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Wednesday · 74 answers · 4 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-02), then by uses across the whole archive.

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    ETA

    24D Fig. at a train station

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    ASS

    1A Obstinate fool

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  3. 3
    STY

    67A Spot for wallowing

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  4. 4
    ALOE

    37A Balm additive

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    LEO

    65A Soccer star Messi, familiarly

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    268
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    ELM

    68A One of four featured on the Yale Nature Walk

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    RNA

    29D Strand in a cell

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    STIR

    21A Mix up

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    STAT

    6D Walks or runs

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    SPY

    61D Stratego piece

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    SSNS

    12D Figs. with two dashes

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    STU

    13A Apt name for a fretful fellow

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    ASPS

    56D Certain vipers

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    EVA

    35D Actress Mendes

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    SEW

    44D Hem, but not haw

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    AER

    60D ___ Lingus

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    DEL

    36D Torre ___ Greco, Italy

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    IDS

    4A Co. badges, e.g.

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    181
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    TET

    39D Celebration whose full name translates as "festival of the first day"

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    MAT

    14A Yogi's accessory

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    145
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    OATH

    9D Swearword

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    143
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    IMS

    4D Some online exchanges, in brief

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    SENT

    25A On its way

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    190
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    ELIE

    11D Nobel laureate Wiesel

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    EKED

    19A Just managed, with "out"

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    IPAS

    55A Craft drafts, for short

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    EPSOM

    50D Surrey town known for its salt

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    EGAN

    54D Pulitzer-winning author Jennifer

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    SAGES

    51A Solomonic figures

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    ILE

    33D Saint Martin, par exemple

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    SPAM

    51D Most bulk email

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    DAIS

    5D Speaker's spot

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    KIWI

    10D Aussie's neighbor

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    AWS

    62A Sounds heard during a cuteness overload

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    TTOP

    58A Sporty auto feature

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    DEREK

    15D Jeter in Cooperstown

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    42
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    YAP

    16A Jabber

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    DENALI

    41A National park that's home to the Pretty Rocks Landslide

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    SMUT

    57D X-rated material

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    ASYET

    1D To date

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    PUP

    64A Young 'un

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    FASTS

    38A Observes Ramadan, say

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    24
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    GAD

    32D Meander (about)

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    GIVE

    40A Stretchiness

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    STAKE

    2D Sticking point for a gardener?

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    BEEP

    47A Unbuckled seatbelt alert

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    WEIRD

    46D Screwy

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    24
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    SES

    7D French possessive

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    TERRE

    23A ___ Haute, Ind.

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    44
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    VOWEL

    49D I, for one

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    19
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    NISSAN

    26D Titan maker

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    17
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    MANNER

    66A Approach

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    STOKES

    7A Keeps burning, say

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  54. 54
    GAIN

    53D Appreciation

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    WEAVE

    48A Zigzag

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    TRESTLE

    8D Bridge support

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    LEGOSET

    30D The World Map is the largest one to date, with 11,695 pieces

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    5
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    DROVEAT

    20D Strongly suggested

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    LABSITE

    42D Menlo Park, N.J., famously

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    STARWITNESS

    45A Provider of crucial testimony

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    3
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    ALVA

    52D Thomas ___ Edison

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    SHIES

    22A Recoils suddenly

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    SEEPED

    34A Percolated

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    ONFIRE

    28D Really killing it, so to speak

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    AVIATED

    63A Took to the sky

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    SEASONAL

    43A Like pumpkin spice latte and peppermint mocha

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    DERAILS

    15A Goes off track

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    5
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    MISSISSIPPI

    18D Natural dividing line on a U.S. map, as suggested by this puzzle's circled letters

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    5
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    GIOVANNI

    32A Grammy-nominated poet Nikki ___

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    3
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    SIAMESETWIN

    17A Chang or Eng Bunker, notably

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    MOTORSKILLS debut

    27A Throwing a ball and grasping a pencil, e.g.

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    PLAGIARISMS debut

    59A Copyright wrongs

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  73. 73
    SPINSATALE debut

    31D Does some creative accounting?

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    SUPERMOONS debut

    3D Celestial phenomena observed at perigees

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