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Sunday · 166 answers · 43 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ERA

    11D Two or more periods

    97
    791
  2. 2
    ATE

    30A Downed

    76
    598
  3. 3
    ARE

    119A Live

    56
    533
  4. 4
    OLE

    16D "Bravo!"

    54
    525
  5. 5
    AREA

    45A Tract

    46
    631
  6. 6
    TEN

    100D Late evening

    39
    369
  7. 7
    ESP

    130D Unproven facility

    35
    344
  8. 8
    OBOE

    38D ___ d'amore

    32
    315
  9. 9
    EWE

    62A She's put out to pasture

    31
    302
  10. 10
    HER

    36A "And I Love ___"

    27
    237
  11. 11
    RAN

    84A Printed

    25
    291
  12. 12
    SRO

    124A Kind of hotel

    24
    251
  13. 13
    ANEW

    66D Over

    23
    237
  14. 14
    ESS

    92A Big dictionary section

    22
    413
  15. 15
    ASPS

    85D Egyptian menaces

    22
    157
  16. 16
    ONUS

    2D Blame

    21
    197
  17. 17
    BOA

    56A Wrap

    21
    168
  18. 18
    ACES

    94D Crackerjacks

    20
    211
  19. 19
    AKA

    128D Alias

    19
    211
  20. 20
    SENSE

    75D Touch, say

    19
    180
  21. 21
    MAC

    29D "Buddy"

    19
    133
  22. 22
    THE

    20D Not just any

    18
    175
  23. 23
    BAR

    108D Ingot

    18
    157
  24. 24
    TALC

    6D Common powder

    17
    145
  25. 25
    WEE

    39D Baby

    16
    165
  26. 26
    EYRE

    47D Heroine of 1847

    15
    150
  27. 27
    RASP

    103A Horseshoer's need

    15
    137
  28. 28
    ALMA

    73A Heroine of Tennessee Williams's "Summer and Smoke"

    15
    130
  29. 29
    TESS

    41D Actress Harper

    14
    167
  30. 30
    LEIA

    10A "Star Wars" princess

    14
    116
  31. 31
    POET

    31A Shakespeare, e.g.

    14
    98
  32. 32
    GAP

    93A Break

    13
    131
  33. 33
    LAM

    10D Flight

    13
    128
  34. 34
    ATEASE

    110D Major command

    13
    111
  35. 35
    OMAR

    64D First name in bridge

    12
    252
  36. 36
    MEL

    113A Oscar-winning Gibson

    12
    151
  37. 37
    RBIS

    72D Grand slam foursome

    12
    83
  38. 38
    AWES

    61D Blows away

    12
    80
  39. 39
    ROSA

    84D Santa ___

    11
    137
  40. 40
    LOOT

    1A Heist gain

    11
    83
  41. 41
    ENS

    26A Clinton has two

    10
    270
  42. 42
    BASE

    56D Kind of path or pay

    10
    104
  43. 43
    KIWI

    123D New Zealander

    9
    71
  44. 44
    ARCS

    101A Pinball paths

    8
    109
  45. 45
    SOHO

    124D London's ___ Square

    8
    108
  46. 46
    TOPS

    136A The best

    8
    44
  47. 47
    YORE

    34D Yesteryear

    7
    100
  48. 48
    SLAV

    114A Moravian, e.g.

    7
    99
  49. 49
    WAN

    83A Whitish

    7
    85
  50. 50
    MARS

    70A Either "M" of M&M's

    7
    72
  51. 51
    IWIN debut

    68D Game-ending pronouncement

    7
    42
  52. 52
    ZEE

    55A Water around the Ijsselmeer

    6
    93
  53. 53
    ONS

    3D Switch settings

    6
    90
  54. 54
    AEON

    87D Seemingly forever

    6
    89
  55. 55
    ITLL

    12D "___ be all right"

    6
    67
  56. 56
    SWAM

    44D Traveled horizontally

    6
    56
  57. 57
    NAGS

    42D Bettors bet on them

    6
    44
  58. 58
    OHSO debut

    121D Very

    6
    37
  59. 59
    LEON

    1D "Dog Day Afternoon" character

    5
    101
  60. 60
    ORELSE

    25A Threatening finale

    5
    75
  61. 61
    FLEE

    63D Run for it

    5
    72
  62. 62
    COLE

    37D King ___ Trio (popular 40's combo)

