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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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    ALE

    116D Kölsch or saison

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    570
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    OLE

    8D Corrida cry

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    525
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    IRE

    4D Country whose flag is known as "An Trídhathach" ("The Tricolor"): Abbr.

    52
    498
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    AHA

    25A Breakthrough cry

    40
    379
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    USA

    82D 2028 Summer Olympics host

    40
    261
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    ERAS

    92A Taylor Swift's ___ Tour

    38
    295
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    ISEE

    54D Response of comprehension

    36
    360
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    ESAU

    51D Red-haired hunter in Genesis

    31
    245
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    STAN

    86D Third-most-common suffix in country names, after -ia and -land

    31
    228
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    NTH

    99D Of an unspecified position in a sequence

    30
    251
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    ISH

    57A "Not exactly …"

    30
    193
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    AMI

    49D "___ dreaming?"

    29
    302
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    ESE

    29D Suffix with Brooklyn

    26
    386
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    ETCH

    11D Leave one's mark, say

    23
    174
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    ABET

    40D Help in a pinch?

    22
    228
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    RTE

    46D This is the way: Abbr.

    20
    285
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    STE

    114A Business address abbr.

    20
    274
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    RARE

    93A Out of the ordinary

    19
    257
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    ADDS

    100A Performs a simple operation

    19
    179
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    SMOG

    75A Manufacturer's gross product?

    19
    122
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    DYE

    119D The banned ingredient Red No. 3, e.g.

    18
    162
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    ESL

    9D Class for immigrants, in brief

    18
    153
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    TRE

    17D Green Day drummer ___ Cool

    15
    180
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    SIC

    117D [Not my misspelling!]

    15
    116
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    TESS

    66D Thomas Hardy's titular Miss Durbeyfield

    14
    167
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    NOM

    63D Award opportunity, in brief

    14
    96
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    RID

    84A Relieve (of)

    13
    148
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    MSG

    48D Seasoning that imparts umami flavor, for short

    13
    92
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    TETE

    58A Philippe's head

    12
    152
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    TENSE

    109D Needing kneading, perhaps

    12
    114
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    EMUS

    80A Bevy : quails :: mob : ___

    11
    103
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    WED

    115D Brought together

    10
    115
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    LEST

    65D Out of fear that

    10
    104
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    NYET

    42D Ural demurral

    9
    97
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    INNER

    54A See 48-Across

    9
    96
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    TOTEM

    62D Object of spiritual significance

    9
    75
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    ITAL

    111D Leaning type: Abbr.

    8
    94
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    ASSIST

    98D Pass before a basket, e.g.

    8
    35
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    SPRY

    45A Letters aptly missing from _ _ _ightl_

    7
    92
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    SOLI

    30A With 32- and 35-Across, "Now, here's the thing …" / Some board game surfaces

    7
    62
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    FORE

    67D Swinger's warning

    7
    60
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    TASE

    107D Subdue by stunning

    7
    47
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    ANGI

    47A Website for finding professional services

    7
    7
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    EER

    16D Sonnet adverb … or suffix?

    6
    212
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    TRIM

    68D Shorten

    6
    88
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    SOUP

    113D Counterpart to nuts

    6
    60
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    HEFT

    108A See 105-Across

    6
    35
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    WASABI

    115A With 118- and 121-Across, didn't quite fit in, say / Not as frequently

    6
    29
  49. 49
    FDA

    122D Org. banning 119-Down

    5
    97
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    STATS

    27D Facts and figures

    5
    59
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    SCONE

    59A Bit of "Great British Baking Show" fare

    5
    51
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    INONE

    106D Combined

    5
    41
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    ELITES

    123A Upper-crusters

    5
    36
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    RABE

    20D Broccoli ___

    5
    35
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    SOMALI

    94A Resident of the so-called "Nation of Poets"

    5
    22
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    EXPAT

    34D Like about 88% of the U.A.E.'s residents

    5
    20
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    LEDE

    89D Journalist's opening line

    5
    16
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    OHNEAT

    13D "How interesting!"

    5
    7
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    OPE

    77D Expose, in verse

    4
    92
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    NOSIR

    90D Polite refusal

    4
    49
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    SONATA

    39A Long instrumental piece

    4
    38
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    RIGID

    1A Stiff

    4
    26
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    SCENTS

    12D Scratch-and-sniff samples

    4
    21
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    INTROS

    31D Phrases preceding lyrics

    4
    19
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    SCRAM

    83D "Beat it!"

    3
    64
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    ENSURE

    24A See 22-Across

    3
    35
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    DAHLIA

    101D National flower of Mexico

    3
    26
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    CHIT

    52D Record of money owed

    3
    25
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    MADRE

    48A With 50- and 54-Across, serious props / Had an evening meal

    3
    22
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    KSU

    15D The Wildcats of the Big 12 Conf.

    3
    21
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    ACCEPT

    70D Confirm, as a friend request

    3
    19
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    BAITS

    10D Tries to rile, as on social media

    3
    18
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    HEARTS

    112A Chest beaters?

