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Sunday · 138 answers · 19 debuts

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

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    STY

    90D Pigpen

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    SSN

    26A ID on a credit check

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    LEE

    79A Martial artist Bruce

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    360
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    AGO

    12D Before

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    ORA

    45A Singer Rita

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    ACNE

    95D Common 110-Across stressor

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    OMNI

    107A Present opener?

    31
    218
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    STIR

    96D Move around and around

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    292
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    ATOM

    54D Discovery of chemist John Dalton

    23
    266
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    ARAB

    10A Prized steed

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    RTE

    106D 66, for example: Abbr.

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    TEEN

    110A See 95-Down

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    ATSEA

    75A Bewildered

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    194
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    YEA

    32A Vote for

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    192
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    LAS

    4D ___ Américas

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    173
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    OKRA

    111A Creole staple

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    156
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    CHER

    71A Pop icon with a Best Actress award

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    104
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    TADA

    74A "Look what I did!"

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    AMASS

    8D Stockpile

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    INC

    105D Close of business?

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    HES

    69A The Chiffons' "___ So Fine"

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    RIOT

    11D Hoot

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    NADA

    52A Zilch

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    SANE

    61D Sound

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    ASKS

    89A Poses

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    ILLS

    2D Troubles

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    LEAN

    3D Low-fat

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    ODORS

    83D What wavy lines in comic strips represent

    14
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    PAPA

    31D He was a "rollin' stone," in a Motown classic

    13
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    SCOT

    93D Macbeth or Macduff

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    RBIS

    36D Sluggers' stats

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    IKE

    48A 1950s political nickname

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    INK

    56A Press coverage

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    POI

    76A Polynesian staple

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    120
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    ONME

    100D "This round's ___"

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    PINE

    51A The 4,765-year-old "Methuselah" is one

    11
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    DOC

    91A "What's up, ___?"

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    MAAM

    50D Old-fashioned term of address

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    MOOR

    15D "Wuthering Heights" setting

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    STYLE

    55D "You're cramping my ___"

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    SAGES

    92A Wise guys

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    IMPS

    14A Little hellions

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    YOU

    25D Whom Uncle Sam wants for the U.S. Army

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    KEYS

    60A Cryptographers' needs

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    SPARE

    92D Extra

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    HOME

    94D Bygone iPhone button

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    SKYE

    17D Portree is the capital of this isle

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    BASS

    53A Prominent feature of dubstep music

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    RIGA

    20A Latvian capital

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    VAPE

    73A Huff and puff?

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    ARGH

    10D "For crying out loud!"

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    IRK

    103D Vex

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    YRS

    5D Many, many mos.

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    HYDE

    58D Evil alter ego of literature

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    FORE

    78D Driver's warning

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    BCCS

    1D Surreptitiously loops in, for short

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    24
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    JOB

    99A Barista or barrister

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    NOFEE

    52D Gratis

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    PECS

    98D Chest muscles, for short

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    51
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    IMAY

    38A "If you ask me nicely …"

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    BYES

    101D Effortless ways to advance

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    SHAKE

    30D Manage to lose, as a tail

    5
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    SHAKA

    46A Official hand gesture of Hawaii

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    NOOK

    21A Kindle competitor

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    LAYS

    85A Places

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    YIELD

    23D Triangular sign

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    POPS

    16D Is visually striking

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    PSAS

    76D Ad Council spots, for short

    4
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    DANG

    47A "Darn it!"

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    SPANS

    30A Bridges

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    BEANIE

    70A Knitted cap

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    JOIN

    99D Knit

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    TUTS

    9D Light rebukes

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    LOCS

    77A Twisted do

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    COHN

    71D Sports journalist Linda

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    HODA

    82D TV journalist Kotb

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    CRAPS

    42A Game with players known as "shooters"

    3
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    YAWS

    44D Twists side-to-side

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    SHANTY

    93A Crudely built shack

    3
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    CANOODLE

    87A Snuggle

    3
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    CURLY

    88A Stooge who said "Soitenly!"

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    DELE

    33D Proofreader's mark

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    DAUB

    33A Paint carelessly

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    EEKS

    37D Startled cries

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    PIAF

    67D "La Vie en rose" singer

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    TOOLS

    74D Gimlets and screwdrivers

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    CHARD

    34A Alternative to kale

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    GAMY

    28D Like wild meat, sometimes

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    INCUBI

    14D Nighttime demons

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    CLEARASMUD

    18A Hard to understand

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    FANART

    35D Some nonlicensed tributes

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    HADER

    43D Actor Bill of "Barry"

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    LOLCATS

    77D Some memes of the 2000s

    2
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    DEFYING

    19D Death-___

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    FOREX

    78A Global currency market, for short

    2
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    SEXSCENES

    112A In which actors barely go through the motions?

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    ORIG

    108A Unlike a cover: Abbr.

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    OSMOND

    7D Donny or Marie

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    SWATHE

    55A Wrap up tight

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    TRACY

    64D Frequent on-screen partner of Hepburn

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    COURSE

    29A "When in the ___ of human events ..."

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    ESCAPES

    66A Flies the coop

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    IHOPS

    59D Waffle House alternatives

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    BOWER

    53D Garden shelter

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    MYMY

    65A "Oh, dear!"

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    AMUCK

    49A Wild

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    REVOKE

    63D Not follow suit, in bridge

    1
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    SANKIN

    86D Became real, as bad news

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    BILLYGOAT

    1A Classic target of a troll

    1
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    HIYO

    72D "___, Silver!"

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    ITSAHIT

    59A Agent's good news

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    YAKETYSAX

    41D Benny Hill theme song

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    ARCHIMEDES

    40D "Eureka!" shouter

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    DAVOS

    47D Swiss locale of the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum

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    ICKYPOO

    81D Disgusting, in totspeak

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    SCREENTIME

    109A Something parents may try to limit for their kids

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    CALMEX

    88D Southwestern culinary fusion

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    DEMEROL

    68A Pain-relieving drug

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    TYGA

    97D Rapper with a feline-sounding name

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    BADCALL debut

    13D Referee's mistake

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    BOOPS debut

    84A Taps on the snoot

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    BOSSFIGHT debut

    27A End-of-level showdown

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    BUGEYES debut

    84D "I can't believe what I'm seeing!" facial reaction

    1
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    CHINESETEA debut

    42D Oolong or lapsang souchong

    1
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    CLASSYMATEY debut

    22A Sailor who drinks only the finest grog?

    1
    1
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    COCKYPITY debut

    102A "How sad. You actually think you can win," e.g.?

    1
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    CRANKYCASEY debut

    34D Actor Affleck when he needs a nap?

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    FILMREEL debut

    35A Projectionist's item

    1
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    FISHYHOOKY debut

    80A Suspicious absence from school?

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    FORTYWORTHY debut

    62A Suitable for the middle-aged?

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    GAYBARS debut

    6D Venues like New York City's Stonewall Inn

    1
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    GOODYCOPY debut

    24A Knockoff version of a sweet treat?

    1
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    HANDYBELLY debut

    43A Convenient spot for a cat nap?

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    1
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    MOUTHYHARPY debut

    39D Half-woman, half-bird, all attitude?

    1
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    OVERHOT debut

    57A Scorching

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    SPIKEBALL debut

    46D Hybrid sport played with a trampoline-like net

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    STARAPPLE debut

    96A Purple fruit with a distinctive inner shape

    1
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    STEAMYIRONY debut

    104A A locksmith getting stuck in bedroom handcuffs, say?

    1
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