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Sunday · 140 answers · 15 debuts

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

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    ERA

    11D Distinct period

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    ELI

    52D Pharmacist Lilly

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    SPA

    99A Aromatherapist's workplace

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    ALA

    86A ___ carte

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    TSA

    115D It may request that you remove your coat, in brief

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    SEE

    58A Grasp

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    SSN

    66D XXX-XX-XXXX ID

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    NEO

    50D Paleo- : old :: ___ : new

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    AGO

    29D Earlier

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    TSAR

    32D Ruler in Russian history

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    IDO

    71A Bridal line

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    EWE

    53D She may have a little lamb

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    RNA

    74A Molecule with the nucleotides G, U, A and C

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    EROS

    2D Love god

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    EELS

    30A They twist beneath the surface

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    ASSET

    76D Insider, in spy lingo

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    ORES

    104D Sources of lead or gold

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    SPOT

    38D Trouble ___

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    IAN

    112D "Mean Girls" character Janis ___

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    APT

    43A Fitting

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    SEC

    114D Jiff

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    IRAN

    18A Neighbor of Turkmenistan

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    LES

    34A "___ Miz"

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    ATOP

    45A Lying on

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    SKI

    113D Jet ___

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    REDO

    1A Second attempt

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    EVEN

    49A Like 2026, but not 2025

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    DARE

    27A Sleepover challenge

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    CAN

    95D Pink-slip

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    OMAN

    77A The Arabian Sea's Gulf of ___

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    ORSO

    63A Roughly

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    LOL

    6D Common palindromic text

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    RAIN

    100A Common forecast in Portland

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    LAOS

    79D So-called "Land of a Million Elephants"

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    MOI

    90A "Me?!"

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    DECO

    68A ’20s architecture style

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    MEMO

    61D Note to staff

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    ASKS

    109D Invites

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    TENT

    31A Poles support this

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    LAT

    59A Muscle below a delt

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    ADORE

    110A Worship

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    CHI

    46A Tai ___

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    AHOY

    54D Sailor's opener

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    ISIS

    87A Sister of Osiris

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    SLAB

    5A Hunk of marble, e.g.

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    OUT

    67D Away from the office

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    SNIP

    106D Cut quickly

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    ADEPT

    9A Very proficient

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    AROD

    44A Baseball legend who dated J.Lo

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    RELY

    23D Count (on)

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    DUH

    10D "Of course!"

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    PALS

    120A Pen ___ (corresponding pair)

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    DOC

    68D OB/GYN, e.g.

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    ONICE

    121A Like the strawberry champagne in Bruno Mars's "That's What I Like"

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    CAST

    102A Musical group?

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    BERET

    98A Floppy hat

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    MIST

    85D Spray, in a way

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    SPAY

    122A Neuter's partner

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    BTU

    73A HVAC measure

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    REEK

    119A Stink

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    ARRAY

    35A Assortment

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    TEAMO

    84A Phrase on a Spanish candy heart

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    TAIL

    81D Follow closely

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    RICE

    1D White bed, perhaps

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    MAPS

    105A Visitor center handouts

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    PIP

    12D Domino dot

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    PATIO

    21A ___ furniture

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    TOOL

    55A Awl, for one

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    SARAN

    91D Wrap name

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    FORE

    93A Warning after a slice

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    RETIE

    36D Knot again

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    TRIB

    37D Windy City paper, with "the"

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    ADAMS

    35D President in 1800

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    HOUR

    19A Word with happy or half

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    OTTAWA

    107A City west of Montreal

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    COME

    83A When repeated, "Oh, please"

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    OREGON

    39D Only U.S. state whose flag features a different design on each side (the back is a beaver!)

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    INSPO

    25A Creative spark, in slang

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    TORN

    101A Struggling to decide

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    BATH

    98D Place for miniature boats

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    YAKS

    123A Tibetan oxen

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    NGO

    62A Save the Children, e.g., in brief

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    RILED

    116A Agitated

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    SPILT

    91A Like milk that isn't worth crying over

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    GERE

    57A Richard of "Pretty Woman"

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    WHAM

    60A [Pow!]

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    NOIRE

    75D Bête ___

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    YAMS

    72A They can be candied

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    DEPP

    40A Hollywood's Johnny

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    DILL

    78A Pickle type

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    WAND

    14D Sorcerer's stick

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    PINATA

    21D Something a child takes a swing at

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    MIRED

    41A Stuck in the mud

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    ACCENT

    9D One of two found on résumés?

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    HEROINE

    103A Princess Leia or Hester Prynne

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    FSHARP

    94D G flat's equivalent

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    AULD

    7D "___ Lang Syne"

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    WILT

    14A What many plants do in the heat

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    DREAD

    24D Really not look forward to

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    DISK

    118A Coin, commonly

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    NOMORE

    97D "Stop!"

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    SHOWS

    5D "The Conners" and "The Jeffersons"

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    ESCHEW

    26A Avoid

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    BREATHE

    8D "Relax. Calm yourself"

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    TOOTSY

    17D Foot, cutesily

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    LIFESTORY

    82D Individual account?

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    CAMERAROLL

    70D Miniature photo gallery

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    GRODY

    47A Filthy, in slang

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    WEEK

    108D Half of a fortnight

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    CURIO

    20A Unusual trinket

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    GIGA

    33A Prefix with watt

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    LIEDTO

    96D Misinformed, say

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    TAKER

    117A Selfish person

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    JERI

    88A Actress Ryan of the "Star Trek" franchise

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    ITRIED

    89D "It was my best effort"

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    GONERS

    64D They're toast

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    TOSSIN

    13D Add at no extra cost

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    COCKY

    102D Arrogant

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    GUANACO

    47D Relative of an alpaca

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    SANDART

    28A It's made with grains

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    LIPREADERS

    16D Experts in body language?

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    RESORTAREA

    74D Touristy destination

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    ITSALLOVER

    15D "We're toast!"

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    LOSTCAT

    56D Feline that a neighbor may find

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    PINPADS

    92D Parts of card-swiping machines

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    CONTACTLEOS debut

    80A Reach out to people born between July 23 and August 22?

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    CONTROLLEDCHAPS debut

    22A Stoical British guys?

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    DANCERPOSE debut

    3D Stance that resembles a ballerina on one leg

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    DISSONANTCHORES debut

    111A Loading the dishes and unloading the dishes, e.g.?

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    EMOJIPEDIA debut

    69D Online reference with many faces

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    FIRSTCLASSNAIL debut

    94A Good name for a salon specializing in mani-pedis?

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    GIVEMEONESEASON debut

    64A Exasperated television producer's plea?

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    GOTDONE debut

    33D Finished

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    IHATEDIT debut

    42D "Awful! Awful! Awful!"

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    MCDAVID debut

    41D N.H.L. star Connor ___

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    MISSEDABEAU debut

    51A Pined for an ex-boyfriend?

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    MOLEMAN debut

    65D Supervillain in "Fantastic Four" comics

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    ONTHEAPPS debut

    4D Using Tinder, Bumble, Hinge, etc.

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    THATSSONOTOLAY debut

    37A "The skin cream you're using must be Neutrogena or CeraVe!"?

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    YOGABALL debut

    48D Accessory used in some stretches

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