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Sunday · 138 answers · 33 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ATE

    98A Had

    75
    597
  2. 2
    EST

    3D Erhard's discipline

    55
    428
  3. 3
    EPEE

    53A One-on-one sport

    41
    343
  4. 4
    OAR

    92A Crew need

    36
    331
  5. 5
    SAD

    111D Down

    31
    236
  6. 6
    EMU

    112D Somewhat exotic meat

    27
    295
  7. 7
    ASA

    56A "___ precaution..."

    27
    230
  8. 8
    ATT

    4D Part of a toll-free long-distance number

    23
    161
  9. 9
    ASEA

    32D Underway to over there

    22
    326
  10. 10
    REST

    119A Kind of home or room

    22
    256
  11. 11
    ASIS

    90A Sale item label

    21
    183
  12. 12
    ITCH

    68D Smallpox symptom

    21
    135
  13. 13
    MRS

    91A Wife, with "the"

    21
    125
  14. 14
    USER

    34D Consumer

    19
    246
  15. 15
    EDIE

    107D Singer Adams

    19
    190
  16. 16
    EIRE

    62D St. Patrick's home

    18
    204
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    TRY

    114D Aim

    18
    180
  18. 18
    OWN

    9D Control

    17
    148
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    SEED

    101D Basis

    17
    141
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    SAL

    1D Gal of song

    14
    221
  21. 21
    ELENA

    100D Jean Renoir film heroine

    14
    177
  22. 22
    AROSE

    36A Awakened

    14
    154
  23. 23
    NAT

    110D Basketball Hall-of-Famer Holman

    13
    190
  24. 24
    SCI

    42A Sch. subject

    13
    179
  25. 25
    UTES

    78D Sport ___ (trucklike vehicles)

    13
    149
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    ALPO

    16D Purina alternative

    13
    138
  27. 27
    OMAR

    58A 90's actor Epps

    12
    252
  28. 28
    CIAO

    17D "Later!"

    12
    117
  29. 29
    BOO

    79A Jump causer

    12
    101
  30. 30
    LENA

    120A Russian river

    11
    140
  31. 31
    SHEA

    1A Where the 1986 World Series was won

    11
    126
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    TELL

    106D Rossini subject

    11
    100
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    DEI

    63D ___ gratia

    11
    83
  34. 34
    AIRS

    7D Haughtiness

    9
    110
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    MIRE

    45A Plowing woe

    9
    84
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    LEAD

    77D One of a ballroom couple

    8
    100
  37. 37
    EARNS

    35A Nets

    8
    81
  38. 38
    COCO

    55A Chanel fragrance

    8
    52
  39. 39
    FIRE

    69D Let go

    7
    55
  40. 40
    BAWL

    85D Cuss (out)

    7
    39
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    IMON

    52D "___ cloud nine!"

    7
    39
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    ENACTS

    115A Passes

    7
    38
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    OGLE

    58D Flirt with, maybe

    6
    200
  44. 44
    OLDS

    9A Automotive pioneer

    6
    103
  45. 45
    OLSEN

    80D O. Henry Award-winning author Tillie ___

    6
    76
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    IRONY

    44D "The Gift of the Magi" feature

    6
    50
  47. 47
    PARR

    54D One of Henry VIII's six

    6
    50
  48. 48
    SCAD

    5A Lot

    6
    36
  49. 49
    DETEST

    118A Can't stand

    6
    35
  50. 50
    ANKA

    81A Old "Tonight Show" theme writer

    5
    109
  51. 51
    WANE

    104D Dwindle

    5
    75
  52. 52
    TUBE

    39D Bassoon, basically

    5
    47
  53. 53
    PHAT debut

    103D Great, in slang

    5
    34
  54. 54
    SOPOR

    97D Deep, unnatural sleep

    5
    16
  55. 55
    AERIE

    72A Highflier's home?

    4
    147
  56. 56
    RET

    113D Abbr. after a general's name, maybe

    4
    114
  57. 57
    AIMEE

    57A "Voices Carry" vocalist Mann

    4
    71
  58. 58
    WIRE

    21A Kind of service

    4
    64
  59. 59
    SWEDE

    95A Nobel or Celsius, e.g.

    4
    61
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    MUM

    33A Saying nothing

    4
    42
  61. 61
    CACAO

    43D Tree with pods

    4
    37
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    TEEMED

    40D Was overrun

    4
    18
  63. 63
    STA

    41A Ticket place: Abbr.

