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Monday · 78 answers · 3 debuts

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

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    ERA

    60A "Red" or "Reputation," for Taylor Swift

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    ATE

    5D Chowed down

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    OLE

    61D Cry at a bullfight

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    ERIE

    55D Pennsylvania city on a Great Lake

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    ART

    50A Craftsmanship

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    RIO

    47D Carnaval city

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    USA

    16A Miley Cyrus's "Party in the ___"

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    TEN

    42A Number of amendments in the Bill of Rights

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    ASIA

    12D Home of China and India

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    IMO

    27A "... or that's what I think, anyway," online

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    ENDS

    68A Odds and ___

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    SIT

    19A Take a load off, say

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    TON

    10D Colossal amount

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    SNAP

    43A Jacket closer that's not a button

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    BEE

    67A Buzzer near a flower

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    UMA

    22D Thurman of "Pulp Fiction"

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    UTAH

    22A Home to Zion National Park

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    INTO

    33D A fan of

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    ERODE

    52D Wear away, as soil

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    RIG

    63D Fix, as an outcome

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    MEMO

    57D Office missive

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    SCAN

    36A Make a digital image of

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    CAB

    11A Taxi

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    ALUM

    18D Former student, for short

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    UMP

    26A Caller of balls and strikes

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    ROMA

    23A Capital of Italia

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    GAH

    62D "Argh!"

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    EACH

    31D Per person

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    SHEL

    51A Silverstein who wrote "A Boy Named Sue"

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    STAG

    48D Kind of party for men only

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    RIB

    64A Tease

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    SEAS

    32D Sail the seven ___

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    AMIGO

    3D Compadre

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    GRIN

    56D Ear-to-ear expression

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    LEVEE

    53D Flood embankment

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    PEEP

    34D "Not another ___ out of you!"

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    WAG

    20A Shake, as a dog's tail

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    SOFT

    7A Like a baby's bottom

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    MOOS

    24D Cow sounds

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    STOW

    1D Place in an overhead compartment

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    CLEO

    15A Queen of the Nile, informally

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    LINT

    65A Dryer fuzz

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    VETO

    54A President's "no"

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    YOGA

    6D Meditation method

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    SIX

    49A Number of faces on a cube

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    TOMATO

    14A The "T" of B.L.T.

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    ALIST

    21A Most-desired group of invitees

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    REG

    58A Govt. rule

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    BATH

    13D Relaxing soak

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    MAIDEN

    66A Word before name or voyage

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    GENZ

    59D Cohort that grew up with the internet

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    FEET

    9D Poetical units

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    VERB

    54D What often follows a noun

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    TUSH

    41D Patootie

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    FAE

    37A Race of mythical beings, in fantasy fiction

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    YOUNG

    29D Calves, kittens and cubs

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    GLEAM

    56A Glimmer

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    POLAR

    2D From the Arctic

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    EROTICA

    40A Some R-rated material

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    CARTS

    30D Grocery conveyances

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    LALALAND

    39D Film incorrectly announced as Best Picture before "Moonlight"

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    ALTOSAX

    25D Woodwind in a jazz band

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    PARENTS

    44D Mom and dad

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    IPHOTO

    33A Discontinued Apple program for organizing images

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    SPADAY

    1A Occasion for pampering

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    IGNORES

    27D Pays no heed to

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    SCRIMPS

    7D Pinches pennies, say

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    HONESTABE

    35D Nickname for Lincoln

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    OHGEEZ

    69A "Yikes!" ... or, phonetically, a hint to 17-, 28-, 46- and 61-Across

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    TRUTHS

    45A "We hold these ___ to be self-evident"

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    OLIVEGARDEN

    17A Casual dining chain with unlimited breadsticks

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    OPERAGLASSES

    46A Theater binoculars

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    NEOSOUL

    38A Musical genre for D'Angelo and Erykah Badu

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    OLDSPICE

    8D Alternative to Axe or Brut

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    OLYMPICGAMES

    28A Event whose symbol is five interlocking rings

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    CUSTOMFIT debut

    11D Personalized in sizing

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    DAV debut

    4D ___ Pilkey, author/illustrator who created Captain Underpants

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    ORANGEGROVE debut

    61A Starting point for Tropicana or Florida's Natural juice

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