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Tuesday · 74 answers · 8 debuts

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

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    ATE

    59A Slayed, in slang

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    ONE

    55D Number of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World that still exist

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    TSA

    62A Bag checkers, in brief

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    ALOE

    5D Soothing balm

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    NET

    25A Take home

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    ANI

    14A Good "Wheel of Fortune" purchase for "M_SS_SS_PP_"

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    LET

    36D Court redo

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    AIR

    29D Put on TV

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    AND

    54D Operator in Boolean logic

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    EELS

    26D Congers and morays

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    ATAD

    40A Slightly

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    OKS

    13D Green-lights

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    TON

    7D "Short" or "long" unit

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    MENU

    52D A modern one might be viewable via a QR code

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    TRY

    27D Handle, as a court case

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    INANE

    58A Ridiculous

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    TET

    56A Vietnamese New Year

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    LAB

    1A Component of many a science course

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    ELENA

    23A Justice Kagan

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    EDENS

    60A Paradises

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    LEAN

    50D Low-fat

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    ALIEN

    32A Foreign

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    DEI

    30D Opus ___

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    GAH

    37D "I'm so frustrated!"

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    ALTAR

    49A Merger site?

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    MAP

    38D Information kiosk handout

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    SEAS

    47A Pirates' environs

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    LOBE

    10D Piece of mind?

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    ONTAP

    57A Like kegged brews

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    COE

    53D Iowa college

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    STUD

    6D Lego brick protrusion

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    PEC

    46A Muscle that's a neighbor of a delt

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    UGG

    17A Sheepskin boot brand from Australia

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    SLOMO

    9A Visual effect for a sports replay, maybe

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    JEER

    31A Heckle

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    RIPS

    19D Yanks (off)

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    WEAR

    41D Have on

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    TEARY

    39A All choked up, say

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    MITE

    34D Smidgen

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    STEPS

    47D Instructions

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    LIEGE

    48A Feudal lord

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    SKYPE

    9D Popularizer of videotelephony

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    MAY

    12D Word before Day, Queen or I?

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    PEPE

    24A Le Pew who could rightfully ask "Ain't I a stinker?"

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    BASTE

    4A Butter up?

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    ALACARTE

    35D Individually, in a way

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    ENTREE

    8D Main thing to order

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    IMAN

    51D Marvel actress Vellani

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    ANGELA

    2D Oscar's deskmate on "The Office"

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    EGRETS

    44D Wetland waders

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    ALTON

    15A Food Network host Brown

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    NESTEA

    45D Lipton rival

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    LAUREL

    1D Classical victory wreath

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    GENUS

    61A Homo, for humans

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    KODAK

    16A Maker of Instamatic cameras

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    EARWIG

    42D Pincered bug

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    PINATAS

    24D Candy wrappers?

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    RIPEN

    22A Get closer to being picked, say

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    MILEY

    38A Cyrus who played Hannah Montana

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    BIGBEN

    3D London toller

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    ODONNELL

    11D Comedian Rosie

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    FULLY

    33A In all respects

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    JURYRIG

    31D Set up as MacGyver might

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    REBUKED

    20A Chided

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    UNDATED

    21D Lacking a timestamp

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    MEETAT

    43D Use as a rendezvous point

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    BACKALLEY debut

    4D Locale for some shady deals

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    CAREERWOMEN debut

    53A Sabrina Carpenter and Anita Baker?

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    1
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    COUNTRYBOYS debut

    18A Michael Jordan and Anatole France?

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    1
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    FIRELANES debut

    33D No-parking areas in front of buildings

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    IMAGERS debut

    51A X-ray machines, e.g.

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    1
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    LANDLADIES debut

    28A Faith Hill and Sally Field?

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    1
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    MATERIALGIRLS debut

    34A Jenny Slate and Emma Stone?

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    WEATHERMEN debut

    41A John Snow and Robert Frost?

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