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Wednesday · 78 answers · 4 debuts

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

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    SET

    10D 10 squats at the gym, perhaps

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    402
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    ORE

    63D Foundry material

    48
    581
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    TNT

    19A Explosive item for Wile E. Coyote

    38
    338
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    ISLE

    35A "___ of Dogs" (2018 film)

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    316
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    STAR

    51A Each "point" of Taurus's horns, e.g.

    31
    316
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    EYE

    67A Ball one or ball two?

    28
    283
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    OBI

    61A Kimono sash

    17
    199
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    HBO

    62D "The Penguin" airer

    17
    128
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    IMAC

    58D Part of a line at an Apple Store

    16
    154
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    OMG

    11A Text initialism that's the name of a 2010 Usher hit

    16
    86
  11. 11
    EVIL

    2D Like Cinderella's stepmother

    14
    208
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    ERROR

    27D Unforced ___ (athlete's concern)

    14
    161
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    NIA

    16A Actress Long or Peeples

    13
    138
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    TAS

    55A Profs' aides

    13
    99
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    ANYA

    60D Actress Taylor-Joy of "The Gorge"

    13
    58
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    ESSAY

    38D Bar exam component

    12
    153
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    TIC

    21A Behavioral quirk

    11
    134
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    EBAY

    54D Site for online bids

    11
    131
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    REI

    34A L.L.Bean competitor

    11
    77
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    EROICA

    57A Beethoven work originally titled "Bonaparte," after Napoleon

    11
    65
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    GATE

    13D Right out of the ___

    9
    91
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    MIC

    39A What might help someone be loud and clear?

    9
    62
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    HYENA

    33D Any of Scar's underlings in "The Lion King"

    9
    45
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    TTOP

    23A Roof type with removable panels

    8
    67
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    MAV

    64A Dallas baller

    8
    51
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    AREPA

    52D Snack similar to a gordita

    8
    10
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    INEPT

    35D Unfit for the job

    7
    76
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    GEN

    46A Lead-in to X, Y or Z

    7
    74
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    EATAT

    50A Really plague

    7
    71
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    ITALIA

    48D Where you are when in Roma

    7
    40
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    BBQ

    6D Potato chip flavor, informally

    7
    29
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    GHEE

    22A Clarified butter

    7
    10
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    LISA

    3D Rapper in K-pop's Blackpink

    6
    106
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    OSAGE

    68A Great Plains nation

    6
    90
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    PALM

    24D Sources of lines for a reading, maybe

    6
    55
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    KEANU

    28D Reeves of "Hardball"

    6
    32
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    ALTER

    32D Cuff or hem, say

    5
    86
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    MINE

    12D "None for you!"

    5
    80
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    ALCOA

    69A Pittsburgh-based industrial giant

    5
    45
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    DELHI

    1A Indian megacity of 16+ million

    5
    40
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    DIVA

    1D Melodramatic sort

    4
    82
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    SLAG

    56D Foundry waste

    4
    69
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    CATO

    59D Adversary of Julius Caesar

    4
    46
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    TERA

    49A More than giga-, less than peta-

    4
    45
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    OATEN

    45D Like some Quaker products

    4
    39
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    ONESEC

    42A "I'll be right with you"

    4
    34
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    BRIAR

    65A Kind of pipe or patch

    4
    32
  48. 48
    GOOF

    44A Screw up

    4
    32
  49. 49
    COGS

    40D Gear parts

    4
    25
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    TROWEL

    49D Cement spreader

    4
    17
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    PEATY

    66A Like an Islay single malt, to Scotch enthusiasts

    4
    9
  52. 52
    ALASNO

    20A "I wish it were so"

    4
    5
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    DOME

    53D Noggin

    3
    50
  54. 54
    RAVEN

    37A N.F.L. player in a purple uniform

    3
    45
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    REIGN

    31D Ruler's length?

    3
    28
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    SUSIE

    25A Girl encouraged to wake up, in a 1957 #1 Everly Brothers hit

    3
    26
  57. 57
    BOGIE

    15A "Casablanca" actor's nickname

    3
    16
  58. 58
    HEISTS

    4D Jobs in "Heat" and "Ocean's Eleven"

    3
    14
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    NOOBS

    18D Rookies, to gamers

    3
    6
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    LOUT

    7D Ruffian

    2
    47
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    DEFY

    53A Stand up to

    2
    28
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    BLABS

    6A Talks too much

    2
    15
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    TIMELY

    36A Occurring at an appropriate moment

    2
    12
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    AGEISM

    8D Workplace concern for seniors

    2
    10
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    CRATERS

    43D Completely collapses

    2
    8
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    BARMITZVAH

    30A Jewish rite of passage

    2
    5
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    FORTE

    41A Strong point

    1
    34
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    IDONT

    5D Lead-in to know or care

    1
    23
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    STIFF

    26D Like some upper lips and drinks

    1
    22
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    GIZMO

    22D Doohickey

    1
    17
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    IVIED

    14A Like some walls at Harvard and Dartmouth

    1
    17
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    EKGS

    27A Heartbeat tests, in brief

    1
    11
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    BISCUIT

    9D British cookie

    1
    5
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    GIVEMEFIVE

    29D "Up top!"

    1
    2
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    HELLONEWMAN debut

    62A "Seinfeld" catchphrase ... or, when parsed as three words, how a participant of 17-, 30- or 47-Across might be greeted?

    1
    1
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    ONTHEVERGE debut

    11D Facing an imminent prospect (of)

    1
    1
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    RUMSPRINGA debut

    47A Amish rite of passage

    1
    1
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    VISIONQUEST debut

    17A Native American rite of passage

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    1