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Sunday · 144 answers · 7 debuts

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

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    ADS

    99D Expensive Super Bowl features

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    ECO

    60A "Foucault's Pendulum" author

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    ACRE

    78D One of a hundred for Pooh and friends

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    328
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    EAT

    70D Make a fast not last?

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    399
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    IDLE

    33A Lying about

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    259
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    GAS

    59A One might be noble

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    218
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    OMEN

    29D A calf born with two heads, some say

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    257
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    SRI

    79A ___ Lanka

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    238
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    ARM

    81D Adjustable feature of an office chair, maybe

    27
    264
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    NENE

    73A Creature to take a gander at on Haleakala?

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    TAO

    121D "The ___ of Pooh"

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    223
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    ANON

    31A Soon, to Shakespeare

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    275
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    USER

    37D The "U" of UX

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    EMAIL

    20D The first one was sent in 1971

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    180
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    BEE

    2D Spelling ___

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    184
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    PLEA

    87D Entreaty

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    154
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    IMP

    14D Rapscallion

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    REAP

    82A Harvest

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    TAD

    124D Bit

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    169
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    CONE

    54D Alternative to a cup

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    88
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    ROAR

    104A Hullabaloo

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    ATEASE

    120A Chillaxing

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    AHH

    31D Satisfied sigh

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    AVON

    67A The Bard of ___

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    OCEAN

    85D Poseidon's domain

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    147
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    BAH

    15D Curmudgeon's exclamation

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    142
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    TEAR

    43D Eye drop?

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    149
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    BAT

    80A "Daughter," in Hebrew

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    128
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    ASIDE

    75A Digressive remark

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    OOO

    119D Tic-tac-toe win

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    TEED

    112A Got ready to drive?

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    LEVEE

    52D Army Corps of Engineers project

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    LIDS

    50A Peepers keepers?

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    PREP

    88A Chop, mince, grate, etc.

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    TEPEE

    71D Conical dwelling

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    BRER

    100A Uncle Remus title

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    NAVE

    8D Area with pews

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    IGA

    47D Swiatek who has won the U.S. Open, French Open and Wimbledon

    8
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    OSU

    65A Sch. whose team name is a poisonous nut

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    100
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    STARR

    61A Drummer with the coffee table book "Another Day in the Life"

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    MEOW

    76A Tabby talk

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    MONO

    109A "The kissing disease"

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    YARD

    106A Word before stick or after Scotland

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    TALES

    55A Chaucer collection

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    LASE

    114D Operate on with light

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    EVITA

    98A Title role for both Patti LuPone and Madonna

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    MEAD

    116D Olden honeyed drink

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    TBSP

    68D Baking meas.

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    PEEK

    113D Open before December 25?

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    AIDED

    1D Provided assistance

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    SRTA

    72D Mlle. in Madrid

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    COMA

    26A 1977 Robin Cook medical thriller

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    ABODE

    1A Dwelling

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    NAIVE

    46A Easily duped

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    PIG

    30A Greedy sort

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    BALD

    74A Lacking adornment

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    SNIDE

    123D Slyly disparaging

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    GOYA

    28A Brand of canned beans

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    CAESAR

    126A This puzzle's subject, in two very different ways

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    MOREL

    40A Mushroom prized by chefs

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    NOIDEA

    32D "Haven't a clue"

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    RACES

    77A Rushes

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    PLEB

    113A Commoner

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    ENRICH

    17D Add value to

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    ELAPSE

    21A Roll on, as time

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    LOTSA

    35D "___ luck!"

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    ROMAN

    13D ___ Empire

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    EPICS

    83D "Pharsalia" and the "Aeneid"

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    ICONS

    53D Pictures on a screen

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    REDACT

    103D Black out, in a way

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    KATANA

    127A Samurai sword

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    VDAY

    57A 5/8 or 2/14

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    EXAM

    5D End-of-semester hurdle

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    OREL

    63A All-star pitcher Hershiser

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    USN

    10D Onetime org. for Jimmy Carter and J.F.K.

    3
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    SEWN

    66D In stitches

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    TULIP

    62D Flower with a cup-shaped bloom

    3
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    SHARE

    61D Go halfsies, say

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    SOWS

    56D Scatters, as seeds

    3
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    LIVER

    45D "What am I, chopped ___?"

