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Sunday · 170 answers · 23 debuts

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

  1. 1
    SPA

    116A Bathroom installation

    59
    475
  2. 2
    ACE

    29A It has a spot on it

    57
    493
  3. 3
    ADS

    73A Product placements

    46
    325
  4. 4
    OREO

    104A Modern ice cream flavor

    45
    408
  5. 5
    SEE

    39A "What did I tell you?"

    44
    430
  6. 6
    ANTI

    134D Naysayer

    32
    364
  7. 7
    EMIT

    51D Issue

    30
    262
  8. 8
    OMEN

    55A Shooting star, maybe

    28
    257
  9. 9
    ARM

    4D Magazine article?

    27
    264
  10. 10
    ETAS

    78D Fraternity row characters

    26
    214
  11. 11
    SEC

    112A Brut alternative

    23
    187
  12. 12
    ETCH

    6D Delineate

    23
    174
  13. 13
    ODDS

    126A They're uneven

    23
    171
  14. 14
    ANON

    94D In the near future

    20
    275
  15. 15
    ALAMO

    124D Enterprise rival

    20
    181
  16. 16
    ALEC

    17D Novelist Waugh

    19
    279
  17. 17
    SARA

    34A Poet Teasdale

    19
    181
  18. 18
    IAM

    133A Self expression?

    19
    127
  19. 19
    ESTEE

    19D First name in cosmetics

    18
    185
  20. 20
    OMAN

    144A Qabus bin Said's land

    17
    201
  21. 21
    OMIT

    60A Skip past

    16
    218
  22. 22
    IRENE

    84D Tony-winner Worth

    16
    208
  23. 23
    RAY

    88A Sci-fi danger

    16
    128
  24. 24
    OTTER

    67D Social swimmer

    15
    165
  25. 25
    OHO

    30A "What's this!"

    15
    148
  26. 26
    RIP

    136A Turn into confetti

    15
    144
  27. 27
    HON

    37D Darlin'

    15
    121
  28. 28
    SIC

    45A Mistake follower, at times

    15
    116
  29. 29
    ADIEU

    89D It may be bid

    13
    148
  30. 30
    POT

    53A Beer belly

    12
    120
  31. 31
    AROMA

    27A It might be tempting

    11
    191
  32. 32
    ENS

    140D Dash measures

    10
    270
  33. 33
    ORR

    54D Eight-time Norris Trophy winner

    10
    235
  34. 34
    ERICA

    2D Susan Lucci's character

    10
    118
  35. 35
    ROOF

    70D It's over your head

    10
    56
  36. 36
    HAL

    106D Discovery I computer

    9
    140
  37. 37
    RIDE

    63A Hitchhike

    9
    114
  38. 38
    TRESS

    146A "The Rape of the Lock" concern

    9
    101
  39. 39
    PESTO

    28A Trattoria topping

    9
    86
  40. 40
    LODE

    95A It's in vein

    9
    84
  41. 41
    MID

    141D Day or way preceder

    9
    70
  42. 42
    SPEED

    129D Photographer's choice

    9
    62
  43. 43
    OFAGE

    121D Old enough

    9
    31
  44. 44
    NESTS

    58D Groups of spies

    8
    127
  45. 45
    ORION

    91A Betelgeuse's setting

    8
    112
  46. 46
    SMART

    116D Sting

    8
    81
  47. 47
    ONYX

    92D Jet black

    8
    74
  48. 48
    NAVE

    101D Narthex end

    8
    68
  49. 49
    DRONE

    127D Dreary sound

    8
    63
  50. 50
    VIA

    7D Itinerary word

    7
    145
  51. 51
    OSU

    76D Big 10 sch.

    7
    100
  52. 52
    STOLE

    20D Winter warmer

    7
    77
  53. 53
    NIX

    108A Put the kibosh on

    7
    62
  54. 54
    CIG

    52D Pack item, for short

    7
    52
  55. 55
    SOPS

    148A Payoffs

    7
    47
  56. 56
    CZAR

    87A Alexander, e.g.

