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Sunday · 140 answers · 8 debuts

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

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    ONE

    111D Half and half

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    OLE

    57A Stadium chant

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    525
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    ELSE

    30D Besides

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    EON

    44D Many, many moons

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    343
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    ETS

    112D "We come in peace" speakers, in brief

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    319
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    ARI

    7D The D-backs, on sports tickers

    36
    378
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    ONCE

    116A Previously

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    326
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    ETON

    88D School founded as Kynge's College of Our Ladye of ___ besyde Windesore

    32
    282
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    OVA

    12D Fertilized ones become embryos

    30
    259
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    APE

    45A Goon

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    415
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    ARM

    27A Twistable piece on Mr. Potato Head

    27
    264
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    ETAS

    78A Some GPS calculations

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    214
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    GEL

    13D Come together

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    185
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    OSHA

    71A Employee welfare org.

    24
    192
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    RHO

    113D Pi follower

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    191
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    ELAN

    51D Stylish vigor

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    267
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    EERIE

    77D Hair-raising

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    260
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    RARE

    24D Like a $2 bill

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    257
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    ECON

    48D Class with many graphs, in brief

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    EIRE

    82D Name on Irish stamps

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    204
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    EGAD

    35D Old-style "OMG!"

    18
    203
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    KEN

    8D "I'll take 'Crossword Clues' for $2,000, please, ___!"

    18
    144
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    PIE

    75A See 75-Down

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    183
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    ERG

    9D Bit of work

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    175
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    CHER

    65D Entertainer who doesn't sound very selfish?

    17
    104
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    RON

    56A "Parks and Recreation" character who says "Fishing relaxes me. It's like yoga, except I still get to kill something"

    16
    169
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    OAK

    105A ___ Park, suburb of Chicago

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    152
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    TRES

    108D Square root of nueve

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    MAN

    93A "Geez Louise!"

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    118
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    AID

    114D Help

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    167
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    POE

    74A He rhymed 19 different words with "Lenore" in his most famous work

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    154
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    HERE

    118A At this point

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    150
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    TORE

    50D Sped

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    SORT

    107D Ilk

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    116
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    SALT

    119A Stuff thrown over one's shoulder in an act of superstition

    15
    115
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    SHOO

    49D "Beat it!"

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    112
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    RITA

    67D "Runaway Bride" actress Wilson

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    138
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    AGUA

    21D ___ fresca (refreshing Latin American beverage)

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    103
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    POT

    75D With 75-Across, hearty baked entree

    12
    120
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    OMS

    39A Mind-clearing chants

    12
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    AILS

    23D Afflicts

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    104
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    AUNT

    100D Patty or Selma, to Bart and Lisa

    11
    92
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    DOOR

    60A Choice on "Let's Make a Deal"

    11
    87
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    NOEL

    38A Caroler's tune

    10
    153
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    ALTAR

    21A Sacrificial site

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    OILS

    95A Some fine art

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    EGAN

    70D Jennifer who wrote "A Visit From the Goon Squad"

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    81
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    NERF

    46D ___ ball

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    68
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    SLOG

    10A Grueling process

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    IMAM

    1A Muslim leader

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    111
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    EDITS

    35A Makes amends?

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    NYET

    31D Russian rebuff

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    ROTC

    98D Campus mil. group

    9
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    DRAW

    62A What duelists and doodlers do

    9
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    CIO

    89A A.F.L.-___

    9
    51
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    DMED

    62D Contacted on social media, for short

    9
    11
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    NEWT

    52D California ___, amphibian whose slippery skin produces a toxin lethal to humans

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    94
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    DRONE

    17D Bagpipe's sound

    8
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    TYKE

    97D Rug rat

    8
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    COCO

    33D Pixar film that takes place in the Land of the Dead

    8
    52
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    SHIA

    54D Branch of Islam

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    LUIGI

    103D Video game brother

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    LYRE

    37A Relative of a zither

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    NOLA

    86D The Big Easy, in brief

    7
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    STOOL

    79D Item turned upside down at a bar's closing time

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    RUB

    61D Seasoning blend

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    SCORE

    10D Eight more than a dozen

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    PRINT

    115A Write by hand not using cursive

    7
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    GODNO

    102D "You couldn't be more wrong!"

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    ANTES

    42D Pile of chips, maybe

    6
    92
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    LASER

    101D Tattoo-removing option

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    TYPE

    18A Consideration in the dating scene

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    SKIP

    72A Issue with a scratched record

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    TOGO

    97A Remaining

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    SKEE

    66D ___-Ball

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    RECUR

    34D Happen again

    6
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    SODOI

    121A "Ditto!"

