← Fill Atlas

Sunday · 140 answers · 17 debuts

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

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    ATE

    92D Loved, loved, loved, with "up"

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    OLE

    123D "Well done, torero!"

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    YES

    103A "All right!"

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    ETSY

    116D Craftsperson's online marketplace

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    ODOR

    18D Baking soda target

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    NSA

    108A "Defending Our Nation. Securing the Future" org.

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    ACAI

    118A Healthful smoothie ingredient

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    OAR

    57D Flat-headed crew driver?

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    ORA

    45D Rita ___, "Let You Love Me" singer

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    EMIT

    54A 53-Across, reversed

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    ISH

    33A "Sorta"

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    ATARI

    23A Gaming company whose logo is known as "the Fuji"

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    UTE

    5D All-purpose truck, informally

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    STEP

    46A Escalator part

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    APSE

    34A "The Last Judgment" is found in one in the Sistine Chapel

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    NANA

    96A Grandmother's nickname

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    EMIR

    48D Qatari ruler

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    ATSEA

    2D Perplexed

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    LOO

    70D Best place to go in London?

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    DEL

    4D "Barb and Star Go to Vista ___ Mar" (2021 comedy)

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    ORSO

    38A Thereabouts

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    THO

    56D However, in shorthand

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    DEMO

    41D Showcase at an expo

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    FIR

    11D Tree with "noble" and "grand" varieties

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    MOP

    121D "Miracle" product from inventor Joy Mangano

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    TIME

    53A Magazine with an annual Person of the Year issue

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    LAY

    68A Set (down)

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    SWAN

    74D Metaphor for a late bloomer

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    IPAS

    10D Many Dogfish Head brews

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    AONE

    31D Top-notch

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    SPREE

    129A Bender

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    GAH

    36A "I'm so frustrated!"

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    RENE

    13D Magritte who painted "The Son of Man"

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    APES

    40D Mammals with prehensile feet

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    DYES

    62D What spinach leaves and beets can be used as

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    POP

    124D Sound from a kid with a roll of bubble wrap

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    HORN

    80D What disbudding prevents the growth of

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    EID

    71D Holiday that celebrates the end of Ramadan

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    TOAD

    98D Leathery-skinned hopper

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    WAD

    81A Fat stack of cash

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    MOOR

    117D Tie up, as a boat

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    SLOP

    72D Spill (over)

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    ASIF

    89A "Whatever!"

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    OHM

    64D Its symbol is omega

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    CASA

    75D "Mi ___ es su ___"

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    STAGE

    8D Put on

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    ARENAS

    14D Spots for some rockers

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    RTES

    27D GPS suggestions: Abbr.

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    BEES

    25A Melittologist's study

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    DIG

    60A Groove on

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    SCENES

    74A Musical sections

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    OTTAWA

    104A Senator's home

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    SOLID

    61A Not too shabby

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    GADOT

    58A Gal of Hollywood

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    APS

    37D Some tough H.S. classes

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    AMOCO

    120A Brand that merged with BP

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    PEGS

    49D Parts of a coatrack

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    FOP

    73A Snazzily dressed gent

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    SABER

    1D Fencing discipline

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    EXTOL

    55A Praise highly

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    NOHO

    88A Manhattan neighborhood that's adjacent to the East Village

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    TIFF

    59D Small row

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    COBB

    19D Kind of salad with bacon and hard-boiled eggs

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    MUCH

    115D "___ obliged!"

