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Sunday · 140 answers · 10 debuts

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

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    ETA

    116D Info for a traveler, for short

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    EST

    48A Facetious suffix with most

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    IRE

    33A Fury

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    SNL

    74A Source of the films "The Blues Brothers" and "Coneheads," in brief

    40
    263
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    ANTS

    60A Reason to relocate a picnic blanket, maybe

    33
    247
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    OPS

    10D Special ___

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    179
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    ELS

    48D Trains above street level

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    AGRA

    53D Taj Mahal's city

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    197
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    ORB

    115D Spherical shape

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    195
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    NOT

    117D Follower of waste and want

    22
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    TRIO

    78A Peter, Paul and Mary, e.g.

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    204
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    SOB

    58A Have a bawl

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    149
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    REM

    14D Somnial acronym

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    158
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    DARE

    9D Have the nerve

    19
    116
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    NOPE

    55A Blunt negative

    19
    84
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    EMIR

    11A Relative of a sultan

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    BEE

    97A Social gathering of a sort

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    NEW

    88A Big word in advertising

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    181
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    SEAR

    72A Scorch the surface

    18
    113
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    SCAB

    15A Strikebreaking sort

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    101
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    AWOL

    39A Like a naughty Beetle Bailey, in brief

    15
    167
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    SNO

    107A ___-cone

    14
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    ALARM

    90D Startle

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    RENO

    119A Home makeover, in brief

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    PEST

    47D Annoyance

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    STET

    110A "Fine as is, actually"

    12
    225
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    RAG

    38A Low-quality paper?

    11
    149
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    UNTO

    84A Biblical preposition

    11
    143
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    GEAR

    29A Equipment

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    119
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    NOW

    5D "Stat!"

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    116
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    ETHER

    109A Anesthetic first used on a patient in 1842

    11
    111
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    ARMS

    124A Set of pull-ups?

    10
    95
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    SALEM

    107D Beaver State capital

    9
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    CASA

    22A Mansión, por ejemplo

    9
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    BLUR

    111D Sight of a speeding car, maybe

    9
    58
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    NEAP

    20A Spring's opposite, tidally

    8
    114
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    LINE

    118A Tackle box item

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    STORE

    108A Stockpile

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    GLEN

    86D Secluded valley

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    ATEIN

    103D Didn't dine out

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    OBOES

    30A Orchestra section toward the middle of the pit

    8
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    NAVE

    27A Area with pews

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    COW

    63A Female moose or elephant

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    RHINO

    104D Large safari sight

    8
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    ORATOR

    19A One who gives a good talking-to?

    8
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    UPDO

    7A Hairstyle that can be casual or formal

    8
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    OILER

    37D Edmonton N.H.L. player

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    TARS

    34D Smears

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    COCA

    73A Andean stimulant

    7
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    CALL

    91A Buzz, so to speak

    7
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    ERAT

    41A The "E" of Q.E.D.

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    170
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    TRITE

    40A Overdone

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    AMOUR

    62D Love, in Lyon

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    PEEVE

    8D Irk

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    ARIANA

    2D ___ Afghan Airlines, carrier to the Mideast

    6
    27
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    AUG

    81A Summer mo.

    5
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    SCUBA

    15D Aquatic acronym

    5
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    BRAG

    123A Beat one's chest

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    49
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    EASTER

    95D ___ Sunday

    4
    49
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    EBSEN

    11D Buddy who portrayed TV's Jed Clampett

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    CANON

    16D Collection of laws

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    RETINA

    96D Body part containing photoreceptors

    4
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    FANS

    112D Season ticket holders, presumably

    4
    20
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    ACTV

    69D End of any Shakespeare play

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    UNABLE

    70D Powerless

    4
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    NOTATE

    121A Work on the score of

    4
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    LEER

    94A Unpleasant look

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    ASKED

    17D "Jeez, sorry I ___!"

    3
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    BANE

    21A Constant nuisance

    3
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    ERNS

    65A Fish-eating raptors

    3
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    EAMES

    92A Charles or Ray who lent their name to a kind of chair

    3
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    DEFOG

    106D Clear, in a way, as a windshield

    3
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    REEBOK

    38D International shoe brand originating in England

    3
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    BANFF

    111A Canada's first national park, founded in 1885

    3
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    HOBNOB

    1D Schmooze

    3
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    HEDGED

    101D Equivocated

    3
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    LAYOFF

    87D "Take it easy, will you?!"

