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Sunday · 138 answers · 9 debuts

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

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    ERA

    20D Time of one's life, in modern slang

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    SPA

    117A Spring for a fancy hotel?

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    ODE

    12D Keats wrote one to a nightingale

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    ERR

    104D Mess up

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    TSA

    57A Who can see right through you, in brief?

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    ONO

    46A Music artist on the 2012 album "Yokokimthurston"

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    TEN

    72D Half a score

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    NSA

    87A Intelligence org.

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    ACNE

    114A Face covering?

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    ESAU

    69D Biblical brother who sold his birthright

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    ALL

    1D Every last one

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    AVE

    85D Any of 17 Monopoly spaces: Abbr.

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    STIR

    105D What one should do periodically while caramelizing onions

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    ASEA

    88A Not on solid ground

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    ASHE

    48D Eponym of a U.S. Open stadium

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    ORB

    5D Scepter topper

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    SAG

    110D Lose tautness

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    ITO

    50D "How was ___ know?"

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    EVEN

    38D "I can't ___!"

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    IOS

    86A Apple runs on it

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    EIRE

    21A Land that poets call Hibernia

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    UMA

    74A Thurman of "Pulp Fiction"

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    BRO

    36D Homie

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    LAOS

    13A Locale of the food dishes larb and thum mak hoong

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    ABU

    1A "Aladdin" sidekick

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    ASST

    81D Executive's underling: Abbr.

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    NOSE

    4A Sommelier's asset

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    EYRE

    93D Brontë orphan

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    HTTP

    55D Start of an unencrypted web address

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    PEP

    112D Zing

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    ATONE

    100D Observe Yom Kippur, say

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    LAV

    17A The British throne?

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    RAVI

    89A Sitarist Shankar

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    AIOLI

    14D Garlicky emulsification

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    BAIL

    2D Illegal thing to jump

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    EZRA

    62D "The Snowy Day" author ___ Jack Keats

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    SHES

    118A B.B. King's "___ Dynamite"

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    DIANA

    101D "The Crown" role

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    SAVE

    42A Goalie's goal

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    TAHOE

    58A Chevy S.U.V.

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    TAX

    113D Be a burden on

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    TACIT

    30A Implied

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    GIST

    77D General idea

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    HOME

    80D Typical landing page, online

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    SEEPS

    16D Slips through the cracks

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    UHNO

    35D "Hmm ... pass"

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    LOP

    43A Apt rhyme for crop and chop

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    EXPO

    108D Trade show

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    STUD

    6D Beefcake

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    DANE

    53D Copenhagen native

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    NAVE

    11D Where a congregation congregates

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    ALMS

    91A Pious offerings

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    RERAN

    61A Showed again, in a way

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    MESAS

    98D Western landforms

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    SOX

    121A M.L.B.'ers with a red "B" on their caps

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    MOPE

    120A Brood

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    NEWTS

    92A Amphibians taken on at least six different space missions

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    FACTS

    71A Things some checkers check

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    ARYA

    41A Stark sister from Winterfell

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    ARENT

    116A "___ we all?"

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    SIGN

    25D 37-Across, in English

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    ABORT

    97D Cancel, as a NASA mission

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    ENOCH

    99D Father of Methuselah

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    LAILA

    66D Pugilist Ali

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    ENTIRE

    103A Undivided

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    CRAW

    76D Sticking point?

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    DONOR

    101A Name on a museum plaque, maybe

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    SHOAL

    28D Sandy hazard for sailors

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    BUENO

    8A "Qué ___!" (Spanish "Awesome!")

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    LYCRA

    60D Spandex trademark

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    TRACK

    23D Record number?

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    GERE

    39D Richard who had his first starring role in 1978's "Days of Heaven"

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    ORNOT

    15D "... never mind"

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    LOIRE

    107A Orléans river

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    SLUE

    63D Turn on an axis

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    UMASS

    65D Amherst sch.

