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September 13, 2026 22×22 grid 160 clues Sunday
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Welcome back, puzzler. The NYT Crossword for Sunday, September 13, 2026 is live: a 22x22 grid with 160 clues to fill in, 80 Across and 80 Down. If yesterday's grid took you a while, today's is a fresh start.

Here's how this page works: the five hints below start with nothing but opening letters and end with two entries handed over outright, so reveal them one at a time and stop the moment the long answers start falling. The full set of answers sits in the green box further down, organized by Across and Down, locked behind a tap. Nothing here reveals itself on its own, not a long entry and not the shortest crossing.

Letters first, then whole entries. Stop when the long answers begin to fall.

1 Across starting lettersHow does every Across entry open? 1 S · 6 S · 12 D · 17 S · 20 I · 21 K · 22 I · 23 C · 24 F · 26 A · 28 T · 29 L · 30 L · 31 N · 32 O · 33 E · 35 L · 37 C · 41 R · 43 P · 46 M · 47 G · 48 H · 50 R · 52 A · 54 B · 56 T · 57 G · 59 A · 61 G · 62 S · 63 W · 64 M · 66 S · 70 E · 72 I · 73 T · 74 N · 75 S · 79 N · 84 A · 85 T · 86 H · 87 E · 88 Z · 89 Y · 90 C · 92 V · 94 N · 96 C · 99 S · 100 E · 101 K · 103 H · 106 S · 107 U · 109 R · 112 T · 114 P · 115 A · 117 T · 120 A · 122 A · 123 S · 124 A · 127 W · 129 P · 132 L · 134 M · 135 I · 136 T · 138 S · 141 S · 142 E · 143 E · 144 R · 145 T · 146 S · 147 L · 148 S.
2 Down starting lettersAnd every Down entry? 1 S · 2 A · 3 F · 4 E · 5 R · 6 S · 7 P · 8 A · 9 T · 10 A · 11 T · 12 D · 13 I · 14 N · 15 A · 16 R · 17 S · 18 O · 19 D · 25 S · 27 M · 34 S · 36 S · 37 C · 38 E · 39 C · 40 E · 42 T · 44 O · 45 M · 49 A · 51 I · 53 E · 54 B · 55 R · 58 S · 60 S · 65 M · 66 S · 67 T · 68 E · 69 M · 71 R · 75 S · 76 P · 77 O · 78 T · 79 N · 80 O · 81 T · 82 M · 83 E · 91 U · 93 O · 95 A · 96 C · 97 L · 98 O · 102 I · 104 B · 105 O · 106 S · 108 T · 110 E · 111 T · 113 T · 116 P · 117 T · 118 H · 119 A · 121 S · 125 P · 126 S · 128 O · 130 O · 131 S · 133 E · 137 A · 139 A · 140 D.
3 The longest entryWhich entry is doing the most work? 24 Across ("Certain group of orchestral winds") runs 12 letters, starts with F and ends with N.
4 A foothold, freeGive me one entry outright? 24 Across is FLUTESECTION. On a full grid the longest entry crosses a dozen others, so this is the cheapest way in.
5 The three-letter fillWhat are the 3-letter answers? 17 Across is SOD, 23 Across is CPU, 28 Across is TUG, 30 Across is LPS, 31 Across is NEO, 32 Across is OAR, 47 Across is GEM, 54 Across is BRO, 62 Across is STL, 72 Across is IAM, 74 Across is NYE, 85 Across is TSA, 88 Across is ZEN, 94 Across is NDA, 99 Across is SOS, 100 Across is ENT, 101 Across is KIT, 103 Across is HBO, 122 Across is ARE, 123 Across is SAT, 132 Across is LTE, 134 Across is MOE, 143 Across is EON, 147 Across is LTD, 4 Down is EBT, 8 Down is ART, 15 Down is ANA, 18 Down is OPT, 19 Down is DUH, 27 Down is MAV, 34 Down is SAY, 42 Down is TUT, 44 Down is ORG, 45 Down is MAI, 51 Down is INS, 53 Down is EWE, 54 Down is BAM, 55 Down is RIO, 65 Down is MAC, 75 Down is SHE, 83 Down is END, 95 Down is AHI, 104 Down is BOA, 111 Down is TOT, 116 Down is PRO, 137 Down is AMP, 139 Down is AND, 140 Down is DEE. Short entries are the classic crosswordese that unlock everything around them.