    6
    39
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    PTS

    59D There are eight in a gallon: Abbr.

    5
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    ROSES

    98A Kentucky Derby prize

    5
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    BALD

    14A Unlocked?

    5
    49
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    SOBS

    83D Blubbers

    5
    49
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    STAIN

    109A Product in the paint department

    5
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    MANTRA

    93D Phrase meant to be repeated

    5
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    LABORS

    16D Works, works, works

    5
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    ITPRO

    90A Hardware/software expert, in brief

    5
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    MOB

    110D Group of Black Friday shoppers, say

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    HERB

    92A Variety of plant whose name is pronounced differently in the U.K. than the U.S.

    4
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    NURSE

    68D Breastfeed

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    TACH

    55A R.p.m. gauge, for short

    4
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    GARBO

    25A Famed actress who portrayed Queen Christina in 1933's "Queen Christina"

    4
    25
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    CIRRI

    41D Wispy streaks in the sky

    4
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    POPO

    63D Fuzz

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    CUSPS

    99D Thresholds

    4
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    CCLEF

    43A Staff symbol for violists

    4
    11
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    CAVE

    20A Capitulate

    3
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    HUGO

    87D Cousin of a Nebula Award

    3
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    DUPE

    36D Fool

    3
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    DESSERT

    53A Tart or torte

    3
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    GUTS

    40A Takes down to the studs

    3
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    OUTED

    91A Exposed

    3
    17
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    MYOB

    2D Initialism directed at the overly inquisitive

    3
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    THING

    117A "The ___ is …"

    3
    13
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    BEHR

    120A Paint brand with an animal in its logo

    3
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    ROADIES

    80A Ax handlers, perhaps

    3
    4
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    SSTS

    122A Onetime high-speed fliers, for short

    2
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    ASSAIL

    94D Attack

    2
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    DRAKE

    5A Daffy Duck, for one

    2
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    TRYIT

    32D "You don't know what you're missing!"

    2
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    CASEY

    41A "Mighty" Mudville batter

    2
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    BULGE

    73A Stick out

    2
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    BLASTOFF

    14D Cry following a countdown

    2
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    SLOUCH

    96D Incompetent person, so to speak

    2
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    APPETITES

    3D Things you hope your dinner guests bring

    2
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    HINTHINT

    85D "… if you get my drift"

    2
    4
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    HRREP

    58A Corp. worker concerned with employee development

    2
    4
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    MERLOTS

    4D Alternatives to cabernets

    2
    3
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    OUTKAST

    106A "Hey Ya" hip-hop duo

    2
    3
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    FUSION debut

    28A Eclectic cuisine style

    2
    2
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    ITTO

    1D "So what's ___ you?"

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    AIRER

    19A TV or radio station

    1
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    OBELISK

    26A The Washington Monument, e.g.

    1
    13
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    ATRIUM

    15D Open, light-filled area

    1
    12
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    CLOUD

    69D Obscure

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    IMPORT

    76D Bring to the country

    1
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    ASOU

    64D Not worth ___

    1
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    LAYMEN

    11D Nonprofessionals

    1
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    DANSK

    5D Copenhagen language, to locals

    1
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    ICESKATES

    81D They barely scratch the surface

    1
    5
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    MADEPAR

    47D Did as expected on the links

    1
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    FELLTO

    28D Became the duty of

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    RIKKI

    6D Woman who is told "Don't Lose That Number" in a Steely Dan title

    1
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    HOOKAHS

    92D Pipes smoked at some lounges

    1
    2
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    UNSHUT

    104A Ajar, say

    1
    2
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    CASTAREALLYLONGLOOK debut

    99A Apt clue for the circled letters

    1
    1
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    MOUSEERADICATOR debut

    110A Apt clue for the circled letters

    1
    1
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    NINETIMESOUTOFTEN debut

    46A Apt clue for the circled letters

    1
    1
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    OURHOMENEARTHESUN debut

    84A Apt clue for the circled letters

    1
    1
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    PACIFISTSRENOUNCEMENT debut

    63A Apt clue for the circled letters

    1
    1
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    TOLKIENTREECREATURE debut

    29A Apt clue for the circled letters

    1
    1
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    TOPRANKINGROYAL debut

    22A Apt clue for the circled letters

    1
    1