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Sunday · 140 answers · 25 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ALE

    100A Black and tan ingredient

    59
    570
  2. 2
    ECO

    55D Prefix with system

    42
    370
  3. 3
    ICE

    119D Break the ___

    40
    391
  4. 4
    ORA

    84A Zoological mouths

    35
    227
  5. 5
    EAT

    58A Pack away

    33
    399
  6. 6
    STAT

    113D "Now!"

    27
    239
  7. 7
    REN

    56D Half a cartoon duo

    27
    198
  8. 8
    OVER

    43D "Your turn"

    25
    247
  9. 9
    ELK

    104A Hunter's quarry

    25
    207
  10. 10
    PEA

    35A Stew ingredient

    23
    230
  11. 11
    RHO

    52D Density symbol, in mechanics

    23
    191
  12. 12
    TED

    99A Rocker Nugent

    22
    245
  13. 13
    OED

    65A It may fill a lib. shelf

    22
    141
  14. 14
    ACTS

    10A Legislation

    21
    214
  15. 15
    RTE

    73A Travel agt.'s suggestion

    20
    285
  16. 16
    TEES

    127A Informal shirts

    19
    145
  17. 17
    NAH

    36A "Uh-uh!"

    17
    146
  18. 18
    EAU

    72D ___ de vie

    16
    203
  19. 19
    TSP

    71D Medicinal amt.

    15
    154
  20. 20
    OLAF

    15D Minnesota's St. ___ College

    15
    110
  21. 21
    TESLA

    12D Edison contemporary

    14
    144
  22. 22
    SOFA

    9D Convertible, perhaps

    14
    116
  23. 23
    RISE

    25A Angry reaction

    13
    150
  24. 24
    UTES

    112D Versatile vehicles

    13
    149
  25. 25
    OSCAR

    102D Prize for Page or Cage

    13
    145
  26. 26
    RENE

    125A France's Coty

    11
    221
  27. 27
    RAG

    48D Contemptible newspaper

    11
    149
  28. 28
    GOO

    87A First word?

    11
    121
  29. 29
    PINE

    44D Durable wood

    11
    91
  30. 30
    ABIDE

    2D Stand for

    11
    81
  31. 31
    ENS

    57A Pulver's rank, in film: Abbr.

    10
    270
  32. 32
    DDAY

    76A Time to act

    10
    98
  33. 33
    PIER

    14D Loading site

    10
    97
  34. 34
    ACHES

    6D Stuntmen's woes

    10
    72
  35. 35
    COLA

    117A Two-liter bottle contents

    9
    116
  36. 36
    NIECE

    60A Heiress, perhaps

    9
    104
  37. 37
    EARTH

    26A Your place or mine

    9
    76
  38. 38
    LUIGI

    70D Playwright Pirandello

    8
    34
  39. 39
    REPS

    61A Sales people

    7
    89
  40. 40
    DETER

    1D Ward off

    7
    72
  41. 41
    NITRO

    86D Dynamite component, for short

    7
    55
  42. 42
    ELIOT

    89A Marner's creator

    6
    131
  43. 43
    WOW

    88A Knock the socks off

    6
    63
  44. 44
    SEEDS

    124A Spring purchase

    6
    62
  45. 45
    SAINT

    79A Person with a day

    6
    49
  46. 46
    ISR

    82A Eshkol once led it: Abbr.

    5
    142
  47. 47
    TREK

    21A No quick trip around the block

    5
    92
  48. 48
    TEHEE

    126A Titter

    5
    49
  49. 49
    NGO

    80D Vietnam's ___ Dinh Diem

    5
    46
  50. 50
    POSER

    14A Toughie

    5
    42
  51. 51
    ELAINE

    95D "Seinfeld" role

    4
    101
  52. 52
    VII

    49A Charles who was dubbed "the Victorious"

    4
    31
  53. 53
    IRR

    50A Abbr. on a discount label

    3
    80
  54. 54
    ENTREE

    17D Access

    3
    71
  55. 55
    ASKED

    30D Opposite of bid

    3
    69
  56. 56
    ECONO

    20A ___-Lodge

    3
    54
  57. 57
    FERAL

    75D Having no master

    3
    39
  58. 58
    YAWN

    78D [bo-o-o-ring!]

    3
    33
  59. 59
    CHOSE

    103D Embraced

    3
    31
  60. 60
    REPOT

    31A Move, in a way

    3
    25
  61. 61
    CREPT

    47A Inched

    3
    21
  62. 62
    RHINOS

    29D Animals with calves

    3
    18
  63. 63
    SECTOR

    81D Combat zone

    3
    16
  64. 64
    SKEWS

    13D Manipulates, as data

    3
    16
  65. 65
    ESSE

    115D In ___ (actually)

    2
    181
  66. 66
    EBAN

    19A Israel's first U.N. representative

    2
    96
  67. 67
    BEAT

    5D Tuckered out

    2
    63
  68. 68
    SMU

    32A The Mustangs of the N.C.A.A.

    2
    62
  69. 69
    BORNE

    107D Held up

    2
    44
  70. 70
    ILENE

    22A ___ Kristen of "Ryan's Hope"

    2
    44
  71. 71
    REHEAR

    18D Try again

    2
    14
  72. 72
    BEGUN

    63A Kicked off

    2
    13
  73. 73
    ATRIAL

    10D Of a heart part

    2
    12
  74. 74
    KOSHER

    40A Legit

    2
    12
  75. 75
    APRILS debut

    38A Spring times

    2
    11
  76. 76
    HAMUP

    3D Overplay

    2
    10
  77. 77
    TEMPS

    109D Sidewalk Santas, e.g.

