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Sunday · 166 answers · 22 debuts

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

  1. 1
    SPA

    1A It might make you sweat

    59
    475
  2. 2
    OLE

    88D Rousing cheer

    54
    525
  3. 3
    ALI

    104D Comeback maker of 10/30/74

    49
    518
  4. 4
    IRA

    25A Bit of financial planning, for short

    46
    448
  5. 5
    EON

    38D Many, many moons

    43
    343
  6. 6
    LEE

    76D Declaration of Independence signer from Virginia

    40
    360
  7. 7
    ETON

    50D Rugby competitor

    32
    282
  8. 8
    ARIA

    131D Solo piece

    30
    446
  9. 9
    LEI

    141A Waikiki wear

    29
    310
  10. 10
    ITEM

    92D Whatsis

    27
    274
  11. 11
    TREE

    26A Corner

    25
    309
  12. 12
    ABLE

    127D Fit

    25
    259
  13. 13
    ARENA

    131A Play area

    24
    334
  14. 14
    ETRE

    123A French 101 word

    24
    241
  15. 15
    ODDS

    74D Chances

    23
    171
  16. 16
    ESS

    145A Tricky curve

    22
    413
  17. 17
    SAY

    48A Articulate

    20
    132
  18. 18
    PEN

    69A Compose

    19
    187
  19. 19
    REEL

    101A Tape measure part

    19
    184
  20. 20
    DOS

    34A Galas

    18
    175
  21. 21
    OWN

    79D Hold

    17
    148
  22. 22
    PAN

    21A Work (out)

    17
    125
  23. 23
    ISLA

    99A Mallorca, e.g.

    17
    119
  24. 24
    RON

    107A Onetime White House nickname

    16
    169
  25. 25
    UNI

    67D Lateral opening?

    16
    153
  26. 26
    TRUE

    140A Straight

    16
    150
  27. 27
    OATH

    125A Colorful language

    16
    143
  28. 28
    LAOS

    58A Some Indochinese

    16
    121
  29. 29
    ELITE

    45D Ins

    15
    168
  30. 30
    AWOL

    4A Bad way to go

    15
    167
  31. 31
    TENET

    55A Belief

    15
    147
  32. 32
    IDES

    133D Day of the month

    14
    170
  33. 33
    SCI

    95A High school dept.

    13
    179
  34. 34
    ROAR

    128D Den din

    13
    169
  35. 35
    RSVP

    121A Common request

    13
    85
  36. 36
    AONE

    36D Excellent

    12
    209
  37. 37
    SLO

    66A ___-Pitch

    12
    185
  38. 38
    ICARE

    139A "You can count on me!"

    12
    45
  39. 39
    ATTN

    57A Env. notation

    11
    134
  40. 40
    ROTE

    101D Automatic course

    11
    114
  41. 41
    SALSA

    68D Hot stuff

    11
    98
  42. 42
    LOCO

    22A Crackers

    11
    91
  43. 43
    ENS

    93A Rank below a Lt. j.g.

    10
    270
  44. 44
    ELIA

    94A Literary pseudonym

    10
    213
  45. 45
    OASIS

    89D It has a spring in the middle

    10
    104
  46. 46
    ARMS

    96A Magazines have them

    10
    95
  47. 47
    MOTTO

    84A It may be below a crest

    10
    51
  48. 48
    EPEES

    13D Sports equipment used with masks

    9
    104
  49. 49
    SWAP

    97D Tit for tat?

    9
    90
  50. 50
    IMPS

    113A Dungeons & Dragons characters

    9
    87
  51. 51
    SATAN

    46D Tempter

    9
    81
  52. 52
    ALFA

    33A A, in communications

    8
    108
  53. 53
    KAT

    98A Kit ___

    8
    101
  54. 54
    LEAD

    12D One of a pair of dancers

    8
    100
  55. 55
    ITAL

    18D Like some type: Abbr.

    8
    94
  56. 56
    NUDE

    19D Titian's "Venus of Urbino," for one

    8
    92
  57. 57
    ATBAT

    53D Single time?

