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Sunday · 128 answers · 16 debuts

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

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    ODOR

    80A Stench

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    ASIA

    69D Home to a majority of people

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    ACRE

    10D About 75% of a football field

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    TSAR

    36A Russian ruler of old

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    ONCE

    94D Start of a fairy tale

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    ESAU

    12D Son of Isaac and Rebekah

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    ACHE

    33A Hurt all over

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    ALSO

    5A "Oh, and ..."

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    ATTA

    5D "___ girl!"

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    STIR

    46D Agitate

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    IDOL

    37A One may be teen or false

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    NENE

    89A Hawaiian goose

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    ONUS

    1D Weight to bear

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    SODA

    47D Scotch's partner

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    SOSO

    23D OK

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    ANON

    60D Ever's partner

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    PESO

    34A Philippine currency

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    EDNA

    113A Lewis who wrote "The Taste of Country Cooking"

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    APED

    88A Mimicked

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    ABEL

    99D Son of Adam and Eve

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    NASA

    78A Org. created in response to 67-Down

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    REPO

    30A Tow job, maybe

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    INTO

    50A Crushing on

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    EARN

    107D Make

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    ACID

    54A Component of wine or vinegar

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    ISLA

    63A ___ Nublar, fictional setting of "Jurassic Park"

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    OMIT

    1A Neglect to mention

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    ASST

    100D Rank of some profs: Abbr.

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    LAVA

    85A ___ cake

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    SETH

    86A Son of Adam and Eve

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    URDU

    104D Language written from right to left

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    SCAT

    106D Style of singing on Louis Armstrong's "Heebie Jeebies"

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    ICES

    19A Finishes off

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    SOAP

    112A "Ammunition" for a bubble gun

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    NOIR

    90D Femme fatale-filled genre

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    MCAT

    25D Seven-plus-hour exam with a lunch break, in brief

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    INFO

    97A Deets

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    SEND

    118A Texting button

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    CIAO

    102D "See ya!"

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    SISI

    48A "Most definitely!," in Mexico City

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    SLOE

    7D Blackthorn berry

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    OOZE

    72D Move like mud

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    ARCO

    64A Pizzicato's opposite, musically

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    NANO

    17A Prefix with technology

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    PETS

    32D Furry friends

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    MAIN

    62A Central

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    LOOT

    6D Pillager's plunder

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    AXLE

    66D Wheel support

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    MATE

    9A Other sock

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    SHES

    29A "___ the One" (song on Springsteen's "Born to Run")

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    TWOS

    116A Both digits on Groundhog Day

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    IDOS

    95A Wedding vows

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    TEED

    11D Angry, with "off"

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    MIRE

    114A Morass

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    NAPS

    92A Sections of pre-K days

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    ALFA

    15D ___ Romeo

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    EXPO

    77A Fair

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    ROVE

    41D Wander

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    SHIA

    56D Like most Iranians

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    HUGE

    61A Titanic

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    RTES

    22D Ways to go: Abbr.

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    BEST

    16D Tops

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    LAMB

    98D Gentle soul

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    BEEN

    51A "___ there!"

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    EINE

    31D German article

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    DYED

    108D Like denim fabric, typically

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    ESTD

    91D Approx.

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    PECS

    26D Neighbors of delts

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    RUST

    117A Nails will do it, but not teeth

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    PEGS

    65D Dowels, e.g.

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    FORT

    93A Defense in a snowball fight

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    DOVE

    52A "The 12 Days of Christmas" bird

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    ISBN

    37D Library ID

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    GLUT

    81A Oversupply

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    ADAB

    13A Not much, as of lotion

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    LOVE

    75D Cause of "that butterfly feeling"

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    PIES

    35A Certain graphical shapes

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    SHOW

    101D Spectacle

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    CAPN

    84D Title for Horatio Magellan Crunch

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    BESS

    45A Diminutive for "Elizabeth"

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    PEAL

    53A Ring

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    TOLL

    18A You'll pay for this!

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    ATEN

    42D Egyptian god of the sun disk

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    NUNS

    105D Sisters

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    CUSS

    57D Say "$%&!," say

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    AOKI

    79A Electronic musician Steve

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    BLEH

    115A "Yuck!"

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    MANU

    2D Ginóbili in the Basketball Hall of Fame

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    DIEU

    38D Victor Hugo's religious epic poem

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    EMAILALERT

    87A Message about a suspicious login, e.g.

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    TOETHELINE

    4D Conform

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    PASTASALAD

    65A Summer cookout dish

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    GYNO

    96A Doc who might screen for HPV

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    MICROSCOPE

    9D What gets a lot of viral views?

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    BILE

    20A Liver's output

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    ILAY

    83D "Now ___ me down to sleep"

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    TRAD

    76D Prefix with "wife" for some influencers

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    MENT

    111A Noun-forming suffix

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    ENDOFANERA

    58A Epoch conclusion?

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    FISK

    93D Hall-of-Fame catcher Carlton

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    SOLOARTIST

    44D Beyoncé or Harry Styles, now

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    UNDERSTOOD

    21A "10-4"

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    CREAMPUFFS

    24A Profiteroles, by another name

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    INDISPOSED

    3D Busy with something else

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    REDUCEDFAT

    28A Dieter's choice

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    SUITTOATEE

    27A Fit perfectly

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    ABOARDSHIP

    109A At sea

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    DIFFERENCE

    14D Result of 10 – 4, e.g.

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    MORTONSALT

    71A Classic brand with the slogan "When it rains it pours"

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    ROADMARKER

    43D Reflective post

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    SPRINTCARS

    39A High-powered but lightweight racers

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    SPUTNIKONE

    67D Pioneering satellite launched 10/4/57

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    ABUDHABIAN debut

    13D Resident of a Mideast capital

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    ADAPTORDIE debut

    74D Maxim about surviving in a rapidly changing world

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    CRITICIZES debut

    82A Takes to task

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    DATINGAPPS debut

    70D Downloads that pair with your smartphone?

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    FICO debut

    59D Kind of score between 300 and 850

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    IHOPESOTOO debut

    49A "That's my preference as well"

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    LAKEITASCA debut

    98A Source of the Mississippi River

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    MAILSORTER debut

    71D Post office post

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    NUDESCENES debut

    55A No-nos for many high-profile actors

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    OLDERPIPES debut

    8D Drawback to a brownstone

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    PHONEALARM debut

    40D Ring around the doze-y?

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    RUNSSCARED debut

    103A Behaves as if one were going to fail

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    SIDEGLANCE debut

    39D Oblique look

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    SOLARFARMS debut

    73D Large photovoltaic arrays

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    TOTHEDEATH debut

    68D How some duels are fought

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    TRUCKERDAY debut

    110A 10/4 celebration … as suggested by this grid, which is made up entirely of 10- and 4-letter answers

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