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Sunday · 128 answers · 16 debuts

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

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    ALE

    7D Tavern offering

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    EON

    66A Eternity

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    DNA

    89D 87-Down makeup

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    IDO

    48A Agreeable words

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    EROS

    17D Psyche's partner

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    IRIS

    5D Mechanism that controls a camera's aperture

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    ITS

    12D Word with a commonly misapplied apostrophe

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    OWE

    65A "I ___ you!"

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    BET

    27D Item in a hedge

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    EARN

    57D Take in

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    SOD

    91D It may be rolled out in the backyard

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    ETTU

    18D Accusatory words

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    WHO

    75D Word before knows or cares

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    RATS

    62A "Phooey!"

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    UNDO

    29A Command that might be represented by a curved arrow pointing left

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    POEM

    80D Limerick, e.g.

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    SNIP

    52A Salon sound

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    RASH

    85D Acting without thinking

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    TUB

    92D Setting for Jacques-Louis David's painting "The Death of Marat"

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    THEN

    19D "Well ___"

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    ROIL

    51D Shake up

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    TOMB

    83D Body building?

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    DINE

    67A Partner of 74-Across

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    GENE

    87D See 89-Down

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    GPS

    6D Dashboard device, in brief

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    MASH

    82A Turn to pulp

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    SKOR

    86D Candy brand with a crown in its logo

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    FAR

    47A Way off in the distance

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    TANG

    46A Zingy flavor

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    IRISH

    10A Source of the words "galore" and "smithereens"

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    SMART

    81D Tricked out with the latest technology, say

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    ROUT

    11D Uninteresting game, perhaps

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    PEDRO

    64D Actor Pascal of "Gladiator II"

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    START

    96A Button on many appliances

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    SWEET

    15A "Nice!"

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    ROMEO

    4D Fictional character who says "Here's to my love! O true apothecary! Thy drugs are quick"

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    HEED

    41A Follow closely

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    AMENS

    55A Mass agreements

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    PAY

    42D Cough up

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    ORBIT

    26A Sphere of influence

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    KLEE

    35A "Flower Myth" painter Paul

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    GUS

    76A ___ Fring, "Breaking Bad" antagonist

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    WINE

    74A Partner of 67-Across

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    POX

    63D Old curse word

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    IRAISE

    53A Poker declaration

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    LYSOL

    73A Big name in the cleaning aisle

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    TRIMS

    36A Takes a bit off the top

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    SIDES

    25A The Beatles' "White Album" has four of them

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    BEHAR

    95A Joy on TV

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    REDACT

    72A Black out

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    AMPSUP

    1D Invigorates

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    ARIE

    84D ___ Crown Theater (downtown Chicago landmark)

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    HIFI

    54D Like recording studio equipment

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    OVOID

    31D Semicircular?

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    SHALOM

    81A Hebrew greeting

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    POSTIT

    42A Note-to-self medium, perhaps

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    WONG

    71A Comic Ali

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    GAMMA

    87A Unit of magnetic flux density

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    ATODDS

    3D Fighting (with)

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    ENTICE

    32A Inveigle

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    OFLATE

    61A Recently

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    POLENTA

    64A Cornmeal dish at a trattoria

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    FAWN

    47D Court favor in a cringey fashion

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    LAPELS

    79A Spots for lavalier mics

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    SOVIET

    34A "Council," in Russian

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    TORINO

    2D Home of the Italian soccer club Juventus

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    HECATE

    14D Greek goddess depicted holding torches and snakes

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    USMINT

    77D Dime store?

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    SMOLT

    86A Young salmon

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    NEDBEATTY

    97A "Network" co-star, 1976

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    SOUPSON

    34D "Let's eat!"

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    SAPIENS

    40D Homo ___ neanderthalensis

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    SMILEAT

    52D Show warmth to

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    WANDERS

    16D Goes nowhere in particular

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    SWISSROLL

    43D Cake with a distinctive swirl

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    REALMAN

    72D Macho stereotype

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    WEARIT

    75A Embody something proudly

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    POS

    33A Package drop-off sites: Abbr.

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    SOLOED

    40A Showed off on an instrument

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    SWANN

    59A Lynn ___, Super Bowl X M.V.P.

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    MARTA

    82D One-named Brazilian soccer star who is a six-time FIFA World Player of the Year

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    LARYNX

    69A Organ above the trachea

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    TANGERINE

    46D Shade akin to pumpkin

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    CORTEX

    30A Outer layer of the brain

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    SHAGGY

    78D In need of a haircut, say

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    AFTERALL

    60A At the end of the day

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    MEALTIME

    68D Noon or 6:00 p.m., for some

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    GAMBIT

    76D Chess opening

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    IMMIX

    10D Amalgamate

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    EXERTED

    9D Spent

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    ITINERANT

    37D Traveling from place to place

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    WEAVES

    74D Goes in and out

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    KENTSTATE

    35D School whose sports teams are known as the Golden Flashes

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    MISTERBIG

    90A Head cheese

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    THROWAWAY

    44D Casual and not meant to be taken seriously, as a remark

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    COLLEEN

    30D Lass

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    MUSICALNOTE

    24A Step on a scale?

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    PRIORITY

    63A Right of way, say

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    RAKI

    22D Twice-distilled Turkish beverage

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    SELECTOR

    15D Person on a nominating committee, say

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    STOPSDEAD

    39D Freezes

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    YOLANDA

    70D Reality TV star Hadid

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    AFFLICT

    55D Plague

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    ELEGANTLY

    32D With style

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    GOODAIM

    58D Archer's gift

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    MANTARAY

    50A Fish that passes the "mirror test" of self-recognition

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    MEDIATED

    68A Acted diplomatically

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    MOTHEREARTH

    21A Nature personified

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    PIAMATERS

    45D Spinal cord membranes

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    PROMISEME

    23A "Pinky-swear?"

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    SHINNED

    13D Climbed, as a rope

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    STPAULIS

    43A Beers from Bremen, informally

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    AMOUNTING debut

    94A Adding up (to)

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    ATARIGAME debut

    1A Cartridge from the 1980s

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    ENLARGER debut

    66D What provides the big picture?

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    HANKERING debut

    41D Strong urge

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    HANKSNOW debut

    54A "I've Been Everywhere" singer in the Country Music Hall of Fame

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    MASTODONS debut

    50D Beasts with enormous tusks

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    MEMORIES debut

    8D High school reunion topic

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    MIDINETTE debut

    38D Shopgirl in a Paris boutique

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    MISDEMEANOR debut

    93A Minor crime

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    MOTORPLEX debut

    20A Drag-racing venue

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    NAKEDSUN debut

    28A 1957 Isaac Asimov novel, with "The"

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    ORANGEVODKA debut

    88A Spirit with a citrus flavor

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    SOMEONEISGETTINGFIRED debut

    56A "Whoever did this has it coming!"

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    TARAROAD debut

    83A 1999 Maeve Binchy novel

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    WHIPPED debut

    49A Defeated decisively

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    WILDOAT debut

    71D Something sown, per an idiom

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