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Sunday · 136 answers · 13 debuts

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

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    ODE

    32D What has flatter feet?

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    ASS

    12D Dummkopf

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    EST

    6D Suffix for superlatives

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    ALI

    78D He was né Clay

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    IRS

    36A Org. that accepts returns

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    ESP

    93D Madrid's land, in the Olympics

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    ONCE

    39D Start of a reminiscence

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    RED

    11D Lead-in to River or Rover

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    STAN

    87D Satirist Freberg

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    NTH

    7D Unspecified member of a series

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    UNO

    51A Card game whose name is shouted

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    SASS

    106D Lip

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    AOL

    81A Early email provider

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    ODD

    114D Curious

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    OSHA

    96A Org. concerned with plants

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    EVER

    53A At any time

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    DRE

    74D Beats by ___ (audio brand)

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    ALIT

    107D Settled down, in a way

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    SNIT

    61D Pouty mood

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    NEAR

    80A Close by

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    DRS

    47D Neurosurgeons, e.g.: Abbr.

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    DOE

    113D Last name for an unnamed person

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    OAHU

    110A Home to Waikiki Beach

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    DOS

    118D Two in Tijuana

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    TKO

    115D Ring result, in brief

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    EAU

    23D Wisconsin's ___ Claire

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    AMOR

    50A Love, in Lima

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    TRES

    18D "___ bon!"

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    ACL

    52A Knee part often torn by athletes, in brief

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    OLGA

    16D Lingerie brand with a Slavic-sounding name

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    ELON

    77D "I bought this before ___ went crazy" (rueful bumper sticker on a Tesla)

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    HID

    116D Secreted away

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    HANOI

    100D Vietnam's capital

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    SELF

    40D Word with confidence or checkout

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    ROAR

    38D Sound of an approaching subway train

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    KEY

    49D Map legend

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    RAGE

    108D All the ___

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    NINA

    65D Atlantic crosser of 1492

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    ONAIR

    67D Sign outside a broadcast booth

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    SINE

    109D Kind of wave

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    SENOR

    94A Mexican mister

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    FEN

    5D Marshland

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    SHEL

    29D Apt name for a conchologist?

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    AARON

    71A "Hammerin' Hank" of baseball

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    HIT

    33D Achieve success, so to speak

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    REB

    31D Yank's Civil War foe

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    FRI

    4D Time for Sat. prep?

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    ISAW

    84D "Vidi," in Caesar's boast

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    LAME

    73D Really weak, as an excuse

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    ROMP

    17D Fun time

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    TATS

    75D They might be up in arms, informally

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    INEPT

    3D Completely incompetent

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    ODEON

    120A Longtime Tribeca restaurant where some say the Cosmopolitan was invented, with "the"

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    ACCRA

    8A Capital city on the Gulf of Guinea

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    ESPNU

    13D Broadcaster of many an N.C.A.A. game

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    AARP

    26A Org. for those leaving the workforce

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    EDDIE

    123A Van Halen of Van Halen

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    HUN

    102D Soldier for Attila

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    ASWAN

    8D Nile dam

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    PREGO

    62A Ragú competitor

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    ELY

    117D Ron who played Tarzan

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    PAVE

    41D Do some roadwork on

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    GRIP

    25A "___ it and rip it!" (aggressive golfer's mantra)

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    TIBIA

    2D Shinbone

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    SHOES

    20A Crocs and mocs

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    WWI

    91D Conflict sparked by an archduke's assassination: Abbr.

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    APRS

    55D Figs. related to car loans

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    III

    82A Rightmost hour on a grandfather clock

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    OHOH

    64D "Hey! I know the answer!"

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    AURAL

    30D Ear-related

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    YAW

    95A Veer, as a ship

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    YIELD

    72A Allow someone to pass

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    EBSEN

    27D Buddy of "The Beverly Hillbillies"

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    SEEIN

    69D Admit

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    HEROS

    37A Grinders

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    THINE

    101D Old-fashioned "your"

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    ABRAHAM

    78A Old Testament patriarch

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    ODYSSEY

    124A Extended voyage

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    TEEMED

    122A Was overflowing

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    LETT

    85A Neighbor of an Estonian

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    SHARE

    1D Angel's ___ (distiller's term for the whiskey that evaporates during aging)

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    BRAE

    56D Scottish hill

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    ROWE

    76D T. ___ Price (investment firm)

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    ATEINTO

    59D Eroded

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    NOE

    92D San Francisco's ___ Valley

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    LANED

    98D Like Olympic pools

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    ERHU

    34D Chinese instrument with two strings

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    ESPORT

    13A Gamer's pursuit

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    YEATS

    60A "The Second Coming" poet, 1919

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    EMPTY

    105D Out of gas

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    IGNORE

    119A Pay no mind to

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    ARSENAL

    107A Powerhouse in English football

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    SONNET

    63A The Shakespearean version of this has three quatrains followed by a couplet

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    LOMA

    111A California's ___ Linda

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    HUED

    35A Colored

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    TONNE

    48D Metric unit of weight

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    SAILOR

    21A Kind of costume that includes a round hat and kerchief

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    HAREMS

    44D Women's areas in old Muslim palaces

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    TOWED

    99D Like some cars parked next to "No Parking" signs

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    HOMIE

    104D Good pal

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    CBGB

    19D Bygone N.Y.C. music venue with rhyming initials

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    STRATO

    63D Lead-in to sphere, in the atmosphere

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    WARTORN

    43D Battered by battle

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    NBAREF

    57A Enforcer of traveling restrictions, informally?

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    USTIME

    86A Evening that a couple spends together, say

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    IRONORE

    90D Rocks smelted to make steel

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    RINSES

    70A Some salon tasks

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    IMAGO

    45D Last stage of an insect's development

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    IDYLL

    83D Tale of rustic life

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    BEVY

    58D Big bunch

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    GARTH

    68D Wayne's buddy in "Wayne's World"

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    COOPT

    10D Assume

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    BOREDOM

    89D You won't actually die of it

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    CHORD

    9D Triad, e.g.

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    CLUBS

    103D Black suit

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    LABRATS

    54A Small test subjects

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    OBEAH

    42D Folk religion akin to voodoo

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    LAIDON

    112A Rested atop

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    STIFFEN

    1A Firm up

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    BABEINTHEWOODS

    22A {Elijah, Ruth, Natalie}

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    DOWNINTHEDUMPS

    113A {Landfill, goose feathers, junkyard}

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    NOTONABET

    46D "No way, no how!"

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    SAIDSHH

    14D Called for quiet

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    BEATSAROUNDTHEBUSH debut

    28A {Kerouac, Dubya, Ginsberg}

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    CHINREST debut

    19A Aid for a violin player

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    ENDCAPS debut

    27A Product displays seen at entrances to store aisles

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    HONORAMONGTHIEVES debut

    66A {Bonnie, Oscar, Clyde}

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    KABALA debut

    49A Jewish mysticism, in one spelling

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    KILOBITS debut

    121A Thousands of binary digits

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    MUSHU debut

    79D ___ pork (dish in a Chinese restaurant)

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    PINCHER debut

    15D Penny ___ (miser)

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    PINGME debut

    24A "Send a quick reminder"

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    POWERBEHINDTHETHRONE debut

    41A {WC, AC, DC}

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    ROLLWITHTHEPUNCHES debut

    97A {Cinnabon, Kool-Aid, Hi-C}

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    TRENTA debut

    75A 30-ounce Starbucks size

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    TWOBIRDSWITHONESTONE debut

    88A {Larry, Sue, Emma}

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