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    ENOL

    122A Carbon compound

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    PLED

    71A Begged

    2
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    BASSO

    18D Sarastro in Mozart's "The Magic Flute," e.g.

    2
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    STONED

    125A Very high

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    BELLE

    102D Ball girl?

    2
    34
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    HAVANA

    1A Where Gloria Estefan was born

    2
    29
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    NSW

    77D Sydney's state: Abbr.

    2
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    LAOTSE

    56A Philosopher who purportedly said "The best fighter is never angry"

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    SHAVE

    28A Part of many a morning routine

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    TUES

    120A Election Day is one: Abbr.

    2
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    DOLLS

    26D Tiny house occupants

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    YESMAN

    89A Toady

    2
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    INAROW

    13D Consecutively

    2
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    PLANETS

    71D Space balls

    2
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    ROUTES

    35D Directs, as cargo

    2
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    TAROTS

    83A Decks for reading

    2
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    AUGIE

    59A Son of Hanna-Barbera's Doggie Daddy

    2
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    TRUEBLUE

    42D Extremely loyal

    2
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    TAPROOM

    57D Bar with drafts

    2
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    SOCRATIC debut

    52D Like some philosophical arguments

    2
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    BLOT

    66A Dab with a towel

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    ILED

    113A "___ Three Lives" (early TV drama)

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    ATLEAST

    4D No fewer than

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    BETEL

    105D Intoxicating Asian plant whose name sounds like an insect

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    TRENTE

    100D Vingt + dix

    1
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    WCS

    64D Spots to go in the U.K.

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    ATIME

    76D See 31-Across

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    ONEAT

    31A With 76-Down, individually

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    SUMATRA

    61A Borneo neighbor

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    ARIS

    6D Media personalities Melber and Fleischer

    1
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    NINNY

    54D Numbskull

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    ENABLER

    44D One who's a well-meaning but bad influence on a friend, maybe

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    EYETEETH

    98A Certain canines

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    USEDUP

    43A Depleted

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    ONABET

    80D How some risks are taken

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    UPTODATE

    46D Current

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    OUTTO

    79A Words before sea or lunch

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    EOLIAN

    99D Relating to the wind's movement

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    MALAYA

    12D Peninsula in southeast Asia

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    SAUTERNE

    49D White wine named for a region in France

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    TWPS

    67A Subdivisions of some counties: Abbr.

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    BARBARAEDEN

    102A Some Californians consider Santa ___ on Earth

    1
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    COINER

    73D Shakespeare, vis-à-vis the expression "brave new world"

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    BASSHORN

    36A Ancestor of the tuba or sousaphone

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    DONLEMON

    45D Why do none of the Fruit of the Loom characters ___-colored clothing?

    1
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    ELLEFANNING

    116A The supermodel was holding a copy of ___ herself on the beach

    1
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    GREENNESS

    82D Immaturity

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    IRVINGBERLIN

    85A To Washington ___, Germany, seemed far from Tarrytown, N.Y.

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    MARKCUBAN

    68A An increase in ham prices forced the deli to ___ sandwiches higher

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    SETINTO

    93D Mounted below the surface of

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    THIRTY

    24D Product of the first three primes

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    TONYORLANDO

    34A After spending the afternoon at Epcot, we had dinner at a ___ bistro

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    VALVES

    3D Parts of a heart or trumpet

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    YALEMAN

    75A Gerald Ford or William Howard Taft, once

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    BILLWITHERS debut

    23A As the British pound rises in value, the dollar ___

    1
    1
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    GOGAGA debut

    29D Get crazy (over)

    1
    1
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    LEITMOTIF debut

    114A The shark-warning notes of "Jaws," for example

    1
    1
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    SLAMDUNKS debut

    25A Sure things

    1
    1
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    STUY debut

    72D Bed-___ (Brooklyn neighborhood, familiarly)

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    1
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    THRUSTS debut

    32D Pushes with force

    1
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    TOMWAITS debut

    50D Peeping ___ for Lady Godiva to appear

    1
    1
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    ULYSSESGRANT debut

    51A Did Joyce write courtesy of a ___?

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    UNHARNESS debut

    7D Remove a restraint from

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