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Sunday · 138 answers · 13 debuts

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

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    ETA

    9D Uber ride info, informally

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    571
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    ORE

    107A You smelt it!

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    ELSE

    71D "What ___ can I say?"

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    ETNA

    47D Sicilian spewer

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    334
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    OGRE

    59D Fantastic beast

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    284
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    SASS

    25D Pert blurt

    29
    202
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    INS

    30A They got the votes

    28
    224
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    ALAS

    27D Cry often accompanied by a sigh

    26
    321
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    TAU

    119D 19th of 24

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    ARES

    34A Father of Deimos

    21
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    ERIN

    48A Leprechaun's land

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    PLEA

    5D Heartfelt ask

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    154
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    INRE

    46A Office memo starter

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    251
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    EDS

    128A Newsroom staffers, for short

    17
    230
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    HUE

    19D Sector of a color wheel

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    121
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    ARID

    36D Parched

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    222
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    CPR

    4A Pressing activity, for short?

    16
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    SSE

    44A Cleveland-to-Akron dir.

    15
    262
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    MAMA

    123A Ozzy Osbourne's "___, I'm Coming Home"

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    115
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    EENIE

    82D Start of a choosing rhyme

    14
    48
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    PSA

    127A Spot for charity, say, in brief

    13
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    EIN

    61A A as in Austria

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    PITA

    20A Shawarma wrap

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    102
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    GAH

    120D "Why, why, why?!"

    12
    26
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    EDT

    106A Summer hours in N.Y.C.

    11
    131
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    SNOG

    62A Lock lips, in London

    11
    34
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    ELIA

    105A "Essays of ___" (19th-century collection)

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    213
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    EZRA

    89A Book before Nehemiah

    10
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    ILE

    31A Saint Barthélemy, par exemple

    9
    234
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    AIRS

    111D Puts on

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    110
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    DASH

    10D Small amount in the kitchen

    9
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    ACA

    108A Inits. fittingly filling the blanks of Obam_ _ _re

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    TYKE

    67D Day care charge

    8
    53
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    ETTE

    72A Ending with the name Ann or Nan

    7
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    WES

    80A Craven behind the camera

    7
    113
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    SHY

    77D Reluctant to mingle, say

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    107
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    YORE

    70A Time gone by

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    100
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    RIFE

    51D Loaded (with)

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    LEFT

    66A Abandoned

    7
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    AWRY

    68A Off-center

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    ROFL

    64D "u slay me"

    7
    18
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    ICH

    1A First person, in Austria

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    BEAN

    99D Noggin

    6
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    NOTA

    116D ___ bene

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    CONS

    4D Snow jobs

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    OKED

    7A Cleared to proceed

    6
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    OSTER

    75D Big name in blenders

    6
    29
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    KEEN

    39D "Neato!"

    5
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    ACC

    92A Stanford and Cal joined it in 2024

    5
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    SANG

    37D Named names

    5
    60
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    AHME

    114D "I'm in such a fix"

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    PHEW

    126A "Glad that's over!"

    5
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    STRATA

    29A Geological layers

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    RUTS

    110D Daily grinds

    5
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    WIMP

    113D Chicken (out)

    5
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    ISAYSO

    73A "Reason" given in a parental "explanation"

    5
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    AMONRA

    109A Luxor Temple deity

    5
    12
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    RET

    49D Part of A.A.R.P.: Abbr.

    4
    114
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    OSE

    32A Sugar suffix

    4
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    LEAS

    76A Spots for grazing

    4
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    HEW

    112A Take an ax to

    4
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    ENTRAP

    43A Catch in a sting

    4
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    SAFEST

    65A Like the best bets

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    YACHTS

    69D Blue blood vessels?

