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Sunday · 140 answers · 10 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

    81D Experienced a bit of turnover?

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    ACE

    12D Star pitcher

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    PSST

    108D "Hey there!"

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    ETSY

    107D Online marketplace with personalized gifts

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    OGRE

    55A Grim Grimm character

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    AIR

    77A Mien

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    ONCE

    88D Back in the day

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    ETON

    59A Upscale shirtmaker

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    SKA

    115D Reggae relative

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    GAS

    52A What regular customers pay less for?

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    ENO

    79D Brian in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

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    ALSO

    17D In addition

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    STIR

    110D Awaken

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    STAT

    122A "Right now!"

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    SLED

    100A Go downhill, in a way

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    IRAN

    3D Country with many Farsi speakers

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    DEN

    68D Home for an 80-Across

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    ASTO

    113D Regarding

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    TON

    86A Freight weight

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    ANON

    30D Erelong

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    SENSE

    25A Smell, e.g.

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    NATO

    106D Intl. group formed in 1949

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    SPEC

    53D What some houses are built on

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    HAD

    58A Bamboozled

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    ASTI

    7A Italian sparkling wine

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    OMIT

    105D Fail to mention

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    UNI

    57D Prefix with -form or -verse

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    OAK

    55D Cask wood

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    HAN

    6D Iconic role for Harrison Ford

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    ASAHI

    39D Japanese beer brand

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    LION

    80A One whose pride can be protective

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    TOY

    121A What a clear plastic bag is not

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    AIOLI

    70D Garlicky spread

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    LGA

    15A Code for Queens-landers?

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    LEAF

    96A Page (through)

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    ISAW

    47A "Yep, noticed that"

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    PETA

    111D Creature-friendly org.

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    ITAL

    31A Slanted type: Abbr.

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    USC

    117D Gamecocks' sch.

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    GAPE

    11D Display amazement, in a way

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    NNE

    36A Dir. from St. Paul to Duluth

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    STOLE

    75D It's a wrap

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    LURE

    2D Entice

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    RISK

    73A Put on the line

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    IPS

    49A PC IDs

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    RADIO

    61D One source of news

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    GALE

    78A Surname for a family of fictional Kansans

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    AMOUR

    90A Love, in Lyon

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    ASPCA

    109A Creature-friendly org.

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    AURORA

    18A ___ polaris

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    HIGH

    66D Lofty

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    ANORAK

    97D Polar wear

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    INOIL

    74D Packed like sardines, say

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    GWEN

    16D Verdon of "Damn Yankees"

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    NAW

    46D Yep's opposite

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    TOWS

    4D They often have AAA backing

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    TBONES

    19D Steakhouse orders

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    TAY

    43D T-Swift, by another nickname

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    STARE

    53A A good Wordle starting word, by the looks of it

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    SWEDE

    41D Greta Garbo, by birth

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    WADE

    32A Get one's feet wet?

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    UND

    84A Cologne conjunction

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    SALS

    101A Pizzeria in "Do the Right Thing"

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    PRUNE

    50D Trim

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    BATIK

    69D Printing technique that uses wax

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    LARAM

    40D Crazylegs Hirsch, from 1949 to 1957, informally

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    TOUCH

    82A Affect emotionally

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    ISA

    67D "Life ___ beach"

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    ANNEX

    45A Acquire, in a way

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    TINEAR

    14D Feature of the tone-deaf

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    CRIER

    5D Colonial news source

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    SEASALT

    51D Seasoning from the ocean

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    RASPY

    104D Hoarse

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    WHUP

    56A Trounce

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    HOBNOB

    87D Schmooze

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    SAGUARO

    60A Symbol of the American West

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    OKSO

    123A "Your point being?"

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    BALLPIT

    21D Alternative to a bouncy house

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    ACAIBOWL

    20A Purple dish eaten with a spoon

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    ILIA

    89A Pelvic parts

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    AVANT

    33D Before, in Bordeaux

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    GADS

    1D Roams (about)

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    LOMA

    15D ___ Linda (San Bernardino suburb)

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    ONEARM

    105A Showy kind of push-up

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    BRUIN

    71D Bear

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    CRAN

    112D Prefix in many Ocean Spray drink names

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    INDIANA

    10D Iconic role for Harrison Ford

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    HARRIS

    95D Pollster Lou or singer Emmylou

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    TURTLE

    9D Proverbial slowpoke

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    DYING

    27D Fizzling out

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    CANOPENER

    102A Fire starter?

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    KITED

    76D Passed, as bad checks

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    CYRANO

    124A Roxane's beloved, in classic literature

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    TWENTY

    93D A score

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    WOWIE

    32D "Holy moly!"

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    SPITAT

    120A Demonstrate complete disrespect for, in a way

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    REACTTO

    91D Do something because of

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    WARRANT

    48A Battle cry?

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    FORUMS

    98D Discussion sites

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    TAMMY

    119A 1957 #1 hit for Debbie Reynolds

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    ITSTINKS

    118A Rock-bottom review

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    ONIONS

    62D Burger toppers

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    RENI

    37A Guido ___, Baroque painter from Bologna

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    DELANO

    28A President's middle name (accented on the first syllable) or California city (accented on the second)

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    ONETIME

    63A Former

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    AHOLD

    7D "You've Really Got ___ on Me" (1960s hit)

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    THEUN

    19A Intl. group formed in 1945

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    PISMO

    103D ___ Beach, Calif.

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    WBC

    99A Org. for pugilists

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    AINTI

    81A "___ a stinker?" (Bugs Bunny line)

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    PENNAMES

    24A Prison terms?

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    AILMENT

    90D Malady

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    DULCE

    85D Sweet, in Seville

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    GALT

    11A John ___, personification of Objectivism, for Ayn Rand

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    GLITCH

    1A Snag

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    SEALER

    8D Deck application

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    MATTRESS

    114A Padlock?

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    RAINDELAY

    29A Shower stall?

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    READIES

    72A Prepares

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    TIGGER

    44D Bouncing character in "The House at Pooh Corner"

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    DERMO

    34D Skin: Prefix

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    LANDTAX

    13D Mechanism for local funding

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    BABYISH

    69A Infantile

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    HOTFOOT

    87A Stolen base?

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    KINSHIP

    94A Blood vessel?

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    CASSATT

    83D Mary ___, "The Boating Party" artist

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    DRAWINGBOARD

    22A Lottery commission?

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    ICESHOWS

    31D Skating exhibitions

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    OVERTOAST

    42A How mashed avocado might be served

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    PECORINO

    108A Salty cheese made from sheep's milk

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    CARPALS debut

    38A Automates?

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    CHICKENSANDWICH debut

    65A Yellow submarine?

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    ERRANCY debut

    35D Misjudgment

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    GRINAT debut

    23D Direct a smile toward

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    INMAY debut

    54A When Memorial Day is observed

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    ROLLTIDE debut

    26A University of Alabama rallying cry

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    SCHLUMPS debut

    60D Inept sorts

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    STONETILE debut

    92A Bit of flooring for a patio, say

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    THRIFTS debut

    64D Savings banks

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    TRUSTBUSTERS debut

    116A Confidence men?

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