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Wednesday · 78 answers · 4 debuts

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

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    ELI

    7D Inventor Whitney

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    AREA

    67A x times y, potentially

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    IRA

    21A Portfolio portion, in brief

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    ELSE

    69A "... or ___!" (threat)

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    TEA

    8D Beverage in Wonderland

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    ESC

    58A Key near F1

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    RAE

    64D Issa of Hollywood

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    STEP

    59D Part of a plan

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    OVAL

    14A Shape of many a racetrack

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    ATOM

    35D ___ bomb

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    SAY

    31D For example

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    ESPN

    70A "College GameDay" airer

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    OWL

    33D One who gives a hoot

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    SAC

    34A Squid's ink holder

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    CHER

    26D Only acting Oscar winner in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

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    ACL

    63D Femur/tibia connector, in brief

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    HEE

    62D Bit of a laugh

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    RIA

    18D Narrow inlet

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    CNET

    5A Site for techies

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    BLT

    4D Layered lunch offering, informally

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    ECIG

    66A Modern aerosol emitter, for short

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    AMY

    20A W.W.E. star Dumas

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    TORO

    27A One might charge el capote rojo

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    TOFU

    27D Common stir-fry ingredient

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    ICK

    25D "Ugh!"

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    OPUS

    28D Grand work

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    TUBA

    39D Low-pitched musical instrument

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    IDINA

    22D "Uncut Gems" actress Menzel

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    RUT

    44D Don't get stuck in it!

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    AMPLE

    19A Enough

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    TUX

    57A Outfit that might have satin lapels, informally

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    HALE

    15A Fit as a fiddle

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    KENO

    32A Bingo relative

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    ASPCA

    11D Pet safety org.

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    COPA

    1D ___ América (international football competition)

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    TETRIS

    47D Onetime geometric game fad

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    COATS

    38D Thoroughly covers

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    LIMIT

    10D Minimum or maximum

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    STAIN

    54D Laundry problem

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    LABOR

    45A Cabinet department since 1913

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    COBB

    1A ___ salad

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    WOMB

    49A Room for growth?

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    24
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    OVUM

    2D Tube descender

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    TYSON

    68A Boxer nicknamed "Kid Dynamite"

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    KNEEL

    13D Genuflect

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    ABUTS

    46A Nudges against

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    USD

    42A Official currency of Ecuador and Guam: Abbr.

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    EXT

    55D No. after a tel. no.

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    CHAN

    60D Jackie of martial arts films

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    RISEN

    16A "… for He is ___" (Matthew 28:6)

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    OPALS

    30A Iridescent gemstones

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    DAWN

    41D "Rosy-fingered" time of day in the "Odyssey"

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    YOUR

    43A "___ move"

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    BRACE

    9D Leg support

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    ABBEY

    51D "The Sound of Music" locale

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    KAZOO

    53D Creator of a lot of buzz in the music scene

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    IBIZA

    61A Spanish island with many nightclubs

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    CELLI

    12D Chamber group instruments

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    LEROI

    65A "___ est mort" ("the king is dead")

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    CARB

    36D No-no in many fad diets

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    ICICLE

    22A It hangs on in the winter

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    ROLF

    24D "The Sound of Music" antagonist

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    24
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    UBOATS

    56A Enemy vessels in W.W. II

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    BLACK

    9A One of the hues in a Crayola eight-pack

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    SOCHI

    29A 2014 Winter Olympics host

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    PUBTRIVIA

    17A Did you know?! The most common bar name in the U.K. is The Red Lion

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    BABYGRAND debut

    3D Step up from an upright piano

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    BUILT

    50D Muscular

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    NAVAHO

    6D Language of W.W. II "code talkers": Var.

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    SMUDGE

    48D What mascara might do

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    RAWDATA

    40A Did you know?! Before mastering fire, cave men ate uncooked meat for the first million years of human existence

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    CHIRPS

    5D Tweets

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    NOIRS

    52D "The Third Man" and "Kiss Me Deadly," for two

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    FUNFACT

    37A Did you know?! Engaging in leisure activities has been shown to reduce stress levels by over 30%

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    SABOTEURS

    34D Ones wreaking havoc

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    BANKSTATEMENT debut

    50A Did you know?! America's first chartered money supplier opened in Philadelphia on January 7, 1782

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    GRAPHICDETAIL debut

    23A Did you know?! The oldest known porno movie is the 1907 short film "El Satario"

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    HARDTRUTH debut

    62A Did you know?! Diamonds are 58 times more resistant to pressure than rubies or sapphires

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