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NYT Crossword Answers for September 13

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Across (80)

  1. 1

    Less injurious

    5-letter words ·start with S ·end in R

  2. 6

    Showed some real malice toward

    6-letter words ·start with S ·end in T

  3. 12

    Mideast currency

    5-letter words ·start with D ·end in R

  4. 17

    Landscaper's timesaver

    3-letter words ·start with S ·end in D

  5. 20

    "Well, how about that?!"

    5-letter words ·start with I ·end in E

  6. 21

    Practice taught in a dojo

    6-letter words ·start with K ·end in E

  7. 22

    Combined

    5-letter words ·start with I ·end in E

  8. 23

    Computer's "brain," in brief

    3-letter words ·start with C ·end in U

  9. 24

    Certain group of orchestral winds

    12-letter words ·start with F ·end in N

  10. 26

    Large insect named from Greek myth

    9-letter words ·start with A ·end in H

  11. 28

    Yank

    3-letter words ·start with T ·end in G

  12. 29

    Hook for a newspaper article

    4-letter words ·start with L ·end in E

  13. 30

    Forerunners of CDs

    3-letter words ·start with L ·end in S

  14. 31

    New start?

    3-letter words ·start with N ·end in O

  15. 32

    Nautical lever

    3-letter words ·start with O ·end in R

  16. 33

    "De dónde ___ tú?" ("Where are you from?": Sp.)

    4-letter words ·start with E ·end in S

  17. 35

    Rope in

    5-letter words ·start with L ·end in O

  18. 37

    Mechanic's offering

    10-letter words ·start with C ·end in E

  19. 41

    Told, as a story

    7-letter words ·start with R ·end in D

  20. 43

    Special offer

    5-letter words ·start with P ·end in O

  21. 46

    Turn from solid to liquid

    4-letter words ·start with M ·end in T

  22. 47

    Diamond, e.g.

    3-letter words ·start with G ·end in M

  23. 48

    Santa Fe automaker

    7-letter words ·start with H ·end in I

  24. 50

    Two of them make up a diameter

    5-letter words ·start with R ·end in I

  25. 52

    Chilling

    6-letter words ·start with A ·end in E

  26. 54

    Frat ___

    3-letter words ·start with B ·end in O

  27. 56

    Sharp nail

    5-letter words ·start with T ·end in N

  28. 57

    Group project on a winter's day, perhaps

    12-letter words ·start with G ·end in N

  29. 59

    What snobby people put on

    4-letter words ·start with A ·end in S

  30. 61

    ___ Simmons, founding member of Kiss

    4-letter words ·start with G ·end in E

  31. 62

    Missouri airport code

    3-letter words ·start with S ·end in L

  32. 63

    Highly anomalous

    5-letter words ·start with W ·end in D

  33. 64

    Distraction-limiting lifestyle trend

    8-letter words ·start with M ·end in E

  34. 66

    [24-Across]

    4-letter words ·start with S ·end in M

  35. 70

    Rake in

    4-letter words ·start with E ·end in N

  36. 72

    Enthusiastic response to "Who's ready?"

    3-letter words ·start with I ·end in M

  37. 73

    [37-Across]

    4-letter words ·start with T ·end in I

  38. 74

    Celebration between Xmas and M.L.K. Day

    3-letter words ·start with N ·end in E

  39. 75

    Classic Dalmatian name

    4-letter words ·start with S ·end in T

  40. 79

    "Am I invisible or what?!"

    8-letter words ·start with N ·end in E

  41. 84

    [41-Across]

    4-letter words ·start with A ·end in N

  42. 85

    Airport screening org.

