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Saturday · 60 answers · 10 debuts

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

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    ANN

    28A Massachusetts' Cape ___

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  2. 2
    LIE

    30A "I was stuck in traffic," perhaps

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  3. 3
    OTTO

    15A Apt name for a NASCAR driver?

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  4. 4
    ERRS

    45A Trips

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  5. 5
    USER

    39D One with a login and password

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  6. 6
    REAL

    13A "For ___?"

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  7. 7
    ASTI

    41A Wine found in "tasting"

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  8. 8
    OATS

    8D Rolled ___

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  9. 9
    TAB

    42D Someone will pay for this

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  10. 10
    AMID

    4D In

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  11. 11
    SURE

    40D "Why not?!"

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  12. 12
    NYSE

    33A Where Ferrari is "RACE," in brief

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  13. 13
    SAKE

    38D Benefit

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  14. 14
    ESTER

    3D Perfume compound

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  15. 15
    KEEP

    43A Decide not to toss

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  16. 16
    PAC

    5D Donor grp.

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  17. 17
    PLOY

    9D Devious scheme

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    32
  18. 18
    BESTS

    46A Tops

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    31
  19. 19
    BOERS

    19D One side in an 1899-1902 war

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    IMISSED

    16A Sad remark at a carnival ring toss booth

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  21. 21
    OWED

    26A Was outstanding?

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  22. 22
    ELDERS

    18D Some pillars of the community

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  23. 23
    DUETO

    29D Because of

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  24. 24
    PEEPER

    20A Baby blue, perhaps

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  25. 25
    ARTSCENE

    44A Museums, galleries, etc.

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  26. 26
    BONES

    22A Ribs, e.g.

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  27. 27
    GLOP

    6A Unappetizing food

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  28. 28
    MOATS

    35A Deep defenses

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    20
  29. 29
    CHEAP

    1A Budget

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  30. 30
    MAINST

    35D Center of town, on signs

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  31. 31
    MARTS

    37D Convenience stores

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  32. 32
    SONNETS

    21D Some works of Wordsworth

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    12
  33. 33
    SAIDIDO

    40A Committed in front of witnesses

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  34. 34
    DEBUSSY

    17A Pioneer in musical Impressionism, despite rejecting the term

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  35. 35
    CRISPED

    1D Like American bacon, but not Canadian bacon

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  36. 36
    NURTURE

    23D Nature's alternative, in a classic debate

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    11
  37. 37
    UTTERS

    36A Comes out with

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  38. 38
    CHARISMA

    10A Hard-to-define quality

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    SOLONG

    21A "I'm off!"

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  40. 40
    MARKET

    37A Demand

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  41. 41
    HISSES

    2D Acts like a scaredy-cat?

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  42. 42
    HOMEOWNER

    11D Person who's entitled?

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  43. 43
    DARNERS

    29A Some dragonflies

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  44. 44
    DODGERS

    17D Team for which Sandy Koufax pitched for all of his 12 M.L.B. seasons

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    FREESTONE

    25D Fine-grained rock that can be easily cut in any direction

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  46. 46
    HOLISTIC

    14A Integrated, as an approach

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  47. 47
    CHIPBOARD

    10D Manufactured wooden sheet

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    DROVENUTS

    34A Sent up the wall

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    GROUNDS

    6D Bases

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    RVTRIPS

    32D Some camping excursions

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    2
  51. 51
    ALIENENCOUNTER debut

    12D First contact

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  52. 52
    FOISTEDON debut

    24D Shoved down the throat of

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  53. 53
    HAINES debut

    27D George ___, voted "Coach of the Century" by the International Swimming Hall of Fame

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  54. 54
    HUNGERSFOR debut

    27A Wants, and then some

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    1
  55. 55
    LETSGOFLYAKITE debut

    7D "Mary Poppins" tune that begins "With tuppence for paper and strings / You can have your own set of wings"

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  56. 56
    NODDEDOFF debut

    23A Didn't make it through the late show, say

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  57. 57
    NORDICS debut

    33D Natives of Scandinavia

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  58. 58
    RECRUITERS debut

    31A They might have a job for you

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    1
  59. 59
    SUNROSE debut

    38A Mediterranean plant named for its brightly colored flowers

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    TURNITON debut

    42A Go into overdrive

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