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Sunday · 140 answers · 14 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

    14D Took the cake?

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    ASS

    18D Donkey

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    NEO

    6D Prefix with Confucianism

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    332
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    EPEE

    88A Weapon used for touching

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    343
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    ETC

    47A Abbr. in lieu of an ellipsis

    37
    268
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    STAN

    94D Comics legend Lee

    31
    228
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    EROS

    48A Figure who might leave you heart-stricken?

    28
    321
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    RAE

    108A Issa of "American Fiction"

    28
    278
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    ATARI

    55D Company whose logo was designed to resemble the game Pong

    28
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    UTE

    62A Conference opponent of a Sun Devil

    27
    263
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    INN

    79A Stumble ___ (punny bar name)

    27
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    TMI

    109A Cry while covering one's ears, maybe

    27
    122
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    TREE

    111D One of many on Antarctica over 280 million years ago, scientists have discovered

    25
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    ABLE

    82A Up to it

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    259
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    ICEE

    32A Product branded as the "coldest drink in town"

    25
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    SARI

    51D Wrapped garment

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    OPI

    119D Nail polish brand with a "Wicked"-inspired collection

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    44
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    TRIO

    44A Vince Guaraldi ___, jazz group featured in "A Charlie Brown Christmas"

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    SODA

    53D Drink from a fountain

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    STE

    49D Business address abbr.

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    IPO

    116D Corp. debut

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    ERGO

    73A Introduction to a conclusion

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    MER

    39A Eau zone?

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    157
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    AMINO

    60D ___ acid

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    102
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    MEMO

    46A Note at work

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    95
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    CMON

    113D "Gimme a break!"

    14
    69
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    OPINE

    75D Share one's take

    13
    95
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    MISO

    39D Japanese paste imparting umami

    13
    68
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    AVID

    4D Rah-rah

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    114
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    APART

    95A Besides, with "from"

    12
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    ADORN

    34D Zhuzh up

    12
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    SNOT

    8D Little twerp

    12
    29
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    SLOE

    12D Bluish-black berry

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    LEAP

    85D Gap in logic

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    ACS

    30A Cooling systems, for short

    11
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    LTE

    77D Smartphone alternative to Wi-Fi

    11
    23
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    NEST

    28D Make one's home in the woods, say

    10
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    RKO

    100A Film studio with a tower logo that beeped out "V for Victory" during W.W. II

    10
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    SPEW

    105A Burst forth

    10
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    ROTS

    69D Goes bad

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    LAND

    114D Succeed, as a joke

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    69
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    OPEDS

    26A Paper views?

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    49
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    LMAO

    83D "u crack me up"

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    RAMS

    87A Head-butts

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    EMIRS

    52A Thawb-wearing leaders

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    DENY

    92A Turn away

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    RADII

    59D Pie chart dividers

    8
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    YESES

    124A Positive feedback?

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    CATS

    93A Ragamuffins and Pixie-bobs, for two

    8
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    RIPS

    5D Copies, as from a disc

    8
    48
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    ETD

    89A Gate inits.

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    113
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    ENNUI

    21A Listless malaise

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    WEAR

    71D Fray

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    EBT

    89D Inits. on a food assistance card

    7
    8
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    ASUS

    50A Taipei-based tech company

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    WOW

    115D "There are no words"

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    NOTA

    57A ___ bene

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    PADRE

    68A Father figure?

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    SEIS

    110D Twice tres

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    GREED

    43A It's a sin

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    BEEB

    37D English channel, with "the"

    6
    29
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    SPENT

    61D Totally beat

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    ISLET

    76A No man's land, maybe?

    5
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    LIB

    31A ___ Dems (U.K. party, informally)

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    SADIE

    72A Actress Sink of "Stranger Things"

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    48
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    CLASS

    113A Social grace

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    BARON

    117A One addressed as "lord"

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    ROSIE

    24A Perez of "White Men Can't Jump"

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    REMIT

    41D Send, as money

    4
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    DAMP

    67A Moist

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    DESERT

    103D Parched place

    4
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    AMIGA

    42D Guadalajara girlfriend

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    DINED

    74D Chowed down (on)

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    TARTARE

    90D Served raw

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    TRULY

    104A In all honesty

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    JAVA

    107A Mud

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    SONIA

    86A Justice Sotomayor

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    EVERS

    102D Civil rights activist Medgar

    3
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    TODAY

    81D Program that debuted a little before "The Tonight Show," appropriately

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    ARISTA

    65A Record label founded by Clive Davis

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    ESPANA

    78D El país de Palma

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    SEDGE

    56D Grasslike marsh plant

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    STEEPS

    72D Gets in hot water?

