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Sunday · 140 answers · 10 debuts

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

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    SPA

    28A Resort amenity

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    ELSE

    7D "What ___?"

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    SEA

    11D Domain for salty dogs

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    EWE

    57D Animal whose name sounds like a pronoun

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    OPS

    125D Special ___

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    ENDS

    118D Cuts off

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    STIR

    49A Mix up

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    ADA

    66D Mathematician Lovelace

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    ARM

    29D Either side of a cheerleader's "A"

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    AMP

    10D Stage booster

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    NEON

    31A A noble gas

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    SEMI

    33A It's good for the long haul

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    SNIT

    115D Fit of irritation

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    EDAM

    41A Cheese in a wax coating

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    HAS

    114A "That ship ___ sailed"

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    REAL

    63A Not fantastical

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    ADAM

    119D Actor Brody of "The O.C."

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    ESL

    14D Fluency-building subj.

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    TUNA

    117D Fish in niçoise salad

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    ERIC

    39D George Orwell's first name at birth

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    TATA

    3D "See ya later!"

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    ISLA

    82D Mallorca, por ejemplo

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    RIG

    123D Illegally interfere with, as an election

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    ECRU

    84A Color of undyed linen

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    POD

    75A Group of humpbacks

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    CUE

    69A Something to use on your break?

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    LEIA

    59A Sci-fi princess

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    APR

    112A National Poetry Mo.

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    VAN

    94A Boxy transport

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    AWED

    88D Stunned

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    ROMA

    65A La Città Eterna

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    AVEC

    72D With, in Oise

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    GOD

    105A Word found in all but four state constitutions, but not the U.S. Constitution

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    ADORN

    4D Deck out

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    RENE

    113D Surrealist Magritte

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    PEI

    75D Smallest Canadian prov.

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    AILS

    109A Isn't feeling great

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    OCTET

    58A The planets in our solar system, e.g.

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    INTEL

    35D Silicon Valley giant

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    IPOS

    1D Major N.Y.S.E. events

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    ARGO

    92D Ship that transported the Golden Fleece

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    IRAQ

    45A Persian Gulf nation

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    YOLO

    87D Modern "seize the day"

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    AYO

    50A Actress Edebiri of "The Bear"

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    SOLE

    97A It's just under a foot

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    DST

    121D "Spring forward" hrs.

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    AEIOU

    48D "Trade discount" quintet

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    STORM

    83D Reason for turbulence

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    TIVO

    38D Pioneering DVR brand

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    TEC

    38A Private investigator, informally

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    AVIA

    47A Sneaker brand that popularized cantilever heels

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    SPASM

    131A Unexpected jerk

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    VOL

    124D Remote abbr.

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    EASYA

    86A Course that doesn’t require much studying

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    MOTH

    107A Symbol of transformation in "The Silence of the Lambs"

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    LOUD

    56D Forte

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    ENACTS

    126A Passes

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    CAMP

    53D Something to pitch

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    TIDY

    44D Neat

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    DETEST

    129A Have no stomach for

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    IPHONE

    99D Tech debut of 2007

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    MUST

    34D It's not optional

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    EGOIST

    93D Hardly a team player

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    SLOB

    103A Undesirable roommate

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    IDTAG

    1A Baggage accessory

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    SCOW

    62A Freight barge

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    WRIT

    71D Court order

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    AVEENO

    18D Skin care company

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    LYCRA

    60A Stretchy material

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    YVES

    78A Designer Saint Laurent

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    WORN

    70D Frayed

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    NAVEL

    32D Kind of orange

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    QUEEN

    46D One of Adolf Anderssen's sacrifices in the "Immortal Game" against Lionel Kieseritzky

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    SBARRO

    26A Food court pizzeria

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    ERGS

    79A Little bits of energy

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    EES

    27A Some M.I.T. grads, for short

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    SNOOP

    110D Eavesdrop, e.g.

