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Friday · 72 answers · 7 debuts

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

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    ISEE

    61A "Gotcha"

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    ARTS

    43A The "A" in STEAM

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    ONIT

    3D Handling things

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    OAT

    19A ___ milk

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    ALTO

    1D Lead-in to stratus or cumulus

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    SARI

    49D Wrapped dress

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    INON

    30A With (it)

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    ABE

    8D Fin

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    PAL

    4D Bud

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    LOO

    58D John

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    INRE

    12D Concerning

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    POD

    32A Way out in space

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    LAT

    36A Pull-up target, for short

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    STET

    62A Editor's marking

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    OUT

    57D On the newsstand, say

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    DESK

    33D Learning center?

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    RBIS

    10A A double might get you some, for short

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    ROTE

    7D You may have learned your times tables by it

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    ABIDE

    22D Tolerate

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    PIER

    51A Berth place

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    SHES

    54D "___ the Man" (2006 film inspired by "Twelfth Night")

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    OSSO

    53D Word in an Italian veal dish

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    AUDI

    55A Car whose name means "listen" in Latin

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    SAND

    13D It might be picked up from a trip to the beach

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    PYRE

    51D Apt rhyme for fire

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    EMOTE

    37A Let it all out, in a way

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    NOG

    39A Nutmeg-flavored quaff, informally

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    GPAS

    48A Figs. on a 4-point scale

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    EDDIE

    34A Biker role in "The Rocky Horror Picture Show"

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    BIEN

    25D Word of approval, in French and Spanish

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    LUIS

    50D Author Jorge ___ Borges

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    44
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    IRAISE

    45D Declaration that might come from a bluffer

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    BUOY

    52D Object marked with the speed limit, sometimes

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    EFRON

    35D Zac of "The Iron Claw"

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    ENDOW

    26D Finance

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    ADOPT

    1A Take over

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    BRAG

    6A Engage in magniloquence

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    RIGS

    59A Quickly assembles, with "up"

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    FANG

    23A One of four for a bat or a cat

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    SOTTO

    29D Lower than, on a score

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    MORN

    18A It "smiles on the frowning night," in "Romeo and Juliet"

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    SLOANE

    49A Tennis star Stephens who won the 2017 U.S. Open

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    GABOR

    24A "Moulin Rouge" co-star, 1952

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    ROMCOM

    10D "50 First Dates" or "(500) Days of Summer"

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    GESTATE

    9D Develop over time

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    HIALL

    28D Salutation for a mass email

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    BARFLY

    46D Spirited sort?

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    JANE

    20A ___ Seymour, third wife of King Henry VIII

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    BOS

    52A A.L. East team, on scoreboards

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    YOYOS

    63A According to experiments, they can't "sleep" in space

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    FINI

    23D Done: Fr.

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    MAUS

    38D Pulitzer-winning graphic novel by Art Spiegelman

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    TROJAN

    5D Memorial Coliseum athlete

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    DURA

    2D ___ mater (brain protector)

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    OONA

    16A Actress Chaplin

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    ROYALFLUSH

    56A Ordered clubs, for example

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    PROVE

    47A Bring the receipts for, as they say

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    EXPELS

    42D Throws out

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    HODGEPODGE

    27D A little of this, a little of that

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    PBANDJ

    15D Classic lunchbox staple, informally

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    JOINED

    31A In tandem

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    FAILLE

    40A Ribbed silk material

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    BEHINDTHETIMES

    25A Not with it

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    TACKED

    21A Added (on)

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    TURNSLOOSE

    60A Frees

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    ADVERTS debut

    41D British spots

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    BOOKREPORT debut

    11D Reader's digest

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    BRINGTOLIFE debut

    6D Provide that crucial spark for

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    GENTLEGIANT debut

    24D Big ol' teddy bear

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    LUNARPROBE debut

    14A Fly me to the moon!

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    TRILOBITES debut

    17A Ancient creepy-crawlies

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    WEIRDFLEXBUTOK debut

    44A "I, personally, wouldn't boast about that"

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