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Sunday · 138 answers · 12 debuts

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

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    SET

    111D Like a diamond in a ring

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    YES

    10D Last word of James Joyce's "Ulysses"

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    ORAL

    76D Word with history or hygiene

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    LED

    9D Directed

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    EMIT

    55A Release

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    ALAS

    88D "Sadly …"

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    LSAT

    82D Exam with an argumentative writing section, in brief

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    ASTO

    106D About

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    NOT

    30A "Just kidding!"

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    AIM

    51A Get ready to take a shot

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    EVEN

    49A ___-tempered

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    EARL

    2D Noble title

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    MENU

    62A Apps might be seen on one

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    ATON

    72A Lots

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    ESTEE

    18D First name in perfumes

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    NYE

    113D 12/31

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    DES

    54A French for "from"

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    TLC

    89D Special attention, for short

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    OCD

    76A Condition for which Luvox may be prescribed, in brief

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    ARO

    112D Queer identity, in brief

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    EMCEE

    20A Host

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    EENIE

    47D Start of a counting rhyme

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    SIRE

    41A Royal title

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    CIAO

    3D "Ci vediamo in giro!"

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    DOPE

    50A "Super cool!"

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    SNOT

    119A Little twerp

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    HEIR

    114A Prince, e.g.

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    LOCO

    115A In ___ parentis

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    OWES

    22A Has a tab open, say

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    LOOT

    104D Burgle

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    AWAIT

    16D Lie ahead

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    ERUPT

    116A Blow

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    DEW

    81A Mountain ___

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    MAAM

    62D Polite term of address

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    CAPE

    15A Where the Pilgrims first landed in the New World

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    YEW

    74D Tree whose name sounds like a pronoun

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    LANA

    60A Singer Del Rey

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    IRAQ

    84A Modern home of where cuneiform writing originated

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    TORSO

    120A Trunk

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    SEEPS

    101D Oozes

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    DMED

    35D Hit up on Instagram, informally

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    PENN

    25A Station near Madison Square Garden, for short

    8
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    FAST

    26A Fleet

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    ROARS

    39A Goes "Vroom!"

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    ALOU

    109A Baseball family name

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    CAGE

    77D Shut up

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    UKES

    37D Luau strings

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    RAGS

    70A Pauperism, so to speak

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    LETO

    110A Actor Jared

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    DOM

    102A Monk's title

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    TYRA

    28D Banks from Los Angeles

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    RECTO

    1A Verso's counterpart

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    ALAI

    11A Jai ___

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    SWAT

    48D Hit with a smack

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    AVOID

    98D Walk around, maybe

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    BEAR

    6D Gnarly problem, so to speak

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    SODS

    118A Lays turf on

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    COME

    32D Common dog command

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    IMPEI

    7D Architect of Hong Kong's Bank of China Tower

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    PEEK

    21A Quick look

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    LEEKS

    12D Ingredients in some potato soups

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    PETCO

    99D Where one might pick up litter

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    GADOT

    79A "Wonder Woman" star

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    DQED

    78D Threw out of a contest, informally

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    RETAG

    24D Label anew

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    POMP

    108D Fanfare

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    RUBIK

    71A Author of the 2020 memoir "Cubed"

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    IMED

    75A Pinged online

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    TIG

    44D Notaro of comedy

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    URIAH

    68D Dickens's ___ Heep

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    SCREW

    53A Ship propeller

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    TRASH

    46D Drag-and-drop disposal icon

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    PAID

    64D Stamp on an invoice

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    ACTAS

    100A Function in the role of

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    LETBE

    59D Leave alone

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    INXS

    58D "Need You Tonight" band, 1987

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    CHAOS

    61A "The score upon which reality is written," per Henry Miller

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    RBG

    1D Subject of the 2018 biopic "On the Basis of Sex," familiarly

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    ACIDTRIP

    8D Certain hallucinatory experience

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    RAVE

    36D Overnight party with light shows and "cuddle puddles"

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    LIAM

    82A Late singer Payne of One Direction

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    NOTSO

    43D Untrue

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    AENEAS

    13D Son of Aphrodite

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    RHODA

    66D Valerie Harper title role

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    PESCI

    17D Joe of "Home Alone"

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    TRUTH

    80D Philosopher's pursuit

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    OLLAS

    94A Earthenware pots

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    ITCHY

    31A Feeling rash?

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    TNOTES

    45A Some govt. securities

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    SAYSME

    73A "Because I'm the boss!"

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    APPA

    11D Dad, in Korean

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    STAIRS

    85A Way up or way down

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    USMA

    107D West Point inst.

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    SNAPE

    121A Head of Slytherin House in the Harry Potter books

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    EHUD

    55D Former Israeli P.M. Olmert

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    VERGE

    57D Borderline

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    GOTAT

    65D Implied

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    FERNS

    29D Maidenhair and others

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    BLAHS

    96D Doldrums

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    ROLEO

    97D Lumberjacks' competition

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    DEPOSIT

    63A Sediment, e.g.

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    BIALY

    6A Alternative to an onion bagel

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    IMAMORON

    84D "Oh geez, the answer was staring me in the face!"

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    LOITERED

    27A Hung around

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    RADIOHEAD

    38D Rock group with the 1992 hit "Creep"

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    HATEON

    93D Publicly bash

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    MACOS

    56D Platform for Safari and FaceTime

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    HAP

    33D Chance

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    SUCH

    92A "As ___ …"

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    JAGS

    69D Bouts

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    DIDUP

    90D Made nice

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    JOHNDOE

    69A Anonymous guy

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    TOMMY

    117A Designer Hilfiger

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    RIVALED

    95A Was comparable to

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    SCROLLS

    86D Goes through screen after screen

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    BAIUL

    19A Skating gold medalist Oksana

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    BRASTRAP

    96A Apparel feature that a bandeau lacks

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    GRANDRAPIDS

    23A Hip-hop's "Puba" and "Daddy I.U."?

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    MIDSUMMER

    52D Time in a Shakespeare title

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    OLDTOWN

    5D Historic district of a city

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    SCARUM

    40D Harum-___ (reckless)

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    VIRGIL

    57A Dante's guide in the "Inferno"

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    AVOCETS

    91D Wading birds

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    GROUCHOMARXMUSTACHE

    65A "The co-star of 'Duck Soup' has to be sore after that!"?

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    ITSABLUR

    83D "You know, I can't quite remember"

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    MRSWHO

    67D One of three immortal elders in "A Wrinkle in Time"

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    BEAUCOUP debut

    105A Much in quantity

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    COFFEEOCLOCK debut

    15D Time for a pick-me-up, humorously

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    CONNOISSEURS debut

    61D Arbiters of taste

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    DRUGWAR debut

    35A Crisis involving cartels

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    IKNOWIT debut

    14D "You don't have to tell me"

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    LOVEHOTELS debut

    103A Be crazy about Chicago trains with broken A.C.s?

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    MAKINGANIMPACT debut

    42A Casting a total brat in the school play?

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    SALESPERSON debut

    111A Metric in a competitive family business?

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    SAWEETIE debut

    34A Hip-hop artist with the 2019 hit "My Type"

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    TAKEOFFICE debut

    28A Remove from the champagne bucket?

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    TUNINGIN debut

    4D Getting ready to listen

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    WHATSTHEDAMAGE debut

    87A "How long have beavers blocked this river?"?

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