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Sunday · 142 answers · 25 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ONE

    51A Last word of the year, often

    63
    612
  2. 2
    ALA

    112D ___ mort (melancholy)

    58
    513
  3. 3
    EST

    67D Exaggerator's suffix

    55
    428
  4. 4
    AREA

    96A Part of WATS

    46
    631
  5. 5
    LET

    38A Book end?

    33
    287
  6. 6
    OSLO

    13D 1952 Winter Olympics site

    32
    324
  7. 7
    ACHE

    35A Marathoner's complaint

    28
    282
  8. 8
    SIT

    110D Canine command

    26
    172
  9. 9
    AMP

    41D Gig gear

    25
    193
  10. 10
    MET

    77A Fulfilled

    25
    187
  11. 11
    ETE

    14D When Nancy is hot

    24
    320
  12. 12
    KNEE

    64A Place for padding or paddling

    24
    264
  13. 13
    ATL

    29A Part of NATO: Abbr.

    23
    171
  14. 14
    PRE

    34D Start to mature

    21
    175
  15. 15
    OUI

    88D Non's opposite

    20
    131
  16. 16
    LENT

    79D Time to give up

    19
    129
  17. 17
    REPO

    20D Defaulter's worry

    18
    146
  18. 18
    SEEN

    65D Gone out with

    16
    170
  19. 19
    THO

    42A E'en if

    16
    109
  20. 20
    IRATE

    16D Hot

    14
    194
  21. 21
    LEAN

    68A Exert pressure (on)

    14
    102
  22. 22
    OPTS

    73A Co-___ (appropriates)

    12
    132
  23. 23
    SOU

    11D Trifle

    11
    87
  24. 24
    ENS

    90A Minnesota twins?

    10
    270
  25. 25
    NAM

    39A Danielle Steel's "Message From ___"

    10
    113
  26. 26
    EDITS

    7A Time changes?

    9
    101
  27. 27
    MII

    82D Year in Sylvester II's papacy

    9
    34
  28. 28
    ESAI

    25A He played Bob in "La Bamba"

    8
    128
  29. 29
    USS

    93A Maritime inits.

    8
    110
  30. 30
    NUDE

    103D Uncovered

    8
    92
  31. 31
    NEEDY

    60A Hard up

    8
    79
  32. 32
    ELIS

    3D "The Whiffenpoof Song" singers

    7
    129
  33. 33
    HMO

    33D WellCare, for one

    7
    111
  34. 34
    TIM

    83A "Meet the Press" host Russert

    7
    109
  35. 35
    TART

    48D Cutting

    7
    99
  36. 36
    CST

    6D Chicago hrs.

    7
    65
  37. 37
    BMW

    113D 325i or Z3

    7
    56
  38. 38
    EVIAN

    47D Lake of Geneva resort

    7
    52
  39. 39
    TODATE

    84D So far

    7
    34
  40. 40
    SSR

    76D Georgia was one: Abbr.

    6
    161
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    ERSE

    80D Highlands tongue

    6
    160
  42. 42
    HESSE

    74A "Demian" author

    6
    94
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    ITEMS

    66D Agenda listing

    6
    79
  44. 44
    ADIOS

    119A "See ya"

    6
    78
  45. 45
    PESOS

    57A Mexican beans?

    6
    63
  46. 46
    ARCED

    92D Curvilinear

    5
    68
  47. 47
    TODD

    53D Lincoln in-law

    5
    61
  48. 48
    EJECT

    104A Bounce

    5
    49
  49. 49
    USERID

    55A Logging-on requirement

    5
    36
  50. 50
    GMS

    56A Baseball V.I.P.'s

    5
    32
  51. 51
    SEATS

    71A Some are cheap

    5
    27
  52. 52
    NRA

    86D "We Do Our Part" org.

    4
    262
  53. 53
    DDE

    61D W.W. II gen.

    4
    86
  54. 54
    PREY

    34A Hunted

    4
    70
  55. 55
    UVA

    54A Wahoos of the A.C.C.

    4
    67
  56. 56
    XED

    114D Crossed (out)

    4
    58
  57. 57
    AMFM

    106A Kind of radio

    4
    57
  58. 58
    JEDI

    105D Luke Skywalker, e.g.

    4
    48
  59. 59
    PIKE

    2D Scafell ___ (highest point in England)

    4
    33
  60. 60
    LITUP

    52A Beamed

    4
    24
  61. 61
    GETGO debut

    100D Beginning, in slang

    4
    14
  62. 62
    MOLE

    69D Lawn wrecker

    3
    80
  63. 63
    OMELET

    46A Diner offering

    3
    57
  64. 64
    TOMEI

    44D Best Supporting Actress of 1992

    3
    56
  65. 65
    LUC

    81A Cager Longley

    3
    48
  66. 66
    AMIR

    58A "Abdul Abulbul ___" (1927 tune)

