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Sunday · 140 answers · 11 debuts

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

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    OLE

    69D World Cup cheer

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    ERIE

    11D Lake from which the Niagara River flows

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    510
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    ANT

    56D Insect with more than 14,000 known species

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    EDEN

    43A Biblical garden

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    LSD

    12D Trip strip

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    NSA

    46D Fed. intelligence group

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    SHE

    32D Yacht's pronoun

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    345
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    EVE

    82D Night before

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    NOR

    31A Neither's counterpart

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    EDIT

    1A Touch up text

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    302
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    ACNE

    45A Dermatology case

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    STAN

    106D Marvel-ous Lee

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    ELM

    1D Massachusetts' state tree

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    OAT

    7D Bit in a horse's mouth?

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    AFAR

    85A In the distance

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    AGRA

    107D Taj Mahal city

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    ANEW

    79A All over again

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    237
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    NESS

    17D Scottish loch

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    MIA

    63A Soccer star Hamm

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    SPEC

    32A Small detail

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    120
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    INRE

    3D Memo starter

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    ACID

    47A What gives a wine tartness

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    159
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    OKRA

    104D Pod in Creole cooking

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    DES

    54D From abroad?

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    154
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    FIR

    86D Tree whose wood is used for telephone poles

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    ASST

    105D Helper: Abbr.

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    ESTA

    108D ___ noche (tonight: Sp.)

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    154
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    NADA

    122A Absolutely nothing

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    ALPS

    100A Tour de France peaks

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    ICU

    77D Post-op area, in brief

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    OFT

    113D O'er and o'er

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    SRA

    114D Madrid Mme.

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    AROSE

    28A Became apparent

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    LANE

    22A "Stay in your ___!"

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    CUE

    111D Stick used for breaking

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    CMON

    14A "Let's go, guys!"

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    VIE

    41D Compete

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    CIAO

    103D Florentine farewell

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    AXIS

    94D Grid line

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    OMS

    91D Meditation syllables

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    REED

    109D Marsh grass

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    SEN

    72A One in 100: Abbr.

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    RAG

    87A Wiping cloth

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    EDT

    42D Summer setting in Somerset, in brief

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    WIT

    71D Intelligent humor

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    NIH

    57D PubMed org.

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    ARSE

    21A Birmingham bum

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    OASIS

    104A Palm spring?

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    SEEYA

    58D "I'm outta here!"

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    MICA

    49A Fragile mineral

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    LAND

    26D Earth

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    AUDI

    89A "Progress through technology" automaker

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    INNER

    33A Central

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    AETNA

    121A UnitedHealthcare competitor

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    OHARE

    20A Windy City airport

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    YELL

    10A Hoot or holler

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    FAT

    101A Nutrient in avocados

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    TANS

    55A Soaks up the sun

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    DADS

    78D Pops

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    YOYO

    119A It has its ups and downs

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    MOT

    48A Quip

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    GENIE

    61A Your wish is his command

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    STOOL

    5A One might be used for stepping up or sitting down

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    AWRY

    102D Out of its correct position

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    ONEL

    16D Justice Kagan in ’83, e.g.

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    PITAS

    84D Stack at a falafel shop

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    YAKS

    10D Jabbers

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    YAO

    73A Ming in the Basketball Hall of Fame

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    DEEPEND

    27A Place to dive in

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    RANG

    115A Used the doorbell

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    LUNAR

    18A Like the Islamic calendar

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    MARINE

    59A ___ One (presidential helicopter)

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    SOFAR

    117A As of now

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    VEG

    81D Not do much of anything, say

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    BORN

    92A "I wasn't ___ yesterday"

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    FURS

    116A Hides

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    SKATER

    38D Blade runner?

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    TITER

    118A Solution strength

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    LAC

    37D Standing eau?

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    ARG

    62A Córdoba's country: Abbr.

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    FEAT

    120A Accomplishment

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    FARR

    67D Jamie with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame

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    REPOT

    19D Transplant, as a plant

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    TATAMI

    80A Japanese floor mat

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    ELISSA

    97D Michigan politician Slotkin

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    ATSIGNS

    65D Name tags?

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    MISSYOU

    49D "Come home soon"

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    RANAT

    98D Charged

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    SCUM

    39D Dirty film

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    EASELS

    30A Stands around an art gallery

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    OCTAD

    29D Four 2-Downs

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    SOWN

    5D Planted

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    THAD

    6D Trumpeter Jones

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    LEGEND

    13D Tale as old as time

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    YULES

    74A Holiday seasons

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    LEHRER

    9D "Hanukkah in Santa Monica" songwriter Tom

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    ACEDIT

    53A Scored 100 on a test

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    CDDRIVE

    40A Outmoded component of a car's dashboard

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    DEMANDS

    34D Calls for

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    NAVES

    60A Church spaces

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    BUTTSIN

    92D Interrupts rudely

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    TERABIT

    24D Large measure of computer data

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    ACUNIT

    102A Apartment cooler, for short

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    GOODEATS

    61D Super food?

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    DIGITALSHORTS

    34A … for an aspiring manicurist?

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    EVOO

    88A Italian cooking staple, for short

    2
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    IDOCARE debut

    35D "It's truly important to me"

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    TAPSHOE debut

    90D One clicking with an audience?

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    TORIC

    90A Like contact lenses for astigmatism

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    BAKED

    44A Did some doughnuts?

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    DUAD

    2D Pair

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    BEWARE

    70D "Watch your back!"

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    GETEVEN

    36D Settle the score

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    SORDID

    76A Tawdry

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    SAUNTER

    106A Stroll

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    ANGULAR

    52D Sharp-cornered

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    SETOFF

    95D Leave on a trip

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    TAKENIN

    4D Consumed, say

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    FAXES

    99A Machines in some print shops

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    LICKS

    75A Works on an ice cream cone

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    DUSTJACKET

    50A … for an aspiring housekeeper?

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    INKMARK

    64D Stain from a pen

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    ICETRAYS

    33D Freeze frames?

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    KIDGLOVES

    25A … for an aspiring nanny?

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    TACTFUL

    80D Diplomatic

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    GETPAST

    93A Make it through

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    JUN

    68D End of Q2

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    MARKETWATCH

    23A Fashion item for an aspiring grocer?

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    MAVERICK

    15D Independent thinker

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    NOTFUNNY

    83D Like a comedian who bombs

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    STOPANDGO

    76D Like rush-hour traffic

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    CLOSERACE debut

    14D Anyone's game

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    DRESSFORTHEJOBYOUWANT debut

    66A Corporate fashion advice embraced by the candidates in eight clues

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    JIRO debut

    51D "___ Dreams of Sushi" (acclaimed 2011 documentary)

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    MACARON debut

    63D Patisserie treat

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    ORCAPOD debut

    8D Group spotted on an Alaskan cruise, perhaps

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    SHOTGLASSES debut

    112A … for an aspiring photographer?

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    STEAMERTRUNKS debut

    96A ... for an aspiring dry cleaner?

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    VENTURECAP debut

    81A … for an aspiring travel agent?

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    WINDSOCKS debut

    110A … for an aspiring flutist?

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