    2
    10
  78. 78
    SIE

    91D "Sprechen ___ Deutsch?"

    1
    53
  79. 79
    RIPEN

    39D Age

    1
    42
  80. 80
    UPA

    33D ___ tree

    1
    35
  81. 81
    ANGIE

    120A 1973 Rolling Stones hit

    1
    33
  82. 82
    OPENED

    41D Warmed up the crowd

    1
    32
  83. 83
    RENEGE

    96D Goren gaffe

    1
    30
  84. 84
    BARES

    5A Reveals

    1
    21
  85. 85
    DAHS

    1A Morse code bits

    1
    21
  86. 86
    ROCOCO

    101A Like Chippendale furniture

    1
    19
  87. 87
    INSP

    123A N.Y.P.D. employee

    1
    18
  88. 88
    KNUTE

    105D All-American name

    1
    18
  89. 89
    SNOCONE

    4D Carnival treat

    1
    17
  90. 90
    STAINED

    42D Like some glass

    1
    15
  91. 91
    NIELSEN

    80A Rating giver

    1
    14
  92. 92
    SERAPH

    16D Six-winged being

    1
    14
  93. 93
    ROSETTA

    83D Stone name

    1
    13
  94. 94
    LETSDOWN

    54D Forsakes

    1
    4
  95. 95
    ENL

    8D Military E-1 or E-2, e.g.

    0
    75
  96. 96
    INUSE

    108D Busy

    0
    61
  97. 97
    AROO

    77D Slangy suffix

    0
    53
  98. 98
    ASIT

    121A "Be that ___ may..."

    0
    41
  99. 99
    ELD

    74D Antiquity, once

    0
    39
  100. 100
    HARASS

    34A Ride, so to speak

    0
    29
  101. 101
    ACCTS

    122A Customers: Abbr.

    0
    19
  102. 102
    QUID

    111D Pound, in Piccadilly

    0
    18
  103. 103
    FORUM

    75A Moderator's milieu

    0
    17
  104. 104
    ROADMAP debut

    7D Folding challenge

    0
    14
  105. 105
    NATALIE

    24D Singer Merchant

    0
    13
  106. 106
    ARTEL

    46D Soviet co-op

    0
    12
  107. 107
    ONETOONE

    114A Perfectly matching

    0
    12
  108. 108
    TENACE

    71A Card combo

    0
    12
  109. 109
    CRIERS

    11D Public announcers

    0
    11
  110. 110
    LIEUT

    116A Capt.'s inferior

    0
    10
  111. 111
    CINDER

    47D Kind of block

    0
    9
  112. 112
    TIEDON

    53D Attached, in a way

    0
    9
  113. 113
    APOLLOS

    67A Hunks

    0
    6
  114. 114
    FATLIP debut

    97A Scuffle memento

    0
    6
  115. 115
    MUSTER

    59D Summon up

    0
    6
  116. 116
    OCTILE debut

    68D Pie chart section, perhaps

    0
    5
  117. 117
    SPLOTCH

    92D Dab

    0
    5
  118. 118
    ACUATE debut

    98D Sharpened

    0
    4
  119. 119
    BENTON debut

    66A "Kramer vs. Kramer" director Robert

    0
    4
  120. 120
    HIRABLE

    37D Qualified for the job

    0
    4
  121. 121
    IDOODIT

    93D Skelton catchphrase

    0
    4
  122. 122
    TABLAS debut

    94D Indian drums

    0
    4
  123. 123
    EDUCATED debut

    27A Like some guesses

    0
    3
  124. 124
    HISPANIC debut

    45D Like many Harlemites

    0
    3
  125. 125
    MESHING debut

    59A Synchronous

    0
    2
  126. 126
    TERRET debut

    94A Harness ring

    0
    2
  127. 127
    TOBIT debut

    106A Book of the Apocrypha

    0
    2
  128. 128
    ARIELWARFARE debut

    28A 20th-century combat, Bard-style?

    0
    1
  129. 129
    BANQUOSHOURS debut

    110A Easy schedule, Bard-style?

    0
    1
  130. 130
    BUMSOUT debut

    66D Puts in a blue funk

    0
    1
  131. 131
    CASSIUSINON debut

    90A Takes advantage of, Bard-style?

    0
    1
  132. 132
    DELUDES debut

    69A Bamboozles

    0
    1
  133. 133
    FOOLIN debut

    97D "No ___!"

    0
    1
  134. 134
    GORIOT debut

    64D Balzac's Père ___

    0
    1
  135. 135
    OPHELIAPAIN debut

    43A Empathic remark, Bard-style?

    0
    1
  136. 136
    PORTIADEALER debut

    51A Auto purveyor, Bard-style?

    0
    1
  137. 137
    PUCKINGORDER debut

    85A Hierarchy, Bard-style?

    0
    1
  138. 138
    SPANKER debut

    62D Fore-and-aft sail

    0
    1
  139. 139
    TIMONAHALF debut

    23A Increased pay rate, Bard-style?

    0
    1
  140. 140
    TITUSADRUM debut

    118A Miserly, Bard-style?

    0
    1