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Sunday · 138 answers · 18 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-02), then by uses across the whole archive.

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    END

    112D Wrap up

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    ETSY

    100D Vintage goods e-tailer

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    116
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    ACAI

    78A Fruit whose name has three syllables in four letters

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    135
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    ISLE

    66D Castaway's setting

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    316
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    ITEM

    99A Word after news or line

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    274
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    SSNS

    98A They never start with 9: Abbr.

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    130
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    EDGE

    32A Advantage

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    293
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    STE

    9D Sault ___ Marie, Mich.

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    274
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    EMMA

    60A Mr. Knightley's love interest, in classic literature

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    173
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    ECON

    108D Milton Friedman's field, familiarly

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    151
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    EGAD

    37D "Good heavens!"

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    203
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    CAN

    90D John

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    141
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    OWL

    105A Quite the head-turner?

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    135
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    ELO

    49A "Mr. Blue Sky" band, for short

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    250
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    OMAN

    48D Desert country popular for whale watching

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    201
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    STOP

    82D Sign of the cross?

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    180
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    SEED

    82A Bird store supply

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    141
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    OLES

    18D Cheers for the Spanish national team?

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    130
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    EGRET

    60D Long-feathered flier

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    111
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    NAAN

    95D Aloo gobi go-with

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    69
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    ETTU

    100A Famous last words

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    191
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    IOWA

    11D State that's the setting for "American Gothic"

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    130
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    SHH

    5D "Just listen …"

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    100
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    YAM

    113D It has a thick skin

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    81
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    RANT

    103A Partner of rave

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    133
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    ANG

    27A Director Lee

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    117
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    BOP

    50A Banger of a song

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    68
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    AMO

    15D Latin 101 verb

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    152
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    NON

    84A "Starter" starter

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    143
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    ANYA

    28A Taylor-Joy of "Dune: Part Three"

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    58
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    TENS

    102D Hamiltons

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    128
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    ESTE

    83D 90° del norte

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    203
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    NUN

    81A Someone who exercises out of habit?

    11
    95
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    LEST

    19D For fear that

    10
    104
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    LIST

    29A Word after B or bucket

    10
    86
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    ALLA

    2D Mozart's "Rondo ___ Turca"

    10
    81
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    EPS

    115D Mini-albums, for short

    10
    54
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    TRON

    104D Ending with Jumbo or beta

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    113
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    MIT

    31D Lincoln Laboratory operator, in brief

    9
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    ACURA

    69D Lexus rival

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    80
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    TACT

    26A Loudmouth's lack, perhaps

    8
    102
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    COE

    86A Onetime British Olympian/politician Sebastian

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    88
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    CLAN

    6D Group of families

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    86
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    TAFT

    1D Chief justice who remarked "I don't remember that I ever was president"

    8
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    USC

    8D Sch. with the second-most N.F.L. draft picks of all time, after Notre Dame

    8
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    TAPAS

    1A Spanish nibbles

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    44
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    ITSON

    63D These are fighting words

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    ALIBI

    56D Clearing account?

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    108
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    SWEET

    77D "Awesome"

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    60
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    ILOSE

    91A [waving the white flag]

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    HYMN

    30A "Rock of Ages" or "Stand by Me"

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    24
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    INT

    91D Percentage at a bank: Abbr.

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    139
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    ALEPH

    20A Letter in the Hebrew spelling of "Adonai"

    6
    44
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    MFA

    114D Deg. for some writers

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    32
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    DHL

    33D Co. with red-and-yellow trucks

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    30
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    TWEE

    101D Overly sentimental, to Brits

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    25
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    BATON

    119A Give it a twirl!

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    24
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    HRS

    10D 9-5, say: Abbr.

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    90
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    MAW

    14D "Gaping" feature

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    WINE

    106D Fortified stuff, maybe

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    FEED

    107A Live broadcast

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    BANC

    68D En ___ (legal phrase)

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    NINTH

    71D Last in the batting order

    5
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    TAY

    51A "Fortnight" singer, to fans

    5
    22
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    RUNE

    38D Arcane letter

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    FUN

    85A Word combined with "-fetti" in a portmanteau

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    51
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    BADE

    52A Directed

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    SHOOT

    58D Minced oath

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    DANG

    24D Minced oath

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    TYCO

    25D Toymaker behind Tickle Me Elmo

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    SAYHI

    42D Initiate small talk, say

    4
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    ANYHOO

    47A "So-o-o, as I was saying ..."

