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Tuesday · 76 answers · 5 debuts

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

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    ATE

    19A Dined

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    ETA

    7D Bit of Uber info, for short

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    DNA

    21A Molecule containing adenine, thymine, guanine and cytosine

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    IRS

    20A U.K. : H.M.R.C. :: U.S.A. : ___

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    OSLO

    28D City where you can see Edvard Munch's "The Scream"

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    ETON

    6D English school at which teachers are known as "beaks"

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    ESSO

    7A Canadian gas brand

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    EMIT

    25D Send forth

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    TIL

    61A Up to, informally

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    IMO

    59A "As I see it," online

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    RAE

    67A TikTok star Addison ___

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    IOTA

    48A Infinitesimal amount

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    STEP

    44A Dance bit

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    RAM

    37A Computer's storage space, for short

    25
    166
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    ORS

    70A Surgery sites, for short

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    AURA

    31A Certain something

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    SAG

    8D What an old mattress might do

    22
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    ASIS

    51D Without a warranty

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    OTS

    66D Extra periods, for short

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    BTS

    41A K-pop band that went on hiatus in 2022 when their members went into military service

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    HAD

    4D "I've been ___!" ("I got fooled!")

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    TALC

    15A Classic ingredient in baby powder

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    ALP

    35D Mont Blanc, e.g.

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    OAK

    64D Acorn-producing tree

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    PRO

    11A Follower of Mac or Go in commercial names

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    AMT

    49D Invoice fig.

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    MCAT

    60D Exam for future docs

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    NIA

    50A Actress Vardalos

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    RDA

    23D Food label fig.

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    TAS

    30A #2s in classrooms, for short

    13
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    MCS

    65D Hosts, informally

    13
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    GIN

    16A Ingredient in a Tom Collins

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    ELKS

    71A Fraternal order since 1868

    11
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    DENT

    39D Apt letters missing from in_ _ _ _ation

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    GUAC

    68A Burrito bar offering, informally

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    YEOH

    40D Michelle of "Crazy Rich Asians"

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    MAST

    18D Post at sea

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    OCCAM

    10D Philosopher known for his "razor"

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    ATTILA

    69A Hun leader who invaded Italy in A.D. 452

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    SHIVA

    57A Hindu deity known as the "Destroyer"

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    AFOUL

    56D Run ___ of (violate)

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    GMT

    33D Prime meridian hrs.

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    EBSEN

    24A Actor Buddy of "The Beverly Hillbillies"

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    SLIER

    9D More cunning

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    DODGE

    55D Evade artfully

    4
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    SALSAS

    53D Engages in an energetic Latin dance

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    RBG

    62A "Notorious" Supreme Court justice

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    TYING

    32A Neither winning nor losing

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    ENRAPT

    14A Totally absorbed

    3
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    TASTES

    72A Samples, as soup

    3
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    PLEBS

    45A The masses, to Caesar

    3
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    RITAORA

    12D "How We Do (Party)" pop singer

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    TACOPIE

    27D Tex-Mex casserole with a crust

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    CLAW

    34A Part of a hammer or a hawk

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    LORES

    52A Like early PC graphics

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    STOOGES

    43D Iggy Pop's backup group, with "the"

    2
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    EARTAG

    22A Aid in tracking wildlife

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    PGATOUR

    11D Organizer of events for swingers?

    2
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    REVIEW

    1D "No" was a famously short one for the 1948 musical "Isn't It Romantic?"

    2
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    WELLSORTA

    36D "I mean, I guess …"

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    WILMA

    29A Flintstone with a red updo

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    ALOTOF

    58A Many, many

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    RICHIE

    1A Motown legend Lionel

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    INORBIT

    2D Circling the earth

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    SEVILLE

    47D Spanish city famous for its oranges

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    CROSSLY

    3D In an angry way

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    ONEGRAM

    13D Weight of every U.S. bank note

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    TOMDOOLEY

    38A Traditional folk song that became a #1 hit for the Kingston Trio

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    TOOLBAR

    42D Lineup of computer icons

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    DOOMSCROLLS

    63A Engages in a dispiriting online activity … or what happens in this puzzle's shaded squares?

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    STORMDOOR

    26A Extra barrier to protect a house from bad weather

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    BIZARRO debut

    41D ___ World, DC Comics planet of opposites

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    BRITLIT debut

    46D Course that may cover Jane Austen and Emily Brontë, for short

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    IPODNANOS debut

    5D Music players discontinued in 2017

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    VOODOOMAGIC debut

    17A Sorcery commonly associated with Haiti and New Orleans

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    ZOOMDATES debut

    54A Romantic options for a long-distance relationship

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