    3-letter words ·start with T ·end in A

  43. 86

    Another name for Vishnu, translating to "the remover"

    4-letter words ·start with H ·end in I

  44. 87

    Broadway's "Dear ___ Hansen"

    4-letter words ·start with E ·end in N

  45. 88

    Mellow, in a way

    3-letter words ·start with Z ·end in N

  46. 89

    [57-Across]

    4-letter words ·start with Y ·end in I

  47. 90

    Prompts to play, while conducting

    6-letter words ·start with C ·end in N

  48. 92

    Largest zodiac constellation

    5-letter words ·start with V ·end in O

  49. 94

    Privacy doc

    3-letter words ·start with N ·end in A

  50. 96

    Material in reusable diapers

    5-letter words ·start with C ·end in H

  51. 99

    Rihanna song with the lyric "Please, someone help me"

    3-letter words ·start with S ·end in S

  52. 100

    Tonsil doc

    3-letter words ·start with E ·end in T

  53. 101

    Baby fox

    3-letter words ·start with K ·end in T

  54. 103

    Pioneering premium channel

    3-letter words ·start with H ·end in O

  55. 106

    Pole, e.g.

    4-letter words ·start with S ·end in V

  56. 107

    Advantageous

    5-letter words ·start with U ·end in E

  57. 109

    Qualm

    11-letter words ·start with R ·end in N

  58. 112

    Plot feature of "Planet of the Apes"

    10-letter words ·start with T ·end in L

  59. 114

    Casals who popularized Bach's cello suites

    5-letter words ·start with P ·end in O

  60. 115

    Suitable

    11-letter words ·start with A ·end in E

  61. 117

    Source of the word "tuk-tuk" used for a motorized rickshaw

    4-letter words ·start with T ·end in I

  62. 120

    Crumb carriers

    4-letter words ·start with A ·end in S

  63. 122

    "What ___ we doing?"

    3-letter words ·start with A ·end in E

  64. 123

    Took a load off

    3-letter words ·start with S ·end in T

  65. 124

    Cousins of cobras

    4-letter words ·start with A ·end in S

  66. 127

    "Good job!"

    7-letter words ·start with W ·end in O

  67. 129

    Absorbent

    6-letter words ·start with P ·end in S

  68. 132

    Cell network letters

    3-letter words ·start with L ·end in E

  69. 134

    Co-Stooge of Larry

    3-letter words ·start with M ·end in E

  70. 135

    Reply to "Nuh-uh!"

    5-letter words ·start with I ·end in O

  71. 136

    1990s exercise fad

    5-letter words ·start with T ·end in O

  72. 138

    Descended with rappelling ropes

    10-letter words ·start with S ·end in N

  73. 141

    Step forcefully

    5-letter words ·start with S ·end in P

  74. 142

    Alternative to a username when logging in

    5-letter words ·start with E ·end in L

  75. 143

    1,000,000,000 years

    3-letter words ·start with E ·end in N

  76. 144

    Stank

    6-letter words ·start with R ·end in D

  77. 145

    Builds muscle

    5-letter words ·start with T ·end in S

  78. 146

    Period of letting loose

    5-letter words ·start with S ·end in E

  79. 147

    Abbr. after some business names

    3-letter words ·start with L ·end in D

  80. 148

    Looks of contempt

    6-letter words ·start with S ·end in S

Down (80)

  1. 1

    Flour de-clumper

    6-letter words ·start with S ·end in R

  2. 2

    Intriguing appeal

    6-letter words ·start with A ·end in E

  3. 3

    Cornet lookalike

    10-letter words ·start with F ·end in N

  4. 4

    Food assistance syst.

    3-letter words ·start with E ·end in T

  5. 5

    Easily recite, with "off"

    4-letter words ·start with R ·end in L

  6. 6

    Scampered away

    10-letter words ·start with S ·end in D

  7. 7

    Walks nervously, in a way

    5-letter words ·start with P ·end in S

  8. 8

    Jazz drummer Blakey

    3-letter words ·start with A ·end in T

  9. 9

    Customize (to)

    6-letter words ·start with T ·end in R

  10. 10

    Over

    4-letter words ·start with A ·end in P

  11. 11

    Stunners, so to speak

    4-letter words ·start with T ·end in S

  12. 12

    William and Harry's mum

    5-letter words ·start with D ·end in A

  13. 13

    Occasional

    12-letter words ·start with I ·end in T

  14. 14

    Like choices that can't turn out that badly

    6-letter words ·start with N ·end in E

  15. 15

    Japan's largest carrier

    3-letter words ·start with A ·end in A

  16. 16

    Locale with many seasonal businesses

    10-letter words ·start with R ·end in N

  17. 17

    Previously unseen sporting result (term coined in 2014)

    9-letter words ·start with S ·end in I

  18. 18

    Pick, with "for"

    3-letter words ·start with O ·end in T

  19. 19

    "That's obvious!"