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    YADDA

    42D When tripled, "You get the picture"

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    THRU

    63A Drive-___ menu

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    ECONO

    33D Cut-rate, in brand names

    3
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    PROP

    85D Stage item

    3
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    ATTEST

    54D Swear

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    LURID

    60D Jarringly sensational

    3
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    RIOTER

    101D Mob scene extra

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    REDDIT

    6D Website with an alien logo

    3
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    BROCODE

    121A Unspoken set of rules between dudes

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    KILN

    8D Potter's furnace

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    TCU

    117D The Horned Frogs of Ft. Worth

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    HOR

    28A Vert. counterpart

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    OMEARA

    16D World Golf Hall-of-Famer Mark

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    ACHT

    14D Zwei quadrupled

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    FILM

    78A Pond scum, e.g.

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    ALMOND

    100D Vegan milk source

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    WINONA

    45A Ryder of "Stranger Things"

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    INFANT

    57D One sporting a onesie

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    TEAROSE

    96D Fragrant garden hybrid

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    ATTUNED

    22A In sync

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    RIESEN

    56D Chewy chocolate candy brand

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    THERAP

    15D What one might take or beat

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    TASS

    13D U.S.S.R. news source

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    AEC

    12D Org. for J. Robert Oppenheimer

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    ENTENTE

    87A Political understanding

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    YPRES

    38D Belgian battle site in W.W. I

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    ISAT

    84D "The time ___ hand"

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    CIRC

    94D Magazine fig.

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    NEUTRAL

    122A N next to the gearshift

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    IMAGINE

    1D "Just picture this!"

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    PHYS

    88A ___ Ed

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    PARI

    86D ___-mutuel betting

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    URBS

    115D Metro regions, informally

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    AORTAL

    95A From the heart, in a way

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    SENTA

    74D German actress Berger with a career spanning eight decades

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    MUZAK

    79D Classic elevator tunes

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    TENHUT

    90A Boot camp shout

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    MISTER

    53D Produce aisle device

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    ACCEDED

    97D Gave consent

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    KNOWS

    41D More than suspects

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    NODRAMA

    50A Conflict-averse

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    DRESSUP

    125A Make more appealing, as something otherwise plain

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    PETTED

    17D Caressed

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    STIRSIN

    11D Adds with a spoon, say

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    TOOTIN

    24D "Yer darn ___!"

    1
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    HDTVSET

    3D Man cave fixture

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    LEAPERS

    98D The lords in "The 12 Days of Christmas," e.g.

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    PUNTER

    88D Kick starter?

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    TEACHME

    21A "I'm here to learn"

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    CHOCTAW

    93D One of the so-called Five Civilized Tribes

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    KENKESEY

    81A "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" author

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    MUDHOLE

    18A Place for pigs to wallow

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    OPPRESS

    7D Treat badly, in a way

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    SATATOP

    11A Perched on

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    ACCOUNTREP

    114A Client's sales agent, in brief

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    AGETWO

    52D When teething might end

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    BANQUE

    102D French financial institution

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    BELIKE

    55D Mimic

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    JOWLY

    58D Loose-cheeked, as a mastiff

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    OBTUSER

    124A More dimwitted

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    THINKPIECE

    103A 99-Across, oddly?

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    BARBARIANS debut

    99A Conan and others

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    BRIDGETJONES debut

    55A Fictional diary writer

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    CHILDSUPPORT debut

    83A 81-Across, oddly?

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    1
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    CUTINON debut

    2D Rudely interrupt, as a dance partner

    1
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    GIVESADARN debut

    26A 23-Across, oddly?

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    HADHELP debut

    91D Didn't go it alone, say

    1
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    LOWDIGIT debut

    60A 55-Across, oddly?

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    NEOBOP debut

    104D Jazz subgenre for Wynton Marsalis

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    NOEASYTASK debut

    35A A hard job

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    NOTQUITERIGHT debut

    118A 114-Across, oddly?

    1
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    PLASTICSHEETS debut

    23A Moisture barrier supplies

    1
    1
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    STICKYPADS debut

    40A 35-Across, oddly?

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    SWISHY debut

    40D Sounding like taffeta, say

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