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Sunday · 140 answers · 38 debuts

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

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    ARE

    35D "What ___ the odds?"

    56
    533
  2. 2
    EEL

    121D Snake ___

    53
    487
  3. 3
    EASE

    59D Leisure

    40
    334
  4. 4
    SHE

    103A Word before "loves me" and "loves me not"

    35
    345
  5. 5
    PTA

    37A Mom-and-pop grp.

    25
    240
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    NEON

    91D It's a gas

    24
    219
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    ASK

    13D Name as a price

    24
    204
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    TON

    5D Lot

    21
    209
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    DOE

    9D Mr. X

    19
    192
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    AFRO

    114A ___-American

    18
    170
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    USSR

    48A One of the Allies of W.W. II

    17
    171
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    LESS

    67A A reduced state

    17
    167
  13. 13
    REAP

    99D Collect

    17
    155
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    IRENE

    85D Sherlock's lady friend

    16
    208
  15. 15
    DEM

    83D J.F.K. or F.D.R.

    15
    93
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    SCI

    102D Chem. or biol.

    13
    179
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    RETRO

    104D So out it's in

    12
    109
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    IKE

    28D Whom "I Like"

    11
    181
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    SHOE

    49D Nursery rhyme residence

    11
    125
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    TORO

    98A Matador's opponent

    11
    115
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    ENID

    2D Site of Vance Air Force Base

    10
    232
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    TENOR

    38D Drift

    10
    107
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    OASIS

    74D Haven

    10
    104
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    DIANA

    75D Casualty of 1997

    10
    71
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    NEA

    14D Grant giver, for short

    9
    217
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    ARGO

    110D Medea rode on it

    9
    148
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    TILE

    1D Scrabble draw

    9
    114
  28. 28
    ALF

    63A Gov. Landon

    9
    104
  29. 29
    TRESS

    45D Pigtail

    9
    101
  30. 30
    AMAZE

    108A Floor

    9
    70
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    UTILE

    43D Handy

    9
    67
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    NARC

    41A Dealer's nemesis

    7
    121
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    YSL

    120D Fashion inits.

    7
    99
  34. 34
    IDEAS

    80D Abstractions

    7
    95
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    EDGAR

    8A The "E" in E. L. Doctorow

    7
    80
  36. 36
    MONO

    109D Glandular fever, for short

    7
    69
  37. 37
    CODE

    73A Binary ___

    7
    66
  38. 38
    MANE

    19D Neck band?

    6
    92
  39. 39
    ONEDGE

    53A Anxious

    6
    48
  40. 40
    CHILI

    73D Hot dog garnish

    6
    42
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    GRIP

    79A Handlebar feature

    5
    50
  42. 42
    XII

    27A Sundial letters

    5
    39
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    ROPES

    44D Buntlines, e.g.

    4
    28
  44. 44
    EDDA

    25D Collection of legends

    3
    72
  45. 45
    AGHA

    112A Eastern pooh-bah

    3
    66
  46. 46
    HAW

    119D Turn left

    3
    62
  47. 47
    NOB

    94D Bean

    3
    59
  48. 48
    EKG

    8D Hosp. test

    3
    44
  49. 49
    AIRES

    55D Buenos ___

    3
    37
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    WILD

    29A Junglelike

    3
    28
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    PORN

    66D Smut

    3
    20
  52. 52
    LAKE

    3D Camp locale

    2
    62
  53. 53
    UNC

    52D Dean Smith's sch.

    2
    46
  54. 54
    HURT

    42A Smart

    2
    45
  55. 55
    PEACH

    81D Gorgeous Georgian?

    2
    23
  56. 56
    AQUAS

    15D Waters

    2
    20
  57. 57
    FINI debut

    115D Done, in Verdun

    2
    20
  58. 58
    ITSONME debut

    127A Treater's words

    2
    20
  59. 59
    HAIRDO

    82A Bun, for one

    2
    19
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    INAHOLE debut

    20A Trapped

    2
    18
  61. 61
    ZOOT

    111D Kind of suit

    2
    18
  62. 62
    PION debut

    77D Subatomic particle

    2
    12
  63. 63
    REBUT

    50D Confute

    2
    11
  64. 64
    THRUM

    105D Guitar sound

    2
    11
  65. 65
    GROWN

    10D In the majority?

    2
    7
  66. 66
    SMELT

    129A Upriver spawner

    1
    62
  67. 67
    AFORE

    30A Ere

    1
    39
  68. 68
    EUROPE

    65A "___ on $45 a Day"

    1
    34
  69. 69
    IOC

    113A Games grp.

    1
    34
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    SHELF

    4D Rock layer

    1
    33
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    OSA

    124D Actress Massen of "Tokyo Rose"

    1
    31
  72. 72
    ANAGRAM

    13A Rattles, for 1-Across

    1
    27
  73. 73
    ISABEL

    89A Sanford of "The Jeffersons"

    1
    24
  74. 74
    FELON

    64D One facing life, maybe

    1
    18
  75. 75
    PROB debut

    37D "No ___!" (slangy O.K.)

