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Sunday · 140 answers · 14 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

    70D J.F.K. prediction

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    571
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    EST

    14D Winter hours in Conn.

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    428
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    IRE

    60D Indignation

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    498
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    ERIE

    118A Member of a watery quintet

    48
    510
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    AREA

    58A ___ code

    46
    631
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    IRA

    80D Portfolio holding, for short

    46
    448
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    ETON

    120A School attended by both 111-Across and his creator

    32
    282
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    NTH

    17D Degree in math?

    30
    251
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    APE

    82D Imitate

    28
    415
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    EDU

    62D End of an academic address

    28
    194
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    ONTO

    107D "You're ___ something"

    26
    244
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    SSNS

    122A Figs. most people have memorized

    26
    130
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    ARENA

    102D Paris's Dôme de Paris, e.g.

    24
    334
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    YEN

    23D Thirst

    24
    212
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    NES

    114D Platform for Super Mario Bros., for short

    23
    118
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    ASP

    55D Relative of an adder

    22
    265
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    ORB

    34A Celestial sphere

    22
    195
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    SETS

    96A Theatrical constructions

    21
    170
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    ITCH

    38D Allergic reaction

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    135
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    PER

    31D A pop

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    270
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    ATON

    25D Lots and lots

    19
    136
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    IAM

    40A "___ America (And So Can You!)" (Stephen Colbert best seller)

    19
    127
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    CNN

    15A "___ News Central" (daily program)

    19
    126
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    ERG

    94A Bit of work

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    175
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    ENG

    43D High school subj.

    17
    160
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    ACID

    35D What wine or citrus adds to a sauce

    17
    159
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    PAN

    81D Give a bad review

    17
    125
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    EAU

    73A ___ de vie

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    203
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    SCAM

    109D Many a get-rich-quick offer

    16
    168
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    AGED

    35A Went from 0 to 60, say

    16
    148
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    TRES

    95D ___ leches cake

    16
    136
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    BAE

    112D Modern pet name

    16
    51
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    CEO

    93D Corp. bigwig

    15
    177
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    MER

    119A Adriatique, e.g.

    15
    157
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    UDON

    108D Japanese noodle

    15
    56
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    CHE

    56D "Evita" role for Antonio Banderas

    14
    162
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    SCAT

    78D Improvise à la Ella Fitzgerald

    14
    141
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    AUTO

    116A Aston Martin, e.g.

    13
    165
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    RID

    97A Unburden

    13
    148
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    NCO

    44D Base figure, for short

    13
    146
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    OTHER

    10D Different

    13
    114
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    AVID

    47A Zealous

    12
    114
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    DEED

    69D A good one might generate good karma

    11
    110
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    LOOT

    21A Spoils

    11
    83
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    NIKE

    39D Company originally named Blue Ribbon Sports

    11
    67
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    MOET

    72A Brand of bubbly, informally

    11
    43
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    MDS

    41D E.R. V.I.P.s

    10
    81
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    ANGLE

    47D It's right on a square

    10
    76
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    ITOO

    115A Langston Hughes poem

    10
    58
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    IPOS

    5D Big events on Wall St.

    10
    51
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    OOHS

    20A Sounds of amazement

    10
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    LMAO

    21D ["Ha ha 2 funny!!!!]

    10
    23
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    ERATO

    100A Muse of love poetry

    9
    174
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    STL

    67D Stitching on a Cardinal's cap

    9
    111
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    HAH

    53D Shout of triumph

    9
    86
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    CORE

    110D Heart

    9
    84
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    TAUT

    6D Full of tension

    9
    80
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    LEVEE

    45D Bank security feature

    9
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    ACK

    55A Comics cry of dismay

    9
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    CLEO

    99D Late jazz singer ___ Laine

    8
    83
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    PEDRO

    31A Actor Pascal

    8
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    KIR

    57D ___ royale (cocktail)

    7
    38
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    BOWL

    11D Poke ___

    7
    28
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    ERN

    103D Sea eagle

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    177
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    PEEL

    90A Zest

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    KEA

    61D New Zealand parrot that can solve logic puzzles

    6
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    DRAB

    75D Far from bright

    6
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    TARE

    29A Container weight

    6
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    IONA

    76D University in New Rochelle, N.Y.

