cut a slice of bread so thin you can almost see through it!," in old ads

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    GOESHARD debut

    50A Gives one's all

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    IRSAUDITS debut

    44A Book reviews of sorts?

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    KSTEW debut

    11D Lead actress in the "Twilight" movies, in tabloids

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    LETTUCEWRAPS debut

    34A Bunless cookout entrees

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    LORDVADER debut

    81D Term of address aboard the Death Star

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    MAYTHEFOURTHBEWITHYOU debut

    70A Sci-fi-inspired greeting that's a hint to eight squares in this puzzle

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    NONGMO debut

    114A Like organic food products, for short

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    SEMISONIC debut

    14D Band with the 1998 hit "Closing Time"

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    SENSUALITY debut

    122A Steaminess

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    WURLITZER debut

    88D Big name in organs

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