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Sunday · 140 answers · 19 debuts

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

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    ATE

    62D Had a fast break?

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    YES

    112D "Affirmative!"

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    365
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    TEE

    60A P.G.A. peg

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    AREA

    61A Tiler's measurement

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    ADS

    1A Many web banners

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    ANTE

    70A Game entry

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    SHE

    4D ___/her

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    UNO

    75A Big name in deep-dish pizza

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    ISH

    93D Kinda

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    NIL

    31A Naught

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    OPT

    114D Sign up, with "in"

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    SIS

    124A Girl in the fam

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    210
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    ABS

    68A Situps tighten them

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    SRO

    117A Theater hit's inits.

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    NOS

    77A Refusals

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    REF

    52A Replay reviewer

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    188
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    IPAD

    14A Apple tablet

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    RES

    46A Restaurant prearrangement, in brief

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    INANE

    54D Just silly

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    193
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    TET

    122A Vietnamese Lunar New Year festival

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    179
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    IMP

    118A Babysitter's bane

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    DIET

    58A Try intermittent fasting, perhaps

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    OHO

    21A "Well, lah-di-dah!"

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    SITE

    71A Web page

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    115
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    SPF

    83A Tanner's letters

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    110
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    WHO

    20A "Me, that's ___!"

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    SCAT

    94A Get ad-libby-dibby while singy-ingy-inging?

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    EWES

    120A Baa-baa mamas

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    NAT

    72A ___ Turner, antislavery rebel

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    ISM

    14D Ending with material

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    BAH

    66D "___, humbug!"

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    SILO

    22A Rural skyline feature

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    127
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    GRR

    80A Junkyard guardian's warning

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    NYT

    63A "The Daily" publisher: Abbr.

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    DOSE

    116A Rx quantity

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    TDS

    121A QB's highlights

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    SNAFU

    3D Messy mix-up

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    MAG

    85A Newsstand item, in brief

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    ESTER

    59D Fruity-smelling perfume ingredient

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    ALFA

    27A A, as in aviating?

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    CPAS

    95A Apr. 15 experts

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    INCH

    35D Length equaling 25.4 millimeters

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    DERN

    38A Laura seen in "Big Little Lies"

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    BOW

    55A A string player plays the strings with it

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    LEOS

    109A Midsummer babies

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    NAV

    34D Sat ___ (Brit's GPS)

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    LENO

    76A Letterman rival

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    TOES

    28A "Little piggies"

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    BEET

    66A Reddish-purple vegetable

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    CIG

    11A Vape alternative

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    ALLIN

    16D Daring bet

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    CHASE

    101D Pursue

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    LEAR

    39A King ___

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    PIANO

    15D Instrument with keys

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    MAORI

    105D Native New Zealander's language

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    ESPYS

    106D Best Play and Best Upset

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    SWAB

    4A DNA sample implement

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    ASSAY

    1D Purity analysis

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    FCC

    8A Grp. that regulates streams

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    NACL

    42A Table salt, in a lab

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    CHASM

    49A Gaping gap

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    READE

    99D English writer with an apt surname

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    LEECH

    103D Parasite

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    COMIC

    11D "Peanuts," e.g.

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    TOON

    36A Animated figure

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    POST

    67A Instagram update

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    HOARD

    33D Squirrel away

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    FWD

    8D Abbr. starting an email header

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    DLIST

    97A Barely visible, as a star?

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    EWS

    115D Disgusted squeals

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    PERSE

    81A In itself

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    LORD

    78A The Almighty

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    DECAF

    79D Late-evening beverage request

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    HIHO

    74A Jaunty greeting

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    DIF

    47A "What's the ___?"

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    HEROINE

    45D Leading lady's part

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    OHWOW

    100D "Gee whillikers!"

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    ILLICIT

    91D Against the law

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    HESS

    123A Gas giant?

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    CLAW

    98A Eagle's grabber

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    BISON

    55D Plains animal in a herd

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    DIAS

    53A Days in Spain

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    DOLLS

    17D Barbies, e.g.

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    ATTRACT

    26D Draw in

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    RAMOS

    102D Fidel ___, Philippine president in the 1990s

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    CLOTHE

    98D Dress

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    METALS

    85D Lithium, magnesium and aluminum

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    SLOSHES

    94D Wades in puddles, say

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    SUCK

    82D Use a straw

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    OCULO

    56D Prefix meaning "eye"

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    DUPLO

    2D Kids' play set brand

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    LATENIGHT

    43D Arsenic's realm, in years past

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    LIFESTORY

    39D Bic filler

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    YUTZ

    88A Numbskull, in Yiddish

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    SDCARD

    96D Digital S.L.R. insert

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    ASIDES

    24D The Beatles' "Please Please Me" and "A Hard Day's Night," e.g.

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    IWAS

    110A "___ framed!"

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    TSKED

    30D Audibly expressed dismay

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    AWOLS

    104D Military deserters, in brief

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    WENDS

    57D Meanders

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    BEVEL

    7D Slant made with a table saw

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    METEORS

    51D Falling stars

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    SCATTER

    19D Disperse, as seeds

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    SEETHRU

    50D Transparent, in brief

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    ZANIEST

    89D Maximally weird-yet-delightful

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    IHEARD

    12D "They say …"

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    WHIRR

    44A Fan's buzz

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    REVERES

    40A Greatly admires

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    CORNIER

    10D Less freshly funny

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    FODOR

    84D Travel guide writer Eugene

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    GOGREEN

    13D Begin using sustainable alternatives

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    ANTIART

    29A Dadaism, it's said

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    AWAYTEAM

    111A They're frequently bcced

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    FIREDOG

    48D Dalmatian in a red hat, maybe

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    RAYBANS

    46D Luxury sunglasses

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    RESTSTOPS

    40D Travelers' cases

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    SIDESALAD

    41D Leafy dish served with an entree

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    SUNSHADE

    18A It might hang during the summer

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    WAITFOR

    5D Pass the time until

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    WRAPSUP

    44D Finalizes

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    SICARIO

    108A 2015 thriller starring Emily Blunt as an F.B.I. agent

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    ADNOUN debut

    6D "Meek" in "Blessed are the meek," e.g.

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    BLOCKBLOCKBLOCK debut

    65D [Three dark squares]

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    CHEADLE debut

    9D His first star turn was in the 1995 film "Devil in a Blue Dress"

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    CHEWELRY debut

    119A Gnawable, wearable items that might help with A.D.H.D.

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    CLOSETHELOOP debut

    113A Ensure that a task is finished … and a hint that might help with finishing this puzzle

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    DALEK debut

    37A Extraterrestrial British TV villain that debuted in 1963

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    EHH debut

    107A Hesitant reply

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    ERHUS debut

    86A East Asian fiddles

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    ICEBLOCKERS debut

    64A Large summer delivery, in past times / N.F.L. linemen, at times

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    LETPAST debut

    76D Admit, in a way

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    LILOLME debut

    92D Reply feigning guiltlessness

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    MEGAMALL debut

    25A Where many large cutlets are seen

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    OLDBLOCKADE debut

    73A Dad, in a euphemism / Naval barrier preventing entering and leaving

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    RAWFILE debut

    87D Unedited data set, say

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    ROCKANDROLLHALLOFFAME debut

    99A Chic venue that features great bands

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    SOILIED debut

    90A "Ha! My statement wasn't really true — sue me!"

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    SPACEINVADER debut

    23A U.F.C. fighter

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    SUNBLOCKSET debut

    69A Lifeguard's tubeful / Baby gift bearing the alphabet, maybe

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    YOUTHFULINDISCRETIONS debut

    32A Wild cats

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