    5
    53
  63. 63
    EROTIC

    40A Hot

    5
    51
  64. 64
    LEEDS

    115D English university town

    5
    51
  65. 65
    FOG

    63A Horror film staple

    5
    50
  66. 66
    GSPOT

    91D Subject of a 1982 best seller

    5
    19
  67. 67
    FETA

    88D Greek cheese

    4
    84
  68. 68
    ACTED

    117D Took steps

    4
    61
  69. 69
    BREW

    46D Cold one

    4
    43
  70. 70
    LARS

    78D 1968 Chemistry Nobelist Onsager

    4
    37
  71. 71
    SHREDS

    21D Remnants

    4
    29
  72. 72
    IRANI

    81A From Tabriz

    3
    99
  73. 73
    SONIA

    52D The duck in "Peter and the Wolf"

    3
    51
  74. 74
    SATED

    114D Full

    3
    48
  75. 75
    GRID

    93D Mapmaker's aid

    3
    36
  76. 76
    DOJO

    60D Karate school

    3
    25
  77. 77
    GETTO debut

    91A Irk

    3
    19
  78. 78
    INTERNET

    97D Forum locale

    3
    15
  79. 79
    ESSE

    80A Existentialist concern

    2
    181
  80. 80
    ATOZ

    138A Complete

    2
    80
  81. 81
    SKOAL

    14D Toast

    2
    42
  82. 82
    INNATE

    127A Unlearned

    2
    34
  83. 83
    JETE

    118A Bit of fancy footwork

    2
    34
  84. 84
    PRISM

    109D Geometrical solid

    2
    32
  85. 85
    SEDERS

    59A Some feasts

    2
    25
  86. 86
    STRATI debut

    116A Some clouds

    2
    18
  87. 87
    ICESKATE

    122A Make eights, maybe

    2
    14
  88. 88
    WISDOM

    111D Minerva's domain

    2
    14
  89. 89
    PUFF debut

    31D Bit of a drag

    2
    12
  90. 90
    BIGTOP debut

    108A Circus

    2
    11
  91. 91
    ODESA debut

    54D Black Sea port, new-style

    2
    9
  92. 92
    THISBE

    51D Lover of Pyramus

    2
    7
  93. 93
    NECKED debut

    133A Made out

    2
    5
  94. 94
    AUS

    131D Hung. neighbor

    1
    49
  95. 95
    LOMAN

    28A Miller hero

    1
    26
  96. 96
    ATTS

    73D Lawyers: Abbr.

    1
    24
  97. 97
    COULD

    37A Had the know-how

    1
    15
  98. 98
    SCARES

    8D Near misses, maybe

    1
    15
  99. 99
    WKS

    39A Mo. parts

    1
    13
  100. 100
    WARNS

    15D Alerts

    1
    10
  101. 101
    CALS

    35A Ripken, Jr. and Sr.

    1
    9
  102. 102
    ASSOCIATE

    13D Partner-to-be

    1
    8
  103. 103
    MEETME debut

    105D What to do "in St. Louis"

    1
    7
  104. 104
    IRONSIDES debut

    53D Armor-plated warship

    1
    6
  105. 105
    DINOSAURS

    86A Popular museum exhibits

    1
    4
  106. 106
    ENMITIES debut

    104A Hostilities

    1
    4
  107. 107
    RST

    132D Alphabet trio

    0
    80
  108. 108
    ONOR

    57D ___ about (approximately)

    0
    79
  109. 109
    STOA

    107A Greek architectural feature

    0
    75
  110. 110
    ATIE

    101D End in ___

    0
    47
  111. 111
    AWN

    110A Wheat part

    0
    45
  112. 112
    EMAG debut

    90D On-line periodical, for short

    0
    45
  113. 113
    PSS

    95D They follow signatures

    0
    44
  114. 114
    ARIOSO

    66A Vocal style

    0
    37
  115. 115
    EZIO

    79A Basso Pinza

    0
    36
  116. 116
    OATERS

    82A Wayne genre

    0
    36
  117. 117
    OPP

    126D On the other side of the street: Abbr.