    4
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    OBVI

    17D Texter's "Duh!"

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    8
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    UMM

    54A "That is … I mean …"

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    6
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    NEHI

    64D Classic drink brand sold in tall bottles

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    BBS

    116D Cheap shot?

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    HMOS

    41D Kaiser Permanente and others, in brief

    3
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    DANES

    70D People with no word for "please" in their native language

    3
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    ENMASSE

    121A All together

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    STONY

    122A Obdurate

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    AOKI

    53D D.J. and record producer Steve ___

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    CRESTS

    87A Counterparts of troughs

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    DUSK

    80D When many parks close

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    TNOTES

    72D Govt. instruments

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    CHUMP

    43D ___ change

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    8
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    HELLA

    40D Slangy "very"

    3
    8
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    MOLERAT

    46A Burrowing rodent

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    5
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    KILN

    96D Burn unit?

    2
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    VIN

    111D Info on auto documents, for short

    2
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    TWEEN

    39D Many a middle schooler

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    DKNY

    109D Big Apple fashion house

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    UNITER

    67A Sort of person who brings people together

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    TVDAD

    62D Jason Seaver or Ward Cleaver, notably

    2
    5
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    LOAFPAN

    118A Rectangular baking container

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    FALLACY

    16D Reasoning that doesn't hold up

    2
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    INCOGMEATO

    75D Vegan brand with the logo of a cow wearing a fake mustache

    2
    2
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    LASTROW

    21A Closest area to a movie theater projector, maybe

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    2
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    PEACHEMOJI

    3D Sext symbol?

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    2
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    MILO

    57D ___ Minderbinder from "Catch-22"

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    SCLERA

    36A White of the eye

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    GOETHE

    34D One of Ralph Waldo Emerson's six "Representative Men"

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    EURAIL

    35D Offerer of a 33-country train pass

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    POURS

    59D Comes down hard

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    INHALF

    13D Down the middle, say

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    ATINGLE

    89D Quivering with excitement

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    INRAGS

    94D Like Cinderella, initially

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    SHEIKS

    74A Arab chiefs

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    DOITNOW

    80A "A.S.A.P.!"

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    BENDY

    50D Like some novelty straws

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    SHOULDA

    88D Part of a three-word phrase expressing regret

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    TWINSET

    12D Pullover/cardigan combo

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    WEMET

    45A "Yeah, I know them"

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    BONNY

    52D Lovely, as a lass

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    LIEFLAT

    92D Be perfectly supine, say

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    NAMABLE

    22A Noteworthy

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    RANGETOP

    7D Cooking surface

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    SENDING

    117A Pushing off

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    3
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    ATTICUS

    89A ___ Finch, lawyer in "To Kill a Mockingbird"

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    IMAFOOL

    13A "Silly me!"

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    2
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    LATINAS

    79A Panameñas y puertorriqueñas

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    2
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    APSTYLE debut

    4D Newsroom writing standard, in brief

    1
    1
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    ASHOTINTHEDARKKNIGHT debut

    93A Dark Knight

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    1
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    BADBOYSDONTCRY debut

    68A Bad Boys

    1
    1
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    CANIDS debut

    73D Coyotes, foxes et al.

    1
    1
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    CRUSHIT debut

    6A Do great

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    1
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    ELJAMES debut

    55A "Fifty Shades of Grey" author

    1
    1
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    FLASHDANCESWITHWOLVES debut

    23A Flash

    1
    1
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    FURSONAS debut

    85D Fandom identities often with fluffy tails and ears

    1
    1
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    ILDIVO debut

    65A Operatic pop group formed by Simon Cowell

    1
    1
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    IOMMI debut

    44D Black Sabbath guitarist Tony

    1
    1
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    KOOSH debut

    76D ___ ball (rubbery toy)

    1
    1
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    NAILIN debut

    61A Embed with a hammer

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    1
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    OPENAI debut

    97A ChatGPT's company

    1
    1
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    SHIHPOO debut

    58A Dog hybrid with thick, low-shedding fur

    1
    1
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    THELIGHTHOUSEOFGUCCI debut

    39A Lighthouse

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    1
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    THELIONKINGPIN debut

    62A Lion King

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    1
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    TWELVEANGRYMENINBLACK debut

    110A Angry Men

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    1
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    YESANDS debut

    120A Follows the first rule of improv

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    1