    8
    91
  58. 58
    CPAS

    16D No. crunchers

    8
    76
  59. 59
    ETD

    112A Sched. approximation

    7
    113
  60. 60
    TINT

    17D Salon offering

    7
    86
  61. 61
    LITE

    102A Kind of beer

    7
    75
  62. 62
    GPAS

    20D Transcript stats

    7
    28
  63. 63
    PETE

    130D Officer Malloy of "Adam 12"

    6
    136
  64. 64
    ELSIE

    105A Dinsmore of old children's books

    6
    89
  65. 65
    GONE

    40D Out of the ballpark

    6
    59
  66. 66
    ONA

    61A ___ leash

    5
    161
  67. 67
    LOG

    124A Cabin component

    5
    92
  68. 68
    TVS

    137A Hotel room features

    5
    67
  69. 69
    NIB

    62D Writing point

    5
    58
  70. 70
    AUG

    59D Mo. in which Bill Clinton was born

    5
    46
  71. 71
    OPE

    89A What blossoms do, in poetry

    4
    92
  72. 72
    MTA

    42D Rail org.

    4
    87
  73. 73
    OZONE

    49A Ray blocker

    4
    73
  74. 74
    SNEAD

    31A Links legend

    4
    66
  75. 75
    MTS

    54A Churchill and Logan: Abbr.

    4
    57
  76. 76
    MASSE

    111A Shot in eightball

    4
    54
  77. 77
    STIES

    83D Farm enclosures

    4
    52
  78. 78
    STELLA

    51A "A Streetcar Named Desire" role

    4
    42
  79. 79
    FOOD

    136A Cuisine

    4
    32
  80. 80
    DNATEST

    118A Court-ordered exam, perhaps

    4
    21
  81. 81
    IMA

    109D "___ Fool" (1965 hit)

    3
    85
  82. 82
    OCELOT

    6D Tamable cat

    3
    60
  83. 83
    AVIV

    129D Tel ___

    3
    44
  84. 84
    IDEALS

    110A Paragons

    3
    41
  85. 85
    UNITS

    67A Apartments

    3
    38
  86. 86
    LAPTOP

    102D Modern traveler's need

    3
    27
  87. 87
    SPINAL

    1D Kind of column

    3
    26
  88. 88
    PLUG

    65A Advertise

    3
    22
  89. 89
    DONORS

    118D Angels

    3
    13
  90. 90
    SIENA

    73D Tuscan city

    2
    50
  91. 91
    OSCARS

    115D Speech-inspiring figures

    2
    42
  92. 92
    GRO

    71D Miracle-___

    2
    40
  93. 93
    ALTI

    4D Choir singers

    2
    34
  94. 94
    VERSE

    122D Greeting card feature

    2
    33
  95. 95
    EEKS

    43D Funhouse sounds

    2
    31
  96. 96
    THESIS

    120D Central point

    2
    25
  97. 97
    EMPANADA debut

    28A Mexican entree

    2
    10
  98. 98
    SETA

    63A Caterpillar hair

    1
    64
  99. 99
    OPA

    85D W.W. II agcy.

    1
    46
  100. 100
    LOESS

    7D Gardener's soil

    1
    41
  101. 101
    SHUE

    66D Actress Elisabeth

    1
    38
  102. 102
    CAPP

    126D Abner's artist

    1
    36
  103. 103
    LBO

    64A Wall St. deal

    1
    34
  104. 104
    ORNERY

    117D Difficult

    1
    27
  105. 105
    NEMESES

    41A Banes

    1
    24
  106. 106
    PAROLE

    2D Let go, in a way

    1
    22
  107. 107
    AMINOR

    9D Key of Mendelssohn's Symphony No. 3

    1
    21
  108. 108
    LOFTS

    124D Choirs' places

    1
    19
  109. 109
    SITKA

    27A Alaska's ___ National Historical Park

    1
    19
  110. 110
    ELISA

    60D "Paint Your Wagon" mother of 1951 Broadway

    1
    18
  111. 111
    THEEND

    80D Famous last words

    1
    17
  112. 112
    ONTIPTOE

    132A So as not to be heard

    1
    14
  113. 113
    FARINA

    52A Breakfast fare

    1
    13
  114. 114
    KOHL

    35A Schmidt's successor as German chancellor

    1
    13
  115. 115
    BEALL

    75A Beginning and end

    1
    9
  116. 116
    TAKEIT

    56A "Here!"

