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Sunday · 140 answers · 22 debuts

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

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    IRA

    119D Playwright Levin

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    448
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    TSAR

    116A Feodor I, e.g.

    33
    341
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    UTE

    38D Sporty truck, for short

    27
    263
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    STAT

    18D "Immediately"

    27
    239
  5. 5
    HOE

    99A Row producer

    27
    173
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    ATIT

    22A Squabbling

    24
    197
  7. 7
    INCA

    77D Holder of ancient riches

    23
    212
  8. 8
    ALIT

    60D Touched ground

    21
    220
  9. 9
    NANA

    82A Who's minding the baby, maybe

    19
    142
  10. 10
    NOPE

    98A "Uh-uh"

    19
    84
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    REO

    103A Alternative to a Maxwell

    18
    196
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    UTAH

    16D Golden Spike locale

    17
    238
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    TATA

    26A "Bye!"

    17
    175
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    MEET

    90D Satisfy

    17
    144
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    BRIE

    66D Hors d'oeuvre topper

    17
    95
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    EASEL

    104D Stand for a portrait

    16
    144
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    LEA

    63A Shepherd's locale

    14
    261
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    RID

    79A Clear

    13
    148
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    PAIR

    124A Weak poker hand

    13
    87
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    AAS

    35A Walkman batteries

    13
    73
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    NEST

    45D Crane site

    10
    242
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    EMTS

    113D Stretcher carriers, briefly

    10
    96
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    OPIE

    83A 60's TV boy

    9
    150
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    ONSET

    105D Word go

    9
    141
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    MAP

    86D Plan (out)

    9
    137
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    SOLE

    49D Exclusive

    8
    138
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    DADA

    68A Duchamp's "Mona Lisa," e.g.

    8
    98
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    ETHIC

    5A Work ___

    8
    74
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    ROTH

    123A ___ v. United States (classic Supreme Court obscenity case)

    8
    64
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    GASH

    56A Rent

    8
    44
  31. 31
    ROOT

    75D Origin

    7
    119
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    OPRAH

    69D Big name in book clubs

    7
    92
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    HIDE

    57D Mask

    7
    79
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    RUSE

    37A Beguilement

    7
    77
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    WRAP

    58A "That's a ___!"

    7
    64
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    TALES

    106A Adventurer's stock

    7
    48
  37. 37
    HITME

    7D Casino request

    7
    28
  38. 38
    RAISE

    20A Rear

    6
    93
  39. 39
    LASER

    81D ___-guided

    6
    71
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    DOLL

    30D Dreamboat

    6
    48
  41. 41
    QTIP

    110D Canal cleaner

    6
    44
  42. 42
    ILOST

    11D Johnny Mercer's "___ My Sugar in Salt Lake City"

    6
    31
  43. 43
    EEG

    32A Neur. readout

    5
    75
  44. 44
    VCR

    88A Remote target

    5
    44
  45. 45
    SALTS

    126A Gobs

    5
    41
  46. 46
    FRAY

    47D Scuffle

    5
    32
  47. 47
    DANTE

    12D "La vita nuova" poet

    4
    79
  48. 48
    ADUE

    70A Together, in music

    4
    70
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    TNUT

    62D Threaded metal fastener

    4
    64
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    SSA

    85A It has many benefits: Abbr.

    4
    62
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    MAZE

    65D London streets, in a manner of speaking

    4
    60
  52. 52
    CARR

    78D "It Must Be Him" singer, 1967

    4
    58
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    ONATEAR

    96A Rampaging

    4
    34
  54. 54
    COARSE

    52A Gauche

    4
    29
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    COOS

    94D Engages in baby talk

    4
    29
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    ROLLS

    48D Free restaurant serving

    4
    29
  57. 57
    GUST

    74D Heavy blow

    4
    23
  58. 58
    RAVE

    76D Four-star

    3
    115
  59. 59
    LOAD

    81A Basketful

    3
    77
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    ETDS

    115D Sked figures

    3
    46
  61. 61
    CENTS

    125A Coppers

    3
    38
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    MIDAS

    10A Gold bug?

    3
    38
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    RESALE

    97D Antique shop deal

    3
    36
  64. 64
    WISH

    29D Well product?

    3
    29
  65. 65
    CUSS

    15A Utter a few choice words

    3
    28
  66. 66
    LAHR

    1A His last film was "The Night They Raided Minsky's," 1968

    2
    78
  67. 67
    ISE

    8D British verb ending

    2
    64
  68. 68
    SITU

    17D In ___ (as found)

    2
    45
  69. 69
    TONGA

    25A Neighbor of Fiji

    2
    44
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    EELER

    41D Certain fishermen

    2
    39
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    TREED

    122A In a tough position

    2
    33
  72. 72
    DREAD

    42D The willies

    2
    28
  73. 73
    CERT

    9D Dick Francis book "Dead ___"

    2
    27
  74. 74
    FRODO

    71D "The Lord of the Rings" hero

    2
    20
  75. 75
    ASGARD debut

    13D Home of the Norse gods

    2
    13
  76. 76
    USNA

    111D Annapolis sch.

