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Sunday · 143 answers · 17 debuts

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

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    ELI

    52D "Borderlands" director ___ Roth

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    LEE

    27A Wrangler alternative

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    ONCE

    122A Some time ago

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    OMNI

    59A Hyatt alternative

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    ORES

    15D Output of certain mining

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    NEED

    113D Essential

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    DEN

    53D Hiding place

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    OVEN

    40A Timer setting

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    ELF

    111A A little help?

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    STAY

    67D Shirt collar stiffener

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    RARE

    118A Few and far between

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    ENTER

    8D Stage direction

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    MENU

    31A Course catalog?

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    NATO

    57D Org. with its own alphabet

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    ESPN

    107A Disney subsidiary

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    DYE

    117D It might be good for a change

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    NAH

    35A "I'll pass"

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    LOS

    5D West side of L.A.?

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    DATA

    36A Input of certain mining

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    IMS

    114A Some pings, in brief

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    DELI

    82A Wrap seller

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    NOIR

    60A Hard-boiled genre

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    OOH

    77D "Fancy, that!"

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    DEER

    112D Porcine : pigs :: cervine : ___

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    RITA

    72D Coolidge who sang the theme for "Octopussy"

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    SPREE

    14D Spending romp

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    RBIS

    88D Baseball slugger's stat

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    BAMA

    10A S.E.C. football powerhouse, for short

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    ETHER

    105A Air

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    OLIVE

    74D Green shade

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    POP

    76A Daddy

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    ARSE

    37D Keister, in Leicester

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    STEAM

    1D Make furious

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    THEE

    115A "Fie on ___!" (Shakespearean cry)

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    SLAY

    71D Knock ’em dead

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    SEEYA

    103D "Ta-ta!"

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    NESTS

    110D Fits one inside the other

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    SGT

    119D One who knows the drill?: Abbr.

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    SOO

    9D Phillipa of Broadway

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    SETI

    67A U.F.O.-watching org.

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    APRIL

    32A When Aries transitions to Taurus

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    DOM

    16D Counterpart of a sub

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    AURAS

    91A Emanations

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    ANIL

    26A Blue colorant obtained from the indigo plant

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    YIN

    64A Dark side

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    CLE

    95A Guardians, on a scoreboard

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    ADHERE

    124A Stick (to)

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    TETON

    49A Wyoming peak

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    HASNT

    44D Is without

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    HUSH

    102A Silence

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    BIEN

    81A By saying this you mean well

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    DOLCE

    34A Sweetly, on scores

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    MUST

    98A Damp, mildewy quality

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    COATS

    48A Covers completely

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    PTS

    76D A TD scores six of these

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    DARN

    24A "Doggone it!"

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    ONSALE

    58A A bit off, say

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    CAESAR

    94A Kind of cipher in which A becomes B, B becomes C, e.g.

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    SCION

    42D Descendant

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    STELMO

    71A Sailor's patron

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    PSYCH

    19D Mentally overpower, with "out"

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    NEWAT

    73D Just getting started with

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    APA

    45A Mental health org.

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    ITSIN

    3D Tennis line judge's ruling

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    MASSE

    104D Tricky pool shot

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    NINER

    75D What Joe Montana was in the '80s

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    MENLO

    104A ___ Park, Calif.

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    VANS

    41D Shoe company with an iconic checkerboard design

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    EVIE

    50D Woman's nickname that sounds like two letters

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    RONI

    51D Rice-A-___

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    ELIDES

    116A Skips over

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    AMILATE

    6D "Is there still time for me to join you?"

