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Friday · 70 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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    SAT

    31D Settled on the bottom?

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    EAST

    30D Interest of Marco Polo, with "the"

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    ITEM

    46D Couple

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    ALTO

    18A Many a choirgirl

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    DRE

    19A "Black-ish" patriarch

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    APSE

    3D Niche for a shrine

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    ADDS

    54A Apt rhyme for "pads"

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    SMOG

    10A Environmental concern

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    HUE

    28D Peach or plum

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    CHER

    2D French letter opener

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    ALP

    24D Rigi of Switzerland, e.g.

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    ELENA

    43A First name on the Supreme Court

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    NAT

    33A Commercial preceder of Geo

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    EASY

    48A Cushy

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    SOLD

    1D Completely convinced

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    YER

    9D A little possessive, perhaps?

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    OCTET

    12D Bits in a byte, e.g.

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    FREE

    51A Out of joint?

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    USERS

    32A Masters of manipulation

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    TUNE

    41A One may be carried in a concert hall

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    PYRE

    47D Funeral ___

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    LEAD

    44D Tip

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    BASS

    25D One setting on speakers

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    VAL

    50D Late actor Kilmer

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    ZIP

    45A Zilch

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    TATS

    53A Ink

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    SWEET

    20A Dulcet

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    SANAA

    34A Capital near the Red Sea

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    ANGST

    39A Internal turmoil

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    GENES

    6D Some body builders?

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    HEFT

    42D Mass

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    RABE

    7D Broccoli ___

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    PICO

    16A ___ Mountain (ski area in Killington, Vt.)

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    STARE

    27D Long look

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    ZITI

    45D Trattoria tubes

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    PREEN

    21A Fiddle with feathers, say

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    NUB

    4D Essence of the matter

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    SLIME

    55A Guck

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    GOON

    13D "I'm listening"

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    TGI

    36D ___ Fridays

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    BOYS

    22A Backstreet ___

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    RAREST

    23A Like kyawthuite, among gems

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    CYA

    49D Texter's "ciao"

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    SCANT

    1A Barely enough

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    TEARS

    41D They make streaks on cheeks

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    HIREE

    42A Recent recruit

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    LESBIANBAR

    17A She's out there!

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    SELECT

    27A A-list

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    ERECTORSET

    26D Classic toy for budding engineers

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    CIARA

    40D Grammy-winning R&B singer named for a Revlon fragrance

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    HARDER

    28A Like quartzite vis-à-vis quartz

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    TAPSHOES

    29A They really click as a pair

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    ESCOOTER

    35A Micromobility option

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    MILESTONES

    11D Momentous moments

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    HONEST

    37A On the level

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    GRAY

    6A What some may be dyeing to conceal?

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    BEENE

    25A Designer Geoffrey

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    TONGUE

    38A Mouth organ

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    LAWYER

    15D One who's on the defense, perhaps

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    COMMIT

    40A Say "I do," say

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    SPARECHANGE

    10D Pocket money

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    NEUTERED

    33D Gelded

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    BEDROOMEYES

    22D Longing look

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    CREATIVITY

    49A It is "making the complicated simple, awesomely simple," per Charles Mingus

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    HAUNTS

    37D Hangouts

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    OHPUHLEASE

    14A "Don't be absurd!"

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    THISONESONME

    5D "I'll take the blame"

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    YEARSLATER

    52A Text insert for a flash-forward film scene

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    ASATREAT debut

    8D How to look at your hot fudge sundae

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    PRESSONNAILS debut

    21D Digital applications?

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