    1
    48
  77. 77
    GRASP

    33D See

    1
    39
  78. 78
    INSO

    120A ___ many words

    1
    37
  79. 79
    TASSE

    6D Café cup

    1
    27
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    MAORIS

    86A New Zealand minority

    1
    21
  81. 81
    ANECDOTE

    114A Garrison Keillor specialty

    1
    16
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    LOBOS

    107D Chihuahua canines

    1
    13
  83. 83
    MATINEE

    10D Theatergoer's choice

    1
    12
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    SCOTCH debut

    87D Nix

    1
    12
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    ORRIS

    69A Gold braid

    1
    11
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    WAGON debut

    101D Part of a train

    1
    10
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    BURNS

    59D Scams but good

    1
    9
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    DENIMS

    89A Ranch wear

    1
    9
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    ENDURES debut

    80A Takes

    1
    9
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    HEREWEGO debut

    100A Not this again!

    1
    8
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    EITHEROR

    84D "Take your pick"

    1
    7
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    RHETORIC

    75A Washington display

    1
    6
  93. 93
    SNOWEDIN debut

    36D Stranded on a mountain, say

    1
    3
  94. 94
    ELEE

    19A Part of a C.S.A. signature

    0
    78
  95. 95
    ULAN

    44D ___ Bator

    0
    66
  96. 96
    EREI

    5D "...___ saw Elba"

    0
    63
  97. 97
    ETATS

    108D ___-Unis

    0
    54
  98. 98
    ULE

    51A Diminutive suffix

    0
    48
  99. 99
    EDINA

    73D Patsy's "Absolutely Fabulous" pal

    0
    44
  100. 100
    RIPEN

    72D Flower

    0
    41
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    HERTZ

    3D Budget alternative

    0
    23
  102. 102
    LECAR

    1D Bygone Renault

    0
    21
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    RAZED

    31A Dynamited, maybe

    0
    18
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    SETHS

    109D Actor Green and others

    0
    17
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    SSSS

    127A Not a good sound for a balloonist

    0
    16
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    OOM

    53A South Africa's ___ Paul Kruger

    0
    15
  107. 107
    STANCES

    14D Positions

    0
    14
  108. 108
    MATAHARI

    54D Infamous traitor

    0
    13
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    DELETED

    39A Cut out

    0
    11
  110. 110
    LEADERS

    95D Heads

    0
    11
  111. 111
    RETREAD

    4D Unimaginative sequel, say

    0
    11
  112. 112
    NAGEL

    117A 1920's-30's film star Conrad

    0
    10
  113. 113
    TWYLA

    40D First name in modern dance

    0
    9
  114. 114
    SARANAC

    91D New York's ___ Lakes

    0
    7
  115. 115
    WYLE debut

    55A "ER" actor

    0
    7
  116. 116
    ALOAF

    121A "Half ___ is better..."

    0
    6
  117. 117
    SLOWER

    50A Like rail vis-à-vis air

    0
    6
  118. 118
    ALULA

    2D "Be-Bop-___" (Gene Vincent hit)

    0
    5
  119. 119
    BALLAST debut

    59A Sandbags, often

    0
    5
  120. 120
    IASI

    112D Former capital of Romania

    0
    5
  121. 121
    SIDEDISH

    61D Baked beans, e.g.

    0
    5
  122. 122
    BEON

    67D "___ the lookout!"

    0
    4
  123. 123
    CATSMEOW debut

    15D Living end

    0
    4
  124. 124
    ENGULFS

    93D Swallows up

    0
    4
  125. 125
    JUDAIC

    24D Like the laws of kosher food

    0
    3
  126. 126
    ALAST debut

    21A As ___ resort

    0
    2
  127. 127
    ALTRUISM debut

    27A Do-gooder's quality

    0
    2
  128. 128
    EMEAT

    102D "Let ___ Cake"

    0
    2
  129. 129
    FUGU

    43D Japanese fish delicacy

    0
    2
  130. 130
    GARLANDS debut

    46D Daisy chains

    0
    2
  131. 131
    INTERCOM debut

    34A Office squawker

    0
    2
  132. 132
    MISSTHEBAT debut

    118A What many pitched baseballs do?

    0
    2
  133. 133
    UNTIMELY debut

    64A Premature

    0
    2
  134. 134
    BULLETINBARD debut

    66A Silver-tongued TV newsman?

    0
    1
  135. 135
    CURTJESTER debut

    23A Comedian who has only one-liners?

    0
    1
  136. 136
    FREEZINGPINT debut

    71A Very cold draft?

    0
    1
  137. 137
    FUNDINGFATHERS debut

    43A Where many allowances come from?

    0
    1
  138. 138
    QUIETASAMUSE debut

    110A Like Erato when writing poetry?

    0
    1
  139. 139
    THECASTISCLEAR debut

    92A Exoneration for a group of actors?

    0
    1
  140. 140
    TWISTANDSHUT debut

    28A Instructions for a bottle cap?

    0
    1