    5
    100
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    BYTE

    11A Small storage unit

    5
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    KAL

    54D ___-El (Superman's birth name)

    5
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    APLOMB

    82A Composure under pressure

    5
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    STEADY

    96D Beau

    5
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    LTR

    7D Abbr. on a paper tray

    4
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    GELS

    36D Hairstyle helpers

    4
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    LEARN

    30A Pick up at school

    4
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    JIM

    111D Beam on a bottle

    4
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    MANES

    104D Zebra features that mirror their body stripes

    4
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    MARTINI

    33D Favorite drink of 111-Across

    4
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    RUSES

    101D Sly schemes

    4
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    ERLE

    105A Writer ___ Stanley Gardner

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    DOSED

    9D Gave medicine

    3
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    SAYSME

    121A Debate-ending reply

    3
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    DOVER

    68D Mid-Atlantic state capital

    3
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    OMOO

    18A Sea adventure novel by Herman Melville

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    ENDEAR

    117A Charm

    2
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    BARI

    49D Port on the Adriatic

    2
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    ONTV

    51D Airing

    2
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    HILT

    1A Maximum extent, in an idiom

    2
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    EVEREST

    26A Greatest potential accomplishment, metaphorically

    2
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    ITLLDO

    5A "Suitable, I guess"

    2
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    TEABAG

    95A It's always getting into hot water

    2
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    TONERS

    50A Some skin care products

    2
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    MACROS

    98A Computer shortcuts

    2
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    LEANDER

    91A Hero's partner in myth

    2
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    SMOOCH

    32A Kiss

    2
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    YOHO

    12D Start of a pirate chant

    2
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    EMALL

    103A "You can't win ___"

    2
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    PATOOT

    19A Rump

    2
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    LEGARMOR

    84D Greaves and cuisses, but not gauntlets and helmets

    2
    4
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    THATSME

    13D "There I am in the photo"

    2
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    IDEALMATE debut

    46D Perfect match

    2
    2
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    LOVEABLE debut

    3D Winsome

    2
    2
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    NOSEHAIR debut

    16D Part of a personal air filtration system

    2
    2
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    EDOM

    65D Biblical kingdom near the Dead Sea

    1
    37
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    TOERR

    4D It's human, in a saying

    1
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    STENCIL

    48A Guide for writing a perfect letter

    1
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    PERIDOT

    71A Green gemstone

    1
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    CARAFES

    86A Sizable wine orders

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    ROOTED

    85A Firmly planted

    1
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    CASANOVA

    93A Real ladies' man

    1
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    NICOL

    64D Williamson who played Merlin in "Excalibur"

    1
    9
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    TINMAN

    37A Nipsey Russell's role in 1978's "The Wiz"

    1
    8
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    SEANCONNERY

    113A Classic 111-Across portrayer, whose iconic accent is suggested by the answers to the italicized clues

    1
    6
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    BEDECK

    49A Adorn

    1
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    FEEDLOT

    27A Non-free-range farm fixture

    1
    5
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    HODGES

    77D Obergefell v. ___, milestone case for marriage equality

    1
    5
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    PERMEATE

    83D Spread throughout

    1
    5
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    SILENCER

    42A Device for cutting bangs?

    1
    5
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    IMOVERIT

    2D "That doesn't bother me anymore"

    1
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    JAMESBOND

    111A Secret agent first introduced in 1953

    1
    4
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    DOTNET

    28D Certain URL ending

    1
    3
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    EVILGRIN

    88D Feature of many a gloating movie villain

    1
    3
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    ANTLIKE

    59A Tiny and scurrying, perhaps

    1
    2
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    EASYOUT

    92D Grounder to second, often

    1
    2
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    FORAGERS

    87D Those who hunt and gather

    1
    2
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    LINTIER

    45A More in need of a sticky roller

    1
    2
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    SADLYYES

    89D "Alas, it is true"

    1
    2
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    WHATAMESH

    24A "Incredible! This mosquito net didn't let in even one bug!"

    1
    2
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    COERCIVE debut

    15D Exhibiting some force

    1
    1
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    COULDIHAVEASHIP debut

    74A "Might you give me a bigger boat?"

    1
    1
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    DOUBLEO debut

    66D Feature of this puzzle's circled squares that, when connected by a single line, visually represents 111-Across

    1
    1
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    GODSHAVETHEKING debut

    52A "Dear Lord! His Majesty's beard is out of control!"

    1
    1
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    HASS debut

    79D Avocado variety

    1
    1
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    HOMELOSS debut

    1D Win for an away team

    1
    1
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    LOAFED debut

    8D Whiled away the hours

    1
    1
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    MOVEYOURASH debut

    22A "Don't flick that cigarette over here!"

    1
    1
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    SCRAGGY debut

    109A Unruly, as a beard

    1
    1
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    SHINEDSHIELDDELIVERED debut

    63A "Just dropped off some of your newly buffed knight's protection!"

    1
    1
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    YOUSURE debut

    106A "Is that a certainty?"

    1
    1