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    MIRROR

    12D Copy

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    THRU

    68A By way of, informally

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    OPER

    61D Abbr. not found on most smartphones

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    WEED

    125A Garden interloper

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    RAVEN

    90D Bird used to deliver messages on "Game of Thrones"

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    AMANDA

    11D ___ Gorman, "The Hill We Climb" poet

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    AMIR

    21A "The Kite Runner" protagonist

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    PETIT

    109D ___ four

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    SLOANE

    100D Girlfriend in "Ferris Bueller's Day Off"

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    BRAVE

    93A Boldly face

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    KIAS

    84D Some Korean exports

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    BADU

    10D Grammy winner Erykah

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    SHARP

    108D Mentally with it

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    SABE

    70A Kemo ___ (the Lone Ranger)

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    YESYES

    121A Reply after having one's memory jogged

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    KEANE

    2D "The Family Circus" cartoonist Bil ___

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    HIKER

    106D Someone enjoying a walk in the park

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    REMEDY

    25A Treatment

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    SOURCE

    101D Informant

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    SPHERES

    42A Areas of influence

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    OLDMAN

    18D Father, familiarly

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    SUPINE

    103A Lying faceup

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    GETOVERIT

    123A "What's done is done!"

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    DMC

    30A Rap's Run-___

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    CABINET

    66D It has a lot of secretaries

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    ASHWEDNESDAY

    17D Fast start?

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    GREWIN

    87A Developed, as baby teeth

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    SHRINKRAY

    89A Sci-fi miniaturizer

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    DNABANKS

    55D Gene pools?

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    RHIANNON debut

    72A Fleetwood Mac hit named for a Celtic goddess

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    ITHE

    63D "Aren't ___ lucky one?!"

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    SLIPON

    28D Like most moccasins

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    BAREST

    81D Most minimal

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    LULLED

    86D Calmed deceptively

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    SCOOB

    29D Great Dane of cartoons, informally

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    VESSELS

    99A They hold water

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    RICARDO

    38A Montalbán who played Khan in "Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan"

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    SODASHOP

    14A 1950s hangout with a jukebox

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    EVS

    120D Teslas, e.g., for short

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    NETSCAPE

    65A Former big name in browsers

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    PROWLS

    22A Skulks

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    TOOKIN

    83A Adopted, as a pet

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    VENTNOR

    56A Yellow avenue in Monopoly

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    FANSITE

    62A TheForce.net for "Star Wars," for example

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    OFANERA

    40D Symbolic for its time

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    PRELUDETOAKISS

    4D Duke Ellington classic with the lyric "That was my heart serenading you"

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    BARCLAY

    79A Eponymous British financier James ___

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    CHITTER

    96A Bit of birdspeak

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    EASESINTO

    23A Joins gradually

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    HURSTON

    97D Author Zora Neale ___

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    IRATER

    33D More livid

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    MULLED

    98D Noodled on, with "over"

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    POMME

    43D Apple: Fr.

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    SCHEMATA

    92D Blueprints

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    TRANSEPTS

    126A Church parts crossing naves

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    ARNOLDPALMERS debut

    13D Iced-tea-and-lemonade refreshments

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    CANTFEELMYFACE debut

    39D 2015 chart-topping hit for the Weeknd

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    CLARENCEDARROW debut

    80D Famed lawyer in the 1925 Scopes Monkey Trial

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    DANCEDAROUND debut

    112A Evaded, as a sensitive issue

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    FROTHING debut

    47D Rabid in appearance

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    IMSOAKED debut

    54A Comment from someone caught in the rain

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    LAYFLAT debut

    85A Wasn't folded in a suitcase, say

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    NINEPAST debut

    7D 51 to the hour

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    PALMOFFAS debut

    46A Fraudulently make seem like

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    PORCUPINEFISH debut

    78D Prickly denizen of coral reefs

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    REBRANDED debut

    51A Like a corporation with a new logo, perhaps

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    SKATERATS debut

    119A Regulars at parks with ramps, informally

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    SKIPLANES debut

    1A Some Arctic transports

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    SUNROSES debut

    28A Brightly colored Mediterranean flowers

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    TETROMINO debut

    20A Game piece made of four squares

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    UNDERTHETREE debut

    69D Where to find six "presents" in this puzzle?

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