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Tuesday · 78 answers · 2 debuts

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

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    ONE

    19A George Washington bill

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    ELI

    36D QB Manning

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    ALE

    41A It can be blonde or brown

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    570
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    ADS

    63D Highlights of the Super Bowl, for some

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    EMO

    11A Genre for Jimmy Eat World

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    USA

    66A The Dream Team

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    ADE

    32D Common beverage suffix

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    EKE

    67A Squeeze (by)

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    MET

    21A Queens ballplayer

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    ERRS

    23A Isn't perfect

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    DEE

    37D Syllable doubled after "fiddle"

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    182
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    ILL

    62D Ailing

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    AIM

    1A Skill needed for bocce

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    ALAMO

    33D Rental car option

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    ABC

    59A As easy as ___

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    HAD

    31D Possessed

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    OTOH

    40D However, in a text

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    PIE

    64A As easy as ___

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    DIET

    58A What you eat

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    CAL

    9D Name seen in cursive on a cap in Berkeley

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    158
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    EMCEE

    50D Host

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    MOP

    16A ___-top (hairstyle associated with the Beatles)

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    HEE

    61D Start of a bray

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    SNO

    14A Commercial lead-in to Caps or Balls

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    188
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    ASKS

    53A Inquires

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    ANG

    4D "Brokeback Mountain" director Lee

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    ALS

    10D Singers Green and Jardine

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    BOT

    34D ChatGPT, for one

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    53
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    EMOJI

    11D Laughing head or a thumbs up, e.g.

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    ASIDE

    1D The half with the hit song, typically

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    STEAM

    55D What a hot iron may give off

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    OPEDS

    13D Some newspaper pieces that aren't news

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    HAIKU

    31A 17-syllable poem

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    ERNIE

    44A Bert's roommate

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    INNER

    2D Word with city or peace

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    DEET

    20A Repellent ingredient

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    NIN

    57A Diarist Anaïs

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    PREP

    43D ___ school

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    UNTIL

    51D Up to

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    POM

    69A ___ Wonderful, fruit juice brand

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    NOTA

    28A Part of n.b.

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    WRY

    60D Like some humor

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    ANGEL

    6D Perfectly behaved child

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    FROG

    47A See 30-Across

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    33
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    KILT

    26D Garb that's typically plaid

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    ROOM

    46A 2010 best-selling Emma Donoghue novel

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    MONET

    12D French Impressionist Claude

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    ITSOK

    18D Empathetic response to an apology

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    DUOS

    22D Laurel and Hardy and Abbott and Costello

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    33
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    RUBIK

    49D Eponym of a popular puzzle

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    ROADS

    45D "Where we're going we don't need ___" ("Back to the Future" quote)

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    GRAPE

    48D One of Jolly Rancher's "Original Flavors"

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    DJED

    22A Spun platters for a party, informally

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    ARABICA

    4A World's most commonly cultivated coffee species

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    ADZ

    38A Wood-cutting tool

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    HIHO

    30A Greeting from Kermit the 47-Across

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    CHORE

    25D Slog, say

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    RUMP

    56A "___ Shaker" (1992 Wreckx-N-Effect hit)

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    BRITA

    7D Water filter brand

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    SIEVE

    52D Metaphor for a bad goalie

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    ROOMBA

    5D Roving floor cleaner

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    12
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    TUCSON

    29D City situated between the split halves of Saguaro National Park

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    NONREAL

    15A Like the number "i"

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    IER

    8D Suffix with front or cash

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    KELSO

    54D Ashton Kutcher's role on "That ’70s Show"

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    COLORTV

    39A 1950s entertainment innovation ... or a hint to the first and second halves of 17-, 24-, 48- and 60-Across

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    SHIVER

    27D [I'm scared!]

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    FENCER

    47D Épéeist, e.g.

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    INDIGOGIRLS

    17A Folk-rock pair featured in the documentary "Wordplay"

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    ABOLISHED

    33A Like slavery per the 13th Amendment

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    GREENHOUSE

    48A Place for plants to flourish

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    MODERNIZE

    3D Update

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    RELIVED

    65A Experienced again

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    DEEPSTATE

    42A Shadow government, according to conspiracy theories

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    HANGSITUP

    35D Throws in the towel

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    WHITECASTLE

    60A Fast-food chain with the slogan "The Crave is a powerful thing"

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    BLACKSUITS debut

    24A Half of a standard deck of cards

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    YELLERS debut

    68A People who overuse Caps Lock, so to speak

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