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    DEEPEND

    130A Spot of madness, metaphorically

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    SHAKA

    82A "Hang loose" sign

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    UNTIE

    17D Loosen

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    DIES

    114D Runs out of power

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    CATO

    101A Roman who opposed Julius Caesar

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    KFC

    84D Fast-food chain that's headquartered in Louisville

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    ICEIN

    112D Strand at a chalet, say

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    ERRAND

    21A Something to run

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    ACTON

    107D Follow, as an impulse

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    ROGUE

    32D "X-Men" character portrayed by Anna Paquin

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    ANTLER

    102D Coatrack, in many a lodge

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    SWIFT

    8A Most-awarded musician at the American Music Awards

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    NEEDTO

    24A Must

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    MEGAN

    87D Mullally who played the ex-wife of her real-life husband on "Parks and Recreation"

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    RAPDUO

    13A Outkast, for one

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    THEO

    79D Nickname alternative to Teddy

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    TAPIR

    20A Mammal with a prehensile snout

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    SHIRT

    76D T follower

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    DADAS

    16D Certain parents, to their tots

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    SHALOM

    63A Synagogue greeting

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    SXSW

    51D Annual Austin music festival, in brief

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    FROTH

    78A Cappuccino topper

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    LANED

    113D Like a bowling alley or Olympic pool

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    MANDMS

    117A Color-coated candies

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    PHONED

    29D Buzzed

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    TNOTE

    111D Govt. bond

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    CAPRA

    106D Frank who directed "It Happened One Night"

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    TRIOS

    12D ZZ Top and Green Day, for two

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    SODOM

    86A City destroyed in Genesis

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    STAGS

    109D A few bucks?

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    SETSAT

    6D Programs to, as a thermostat

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    CRONES

    125A Witches

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    CALLME

    44D "Stay in touch"

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    SAWDUST

    1A Woodworking byproduct

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    TREACLE

    7D Molasses, to a contestant on "The Great British Bake Off"

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    FIBERS

    66A Cotton and flax, for two

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    WORMHOLES debut

    69A Theoretical paths depicted by the circled squares

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    CAEN

    106A Battle of Normandy city

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    DAWG

    95D Canine in "Hi and Lois"

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    RIDOF

    39D No longer burdened by

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    TISSUE

    105D What might be given for crying out loud?

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    ANIONS

    83D Negatively charged particles

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    ADDING

    40A Going on to say

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    OBSOLETE

    22A Like floppy disks and typewriters

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    GOOUT

    126A Have a night on the town

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    ASSURED

    52A Guaranteed

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    SARGES

    26A Army bosses, informally

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    STYMIED

    99D Unable to progress

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    UPTILT

    119A Slant skyward

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    PERSEUS

    50A Beheader of Medusa

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    EULOGIES

    127A Oprah delivered them for Rosa Parks and Toni Morrison

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    GAGSON

    100A Has trouble swallowing

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    HANGRY

    128A Peckish and peevish

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    ISOPRENE

    122A Compound used to make synthetic rubber

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    MISSACUE

    93D Be late in the theater?

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    ROOTLE

    35A Search around, as a truffle-hunting pig

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    INFRAME

    91A Like the subject of a photograph, ideally

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    MOUSES

    65D Moves a cursor (over)

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    PEDALER

    94A Cyclist, e.g.

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    TIDEPOOLS

    47D Habitats for hermit crabs and sea stars

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    AREARYA debut

    85D Floor covering in many a living room

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    BORNAGAINCHARGE debut

    67D Many an evangelical

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    BRAINCHARACTER debut

    30A Inventor's pride

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    CATHETER debut

    19A Angioplasty tube

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    DRILLEDIN debut

    42D Taught by repetition

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    EMUOIL debut

    77A Wellness product derived from an Australian bird

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    ESCAPEARONI debut

    43A Harry Houdini and David Blaine, for two

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    FACEBOOKING debut

    90D Certain social media update

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    IHEARUG debut

    33D "Ain't that the truth!"

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    MACBOOKTEST debut

    115A Lightweight Apple laptop

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    OPENBOOKAIR debut

    28A Exam in which using notes is allowed

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    PREBOOKPOST debut

    15D Making hotel reservations in advance

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    RICEARTISTS debut

    97A Brand known as "The San Francisco Treat"

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    STAYINGINCHILD debut

    110A Not breaking, as an actor

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    WATERGAS debut

    9D Mixture of carbon monoxide and hydrogen

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    WHOSINCHRISTIAN debut

    3D "Can I speak to your manager?"

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