    0
    29
  118. 118
    ISTS

    99D Followers

    0
    27
  119. 119
    BOZ

    43D Dickens alias

    0
    26
  120. 120
    REZA

    67D Shah ___ Pahlavi

    0
    19
  121. 121
    AEREO

    120A Correo ___ (airmail)

    0
    15
  122. 122
    GAMS

    65D Pinup features

    0
    15
  123. 123
    SMOOT

    5D Tariff co-sponsor of 1930

    0
    15
  124. 124
    ATNOON debut

    71D When shadows almost disappear

    0
    14
  125. 125
    STEADS debut

    135A Positions

    0
    12
  126. 126
    STRAYS

    50D Alley mewers

    0
    12
  127. 127
    STASI

    5A East German secret police

    0
    11
  128. 128
    BRADS debut

    33D Thin nails

    0
    10
  129. 129
    ENIDS

    112A Old-time actresses Markey and Bennett

    0
    10
  130. 130
    MEANTO debut

    70D Have it in mind

    0
    10
  131. 131
    DEMIT

    137A Call it quits

    0
    9
  132. 132
    OKLAHOMA

    17D Choctaw for "red people"

    0
    9
  133. 133
    LOUS

    77D Rawls and Reed

    0
    8
  134. 134
    ANITAS

    102A Hill and Bryant

    0
    7
  135. 135
    OLOF

    48A Former Swedish P.M. Palme

    0
    7
  136. 136
    INTEGRA debut

    106D An Acura

    0
    6
  137. 137
    WASIN

    69A Sat at home

    0
    6
  138. 138
    THORS debut

    58A Medium-range U.S. missiles

    0
    5
  139. 139
    VIOLENCE

    98D R-rating reason

    0
    5
  140. 140
    JAUNT

    118D Quick holiday

    0
    4
  141. 141
    TIEPOLO debut

    4D "The Crucifixion" painter

    0
    4
  142. 142
    ATDUSK debut

    7D When the sun goes down

    0
    3
  143. 143
    GASMAINS debut

    96D Underground network

    0
    3
  144. 144
    KALKAN debut

    23A Alpo competition

    0
    3
  145. 145
    PISTE debut

    22D Ski run

    0
    3
  146. 146
    SNEERING debut

    19D Derisive

    0
    3
  147. 147
    ARRIVESAT debut

    89D Reaches

    0
    2
  148. 148
    BEAMON debut

    46A 1968 track and field gold medalist

    0
    2
  149. 149
    BOBFOSSE debut

    43A "Cabaret" director

    0
    2
  150. 150
    FOSSAE debut

    88A Anatomical cavities

    0
    2
  151. 151
    PROCURES

    27A Buys or leases

    0
    2
  152. 152
    SENTBY debut

    32A Here on the authority of

    0
    2
  153. 153
    ASSUMESOWNERSHIP debut

    134A G

    0
    1
  154. 154
    DANMARINO debut

    60A Dolphin leader

    0
    1
  155. 155
    GIVESPERMISSIONTO debut

    96A L

    0
    1
  156. 156
    HOUSEHOLDANIMALS debut

    24A P

    0
    1
  157. 157
    IHNEN debut

    9D "Wie geht es ___?" (German greeting)

    0
    1
  158. 158
    KRITI debut

    76D Largest Greek island, to locals

    0
    1
  159. 159
    0
    1
  160. 160
    NODI debut

    42A Knots

    0
    1
  161. 161
    PASTEDON debut

    18D Attached, in a way

    0
    1
  162. 162
    RUIZ debut

    125D Runner Rosie

    0
    1
  163. 163
    SHEASTADIUMGROUP debut

    129A M

    0
    1
  164. 164
    SWOOPS debut

    14A Attack moves

    0
    1
  165. 165
    TENNISMATCHPARTS debut

    20A S

    0
    1
  166. 166
    WESTSIDESTORYGANG debut

    49A J

    0
    1