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Sunday · 145 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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    LEO

    59A One of 12, astrologically

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    268
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    EELS

    31A Fish with leaf-shaped larvae

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    199
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    UTE

    41D Indigenous people of the Colorado Plateau

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    263
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    ORC

    34D Tolkien monster

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    128
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    ASHE

    79A Tennis great Arthur

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    275
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    ADELE

    66A "When We Were Young" singer, 2015

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    158
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    BOA

    82A Word with constrictor or feather

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    168
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    ROT

    61A "Balderdash!"

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    214
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    NOD

    81A Fall asleep, with "off"

    20
    158
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    REEL

    16D Scottish dance

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    184
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    EMMA

    125A D'Arcy of "House of the Dragon"

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    173
  12. 12
    EEK

    63A "Omigosh!"

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    163
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    OAHU

    60D Island location of Iolani Palace

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    185
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    BAR

    42D Setting for many a New Yorker cartoon

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    157
  15. 15
    INANE

    70D Silly

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    193
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    EOS

    83A Goddess of the dawn

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    173
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    EGRET

    46D Bird with an S-shaped neck

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    111
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    HEN

    100D Layer of a farm

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    188
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    REC

    92A ___ room

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    163
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    SIP

    101A Mini-gulp

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    128
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    RAD

    1A "Awesome!"

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    134
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    TRAM

    12D Streetcar

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    113
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    NAT

    80A ___ King Cole

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    190
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    SCI

    89D Poli-___

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    179
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    AUTO

    116D Lead-in to pilot or pay

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    165
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    DIS

    133A Slam

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    120
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    MCS

    33D Hosts, in brief

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    ASADA

    88A Taco bar adjective

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    42
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    SNIP

    39A Quick cut

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    133
  30. 30
    SASH

    115A Badge-pinning site

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    125
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    SASSY

    114D Cheeky

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    DOSE

    67D Information in a prescription

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    88
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    THREE

    112D Deuce topper

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    ACS

    88D Cooling units, in brief

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    63
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    PHDS

    4A Many profs

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    55
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    LAD

    9D Young Scot

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    140
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    EMIL

    18A Silent film actor Jannings

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    131
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    STENO

    51D Scribe in a courtroom, in brief

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    131
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    ASTER

    71D Fall bloomer

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    EDGY

    132A Nervous

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    81
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    RICO

    119A Spanish for "wealthy"

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    80
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    PAW

    58D What a dog uses to shake

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    MAG

    53A Periodical, informally

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    RESIN

    11D It can become amber

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    CPAS

    29A Return filers, for short

    8
    76
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    NORSE

    130A Vikings, for example

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    ACRID

    110A Bitter

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    ELIS

    102A Some Ivy Leaguers

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    129
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    NARC

    64A Drug enforcer, informally

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    121
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    LAIN

    20A Reclined

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    UTOPIA

    126A Paradise

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    ITALIA

    68A Its capital is Roma

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    HITME

    113D "I'll take another card"

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    SHA

    13D Doo-wop's ___ Na Na

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    107
  55. 55
    WOK

    123D Stir-fry staple

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    67
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    MENS

    129A Department store department

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    THETA

    48A Angle variable in geometry

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    ICAME

    35A Start of a historic triple boast

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    GATOR

    37A Seminole's rival, in college athletics

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    41
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    LEEKS

    131A Long members of the onion family

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    23
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    LEMON

    127A Pucker producer, perhaps

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    54
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    DOVE

    23A Peace symbol

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    SHARK

    13A Predator with dermal denticles

    5
    19
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    ALCAPONE

    54D Notorious Chicago bootlegger

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    USEON

    50D Target with, as a pickup line

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    12
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    LUNAR

    69D Out of this world?

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    SPUN

    115D Like cotton candy

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    ALUMNI

    108D Reunion attendees

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    GOTH

    55A Genre for Siouxsie and the Banshees

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    TEEMED

    107D Overflowed (with)

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    CCLEF

    95A Musical staff symbol

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    TDPASS

    109D Cause for a QB's celebration

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    AMOEBA

    2D Organism that moves using pseudopodia

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    EIDER

    56A Duck known for its insulating feathers

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    NIE

    122D Emphatic refusal in Germany

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    HAREM

    14D Protected space for women in the Ottoman Empire

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    GETAT

    106A Intimate

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    PESCI

    22D "GoodFellas" Oscar winner

    3
    33
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    DUB

    40A Subtitle alternative

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    AANDE

    73D "Hoarders" network

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    KIDS

    17D Offspring

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    IWILL

    10D "You can count on me"

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    BPLUS

    78A Good, but not great, grade

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    10
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    HIJAB

    49D Muslim head scarf

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    10
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    LASSI

    43A Yogurt drink in Delhi

    3
    10
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    APTESTS

    36D Exams for ambitious H.S. students

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    9
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    OHH

    76D "Wow!"

