← Fill Atlas

Sunday · 134 answers · 33 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ATE

    78D Partook of

    75
    597
  2. 2
    ERR

    8D Misjudge

    54
    522
  3. 3
    EON

    112D Time on end

    43
    343
  4. 4
    NEO

    79D Prefix with realism

    43
    332
  5. 5
    ORAL

    26A Like some surgery

    42
    367
  6. 6
    NOR

    102D Hide-hair connector

    33
    332
  7. 7
    ANTI

    18A Detractor

    32
    364
  8. 8
    TAR

    76A Road sealant

    26
    351
  9. 9
    PAR

    24D Norm

    25
    218
  10. 10
    ELK

    56D ___ Grove Village, Ill.

    25
    207
  11. 11
    ATLAS

    3D Someone with a lot on his shoulders

    25
    195
  12. 12
    EGOS

    118A Freud's I's

    23
    210
  13. 13
    OWE

    46D Be behind

    23
    208
  14. 14
    TON

    109A Big load

    20
    208
  15. 15
    LIAR

    74A Fiction enthusiast?

    18
    177
  16. 16
    CAR

    17D Beetle, e.g.

    17
    201
  17. 17
    ERG

    43D Bit of a joule

    17
    175
  18. 18
    NYE

    38A 1920's-40's North Dakota senator Gerald

    17
    125
  19. 19
    HON

    67D Sweetie

    15
    121
  20. 20
    MOP

    25D Swabber

    15
    104
  21. 21
    REAR

    85A Care for

    14
    184
  22. 22
    LOLA

    70A "Run ___ Run" (1998 film)

    14
    131
  23. 23
    RAH

    53D Noise from a fan

    13
    215
  24. 24
    HAHA

    21A Response to a gag

    13
    125
  25. 25
    IMAGE

    104D Public persona

    13
    110
  26. 26
    TESTS

    42A Hospital jobs

    12
    94
  27. 27
    DENS

    122A Reading areas

    11
    125
  28. 28
    ARIEL

    20A "The Tempest" character

    11
    122
  29. 29
    EMIL

    110A Czech runner Zatopek

    10
    131
  30. 30
    ONICE

    107A Not being used

    10
    91
  31. 31
    CHIC

    14A With it

    10
    83
  32. 32
    ICK

    99D "How awful!"

    10
    70
  33. 33
    INNS

    120A Days ___ (highway sights)

    9
    144
  34. 34
    SOSA

    36A One of Maris's overtakers

    9
    95
  35. 35
    STEEL

    48D Brace

    8
    93
  36. 36
    RAKE

    114A Libertine

    8
    90
  37. 37
    KEEL

    64A Nautical centerpiece

    8
    61
  38. 38
    BEG

    12D Solicit

    8
    59
  39. 39
    SLATS

    13D Airplane wing extenders

    8
    34
  40. 40
    TART

    93A Dessert for one

    7
    99
  41. 41
    OINK

    115A Sound on Old MacDonald's farm

    7
    78
  42. 42
    HIC

    55D Minute Maid product

    7
    73
  43. 43
    POTS

    119A Gardening supplies

    7
    43
  44. 44
    ERST

    72D Formerly, once

    6
    155
  45. 45
    AGORA

    19A Ancient marketplace

    6
    105
  46. 46
    ICH

    57A Freud's I

    6
    75
  47. 47
    EDDIE

    71A Actor Albert

    6
    61
  48. 48
    DARN

    58A "Nuts!"

    5
    74
  49. 49
    OFFS

    82D Kills, in slang

    5
    51
  50. 50
    APBS

    10A They're sent out from HQ

    5
    47
  51. 51
    LIBRA

    65D Well-balanced person?

    5
    43
  52. 52
    DELHI

    100D Site of Shah Jahan's Red Fort

    5
    40
  53. 53
    LABOR

    1D Part of a mechanic's bill

    5
    38
  54. 54
    NIKON

    105D Popular camera

    5
    36
  55. 55
    DANTE

    80D "De Vulgare Eloquentia" author

    4
    79
  56. 56
    WIRE

    50A End of a footrace

    4
    64
  57. 57
    SILOS

    59A Towers over the field?

    4
    43
  58. 58
    STOOP

    73A Sitting spot

    4
    32
  59. 59
    NICK

    47D Shaving injury

    4
    30
  60. 60
    BULL

    22A Kind of market

    4
    21
  61. 61
    INURE

    2D Accustom (to)