    3-letter words ·start with D ·end in H

  20. 25

    Mabel Mora's portrayer on "Only Murders in the Building"

    11-letter words ·start with S ·end in Z

  21. 27

    Dallas baller

    3-letter words ·start with M ·end in V

  22. 34

    Use your words?

    3-letter words ·start with S ·end in Y

  23. 36

    Central support

    5-letter words ·start with S ·end in E

  24. 37

    Concluding passage, in music

    4-letter words ·start with C ·end in A

  25. 38

    Enthusiasm

    4-letter words ·start with E ·end in N

  26. 39

    French film award

    5-letter words ·start with C ·end in R

  27. 40

    Reword, perhaps

    5-letter words ·start with E ·end in D

  28. 42

    Child king of Egypt

    3-letter words ·start with T ·end in T

  29. 44

    URL ender for many nonprofits

    3-letter words ·start with O ·end in G

  30. 45

    ___ tai

    3-letter words ·start with M ·end in I

  31. 49

    Primo

    4-letter words ·start with A ·end in E

  32. 51

    Hookups

    3-letter words ·start with I ·end in S

  33. 53

    Isle of ___ (Scottish locale whose name sounds like an expression of endearment)

    3-letter words ·start with E ·end in E

  34. 54

    Sound of impact

    3-letter words ·start with B ·end in M

  35. 55

    Home of the Christ the Redeemer statue

    3-letter words ·start with R ·end in O

  36. 58

    Brings the house down, like a comic

    5-letter words ·start with S ·end in S

  37. 60

    Moving between the poles?

    6-letter words ·start with S ·end in G

  38. 65

    Computer covered by AppleCare

    3-letter words ·start with M ·end in C

  39. 66

    [109-Across]

    4-letter words ·start with S ·end in Y

  40. 67

    [115-Across]

    4-letter words ·start with T ·end in E

  41. 68

    [127-Across]

    4-letter words ·start with E ·end in T

  42. 69

    [138-Across]

    4-letter words ·start with M ·end in I

  43. 71

    What acids do when mixed with bases

    5-letter words ·start with R ·end in T

  44. 75

    ___-wolf

    3-letter words ·start with S ·end in E

  45. 76

    Secondhand lung irritant

    12-letter words ·start with P ·end in E

  46. 77

    Bird whose name comes from the Latin for "golden"

    6-letter words ·start with O ·end in E

  47. 78

    Glittery holiday strands

    6-letter words ·start with T ·end in L

  48. 79

    Not even once

    5-letter words ·start with N ·end in R

  49. 80

    Sheeplike

    5-letter words ·start with O ·end in E

  50. 81

    Pastries that can be very sweet, ironically

    5-letter words ·start with T ·end in S

  51. 82

    Tucked-away observations

    11-letter words ·start with M ·end in S

  52. 83

    Conclude

    3-letter words ·start with E ·end in D

  53. 91

    Shipmate of Spock

    5-letter words ·start with U ·end in A

  54. 93

    Pods in bhindi masala

    4-letter words ·start with O ·end in A

  55. 95

    Yellowfin tuna

    3-letter words ·start with A ·end in I

  56. 96

    Advertising award

    4-letter words ·start with C ·end in O

  57. 97

    Home décor options

    5-letter words ·start with L ·end in S

  58. 98

    As a whole

    7-letter words ·start with O ·end in L

  59. 102

    Hookup during infusion therapy, in brief

    5-letter words ·start with I ·end in G

  60. 104

    Mardi Gras accessory

    3-letter words ·start with B ·end in A

  61. 105

    Released with conditions

    8-letter words ·start with O ·end in E

  62. 106

    Topping for an apple crisp

    8-letter words ·start with S ·end in L

  63. 108

    "Toodles!"