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    FRESCOS

    8D Much of Diego Rivera's work

    3
    5
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    ISE

    97D Suffix in British English

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    TOG

    124D Dress (up)

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    TEENSY

    27A Itty-bitty

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    SEANCE

    104A Meeting that goes above and beyond?

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    FLIRT

    8A What a crush might make you do

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    CHIPS

    111D Fries in England

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    ANTEUP

    120A Get in the game?

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    NICENE

    105D Christians' ___ Creed

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    RAWER

    21A More intense, as an emotion

    2
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    LIMPS

    30A Barely keeps going, with "along"

    2
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    PLAYA

    4D ___ del Carmen (Mexican resort)

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    13
  100. 100
    REDTAG

    1D Discount merchandise indicator

    2
    12
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    USMINT

    50A Where this puzzle's subject was last made for circulation (in November 2025)

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    ASCETIC

    45A Monklike, in a way

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    10
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    OHFUN

    99A "Sounds like a blast!"

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    SHRANK

    28D Got tinier

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    SITTERS

    39D Date night bookings

    2
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    SNAPIN

    7D Like certain easy-to-install hardware components

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    HAPENNY

    5D Two farthings, informally

    2
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    LIBYA

    103D Locale for camel racing

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    NOSALE

    77A A failed transaction

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    SINN

    91A ___ Féin

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    NEOS

    128A Modernists, informally

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    DULL

    118D Grayish, say

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    WSJ

    62A "It's Your Business" sloganeer, for short

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    ASNEEDED

    15D If necessary

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    MIKES

    52D Prepares for an interview, say

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    CANTOR

    38A Liturgical singer

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    FAIRER

    94A Showing less bias

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    DIVERT

    3D Change the course of

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  119. 119
    LENAOLIN

    19D "Enemies, a Love Story" actress

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    NEURONS

    98D Makeup of a nervous system, largely

    1
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    SKIDOO

    91D Snowmobile brand

    1
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    STUNTED

    44D Having impeded growth

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  123. 123
    ABRAHAMLINCOLN

    32A Image on one side of this puzzle's subject

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  124. 124
    HOVLANE

    85A Car-pooling convenience

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  125. 125
    PENNYLANE

    75D Street in Liverpool that has been immortalized in song

    1
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  126. 126
    TOOLCASE

    47D Place for pliers

    1
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    BODHI

    117A Tree where the Buddha found enlightenment

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    LINEITEM

    87D Specific charge on an invoice

    1
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    PENNYLOAFER

    74D Shoe originally known as a "Weejun"

    1
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    VANTAGE

    25D Perspective

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    COCOONED

    93D Made cozy

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    DISCLAIM

    6D Deny responsibility for

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    ORGANIC

    84D Like many farm stand purchases

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    STINKUP

    57A Make smelly

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    VAUGHN

    86D "Dodgeball" star Vince

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    ALPASTOR debut

    90D Pork-based taco option

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    1
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    APENNYSAVEDISAPENNYEARNED debut

    24A Adage promoting thrift

    1
    1
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    KNEEING debut

    96A Aggressive move allowed in some forms of kickboxing

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    1
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    ONEAPENNYTWOAPENNYHOTCROSSBUNS debut

    72A Nursery rhyme street vendor's cry

    1
    1
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    PENNYPINCH debut

    26D Demonstrate frugality, in a way

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    1
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    PHASEI debut

    22A Early stage of a drug trial

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    PUTINYOURTWOCENTS debut

    121A Offer advice ... or a hint to 24- and 72-Across

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    1
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    ROBBINS debut

    65D Tom who wrote "Even Cowgirls Get the Blues"

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    1
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    THEUNIONSHIELD debut

    112A Image on one side of this puzzle's subject

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    1
  145. 145
    WISEOFF debut

    62D Say something fresh

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    1