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    EVITE

    10D Digital party request

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    PYRO

    106D Criminal hothead?

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    ABRAHAM

    90D Presidential first name drawn from the Bible

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    LARAM

    26A N.F.L.'er with horns on his helmet

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    OHOK

    40A "Right, gotcha"

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    ONEEYE

    95D Feature of the jacks of spades and hearts

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    LETSROLL

    13D "Time to get moving!"

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    NORMIE

    4D Mainstream sort, slangily

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    RHINE

    32A Cologne waters

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    GRADE

    119A Subject of inflation

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    TEACH

    18D Cover letters, say?

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    PISAN

    45D Fibonacci or Galileo, by birth

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    NATASHA

    78A "Poker Face" actress Lyonne

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    ACEIT

    91D Nail the test

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    TORTA

    18A Mexican sandwich

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    BIOPIC

    8D "Gandhi," ""Amadeus" or "Malcolm X"

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    AGUE

    85A Shivering fit

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    SHAMU

    42D SeaWorld orca

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    YASIR

    73A Man's name that means "prosperous" in Arabic

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    BOOP

    34D Playful tap on the head

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    TRAINEE

    56A New hire at a factory

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    BEATSME

    47D "Heck if I know"

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    INVADE

    19A Encroach on, as space

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    HUMAN

    64D Not an extraterrestrial

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    MEALY

    98A Like a bad apple

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    TRAITOR

    31D Backstabber, e.g.

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    TANLINES

    83D Bra straps might cause them

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    GRABS

    51D Up for ___

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    EAGERLY

    7D With excitement

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    DRMOM

    84D Sick kid's in-house caregiver

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    POSHEST

    54A Maximally ritzy

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    SITEMAP

    105A Surfer's navigational aid

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    AISLOP

    29A Low-quality, machine-generated content, in modern lingo

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    BAIO

    47A "Happy Days" actor Scott

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    GRITS

    33A Southern dish made from hominy

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    LOAMS

    60A Fertile soils

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    SEGNO

    37A Dal ___ (musical notation)

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    DESPITE

    27A Notwithstanding

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    LUMPS

    70A Sugar amounts

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    LOBED

    102A Like ears and brains

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    OUTRO

    44D Notable part of "Hey Jude" or "Layla"

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    FERRITE

    52D Iron compound in magnets

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    JOLENE

    96D Dolly Parton classic

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    OLIVERSTONE

    24A Peridot vis-à-vis jade?

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    SATISFY

    37D Meet, as all the requirements

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    MCGUIRE

    75A "Lizzie ___," Disney Channel sitcom starring Hilary Duff

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    EASTERISLAND

    82A Maui vis-à-vis Oahu?

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    HYPERTEXT

    111A "OMG THIS IS AWESOME!!!!" vis-à-vis "good job i guess"?

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    RAINEY

    115A Blues singer Ma ___

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    BUFFERZONE

    67A Weight room vis-à-vis the cardio room?

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    FANGIRL

    68D One displaying enthusiastic devotion

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    SHUTTERFLY

    63A Zipper up vis-à-vis zipper down?

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    UNLINK

    9D Break a tie?

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    BOMBERJACKET debut

    94A Blazer vis-à-vis a windbreaker?

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    BOTTED debut

    94D Like a video with an inflated view count, maybe

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    BUTCHERBLOCK debut

    34A Muscle Beach vis-à-vis Venice Beach?

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    EFFUSES debut

    59D Gives off

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    LIGHTERFLUID debut

    49A Oil vis-à-vis water?

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    LITTERBUG debut

    22A Firefly vis-à-vis a fruit fly?

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    SILKDRESS debut

    79D Bit of smooth eveningwear

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    SOONERSTATE debut

    109A Delaware vis-à-vis the other 12 colonies?

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    UVTATTOOS debut

    3D Artistic designs that glow under black light

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