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    STRIDE

    92D Big step

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    AMAL

    115A Human rights lawyer Clooney

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    CAROLS

    90A Holiday harmonies

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    SPIDER

    9D Certain silk spinner

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    BIOPIC

    16D "Sully" or "Spartacus"

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    BREES

    107D Longtime Saints QB Drew ___

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    DEAGE

    18D Rejuvenate digitally

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    ICEAGE

    96A Period of glaciation

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    SABE

    95D Kemo ___

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    DONEE

    34D Gift recipient

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    ASCH

    41A Psychologist Solomon

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    BEARD

    80D Part of a Santa Claus costume

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    TYS

    118D Expressions of appreciation, in texts

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    GUIDE

    59D Tour leader

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    LAMBS

    93A Cute, woolly farm animals

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    NOTCH

    84A Hole on a belt

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    ARSENE

    48A ___ Lupin, gentleman thief of literature

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    RAIDER

    64D Las Vegas football player

    2
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    EDITORS

    117A Ones changing the narrative?

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    CRAYOLA

    12D Its box is yellow and green, with many colors in between

    2
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    ROMAINE

    22A One large head, shredded, with the outer leaves discarded

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    NLRB

    49D Workers' rights org.

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    RESIST

    122A Word on a protest sign

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    BRIDGE

    100D One way to cross the Rubicon

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    YOHO

    58D Start of a pirate-y pillaging song

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    IVER

    27A Bon ___ ("Skinny Love" band)

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    RIS

    111A "___ for Ricochet" (Sue Grafton mystery)

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    TOKENS

    129A Stile coins that have gone out of style

    1
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    PEPPER

    86A Ground, black, to taste

    1
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    LARCH

    102A Tree from which turpentine may be derived

    1
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    ROARK

    105D "The Fountainhead" protagonist

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    THUR

    68A Thanksgiving is always on the fourth one in Nov.

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    OLIVEOIL

    7D 1/2 cup, slowly drizzled and whisked to form an emulsion

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    CEDILLA

    6D Soupçon feature

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    LIARLIAR

    91D 1997 Jim Carrey comedy

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    RESIGN

    101D Step down

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    HOLM

    38A Ian who portrayed Bilbo Baggins

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    IDEEFIXE

    19A Notion that's difficult to dispel

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    PARMESAN

    89D 1/2 cup, freshly grated

    1
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    GARLIC

    51A One clove, crushed

    1
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    GOOBERS

    97D Peanuts

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    LEDGER

    11D Bean counter's book

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    AMPHORA

    25A Handled vessel in a museum

    1
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    OFFCOLOR

    3D Spicy, say

    1
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    SENSORY

    128A Kind of overload

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    CONSUL

    6A One of two elected magistrates to the ancient cursus honorum

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    DERIDED

    130A Contemptuously laughed at

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    JAVAS

    36D Cups o' joe

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    PRIDES

    110A Some savanna groups

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    HIDEOUT

    42A Lair

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    LOLO

    39A ___ Jones, bobsledder and hurdler who has competed in both the Winter and Summer Olympics

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    BLUESKY

    94D Alternative to X

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    CRIBBED

    12A Plagiarized

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    DEFJAM

    23A Record label for the Beastie Boys and Public Enemy

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    DIVIDEND

    24A Stockholder's portion

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    MIDDLEMARCH

    40D George Eliot masterpiece … or a punny hint to seven squares in this puzzle

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    NAILIT

    44A Do something perfectly

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    ANCHOVYPASTE debut

    67D 2 tbsp., for a briny flavor

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    BEWARETHEIDES debut

    69A Infamous warning for 126-Across … and for solvers, when filling in seven squares in this puzzle?

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    BREADCUBES debut

    107A One cup, seasoned and lightly toasted until crispy

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    1
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    CTRLR debut

    108D "Refreshing" web shortcut

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    1
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    DIJONMUSTARD debut

    4D 3/4 teaspoon, Grey Poupon preferred

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    1
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    EGGYOLK debut

    125A One, coddled or raw; add an extra for a richer flavor

    1
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    LEMONJUICE debut

    35A 2 tbsp., for acidity

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    1