    3
    38
  67. 67
    FEUD

    107D Family troubles

    3
    35
  68. 68
    MOTE

    108D Flyspeck

    3
    33
  69. 69
    DEIGN

    8D Vouchsafe

    3
    23
  70. 70
    EMERITA

    7D Professor ___

    3
    17
  71. 71
    REEVE

    97D "Somewhere in Time" star

    2
    54
  72. 72
    ARGOT

    26A Patois

    2
    42
  73. 73
    YALIE

    101D Clinton was one

    2
    38
  74. 74
    METEOR

    19A Earth threatener

    2
    32
  75. 75
    KAPUT

    64D Shot

    2
    29
  76. 76
    ACTII

    5D When Macbeth slays Duncan

    2
    25
  77. 77
    ETHNIC

    85A Kind of cuisine

    2
    24
  78. 78
    CARAFE

    4D Wine order

    2
    16
  79. 79
    CHIS

    36D XXX, in a way

    2
    16
  80. 80
    HAREMS

    23D Women's groups

    2
    15
  81. 81
    LEISURE

    109A Unoccupied

    2
    13
  82. 82
    ILLEGAL debut

    24A Not according to Hoyle

    2
    12
  83. 83
    POLLO debut

    27A Mexican restaurant entree

    2
    12
  84. 84
    GNP

    56D Econ. concern

    1
    46
  85. 85
    ALLAN

    96D Poe's middle name

    1
    43
  86. 86
    YIPE

    59A Cry of pain

    1
    39
  87. 87
    NESTEA

    118A Lipton competitor

    1
    38
  88. 88
    EDERLE

    78A 1924 gold medal swimmer

    1
    32
  89. 89
    TAIPEI

    43D Asian capital of 2.6 million

    1
    26
  90. 90
    DIBS

    99D Rights

    1
    25
  91. 91
    JIMI

    72A First name in 60's rock

    1
    23
  92. 92
    ITSO

    9D "Make ___!" (captain's order)

    1
    19
  93. 93
    APEMEN debut

    58D "2001" extras

    1
    16
  94. 94
    BLONDE

    31D One with light locks

    1
    16
  95. 95
    NELLY

    17D Nice girl?

    1
    15
  96. 96
    LILACS

    18A Rachmaninoff song, with "The"

    1
    14
  97. 97
    NONSENSE

    39D Twaddle

    1
    13
  98. 98
    ELIDED

    63D Skipped

    1
    11
  99. 99
    MINUTE

    117A Very detailed

    1
    11
  100. 100
    POSTURE debut

    21A Attitudinize

    1
    4
  101. 101
    CHICKCOREA debut

    70D "Crystal Silence" jazzman

    1
    2
  102. 102
    ULE

    45D Diminutive suffix

    0
    48
  103. 103
    ATTU

    35D One of the Near Islands

    0
    43
  104. 104
    ILS

    1D They, in Calais

    0
    39
  105. 105
    OSTE

    95A Bone: Prefix

    0
    31
  106. 106
    EDE

    94A Dutch piano center

    0
    26
  107. 107
    CREDIT

    98A Charging need

    0
    19
  108. 108
    IPECAC

    1A Cough medicine ingredient

    0
    17
  109. 109
    ASHARP

    40A Note in the B major scale

    0
    16
  110. 110
    PILES

    21D A lot

    0
    16
  111. 111
    MINUS

    82A Without

    0
    15
  112. 112
    LER

    102A Celtic Neptune

    0
    14
  113. 113
    TESTCASE

    10D Legal precedent

    0
    14
  114. 114
    CRIERS debut

    50D Old yellers

    0
    11
  115. 115
    OKAPIS

    28D Giraffes' cousins

    0
    11
  116. 116
    JEERED

    72D Booed

    0
    9
  117. 117
    AVOIDED debut

    115A Went wide of

    0
    8
  118. 118
    TEENIER

    84A Like punkies, vis-à-vis fleas

    0
    8
  119. 119
    TINCANS debut

    49A Receivers of children's "telephones"

    0
    7
  120. 120
    TASTEBUD

    83D Gustatory sensor

    0
    6
  121. 121
    TOMATOSOUP

    43A Warhol subject

    0
    6
  122. 122
    DEEPFAT debut

    62A Fryolator fill

    0
    5
  123. 123
    GLADYS

    100A Soprano Swarthout

    0
    5
  124. 124
    SLUDGE

    116A Drain blocker

    0
    5
  125. 125
    DOESIN

    12A Finishes

    0
    3
  126. 126
    PYRAMIDS debut

    57D Some royal tombs

    0
    3
  127. 127
    WEDDED debut

    120A Spliced, so to speak

    0
    3
  128. 128
    CHOKES debut

    32A Forgets one's lines, e.g.

    0
    2
  129. 129
    FIBRIN

    30A Coagulation protein

    0
    2
  130. 130
    MAURICE

    69A Béjart of ballet

    0
    2
  131. 131
    SKIRTTHEISSUE debut

    22A Duck and dodge

    0
    2
  132. 132
    SUBSET debut

    75D Venn diagram representation

    0
    2
  133. 133
    BABETHEBLUEOX debut

    111A Animal of American folklore

    0
    1
  134. 134
    BROADSWORD debut

    87A Excalibur, e.g.

    0
    1
  135. 135
    DOLLSHOUSE debut

    12D Controversial premiere of 1879, with "A"

    0
    1
  136. 136
    ERIKAS debut

    91A Actresses Eleniak and Alexander

    0
    1
  137. 137
    HONEYNUTCHEERIOS debut

    37D General Mills cereal

    0
    1
  138. 138
    NOCTI debut

    103A Night: Prefix

    0
    1
  139. 139
    OSMUND debut

    95D Royal fern

    0
    1
  140. 140
    SPINDRIED debut

    65A Like clothes at the laundromat

    0
    1
  141. 141
    SUGARPLUMFAIRIES debut

    15D Tchaikovsky dancers

    0
    1
  142. 142
    WELCHES debut

    89D Goes back on one's word

    0
    1