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Wednesday · 76 answers · 2 debuts

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

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    ANT

    50D Insect that has reportedly passed the "mirror test" of self-recognition

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    SEE

    30A "Capisce?"

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    EON

    33D Forever and a day

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    OAR

    18D Raft turner

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    ORA

    61D Singer Rita

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    ANA

    42A "Knives Out" co-star ___ de Armas

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    ETON

    66A ___ mess (traditional English dessert)

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    SAD

    52D Down in the dumps

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    ALL

    36D Without exception

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    EYE

    59D See 56-Down

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    IRIS

    56D Colored part of the 59-Down

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    ELK

    60D Wanderer in a forest

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    REP

    48A Workout unit, for short

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    ASPS

    41D Nile biters

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    OPI

    1D Big name in nail polish

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    EDAM

    34D Cheese in the Czech dish smažený sýr

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    ROD

    6D Angler's stick

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    SEAL

    29D Animal whose crabeater variety does not, in fact, eat crabs

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    OWL

    5D Bird with "barn" and "barred" varieties

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    TUNA

    20A Fish in a negitoro roll

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    OTOH

    8D "Then again …," to a texter

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    ORSO

    5A Wishy-washy words

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    EAU

    35A Contents of la Seine

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    IBET

    40D "Yeah, right!"

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    ROW

    25D Use an 18-Down

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    REC

    19D Suggestion, informally

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    AHAB

    57A Literary character who hopes to get whale soon?

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    IAGO

    63A "Othello" villain

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    ALTA

    9A Utah ski resort

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    BAH

    43D "Pshaw!"

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    HEM

    2D Skirt's edge

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    MEME

    38D Product of the internet that might be "dank" or "deep-fried"

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    SHIP

    53D Pequod, e.g.

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    60
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    OHHI

    1A "Fancy seeing you here!"

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    DDAY

    68A Event captured in the photograph "Into the Jaws of Death"

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    MAAM

    46A Polite term of address

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    TOYS

    28A Playroom pile

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    ITD

    27A "___ be my pleasure"

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    ITAL

    23D Tilted type: Abbr.

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    RIPS

    22D Tears

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    RTES

    24D Blvds. and rds.

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    SONG

    14D Dynasty after the Tang

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    SEEK

    67A Pursue

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    ASSAY

    12D Give a makeup test?

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    CARS

    16A Pixar franchise in which buses and taxis exist, despite serving seemingly no purpose

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    SADIE

    49D Actress Sink of "Stranger Things"

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    THC

    44A Compound in a joint

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    SHAKA

    49A "Hang loose" sign

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    PEONS

    13A Lowly sorts

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    ACCEDE

    47D Submit

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    SATED

    54D Overfilled

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    MALARIA

    38A Disease for which China's Tu Youyou discovered a lifesaving treatment, earning her a Nobel Prize

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    11
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    NYY

    62D M.L.B. team for "Mr. October" and "Mr. November"

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    IDYL

    64A Rustic verse

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    LAHORE

    10D Punjabi metropolis

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    TRIPLE

    11D With 44-Down, many an EGOT contender … or what's spelled out by this puzzle's shaded squares?

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    ARSENIC

    55A As, in chemistry

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    INOUT

    4D Two-way, as a door

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    WOOT

    15A Online "Yay!"

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    HASAGO

    45D Tries

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    RAREBIRD

    39D Odd duck, aptly

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    DEADTREEEDITION

    58A Physical copy, colloquially

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    THREAT

    44D See 11-Down

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    PERRY

    65A Linda of the band 4 Non Blondes

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    CARLY

    26A ___ Rae Jepsen ("Call Me Maybe" singer)

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    ACTCASUAL

    9D "Don't look suspicious!"

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    BELLLABS

    43A Research institute where radio astronomy began

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    HOTTODDY

    3D "Southern cough syrup"

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    IMTOOOLDFORTHIS

    17A Lament while dealing with "kids these days"

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    SLYNODS

    37A Subtle acknowledgments

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    SOFTLY

    7D On little cat feet, say

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    THECOPA

    21A Where "music and passion were always the fashion," in a Barry Manilow hit

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    CHESSSETS

    51A Where to find queens and kings

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    PADSEEEW

    31A Thai noodle dish

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    RIOTGRRRL debut

    22A 1990s feminist movement rooted in punk rock

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    SNACKEDON debut

    32D Enjoyed, as finger food

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