    6
    96
  57. 57
    ROMEO

    40A Paris's rival

    6
    80
  58. 58
    LEON

    107A Singer Redbone

    5
    101
  59. 59
    ASIN

    114A Z ___ zebra

    5
    87
  60. 60
    ALIST

    24A Popular invitees

    5
    77
  61. 61
    ANIMAL

    114D Brute

    5
    67
  62. 62
    CROW

    74A Montana tribe

    5
    58
  63. 63
    REID

    68A Journalist Whitelaw ___

    5
    52
  64. 64
    ROWS

    50D Grid parts

    5
    48
  65. 65
    DARES

    93A Meets defiantly

    5
    31
  66. 66
    ARARAT

    21A Dove's discovery, once

    4
    87
  67. 67
    OCALA

    64A Silver Springs neighbor

    4
    82
  68. 68
    ANAIS

    49D "Henry & June" character

    4
    66
  69. 69
    REOS

    71A Model T alternatives

    4
    66
  70. 70
    RANGE

    142A Gamut

    4
    62
  71. 71
    PIES

    53D Slapstick projectiles

    4
    58
  72. 72
    EDICT

    57D It's handed down

    4
    53
  73. 73
    IDLED

    120D Went nowhere

    4
    49
  74. 74
    YEARN

    90D Long

    4
    49
  75. 75
    RODIN

    88D "The Age of Bronze" sculptor

    4
    37
  76. 76
    LOGS

    131D Roleo needs

    4
    28
  77. 77
    VCRS

    82D They sometimes flash "12:00"

    4
    28
  78. 78
    BOK

    111D ___ choy

    4
    24
  79. 79
    DINGO

    85D Coward, in Aussie slang

    4
    19
  80. 80
    ALINE

    118D Dress type

    3
    76
  81. 81
    CEDAR

    75D Moth repellent

    3
    62
  82. 82
    EGADS

    143A "My stars!"

    3
    56
  83. 83
    FLORA

    47D "La Traviata" mezzo

    3
    50
  84. 84
    BESET

    38A Harass

    3
    46
  85. 85
    TAMER

    3D Circus employee

    3
    45
  86. 86
    RACED

    48D Fought the clock

    3
    33
  87. 87
    TINCT

    72A Coloring

    3
    29
  88. 88
    ARNOLD

    35D Historian Toynbee

    3
    25
  89. 89
    KAYO

    5D Lay flat

    3
    20
  90. 90
    WHOSE

    62D A question of possession

    3
    18
  91. 91
    RAJAS

    1D Foreign dignitaries

    3
    15
  92. 92
    MIENS

    56D Looks

    3
    12
  93. 93
    RISKS

    18D Cautious person's concerns

    3
    10
  94. 94
    RARA

    12D ___ avis

    2
    83
  95. 95
    STAYS

    15D Suppresses one's wanderlust

    2
    49
  96. 96
    TROOP

    66D Company

    2
    48
  97. 97
    AXIOM

    137A "Crime does not pay," e.g.

    2
    43
  98. 98
    CHINA

    74D Hutch contents

    2
    40
  99. 99
    GIMME

    14D Two-inch putt, e.g.

    2
    26
  100. 100
    WARES

    16A They go to market

    2
    25
  101. 101
    LUGS

    43A Big galoots

    2
    21
  102. 102
    DETESTS

    77A Abominates

    2
    20
  103. 103
    MOWN

    135D Cut

    2
    20
  104. 104
    DOWD

    65D Stewart's role in "Harvey"

    2
    18
  105. 105
    LILITH

    32D Adam's first wife, in Jewish lore

    2
    10
  106. 106
    PROST debut

    69A "To your health!"

    2
    6
  107. 107
    INGA

    102A Actress Swenson

    1
    69
  108. 108
    DREI

    93D Vier preceder

    1
    53
  109. 109
    EARLE

    10D "Guitar Town" singer Steve

    1
    53
  110. 110
    NADIA

    101A Conductor Boulanger

    1
    43
  111. 111
    REMAP

    125D Fix a chart

    1
    41
  112. 112
    LAREDO

    95D Neville Brand western

    1
    36
  113. 113
    VISE

    7A Bench item

    1
    33
  114. 114
    IDYLL

    103A Virgil creation

    1
    22
  115. 115
    OFFAL

    80D Refuse

    1
    19
  116. 116
    INTWO

    8D Bisected

    1
    18
  117. 117
    MOBIL

    83D Shell competitor

    1
    17
  118. 118
    TWIRL

    61A Majorette's motion

    1
    17
  119. 119
    INDEED

    149A "You don't say!"