    4-letter words ·start with T ·end in A

  64. 110

    Embodiment

    7-letter words ·start with E ·end in E

  65. 111

    Young 'un

    3-letter words ·start with T ·end in T

  66. 113

    Snickers

    7-letter words ·start with T ·end in S

  67. 116

    Expert

    3-letter words ·start with P ·end in O

  68. 117

    Soft-serve request

    5-letter words ·start with T ·end in T

  69. 118

    Must

    5-letter words ·start with H ·end in O

  70. 119

    Deandre ___, N.B.A. center who was picked first in the 2018 draft

    5-letter words ·start with A ·end in N

  71. 121

    Weapon used by some chimpanzees

    5-letter words ·start with S ·end in R

  72. 125

    Lead-in to grid or play

    5-letter words ·start with P ·end in R

  73. 126

    Puts in the mail

    5-letter words ·start with S ·end in S

  74. 128

    "My bad!"

    4-letter words ·start with O ·end in S

  75. 130

    Off Broadway award

    4-letter words ·start with O ·end in E

  76. 131

    ___-free

    4-letter words ·start with S ·end in T

  77. 133

    Heaven on earth

    4-letter words ·start with E ·end in N

  78. 137

    Boomer at a concert

    3-letter words ·start with A ·end in P

  79. 139

    It's sometimes shortened to the letter "N"

    3-letter words ·start with A ·end in D

  80. 140

    Dennis's sister on "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia"

    3-letter words ·start with D ·end in E

Blank tiles show each answer's length. Tap a strip to fill it in. Stuck on one? First letters deals just each entry's opening tile.

Yesterday's longest answer (#24,398): THATDOESIT · full breakdown ›

About today's grid #24,416

Answer count

160 answers in total: 80 Across and 80 Down.

Longest and shortest

The longest answer runs 12 letters; the shortest run 3 letters (48 of them).

Letter check

E is today's most common letter, appearing 54 times across the grid.

By the numbers

Puzzle #24,416, published Sunday, September 13, 2026, edited by Will Shortz and built by Henry Lin-David and Frank S. David.

Crossword strategy that actually helps

Proven habits from top solvers, useful today and every day.

Do a first pass for gimmes

Skim every clue before committing to one. Short, direct clues (abbreviations, fill-in-the-blanks) fall fastest and open up the grid.

Fill the short answers first

Three and four letter answers lean on common words and abbreviations, so bank those before the long ones.

Watch for question marks

A "?" means the clue is playing a game with you. From Thursday onward the question marks cluster around the gimmick, so treat them as a map of the theme.

Lean on crossings

Unsure of a letter? Solve the crossing clue instead of guessing, and let it fill the gap for you.

Work in sections

A big grid is really several small ones stitched together. Clear one corner fully before moving to the next.

Difficulty grows through the week

Monday and Tuesday puzzles lean on straightforward definitions; by Friday and Saturday, expect trickier wordplay and less common vocabulary. Sunday is typically Thursday-level with a bigger grid.

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The New York Times Crossword is the daily flagship: a full-size grid of interlocking answers that has run since 1942. Unlike most puzzles, its difficulty is scheduled, climbing steadily from Monday to Saturday.

  1. 1 Sweep the Acrosses, then the Downs

    Fill in only what you are certain of on the first pass. Confidence, not completeness, is the goal of the opening sweep.
  2. 2 Anchor on the long answers

    The longest entries usually carry the theme. Cracking one gives you a letter in almost every crossing word.
  3. 3 Read the clue exactly as written

    Tense, plurality, and part of speech in the clue always match the answer. A question mark signals wordplay, and an abbreviation in the clue means an abbreviated answer.
  4. 4 Finish the grid

    There is no guess limit. Solvers who care about the streak simply have to finish before the next day starts.
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No limit

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Why do puzzles get harder through the week?

The NYT ramps difficulty on purpose: Monday is the easiest day and Saturday the hardest, with Sunday landing at a mid-week difficulty on a larger grid. Same editorial team, same clue conventions, just more wordplay and less common vocabulary as the week goes on.

How is the full Crossword different from the Mini?

The Mini is a small grid, usually 5x5, solvable in a couple of minutes. The full daily Crossword runs 15x15 on weekdays and up to 21x21 on Sundays, with dozens more clues and a much wider range of difficulty across the week.

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Which day of the week is hardest?

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Past NYT Crossword answers

The longest answer from each recent grid, organized by month. A full crossword has no single solution, so we list the marquee entry: the longest fill, which is usually the one carrying the theme. Today's stays blurred until you tap it.