    3
    16
  74. 74
    PHOEBE

    6A ___ Waller-Bridge, star and creator of TV's "Fleabag"

    3
    15
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    LENNON

    36D Musician who said "Reality leaves a lot to the imagination"

    3
    13
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    GSIX

    41A Former alliance of France, Italy, Japan, the U.S., the U.K. and West Germany

    3
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    PASSE

    128A Not in vogue

    2
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    SPIRO

    44D Vice president Agnew

    2
    43
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    ADORES

    18A Loves to pieces

    2
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    HADES

    69D Underworld boss?

    2
    36
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    EUGENE

    37D The eldest Levy of "Schitt's Creek"

    2
    32
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    ATRAIN

    61A Eighth Avenue express line in N.Y.C.

    2
    29
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    RAHRAH

    71D Enthusiastic

    2
    28
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    TINES

    91A See 87-Across

    2
    25
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    ATBATS

    43A Slugger's tally

    2
    22
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    IDAHOS

    2D Tubers from the Gem State

    2
    22
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    DECENT

    126A Fine, if not great

    2
    20
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    REUBEN

    97D Sandwich with sauerkraut

    2
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    CHASER

    21A Drink following a shot

    2
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    HAWS

    56D Hems and ___

    2
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    SNEEZY

    102D One of the Seven Dwarfs

    2
    13
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    GIFS

    60A Some animation files

    2
    10
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    MURK

    81D Gloom

    2
    9
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    SHILOH

    75D Union victory site of 1862

    2
    9
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    ANGELIC

    23A See 22-Across

    2
    8
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    SONOFA

    103A "Why you little …!"

    2
    8
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    TUDORS

    125A Homes characterized by half-timbered walls

    2
    7
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    STABLES

    35A See 30-Across

    2
    4
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    ARTTEST

    70A Creative evaluation of a sort

    2
    3
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    TSHAPE

    85A Feature of an intersection that forces a turn

    2
    2
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    DECK

    5D Deal with it!

    1
    38
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    SHASTA

    19D Soda brand named for a volcano

    1
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    TRIAGE

    72D First responder's first response

    1
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    GES

    78D Some microwaves, in brief

    1
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    SMOOTH

    55A Free of bumps

    1
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    CARES

    79A Worries

    1
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    HIST

    33D Basic school subj.

    1
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    LEEWAY

    127A Flexibility

    1
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    MORAYS

    74A Some eels

    1
    9
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    RAGAS

    1D Pieces of Indian music

    1
    9
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    IMEANTIT

    106A See 105-Across

    1
    8
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    KASBAH

    26A North African fortress, in one spelling

    1
    8
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    RAILSAT

    20A Excoriates

    1
    8
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    SOFTEN

    121A See 115-Across

    1
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    CLEANED

    64A Did some housekeeping

    1
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    DECRY

    53D Condemn

    1
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    RUSHIN

    110A Enter hurriedly

    1
    7
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    SOCKET

    12A Ball pit?

    1
    7
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    AFTERS

    104D Dessert, to Brits

    1
    6
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    HIGHCS

    7D Lofty pitches

    1
    5
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    MOTTST

    95D Thoroughfare through N.Y.C.'s Chinatown

    1
    5
  122. 122
    CASABLANCA

    14D Classic film said to be the most quotable movie of all time

    1
    4
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    THEREST

    105A With 106- and 108-Across, "No need to hurry" / Like some security measures

    1
    4
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    TODDLES

    118A See 115-Across

    1
    4
  125. 125
    MANIFESTOS

    76D The Declaration of Independence and the like

    1
    2
  126. 126
    NESTLEUP

    42A Snuggle

    1
    2
  127. 127
    PAGERANK

    96A Early Google algorithm for determining the importance of websites

    1
    2
  128. 128
    SPIRED

    38D Like many cathedrals

    1
    2
  129. 129
    STENCHES

    32A See 30-Across

    1
    2
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    THENEA

    28A America's largest labor union, familiarly

    1
    2
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    ANYSIZE debut

    124A What wristwatch straps are designed to accommodate

    1
    1
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    CHIAS debut

    87A With 88- and 91-Across, syntax-reversing rhetorical device / Small, peelable citrus fruits

    1
    1
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    DSW debut

    120D Big retail inits. in footwear

    1
    1
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    GATECH debut

    22A With 23- and 24-Across, airport announcement / Requirement to practice, perhaps

    1
    1
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    GOTALOADOF debut

    3D Laid eyes on but good

    1
    1
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    MUSCLEMEN debut

    88A See 87-Across

    1
    1
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    PANANG debut

    6D Type of Thai red curry

    1
    1
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    SPECTATED debut

    50A See 48-Across

    1
    1
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    TEASERRATE debut

    73D Initially offered lesser charge

    1
    1
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    TWOOUTOFTHREE debut

    66A Amount that "ain't bad," so to speak … or what to make with six sets of answers in this puzzle?

    1
    1