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Monday · 76 answers · 6 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

    64A Did something exceptionally well, in slang

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    ELI

    63D Quarterback Manning

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    EST

    16A Record-holder's suffix

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    YES

    67A Word before dear or after hell

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    EPEE

    19D Sporting equipment that is French for "sword"

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    ISLE

    45A Typical Caribbean cruise stop

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    ESSO

    12D Canadian gasoline brand

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    UNO

    62D Game with Skip cards

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    RAT

    60A Scampering rodent

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    ALT

    20A Music genre modifier

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    ONES

    58D Individuals

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    ENE

    9D Opposite of WSW

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    OTTO

    57D Bart Simpson's bus driver

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    ABET

    48D Assist with a crime

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    ORB

    44D Sphere

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    ADELE

    2D Singer of the theme song to "Skyfall"

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    AER

    25D ___ Lingus

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    LIAR

    33D Pinocchio, at times

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    TALE

    31D Old wives' ___

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    URL

    4D Clickable address

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    ELITE

    66A Top-class

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    OTTER

    54D River animal often seen on its back

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    HTTP

    13D Web address starter

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    ALONE

    15A "Leave me ___!"

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    ODORS

    14A Stinks

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    RASTA

    53D Follower of Haile Selassie, informally

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    ALTA

    7D Utah skiing area

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    LATE

    56D Arriving at 8:00 for a 7:00 dinner, say

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    GLEE

    32A Great delight

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    HOLE

    59D Groundhog's home

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    RAG

    42A Cloth at a car wash

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    INTEL

    65A Info gathered by spies

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    HEH

    11A "I guess I get the joke ..."

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    LAPSE

    29D Momentary slip

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    AFEW

    25A Not too many

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    SITAR

    69A Instrument used in Hindustani classical music

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    SILL

    30D Place for a flower box

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    DWELL

    40A Linger (on)

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    VIA

    36A By way of

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    YUP

    39A "Uh-huh!"

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    SAFE

    6D Spot for valuables

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    OLAV

    18D Any of several kings of Norway

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    CLEAR

    21A Cloudless

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    ABYSS

    27D Vast void

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    TRAIT

    52D One could be dominant or recessive

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    AIDED

    37A Lent a hand to

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    CLAIM

    55A Insurance filing

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    BISTRO

    51A Small French eatery

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    CRAB

    50A Side-stepper on a beach

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    ROSES

    43A Valentine bouquet

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    WRIT

    47D Court order

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    GARB

    32D Attire

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    SABER

    6A Relative of a rapier

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    BLARE

    35A Trumpet blast

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    SMEE

    24D Captain Hook's right-hand man

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    GOOSE

    68A Pond honker

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    OOHED

    57A ___ and aahed

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    WITS

    41D At ___ end (frazzled)

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    UPTOP

    22A "Slap me five!"

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    CLAY

    55D Court surface for the French Open

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    SOLTI

    3D Georg ___, longtime Chicago Symphony conductor

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    GASUP

    1A Refill at a Shell station, say

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    PSYCHO

    5D Hitchcock film given an R rating 24 years after its release

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    GEISHA

    23A Kimono-clad entertainer

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    BELLYOFTHEBEAST

    17A Dangerous thing to be inside

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    BLUEY debut

    28D Colorful puppy of children's TV

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    EDGECASES debut

    34D Outliers in the data

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    BOHR

    8D Niels ___, physicist portrayed by Kenneth Branagh in "Oppenheimer"

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    SIDLES

    49D Moves obliquely

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    GOBAG

    1D It's often packed during the final few weeks of pregnancy

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    LASTBUTNOTLEAST

    61A "And bringing up the rear ..." or an apt description of the ends of 17-, 26- and 46-Across

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    HEATWAVES

    11D Stretches of baking days?

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    BREWERSYEAST debut

    46A Beermaker's supply

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    DREAMBIG debut

    38D Shoot for the stars

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    MOVABLEFEAST debut

    26A Easter or Passover, but not Christmas

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    REBUFFED debut

    10D Spurned

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