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    DAYO

    33A Belafonte hit featured in the movie "Beetlejuice"

    3
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    RANSOM

    45D Bad return policy?

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    TULANE

    15D University whose name sounds like a kind of highway

    3
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    AEROBE

    38D Life form that requires oxygen

    3
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    STICK

    20D Become established over time, so to speak

    3
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    DNC

    35D Donkey grp.

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    OLDME

    121A Person I used to be

    3
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    OREOPIE

    120A Dessert with a cookie crust

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    TSELIOT

    84A Pioneer in Modernist poetry / Throne

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    VERSE

    7D Chapter component

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    INDOOR

    32D Like some pets and pools

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    JONES

    107D Craving

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    POBOY

    106D New Orleans food specialty

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    ICIEST

    66D Most in need of salt, say

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    LOME

    112D Togo's capital

    2
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    INDEBT

    125A How the U.S. has existed since its inception

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    OMELETS

    25A Brunch entrees / Figure with an eponymous fire

    2
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    ROMAINE

    118A Component of a Caesar salad / Captivate

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    SPATULA

    12A What a flipping tool!

    2
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    BREWS

    63A Concocts

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    LETSNOT

    17D "Guys, we're better than this!"

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    DASBOOT

    54A Hit 1981 German-language film / "What a shame!"

    2
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    DATEBAR

    3D Hand-held snack with dried fruit

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    USECASE

    16D Scenario for a software developer

    2
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    DNABANKS debut

    36A Genetic repositories / Reel Big Fish or Sublime

    2
    2
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    NETIPOT debut

    23A Device used to clear out nasal passages / Final part of a radio countdown

    2
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    WETNOSE debut

    123A Trait of many healthy dogs

    2
    2
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    VSIGN

    7A Peace symbol

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    SPONSOR

    122A Bankroll

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    DUPED

    54D Got good

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    DOOMED

    74A Headed for disaster

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    POMS

    13D Small, fuzzy dogs, informally

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    DRUMSET

    91D Kit with cymbals

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    GUITAR

    10D One of at least 35 smashed in 1967 alone by the Who's Pete Townshend

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    8
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    TENSPEED

    101A Like some bikes / Sunken, as the eyes

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    HOWNICE

    70A "Love that for you"

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    LOTUSES

    22A National flowers of India, Vietnam and Egypt

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    CLIPON

    99D Like some ties

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    RERAISE

    96D Daring poker action

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    AHNOLD

    1D "The Governator"

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    AWDARN

    1A "Oh, fiddlesticks!"

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    INSTITCHES

    27A Laughing hysterically

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    NIECY

    11D Actress Nash of "Never Have I Ever"

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    REDALE

    100D Colorful selection at an Irish pub

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    SIGNORAS

    58A Women abroad / Wrapped garments

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    WHOSAYSSO

    64D Question of authority

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    2
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    ANAND debut

    34A Five-time world chess champion Viswanathan "Vishy" ___

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    1
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    BARCADES debut

    98A Portmanteau drinking hangouts / Marine crustacean

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    1
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    DIETTIPS debut

    80A Offerings from Healthline / Roasting on an open fire, maybe

    1
    1
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    HEAVIES debut

    19A Big, important people, informally

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    1
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    HOTMESSES debut

    29D Complete disasters

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    1
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    INSIDEOUTANDBACKWARDS debut

    9D How a shirt might be put on in a rush … or a hint to this puzzle's theme

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    1
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    STOODALONE debut

    110A Was without peer

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    1
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    TEASNOB debut

    97D Someone who might find Darjeeling appealing

    1
    1
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    TRADESON debut

    40A Takes advantage of / Decoration painted on many a W.W. II aircraft

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    1
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    WASPIER debut

    115A Comparatively upper-crust, in a way / Wood cutter

    1
    1
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    WEEPING debut

    2D Reaction to a tearjerker

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    1