    3
    158
  64. 64
    OPERAS

    61D "Wozzeck" and "Jenufa"

    3
    50
  65. 65
    MULE

    76A Part of a wagon train

    3
    48
  66. 66
    HILL

    82A Grade

    3
    46
  67. 67
    SAFER

    5D Less exposed

    3
    46
  68. 68
    ETALII

    22A List ender

    3
    39
  69. 69
    PENPAL

    25A Special correspondent

    3
    28
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    DUTY

    121A Tax

    3
    20
  71. 71
    INMATE

    24D Sentence completer

    3
    20
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    MAMMA debut

    29D Family head

    3
    18
  73. 73
    ABNER

    71D Li'l one

    2
    62
  74. 74
    ERNEST

    84D English poet Dowson

    2
    57
  75. 75
    TOAT

    83D Flawlessly

    2
    55
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    KILN

    18D Brickmaker's furnace

    2
    48
  77. 77
    SERGE

    12D Twilled fabric

    2
    45
  78. 78
    ETERNAL

    14D God, with "the"

    2
    42
  79. 79
    PANTS

    15D Cords

    2
    33
  80. 80
    GAUL

    66D Land on the Rubicon

    2
    26
  81. 81
    SEESRED

    86A Fumes

    2
    20
  82. 82
    PLASM

    70D Suffix with endo- or proto-

    2
    19
  83. 83
    TITANS

    73A Oceanus and brothers

    2
    17
  84. 84
    DREG debut

    11D Vestige

    2
    11
  85. 85
    HUA debut

    2D 1970's Chinese premier

    2
    8
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    ONEA

    116A Perfectly healthy, to the Army

    1
    175
  87. 87
    UTNE

    102D ___ Reader (eclectic magazine)

    1
    80
  88. 88
    EDGER

    62A Landscaper's tool

    1
    43
  89. 89
    LUCRE

    77A Profit

    1
    27
  90. 90
    DYLAN

    59A Luke's "90210" role

    1
    23
  91. 91
    SOANDSO

    93A No-goodnik

    1
    23
  92. 92
    STEELY

    105A Hard

    1
    19
  93. 93
    AGORAE

    88A Gathering places

    1
    15
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    ILOILO debut

    60A Panay seaport with a repetitive name

    1
    14
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    PANED debut

    70A Divided into sections

    1
    14
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    ARIOSI debut

    30D Some Bach compositions

    1
    11
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    LIONTAMER debut

    117A Person who cracks a whip

    1
    10
  98. 98
    MACABRE debut

    29A Like ghost stories

    1
    9
  99. 99
    SAYST debut

    95D "What ___ thou?"

    1
    9
  100. 100
    FELLAS debut

    67D Guys

    1
    8
  101. 101
    LINEMEN

    10D Blockers, e.g.

    1
    8
  102. 102
    REPARTEE

    13D Verbal dueling

    1
    7
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    SCYLLA

    48D Monster in the Strait of Messina

    1
    6
  104. 104
    APACE

    96D Swiftly

    0
    55
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    ETHANE

    108A Natural gas component

    0
    43
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    ABBE

    38D French clergyman

    0
    37
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    ALLOY

    64A Cupronickel, e.g.

    0
    27
  108. 108
    DADO

    8D Woodworking groove

    0
    24
  109. 109
    DATASET debut

    37A Computer program input

    0
    19
  110. 110
    TELSTAR

    47A 1962 NASA success

    0
    14
  111. 111
    ADDIS

    96A ___ Ababa

    0
    10
  112. 112
    CASTER

    28D Swiveling part

    0
    10
  113. 113
    GOALIES

    89D Savers by profession

    0
    7
  114. 114
    CLONED debut

    6D Identical

    0
    6
  115. 115
    DAFTER

    59D Less sane

    0
    6
  116. 116
    LBARS debut

    75A Some construction beams

    0
    6
  117. 117
    AUSTRALIA debut

    19A Onetime America's Cup champ

    0
    5
  118. 118
    BENSON debut

    26A "Soap" spinoff

    0
    5
  119. 119
    BUTENE debut

    46A Hydrocarbon derived from petroleum

    0
    5
  120. 120
    LAIRDS debut

    50D Scottish landowners

    0
    5
  121. 121
    MIDRIB debut

    76D Central vein of a leaf

    0
    5
  122. 122
    ODEDON debut

    94D Had too much of

    0
    5
  123. 123
    REPACK debut

    13A Prepare to go home, in a way

    0
    5
  124. 124
    RODENTS

    87D Marmots and such

    0
    5
  125. 125
    DEALSIN debut

    99A Sells

    0
    4
  126. 126
    HEADREST

    82D Whiplash preventer

    0
    4
  127. 127
    REBBE

    20D Jewish teacher

    0
    4
  128. 128
    FILI debut

    51D Thread: Prefix

    0
    2
  129. 129
    CORRALSNAKES debut

    31D Ranch infestation?

    0
    1
  130. 130
    EGGCARTOON debut

    27A Humpty Dumpty short?

    0
    1
  131. 131
    LATTEFORDINNER debut

    23A Coffee addict's meal?

    0
    1
  132. 132
    MORALFIBBER debut

    49A An otherwise well-behaved liar?

    0
    1
  133. 133
    PAINTEDDESSERT debut

    109A Ice cream as still life?

    0
    1
  134. 134
    SOLIDI debut

    74D Gold coins of ancient Rome

    0
    1
  135. 135
    SPRINGFIELDRIFFLE debut

    65A Method for mixing cards, Illinois-style?

    0
    1
  136. 136
    STOLLENBASES debut

    42D Yeast, fruit and nuts?

    0
    1
  137. 137
    SUPPERBOWL debut

    101A What to serve stew in?

    0
    1
  138. 138
    TEETHERBALL debut

    83A Tot's plaything?

    0
    1