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Sunday · 140 answers · 28 debuts

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

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    AGE

    36A Get hoary

    47
    417
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    TRI

    122D Prefix with angle or athlete

    41
    237
  3. 3
    TSAR

    58D Feodor, e.g.

    33
    341
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    OVA

    105A Female gametes

    30
    259
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    NEE

    125D Born

    29
    407
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    PTA

    3D School org.

    25
    240
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    NEED

    103A Be short of

    24
    214
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    EGOS

    111D Hindrances to settlements

    23
    210
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    ASEA

    119A Over the bounding main

    22
    326
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    REST

    126A Break

    22
    256
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    TED

    7D A Turner

    22
    245
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    AIM

    39A Target

    21
    177
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    OUR

    124D 1980's TV drama "___ House"

    21
    160
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    AERO

    21A Dynamic beginning

    20
    269
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    ROO

    47D Pooh pal

    20
    189
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    USER

    26A Computerphile

    19
    246
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    AVA

    82D Ex-wife of Mickey and Frank

    19
    229
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    ELSA

    77A Fashion designer Schiaparelli

    19
    220
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    TAP

    81A Designate

    17
    165
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    DIE

    104A It might show its face in Vegas

    16
    168
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    DATA

    115D Facts and figures

    16
    157
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    UNI

    102A Commercial prefix with vision

    16
    153
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    TEAS

    31D Some parties

    16
    103
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    TAG

    1D It's game

    15
    132
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    THAI

    44D Spicy cuisine

    15
    130
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    SIP

    74A Tiny taste

    15
    128
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    ATONE

    46D Expiate

    13
    172
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    TROT

    51A Jog

    12
    171
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    PERU

    83D Old Spanish viceroyalty

    12
    161
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    REED

    107A Stalk in a swamp

    11
    187
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    ELL

    25A Angle shape

    10
    228
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    TBAR

    14A Slope sight

    10
    144
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    ARMS

    90A Branches

    10
    95
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    SPEW

    54A Send all over the place

    10
    79
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    LUNA

    88D Kind of moth

    10
    74
  36. 36
    MASH

    19D Cattle feed

    10
    63
  37. 37
    RIDE

    91D Harass

    9
    114
  38. 38
    ARRAY

    16D Collection

    9
    51
  39. 39
    ROARS

    17D Laughs loudly

    8
    42
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    LENO

    65A Jester Jay

    7
    158
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    OHARA

    105D "Butterfield 8" author

    7
    88
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    WOO

    60A Press one's suit

    7
    82
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    MEOW

    40D Plaint at a door

    7
    76
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    DETER

    108D Inhibit

    7
    72
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    TABS

    14D Checks

    7
    58
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    CESAR

    42D French film award

    7
    45
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    OLAV

    79D King Harald's predecessor

    6
    98
  48. 48
    LULU

    34A Corker

    6
    77
  49. 49
    RAMA

    116D Start of a 1961 nonsense song

    6
    61
  50. 50
    ADHERE

    112A Cleave

    6
    47
  51. 51
    PAWN

    29D Stooge

    6
    42
  52. 52
    AGLET

    109A Lace part

    6
    32
  53. 53
    TOOT

    37A Bender

    5
    82
  54. 54
    BYTE

    70D Memory unit

    5
    61
  55. 55
    RUTH

    28D Gordon or Ginsburg

    5
    51
  56. 56
    POKER

    8D Whence the phrase "pass the buck"

    5
    31
  57. 57
    ABDUL

    12D "Forever Your Girl" singer

    5
    28
  58. 58
    DEMI

    89A ___-pointe (ballet position)

    4
    72
  59. 59
    ERASES

    130A Expunges

    4
    52
  60. 60
    ODO

    123D "Star Trek: D.S.9" character

    4
    33
  61. 61
    TENURE

    101D Professor's goal

    4
    32
  62. 62
    MAHER

    4D "Politically Incorrect" host

    4
    26
  63. 63
    TRA

    118A Singer's syllable

    3
    187
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    ASTA

    129A The Charleses' canine

    3
    185
  65. 65
    OTO

    2D Plains dweller

    3
    108
  66. 66
    NASH

    50A Pun-prone poet

    3
    75
  67. 67
    OTOOLE

    63D "The Stunt Man" star

    3
    70
  68. 68
    MEIR

    92D Eshkol's successor

    3
    67
  69. 69
    AGHA

    30D Turkish leader

    3
    66
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    BBS

    121D Small ammo

    3
    56
  71. 71
    SHEEN

    48A Polish

    3
    38
  72. 72
    TOOTH

    52A Bridge section

    3
    38
  73. 73
    DROOL

    61D Crave, with "over"

    3
    36
  74. 74
    EDUCE

    94A Develop

    3
    36
  75. 75
    ANNI

    67D Years of Caesar's reign

    3
    34
  76. 76
    BOGEY

    45D It's not up to par

    3
    13
  77. 77
    LANES

    110D Passages

    2
    58
  78. 78
    CARL

    95D Perkins who wrote "Blue Suede Shoes"