DatePuzzleAnswer
Sep 13Today #24,416 FLUTESECTION
Sep 11 #24,398 SOBADITSGOOD
Sep 10 #24,400 EASEOFOPERATION
Sep 09 #24,397 LOOSECANNON
Sep 08 #24,392 WALGREENS
Sep 07 #24,393 ELEVATORMUSIC
Sep 06 #24,381 FLASHDANCESWITHWOLVES
Sep 04 #24,366 JENGATOWER
Sep 03 #24,379 CLASSROOM
Sep 02 #24,377 MISCHIEFMANAGED
Sep 01 #24,378 SAUSAGELINK
Aug 31 #24,365 BUTTERFINGERS
Aug 30 #24,350 RECURRINGCHARACTERS
Aug 28 #24,348 WELLWELLWELL
Aug 27 #24,347 ZZBUALDRIN
Aug 26 #24,346 SALTEDCARAMEL
Aug 25 #24,345 PERSEIDS
Aug 24 #24,344 HELLORHIGHWATER
Aug 23 #24,324 ONEAPENNYTWOAPENNYHOTCROSSBUNS
Aug 21 #24,322 CRASHINGOUT
Aug 20 #24,321 FORWARDTHINKING
Aug 19 #24,288 GOOSEFEATHERS
Aug 18 #24,320 MOONLIGHTSONATA
Aug 17 #24,319 LOUIELOUIE
Aug 16 #24,305 DOCTORSWITHOUTBORDERS
Aug 14 #24,304 IMEANCOMEON
Aug 13 #24,301 GOBERSERK
Aug 12 #24,250 INTERNETTRAFFIC
Aug 11 #24,303 FLAMINGLIPS
Aug 10 #24,294 STEPBYSTEP
Aug 09 #24,277 COMEONINTHEWATERSFINE
Aug 07 #24,286 CATSOUTOFTHEBAG
Aug 06 #24,285 JAMAICANRUM
Aug 05 #24,278 MASSAGES
Aug 04 #24,266 DELHIPLATTERS
Aug 03 #24,284 ICECREAMMAKER
Aug 02 #24,275 OFFROADVEHICLE
Jul 31 #24,252 UPSANDDOWNS
Jul 30 #24,251 CHARLIESHEEN
Jul 29 #24,254 PARTYCRASHER
Jul 28 #24,249 MASSACHUSETTS
Jul 27 #24,237 SOLOMONISLANDS
Jul 26 #24,232 PRINCESSPEACH
Jul 24 #24,226 BINGEWATCHING
Jul 23 #24,227 ENCHILADAS
Jul 22 #24,236 SPINTHEBOTTLE
Jul 21 #24,235 BADABINGBADABOOM
Jul 20 #24,234 SCRABBLETILE
Jul 19 #24,220 UNEARNEDRUN
Jul 17 #24,218 SCALLIONPANCAKE
Jul 13 #24,188 IRONCURTAIN
Jul 06 #24,159 STOPDROPANDROLL
Jul 05 #24,136 POWERBEHINDTHETHRONE
Jul 03 #24,129 PRESIDENTIALRUN
Jul 02 #24,168 DELEGATIONS
Jul 01 #24,175 PARALLELUNIVERSE
Jun 30 #24,144 MOVIETHEATER
Jun 29 #24,150 INTELLIGENTGENT
Jun 28 #24,119 STUCKOUTLIKEASORETHUMB
Jun 26 #24,121 EXTRALARGEPIZZA
Jun 25 #24,124 OVERTHINK
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Jun 21 #24,101 THATSATALLORDER
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Jun 15 #24,103 PENCILSHARPENER
Jun 14 #24,044 SOPHPOOHPOOHSPOSHSHOP
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Jun 08 #24,045 PARALLELPARKING
Jun 07 #24,031 TWOOUTOFTHREE
Jun 05 #24,024 MAKEITMAKESENSE
Jun 04 #23,919 LOWESTIMATES
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May 28 #24,008 PASTORPRESENT
May 27 #24,006 FOURSCOREAND
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May 25 #23,991 GHOSTPEPPER
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May 22 #23,951 ASKINGFORAFRIEND
May 21 #23,950 BACKWARDSCAP
May 20 #23,949 OFFYEARELECTION
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May 18 #23,948 MINISTRYOFMAGIC
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May 11 #23,947 BILLBOARDCHARTS