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    SNUG

    96A Like close-fitting clothes

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    AVIV

    77A Tel ___

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    PRADO

    20A Home of Diego Velázquez's "Las Meninas"

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    PROF

    54D Univ. worker

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    LEERAT

    100D Examine creepily

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    LIVER

    68D Human organ with the ability to regenerate itself

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    HOWL

    67A Haunted house sound

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    DOODAD

    24D Thingamabob

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    STADT

    52D German for "city"

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    TICKS

    73D Exam marks

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    SUNTEA

    116A Beverage brewed outside using natural heat

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    ARTSCENE

    36A Sphere of creativity

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    INEEDIT

    89A "Gimme, gimme!"

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    TEDLASSO

    6A Apple TV comedy that received 20 Emmy nominations for its first season

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    SLEEVE

    22A Makeshift replacement for a Kleenex

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    FONDA

    128A Jane who received a Screen Actors Guild Life Achievement Award

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    LESSER

    9D To a ___ degree

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    SICS

    12D Urges to attack, with "on"

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    CENTER

    19D Football snapper

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    DRUB

    2D Beat handily

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    SAGET

    30A Bob who hosted "America's Funniest Home Videos"

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    LEAFS

    74D N.H.L. team with the longest Stanley Cup drought, familiarly

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    RHEAS

    111A Large flightless birds

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    KIWIS

    81A New Zealanders, familiarly

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    DUKES

    8D William, Edward and Harry, e.g.

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    ETHENE

    102D World's most-produced organic compound

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    FORCED

    98D Like an unnatural smile

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    PRESALE

    54A Event for V.I.P. customers

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    EGGSAC

    14A In which baby spiders develop

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    GOFREE

    5D Walk

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    BLUFFS

    104D Puts up a false front

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    FLIPSON

    95D Betrays, in a way

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    TORA

    76A ___ Bora (embattled Afghan region)

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    ODA

    101D ___ Mae Brown (Whoopi's role in "Ghost")

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    UVULA

    85D Anatomical appendage that only humans and gorillas have

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    FLOR

    95A Part of a bouquet, in Bogotá

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    HARDC

    108D Property of curium, but not cerium

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    ONIONDIP

    127A Chips may go into it

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    SEEGER

    17D Pete who co-wrote "If I Had a Hammer"

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    TCI

    6D Cable co. that was purchased by AT&T in 1999

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    GLASSEYE

    15D Prosthetic facial feature of Peter Falk

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    LATEEN

    25A Triangular sail

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    ONEPAIR

    13D What this hand has: AAKQ6

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    NEGLECTS

    130A Doesn't care for

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    OPERANDI

    106A Part of M.O.

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    SEVERANCE

    80D Canning package?

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    GETACROSS

    16D Convey

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    TEARAWAY

    37D Easily detached

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    CORNED

    120A ___ beef

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    CHEVRONS

    61D V-shaped designs

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    CLUEMEIN

    21A "I want to hear about that!"

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    DATASETS

    90D Computer model inputs

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    LOOKINON

    64D Visit, as for a safety check

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    ACCESSLOG debut

    55D Site-seeing list?

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    CARTRIDGE debut

    40D Purchase for the Atari 2600

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    FILETOOLARGE debut

    98A "Your emery board will never fit in this tiny toiletry bag"

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    MITERSAW debut

    42D One cutting corners

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    OUTOFDISKSPACE debut

    23A "That cabinet with plates looks awfully full"

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    RUNTIMEERROR debut

    43A "It's saying you completed the marathon in under two hours, which can't be right"

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    SERVERNOTFOUND debut

    122A "Your waiter's nowhere to be seen!"

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    STACKOVERFLOW debut

    91A "Those pancakes are piled way too high!"

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    VIRUSDETECTED debut

    51A "Is that a cough I hear?"

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    WINDOWSUPDATEFAILED debut

    70A "Sorry, we'll have to put the old panes back in"

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