    1
    17
  76. 76
    RAGLAN

    12D Loose overcoat

    1
    16
  77. 77
    UNRIPE

    57A Green, maybe

    1
    16
  78. 78
    NOSALT

    101A Like some diets

    1
    12
  79. 79
    FRISBEE

    68A Park toy

    1
    9
  80. 80
    COSSACK

    96A Taras Bulba, notably

    1
    6
  81. 81
    LIKENEW debut

    23A Hardly used

    1
    5
  82. 82
    REWINDS debut

    7D Goes back to the start

    1
    5
  83. 83
    OISEAU

    92A French flier

    1
    3
  84. 84
    ALAR

    18D Brand of daminozide

    0
    109
  85. 85
    SNEE

    95A Snick-or-___

    0
    92
  86. 86
    OREM

    117D Utah city

    0
    86
  87. 87
    RST

    122D Alphabetic sequence

    0
    80
  88. 88
    REMO

    17D San ___

    0
    43
  89. 89
    EDEL

    26A Pulitzer-winning biographer Leon

    0
    23
  90. 90
    REMS

    116D Sleep phenomena

    0
    22
  91. 91
    ANDEAN

    40A Kind of condor

    0
    18
  92. 92
    ORGANS

    100D They may be vital

    0
    17
  93. 93
    SOBIG

    60A Novel by 47-Down

    0
    16
  94. 94
    DUKE

    88D 52-Down rival

    0
    15
  95. 95
    TELSTAR

    1A Launch of July 1962

    0
    14
  96. 96
    ECOLES

    61A Universités

    0
    13
  97. 97
    TORII

    84A Japanese portal

    0
    13
  98. 98
    GUFF

    16D Back talk

    0
    12
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    YAKOV

    107D Comedian Smirnoff

    0
    11
  100. 100
    ADAH

    108D Wife of Esau

    0
    10
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    EQUATOR debut

    51A 0 degrees

    0
    10
  102. 102
    ADRIP

    11D Leaking

    0
    8
  103. 103
    LINEMAN

    93A Center or end

    0
    8
  104. 104
    NUKES

    126A Zaps, in a way

    0
    8
  105. 105
    SEALUP debut

    76A Thoroughly confine

    0
    8
  106. 106
    KORDA

    21A 1930's-40's director Zoltan ___

    0
    7
  107. 107
    ANGORAS

    125A Certain sweaters

    0
    6
  108. 108
    INSTS debut

    34D Schools for engrs.

    0
    6
  109. 109
    ISAR

    97A Munich's river

    0
    5
  110. 110
    MCQUEEN debut

    36D "Papillon" star

    0
    5
  111. 111
    ALEXANDER

    6D With 87-Down, Wit's End resident called "Old Vitriol and Violets"

    0
    4
  112. 112
    AMERE debut

    39D "'Tis ___ bagatelle!"

    0
    4
  113. 113
    EGOISTE debut

    72D Chanel fragrance

    0
    4
  114. 114
    ATAVISM

    130A Reversion

    0
    3
  115. 115
    TENONED

    71A Made for a mortise

    0
    3
  116. 116
    BORNFREE debut

    58A 1966 movie that won Best Original Score

    0
    2
  117. 117
    DOROTHYPARKER debut

    118A She said "You can lead a horticulture, but you can't make her think"

    0
    2
  118. 118
    EDNAFERBER debut

    47D She replied to Noël Coward's "You look almost like a man!" with "And so do you"

    0
    2
  119. 119
    HOOTOWL debut

    128A Nocturnal noisemaker

    0
    2
  120. 120
    ISOLATO debut

    69D Loner

    0
    2
  121. 121
    KOOKIER debut

    123A More eccentric

    0
    2
  122. 122
    REMENDS debut

    46A Patches again

    0
    2
  123. 123
    AELBATD debut

    54D See 54-Across

    0
    1
  124. 124
    ATTHEAL debut

    54A Where the smart set sat [answer to be entered in the appropriate manner]

    0
    1
  125. 125
    BAKKE debut

    106D Winner of a noted 1978 Supreme Court case

    0
    1
  126. 126
    CAHOKIA debut

    96D ___ Mounds (Illinois historical site)

    0
    1
  127. 127
    DNUORNI debut

    90A See 54-Across

    0
    1
  128. 128
    EURUS debut

    70D East wind, in Greek myth

    0
    1
  129. 129
    FRANKLINPADAMS debut

    31A "I wish you a meretricious and a happy New Year" penner

    0
    1
  130. 130
    GEORGEKAUFMAN debut

    24A Writer who said "Satire is what closes Saturday night"

    0
    1
  131. 131
    HAROLDROSS debut

    42D Editor who "looked like a dishonest Abe Lincoln"

    0
    1
  132. 132
    LAUT debut

    33D Island southeast of Borneo

    0
    1
  133. 133
    LGONQUI debut

    56D See 54-Across

    0
    1
  134. 134
    RANGFOR debut

    32D Summoned, as a butler

    0
    1
  135. 135
    REAO debut

    62A Island in French Polynesia

    0
    1
  136. 136
    ROBERTBENCHLEY debut

    104A "From Bed to Worse" writer

    0
    1
  137. 137
    SEQUELA debut

    22A Secondary result

    0
    1
  138. 138
    SQR debut

    78A Plaza abbr.

    0
    1
  139. 139
    UNWOODED debut

    86A Prairielike

    0
    1
  140. 140
    WOOLLCOTT debut

    87D See 6-Down

    0
    1