    1
    9
  117. 117
    NOFRILLS debut

    29A Basic

    1
    4
  118. 118
    SISTERACT debut

    100D 1992 Whoopi Goldberg comedy

    1
    4
  119. 119
    WEAVED debut

    86A Drove drunkenly

    1
    3
  120. 120
    SSRS

    144A Georgia et al., once: Abbr.

    0
    75
  121. 121
    LAPP

    106D Person from the North

    0
    38
  122. 122
    VATS

    39D Vintners' needs

    0
    37
  123. 123
    PAPAL

    8A Vatican-related

    0
    33
  124. 124
    IGOT

    47A James Brown's "___ the Feelin'"

    0
    31
  125. 125
    DICTA

    82D Parts of rulings

    0
    28
  126. 126
    ERDE

    60A "Das Lied von der ___"

    0
    26
  127. 127
    ISSO

    99D Playground comeback

    0
    23
  128. 128
    RAKES

    135A Casino gear

    0
    23
  129. 129
    STERNS

    77A Rears

    0
    19
  130. 130
    ATTYS

    143A Firm parts: Abbr.

    0
    18
  131. 131
    PENTA

    65D Prefix with meter

    0
    18
  132. 132
    ASPIN

    91A Whirling

    0
    13
  133. 133
    PRUDE

    90D Victorian, maybe

    0
    13
  134. 134
    BLEEDS

    81A Runs

    0
    12
  135. 135
    FALLS

    52D Slips

    0
    10
  136. 136
    STOVES

    119D Potbellies

    0
    10
  137. 137
    AMOLE debut

    23A Agave root

    0
    9
  138. 138
    LEANEST

    37A Like the most expensive hamburger meat

    0
    9
  139. 139
    ABOVEPAR

    134A Like a disappointing golf game

    0
    8
  140. 140
    RELEASES

    107D Some legal papers

    0
    8
  141. 141
    EPISTLES

    32A Much of the New Testament

    0
    7
  142. 142
    ASIR

    36A Region of Saudi Arabia

    0
    6
  143. 143
    SUBWAY

    103A "The Taking of Pelham One Two Three" setting

    0
    6
  144. 144
    VERTIGO

    39A Feeling on an observation deck, perhaps

    0
    6
  145. 145
    HOUSESIT debut

    87A Do home work?

    0
    5
  146. 146
    PASSKEYS debut

    8D Openers

    0
    5
  147. 147
    POTHOLE

    116A Concrete problem

    0
    5
  148. 148
    SERPICO

    114A Memorable Pacino role

    0
    5
  149. 149
    CARAPACE

    126A Turtle shell

    0
    4
  150. 150
    DIANAS

    108A Rigg and Ross

    0
    4
  151. 151
    RANGIN debut

    30D Welcomed, as the New Year

    0
    4
  152. 152
    SMOGGY debut

    48D Polluted, in a way

    0
    3
  153. 153
    HITSON debut

    72A Tries to pick up

    0
    2
  154. 154
    LARGEEGG debut

    70A Ostrich's production

    0
    2
  155. 155
    PERVERSE

    142A Cantankerous

    0
    2
  156. 156
    PUMPITUP debut

    24A Gym trainer's catchphrase

    0
    2
  157. 157
    YOUSAIDIT debut

    78A "Amen!"

    0
    2
  158. 158
    ALKALIZED debut

    11D Like some cocoa powder

    0
    1
  159. 159
    ANAFFAIRTOREMEMBER debut

    3D 1957 film featuring the subject of this puzzle

    0
    1
  160. 160
    EJECTING debut

    13A Bouncer's work

    0
    1
  161. 161
    EMPIRESTATEBUILDINGTOUR debut

    15D See 10-Down

    0
    1
  162. 162
    JUMPIN debut

    14D Like a hot club, informally

    0
    1
  163. 163
    PLAITERS debut

    138A Basket makers

    0
    1
  164. 164
    POTEHTOTROTAVELEEHTEKAT debut

    10D What you may do during a 15-Down?

    0
    1
  165. 165
    SLEEPLESSINSEATTLE debut

    44D 1993 film featuring the subject of this puzzle

    0
    1
  166. 166
    WORLDSTALLESTSKYSCRAPER debut

    5D The subject of this puzzle, on 5/1/31, the day it opened

    0
    1