    3
    68
  62. 62
    LIAM

    1A Novelist O'Flaherty

    3
    61
  63. 63
    ARTIST

    96D Conservatory graduate

    3
    35
  64. 64
    ANE

    27A Hydrocarbon suffix

    2
    130
  65. 65
    GAT

    69D What a mug might hold

    2
    81
  66. 66
    SAUNA

    9D Luxury hotel feature

    2
    60
  67. 67
    SEPT

    34D Natl. Courtesy Month

    2
    55
  68. 68
    ROSSI

    117A Martini's partner

    2
    46
  69. 69
    TONGA

    29A South Seas kingdom

    2
    44
  70. 70
    AGAINST

    90A Competing with

    2
    21
  71. 71
    CHINO

    14D Material for uniforms

    2
    20
  72. 72
    GETIN

    32D Arrive

    2
    18
  73. 73
    STOLID

    97A Unemotional

    2
    15
  74. 74
    ACTSON debut

    94D Affects

    2
    14
  75. 75
    MOTION

    61D One may be on the floor

    2
    8
  76. 76
    SPOILER debut

    51D Auto option

    2
    8
  77. 77
    JOG

    68D Nudge

    1
    28
  78. 78
    ATBEST

    20D If everything goes right

    1
    23
  79. 79
    LATEN

    121A Grow dark, perhaps

    1
    23
  80. 80
    TARGET

    63D Wal-Mart competitor

    1
    19
  81. 81
    RECANT

    75D Change one's tune

    1
    18
  82. 82
    TWIRL

    103D Play with idly

    1
    17
  83. 83
    HOOEY

    116A Bunk

    1
    14
  84. 84
    NONSTOP

    45A Incessantly

    1
    14
  85. 85
    STURDY

    89D Well-built

    1
    9
  86. 86
    UPDIKE debut

    39D Author of the #1 best seller "Couples"

    1
    7
  87. 87
    EXPONENT

    84D Square figure?

    1
    6
  88. 88
    LICKS debut

    98D Some jazz improv

    1
    6
  89. 89
    NABOO debut

    28A "The Phantom Menace" planet

    1
    6
  90. 90
    PINOTS debut

    11D Dry red wines

    1
    4
  91. 91
    PLANKS

    62D Flooring, maybe

    1
    4
  92. 92
    SPOORS

    33A Hunts by tracking

    1
    3
  93. 93
    AROUSES

    88D Foments

    0
    19
  94. 94
    ASTON

    88A ___ Martin

    0
    17
  95. 95
    TALONS

    95A Grabbers

    0
    17
  96. 96
    VOA

    113D Cold war broadcaster: Abbr.

    0
    16
  97. 97
    TUROW

    108A "Presumed Innocent" novelist

    0
    14
  98. 98
    GLESS

    106D Actress Sharon

    0
    13
  99. 99
    VALES

    5A Where streams run

    0
    11
  100. 100
    AGONIES

    6D Tribulations

    0
    9
  101. 101
    WOP debut

    111D Doo-___

    0
    9
  102. 102
    COOKE

    86A New York archbishop before O'Connor

    0
    8
  103. 103
    KEMPT debut

    60A Well-groomed

    0
    8
  104. 104
    ANAISNIN

    37D Novelist in a relationship with Henry Miller

    0
    6
  105. 105
    IHEARYOU debut

    16D Simpatico reply

    0
    6
  106. 106
    PRICED

    40D ___ to move

    0
    6
  107. 107
    WHEEZE

    35A Old joke

    0
    6
  108. 108
    LORENZ debut

    7D Songwriter Hart

    0
    5
  109. 109
    ARIOSOS

    10D Some operatic songs

    0
    4
  110. 110
    OVERSTEP

    82A Go too far

    0
    4
  111. 111
    SHROUD debut

    31D Hide from view

    0
    4
  112. 112
    GOINGIN debut

    91D At the outset

    0
    3
  113. 113
    RESISTINGAREST debut

    30A Cramming student takes Vivarin, gets charged with ...

    0
    3
  114. 114
    VACATED debut

    5D Left

    0
    3
  115. 115
    WASHED debut

    41D Now clean

    0
    3
  116. 116
    WINGTIP debut

    50D Fancy shoe

    0
    3
  117. 117
    FIXATES debut

    87A Obsesses

    0
    2
  118. 118
    HANGONTO debut

    15D Keep

    0
    2
  119. 119
    SETSAPART

    44D Isolates

    0
    2
  120. 120
    VITTORIO debut

    83D "The Bicycle Thief" director ___ De Sica

    0
    2
  121. 121
    WRECKLESSDRIVING debut

    111A Cabbie avoids accident, gets charged with ...

    0
    2
  122. 122
    ALFONSE debut

    90D Ex-Sen. D'Amato

    0
    1
  123. 123
    BRAKINGANDENTERING debut

    77A Motorist pulls into parking lot, gets charged with ...

    0
    1
  124. 124
    BRISKEST debut

    54D Most peppy

    0
    1
  125. 125
    CORRUPTINGAMINER debut

    23A Gold digger seduces a different kind of gold digger, gets charged with ...

    0
    1
  126. 126
    COUNTERFITTING debut

    101A Patron squeezes into crowded luncheonette, gets charged with ...

    0
    1
  127. 127
    DISTURBINGTHEPIECE debut

    52A Chess player accidentally pushes pawn, gets charged with ...

    0
    1
  128. 128
    FTP debut

    92A Way to send docs. electronically

    0
    1
  129. 129
    HIGHJACKING debut

    66A Monster truck driver changes flat tire, gets charged with ...

    0
    1
  130. 130
    MILLIWATT debut

    4D Tiny power unit

    0
    1
  131. 131
    PRATO debut

    49A City near Florence

    0
    1
  132. 132
    ROISTERED debut

    81D Painted the town red

    0
    1
  133. 133
    SAWITOUT debut

    51A Didn't quit in the middle of a job

    0
    1
  134. 134
    UPWARDS debut

    39A Above, with "of"

    0
    1