    1
    16
  120. 120
    CRISIS

    105D Kind of center

    1
    13
  121. 121
    LANOLIN

    59A Wool derivative

    1
    11
  122. 122
    TWINGE

    145A Sudden pain

    1
    9
  123. 123
    ROPEIN debut

    26D Entice

    1
    7
  124. 124
    MOJOS

    123D Magic amulets

    1
    6
  125. 125
    WAPITI

    16D "White rump," in Shawnee

    1
    5
  126. 126
    CORNIER debut

    46D Less sophisticated

    1
    4
  127. 127
    REMARKS debut

    122A Notes

    1
    3
  128. 128
    IDI

    98D Name in Ugandan history

    0
    120
  129. 129
    ORT

    100D Scrap

    0
    86
  130. 130
    NESTLE

    33D Crunch maker

    0
    48
  131. 131
    DOZE

    77D Catch some Z's

    0
    46
  132. 132
    OILED

    115A Snockered

    0
    38
  133. 133
    HABIT

    23A Black-and-white outfit

    0
    35
  134. 134
    LIDO

    132D Open-air swimming pool

    0
    34
  135. 135
    SKEIN

    9D It's all wound up

    0
    32
  136. 136
    OKLA

    41D Kan. borderer

    0
    31
  137. 137
    DIRGE

    128D Dreary sound

    0
    28
  138. 138
    MLI

    42D Year in Edward the Confessor's reign

    0
    28
  139. 139
    EDAMES

    113D "My Cup Runneth Over" singer

    0
    24
  140. 140
    FEDUP

    86A Disgusted

    0
    16
  141. 141
    COOLS

    75A Lets off some steam

    0
    15
  142. 142
    PIXAR debut

    117D "Toy Story" animation company

    0
    14
  143. 143
    DEION

    119A Cornerback Sanders

    0
    12
  144. 144
    CRAGS

    11A Rough projections

    0
    10
  145. 145
    INKA

    22A Start of a Jimmy Durante song

    0
    10
  146. 146
    ABOMBS

    13D They cause blowups

    0
    9
  147. 147
    DELOS

    147A Cyclades island

    0
    8
  148. 148
    LAMIA

    138A Female demon

    0
    8
  149. 149
    RETAKE

    1A Director's order

    0
    8
  150. 150
    PREF debut

    69D Smoking or non, e.g.: Abbr.

    0
    6
  151. 151
    GETWELL

    44D Card sentiment, sometimes

    0
    4
  152. 152
    MIDRIFF

    83A Bottom of a chest

    0
    4
  153. 153
    PHONEIN debut

    36A Like certain talk shows

    0
    4
  154. 154
    AIRMASS

    110D Cold front, e.g.

    0
    3
  155. 155
    TROJANS debut

    79D Frequent Rose Bowl team

    0
    3
  156. 156
    HORNER debut

    99D "Good boy" of rhyme

    0
    2
  157. 157
    MINCER debut

    97D Onion chopper, e.g.

    0
    2
  158. 158
    OFFA debut

    92A "...___ short pier!"

    0
    2
  159. 159
    REFILMS debut

    81D Shoots again

    0
    2
  160. 160
    BENJAMINAIRHORNS debut

    96A President of Truck Part Manufacturers, Inc.?

    0
    1
  161. 161
    CHAINUP debut

    11D Restrain, in a way

    0
    1
  162. 162
    CHARIER debut

    105A More circumspect

    0
    1
  163. 163
    DWIGHTWHEREONEIS debut

    65A President of the Mapmakers' Group?

    0
    1
  164. 164
    FRANKLINRECIPE debut

    47A President of the Bakers' Union?

    0
    1
  165. 165
    JAMESNOMORE debut

    139A President of Quitters International?

    0
    1
  166. 166
    JIMMYCRATER debut

    25A President of the Lunar Society?

    0
    1
  167. 167
    MARTINBRAVENUN debut

    109A President of the Foundation for Religious Heroism?

    0
    1
  168. 168
    MILLARDFILMROLE debut

    130A President of the Screen Actors Guild?

    0
    1
  169. 169
    THEODORESOLEVOTER debut

    79A President of the One-Member Association?

    0
    1
  170. 170
    WILLIAMMYNICKEL debut

    31A President of Misers of America?

    0
    1