    2
    49
  79. 79
    TYS

    35A Cobb and others

    2
    29
  80. 80
    THREW

    32A Nonplussed

    2
    26
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    SAGO

    117A Starch tree

    2
    25
  82. 82
    WASPS

    55D Aristophanes play, with "The"

    2
    24
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    ATTACHE

    18A Kind of case

    2
    22
  84. 84
    ADDRESS debut

    99D Deal with

    2
    12
  85. 85
    ETO

    68A W.W. II field

    1
    140
  86. 86
    MERLE

    62D Haggard of C & W

    1
    33
  87. 87
    DOSES

    59D Drugstore dispensations

    1
    30
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    EXACT

    100A Strict

    1
    30
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    DARLA debut

    61A "Our Gang" member

    1
    27
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    HITE

    85D "The ___ Report" (1976 best seller)

    1
    22
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    BLADE

    71D Swordsman

    1
    20
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    PATCH

    41A Nicotine source

    1
    20
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    TOBY

    53D Kunta Kinte's slave name

    1
    18
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    OCELOTS

    5D Spotted cats

    1
    11
  95. 95
    EYELASH

    20D Narrow margin

    1
    9
  96. 96
    RESIDUE

    128A Dregs

    1
    9
  97. 97
    BADMINTON debut

    73D Game played for the Thomas Cup

    1
    5
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    POLKAS debut

    8A Lawrence Welk favorites

    1
    4
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    HEATHEN debut

    98D Infidel

    1
    2
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    HABIT

    113D Equestrian's attire

    0
    35
  101. 101
    SWEE

    93D Popeye's ___ Pea

    0
    33
  102. 102
    REVEL

    87A Party

    0
    28
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    LEB

    10D Neighbor of Syr.

    0
    26
  104. 104
    BARA

    24A The Vamp

    0
    24
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    NOOSES

    78A Some snares

    0
    24
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    OHTO

    38D "___ be in England..."

    0
    21
  107. 107
    NELLIE

    49D Oft-toasted Melba

    0
    20
  108. 108
    PATROL

    29A Guard

    0
    19
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    OVEREAT

    9D Binge, in a way

    0
    18
  110. 110
    LOBES

    80A Places for studs

    0
    16
  111. 111
    VASES

    106D Wedgwood products

    0
    15
  112. 112
    INSTORE

    131A Forthcoming

    0
    14
  113. 113
    WITT

    33D 1984-88 Olympic skating champ

    0
    13
  114. 114
    CUBES

    57D Chops up, in a way

    0
    10
  115. 115
    RECEIPT debut

    87D Ticket stub, e.g.

    0
    10
  116. 116
    SHALLOT debut

    6D Mild-flavored onion

    0
    8
  117. 117
    SUPERSTAR

    27A Celebrity

    0
    8
  118. 118
    ASNEW debut

    72D Good ___

    0
    7
  119. 119
    BARRELS

    66A Lots

    0
    6
  120. 120
    ACTOFGOD debut

    56A Hurricane or tornado

    0
    5
  121. 121
    BUTTERFLY debut

    23D Spitz stroke

    0
    5
  122. 122
    BEAUX

    76D Swains

    0
    4
  123. 123
    KAYS debut

    11D Strikeout symbols, in baseball

    0
    4
  124. 124
    MOBIUS debut

    62A ___ strip

    0
    4
  125. 125
    BIGSALE debut

    97D Washington's Birthday event

    0
    3
  126. 126
    BEATTHEPRESS debut

    15D What maligned celebrities would like to do?

    0
    2
  127. 127
    ROBBERY debut

    75A Highway ___

    0
    2
  128. 128
    SLAPUP debut

    13D Excellent, in British lingo

    0
    2
  129. 129
    ARUBEWITHAVIEW debut

    96A Jed Clampett, in Beverly Hills?

    0
    1
  130. 130
    BABYYESBABYNO debut

    69A Decision for newlyweds?

    0
    1
  131. 131
    BOBBYDEAREST debut

    64D Loving phrase for a British policeman?

    0
    1
  132. 132
    ELYA debut

    86A Actor Baskin of "Air Force One"

    0
    1
  133. 133
    GOAHEADBAKEBYDAY debut

    22A "You don't have to cook all night"?

    0
    1
  134. 134
    HARDLINER debut

    114A Zealot

    0
    1
  135. 135
    MOVEABLE debut

    19A Not set

    0
    1
  136. 136
    PUTABANONTHEBOON debut

    120A Restrict windfall profits?

    0
    1
  137. 137
    SANDHILL debut

    84A Dune

    0
    1
  138. 138
    TOPMOST debut

    1A Crowning

    0
    1
  139. 139
    TREMBLES debut

    127A Exhibits fear

    0
    1
  140. 140
    WHATSTHEBATTER debut

    43A Idle question to a bakery chef?

    0
    1