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Wednesday · 76 answers · 1 debut

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

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    ETA

    33A GPS datum

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    EST

    22A "Is," to Livy

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    428
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    TSA

    63D Org. that might have you put your belt on a belt

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    189
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    IRE

    40D Wrath

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    OREO

    5D Wheel on a school bus-themed cake, perhaps

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    408
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    ECO

    36A ___ mode (fuel efficiency option in some cars)

    42
    370
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    ETC

    10A Among other things: Abbr.

    37
    268
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    STAR

    68A High light?

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    316
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    ACHE

    9D Feel the pain

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    282
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    UNIT

    32D Watt or newton

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    230
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    ATOM

    34D A little bit of everything?

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    EPIC

    14A "Awesome!!!"

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    RHO

    26D Pi follower

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    191
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    OED

    52A For reference, it's over 21,000 pages, in brief

    22
    141
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    ASIS

    64A Disclaimer on a secondhand product

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    183
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    PESO

    65A Mexican money

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    131
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    DRS

    53D E.N.T.s, e.g.

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    116
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    IPA

    39D Hoppy bar choice, for short

    20
    80
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    DIET

    57D Media ___ (one's daily news consumption, so to speak)

    17
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    ABCS

    59D Basics

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    133
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    CON

    41A Downside

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    123
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    CDS

    41D Media for old music players

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    147
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    TESLA

    27A Scientist played by David Bowie in 2006's "The Prestige"

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    144
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    APR

    7D The cruelest mo., per T.S. Eliot

    13
    170
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    LEG

    28D "Ahab's ___" (chapter in "Moby-Dick")

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    126
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    CBS

    12D "Face the Nation" airer

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    123
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    ATEASE

    2D Relaxed

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    APPS

    56D Galaxy downloads

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    78
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    TUG

    31D Pull (on)

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    MOE

    54A Antagonist in "Calvin and Hobbes"

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    149
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    GALA

    6A Extravagant type of fund-raiser

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    115
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    AMORAL

    48D Unconcerned with right and wrong

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    64
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    CRATE

    66A Slatted case

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    52
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    YTD

    67A C.P.A.'s column header, perhaps

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    60
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    TOR

    43A Sci-fi publisher whose logo is a rocky peak

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    115
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    REALM

    47A Domain

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    MUG

    17D Hot chocolate holder

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    AMPS

    18A Theater boxes

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    GUT

    23A Go with one's ___

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    55
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    STRUT

    51A Arrogant walk

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    47
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    WAY

    61D Path

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    WEPT

    61A Shed tears

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    43
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    KNOB

    15A Drawer or door part

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    REREAD

    55A Go over again

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    RUNE

    35A Symbol in the Bluetooth logo, for one

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    SILOS

    69A Missile chambers

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    YURI

    60D Gagarin in space

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    KAPOW

    15D Comic strip sound of impact

    4
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    ATHLETE

    29D One who might receive a letter at school

    3
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    LICK

    8D Get ready to seal, as an envelope

    3
    18
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    MOTOR

    25A Go by car

    2
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    HECK

    4D Mild expletive

    2
    22
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    HURTS

    45D Feels the pain

    2
    13
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    HECTOR

    46D Browbeat

    2
    11
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    UTHER

    13A ___ Pendragon, father of King Arthur

    2
    11
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    CHARTS

    3D Many graphics in business presentations

    2
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    CRAYONS

    58A Kids' items that can come in packs of 8 and 168

    2
    5
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    KEEPIN

    20A Contain

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    5
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    FOOTREST

    37D Amenity attached to an airplane seat

    2
    3
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    PEACEMARCH

    16A Nonviolent protest / A farewell to artist Chagall? / Nonviolent protest

    2
    3
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    MACHO

    1A Manly

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    25
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    LOPS

    42A Chops (off)

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    22
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    EMPEROR

    21D One of 16 over the course of the Ming dynasty

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    GEARUP

    6D Get equipped (for)

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    MESHES

    50D Fits well (with)

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    TOPNOTCH

    11D First-rate

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    DOTHEMATH

    44A Figure it out / "Let's see that dance move where you lie flat by a door!" / Figure it out

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    ENMITIES

    10D Feelings of animosity

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    4
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    INTREPID

    38D Courageous

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    4
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    PITTSBURGH

    62A City that had the final letter of its name removed in 1891, only to be restored in 1911

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    4
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    LONGTO

    49D Wish that one could

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    3
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    MUPPET

    1D Bert or Ernie

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    3
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    TURNSTO

    24D Seeks help from

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    PARKOUR

    19A Activity that turns an urban area into an obstacle course

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    PUTUPWITH

    30A Endure / Display some humorous posters? / Endure

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    FIGHTINGIRISH debut

    37A Notre Dame team / Asset in a staring contest? / Notre Dame team

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