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Sunday · 140 answers · 19 debuts

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

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    ERA

    118D "The Life of a Showgirl," for Taylor Swift

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    SPA

    94D Beauty spot

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    ADS

    124A Sponsored spots

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    ASAP

    81A "Don't dillydally!"

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    OSLO

    92D City that's home to the Munch Museum

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    ISLE

    12A Aruba or Jamaica

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    OMNI

    45A Prefix meaning "all"

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    EDU

    22A www.asu.___

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    TIN

    40D Cookie container

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    DOT

    31A What distinguishes "bet" from "vet" in Hebrew

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    ALOT

    48D Bunches and bunches

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    SARI

    89A Wrapped garment

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    AIM

    28A Early chat app with a Buddy List, in brief

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    SNIT

    114D Grumpy mood

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    ELSA

    68D "Frozen" queen

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    RYE

    11D Bread for a corned beef sandwich

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    ATON

    73D Bunches and bunches

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    ABE

    115A Homer Simpson's dad

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    REO

    119D Rock's ___ Speedwagon

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    UMA

    76D Actress Thurman

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    LOO

    34D Bathroom, to Mary Poppins

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    CEL

    55A Animation sheet

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    LAO

    66D Language in which "one, two, three" is "neung, song, sam"

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    NOSE

    121A The "N" in E.N.T.

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    WAR

    117D Luck-based card game

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    EMCEE

    95A Show host

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    YAM

    10D West African crop

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    ABA

    115D Org. for lawyers

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    FLEA

    54D Pet-biting pest

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    BID

    16A Pinochle action

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    ASAHI

    19A Popular Japanese beer

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    MCAT

    21A Exam for a future OB/GYN

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    TECH

    50A Part of STEM, for short

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    ROTE

    116A Repetitive way of learning

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    EID

    26A End-of-Ramadan feast

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    COO

    51D Whisper affectionately

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    USO

    69A G.I. entertainment grp.

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    BUS

    120A Do a restaurant job

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    LAST

    14D Hold up well

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    EASES

    58D Reduces, as anxiety

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    ERATO

    33D Muse of lyric poetry

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    GAL

    111A ___ pal (rhyming friend)

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    CLOT

    56A Form a clump

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    ROOK

    110D Corner chess piece

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    MII

    6D 1,002, in old Rome

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    UHNO

    85A "Sorry, I don't think so"

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    THAT

    4D "You can say ___ again!"

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    SOO

    86A Phillipa of the original "Hamilton" cast

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    DAH

    62D "Lah-di-___!"

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    SKIN

    125A Hide

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    TOUR

    49D Sightseeing excursion

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    NOSH

    25A Have a little snack

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    BCCS

    47D Emails discreetly

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    TEX

    90D State that spans two time zones: Abbr.

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    SILT

    5D River deposit

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    ACHY

    71D "___ Breaky Heart"

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    CALC

    59A A.P. math subj.

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    PINOT

    123A Wine specialty of the Burgundy region

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    BATON

    47A Something a majorette twirls

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    DUD

    18D Disappointing firework

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    APBS

    78A Emergency alerts, for short

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    BYES

    93A Tournament advantages

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    SHELL

    37D Pistachio eater's discard

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    ANNAN

    7D Peace Nobelist Kofi

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    SOOT

    30D Residue on Santa's suit

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    FEAR

    88D Phobia

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    STILT

    105A Circus prop

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    SERUM

    75A Moisturizing product

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    PILAF

    43A Seasoned rice dish

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    SCENTS

    104D Air freshener choices

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    NEILL

    65A Sam of "Jurassic Park"

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    MARTYR

    6A Joan of Arc, for one

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    LOLCAT

    77A Meme feline

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    CONAN

    96D Funny O'Brien

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    FEEL

    60A Intuitive sense

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    NUMB

    35D Like a foot that's fallen asleep

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    SIMONE

    83A Gymnast Biles

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    SIFTS

    1A Prepares for baking, as flour

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    ONESTAR

    38A "Don't see this movie" rating

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    DANO

    72D Paul ___, "There Will Be Blood" actor

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    ASICS

    78D New Balance competitor

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    LORIS

    64D Nocturnal primate of the Indian forest

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    STEMS

    127A Features of some wineglasses

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    RETIRE

    46A Call it a night

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    SUPS

    113D Has an evening meal

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    TRYON

    90A Wear for just a moment, say

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    SEATAC

    100D Airport near Puget Sound

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    EGGSON

    99D Goads into action

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    EQUINE

    102D Like onagers and zebras

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    RATITE

    8D Kiwi or ostrich

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    SAYIDO

    1D Tie the knot

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    COULDA

    61A Woulda-shoulda connector

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    IGOTTA

    27A "No other option for me"

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    MENTALNOTE

    32A Reminder to oneself

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    PEYTON

    82D Former QB Manning

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    TWOMAN

    9D Like the teams of Starsky & Hutch and Cheech & Chong

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    NBAREF debut

    87A Traveler's check, in brief?

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    SHELF

    74A Elevated seabed

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    ASSURE

    112A Leave with no doubt

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    INAWAY

    20A "Sort of"

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    QVC

    108A Home shopping channel

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    ERICIDLE

    42D "Spamalot" co-creator

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    SCONES

    13D Servings at teas

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    NOCAL

    63A Very lite

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    COGNAC

    29D After-dinner brandy

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    RANCHO

    126A ___ Cucamonga, Calif.

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    ETHERNET

    15D Way to get online

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    ISOGON

    2D Figure with equal angles

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    NIMBI

    84D Rain clouds

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    STREAKED

    67A Was gone in a flash?

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    TVROOM

    103D Where you might put on a show?

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    CONTESTS

    29A Challenges

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    TSOTSI

    98D Athol Fugard novel adapted as an Academy Award-winning film

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    SPOTLESS

    39D Pristine

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    STORAGEBIN

    106A Crate & Barrel product

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    WESTERNUNION

    117A Telegraph pioneer, or a description of four squares in this puzzle

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    BADFIT

    53A Incompatibility

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    BLECH

    107D "Yuck!"

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    KAMAL

    24D "The ___ Smith Show" (Apple TV offering)

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    MAKEABET

    57D Wager

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    ONOUROWN

    109A 1990s ABC sitcom about kids growing up without their parents

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    YADAYADA

    70A "... you get the picture"

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    AROACE debut

    122A Like someone who experiences little to no amorous and sexual attraction, for short

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    BEETJUICE debut

    16D V8 component

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    BOSSINESS debut

    80D What strong leadership may be perceived as

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    BOXSETS debut

    101A "Best of" collections, often

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    CASSETTETAPES debut

    97A Any activities on them need to be wound up

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    ENOUGHIAKSENOUGH debut

    41A "I've had it!"

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    FAUTNVOTE debut

    3D Chance for supporters to induct athletes into the All-Star Game

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    FEMTWANDFARBETWEEN debut

    44D Scarce

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    FLYLURES debut

    60D Handcrafted items in a fishing tackle box

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    HBCUS debut

    52D Howard and Spelman, for two: Abbr.

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    IDISAGREE debut

    17D "Au contraire"

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    IMNOTHIAKIDANYMORE debut

    12D "Treat me like an adult, MOM!"

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    ITSONMORE debut

    91A "Put your wallet away"

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    MOMTWAOBE debut

    57A Certain expectant parent

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    NNMORETURNS debut

    87D "All sales final"

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    POTATOBUD debut

    79D "Eye" on a spud

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    ROJAS debut

    36A M.L.B. shortstop Miguel

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    YOUTNVALKINTOME debut

    23A Iconic line from Robert De Niro in "Taxi Driver"

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