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Sunday · 140 answers · 18 debuts

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

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    ANI

    100A Black bird

    35
    237
  2. 2
    ORA

    7D ___ pro nobis

    35
    227
  3. 3
    AIR

    71A Epitome of lightness

    32
    303
  4. 4
    ELS

    8D Cousins of monorails

    29
    333
  5. 5
    SIS

    18D Affectionate family name

    26
    210
  6. 6
    AFAR

    77D In the distance

    25
    233
  7. 7
    ETE

    29A When Christmas comes in Polynésie

    24
    320
  8. 8
    SARI

    44A Rani's wear

    23
    191
  9. 9
    ADELE

    73D An Astaire

    22
    158
  10. 10
    PER

    57A A pop

    19
    270
  11. 11
    MAR

    58A Scratch

    19
    215
  12. 12
    EMMA

    102D Austen novel

    19
    173
  13. 13
    OAHU

    2D Site of "interstates" H1, H2 and H3

    18
    185
  14. 14
    ASTI

    84A ___ spumante

    17
    224
  15. 15
    TAP

    72A Connect to secretly

    17
    165
  16. 16
    SCAB

    39A Picket line ignorer

    17
    101
  17. 17
    OLGA

    46A "Eugene Onegin" mezzo

    15
    133
  18. 18
    LEA

    12D Pasture

    14
    261
  19. 19
    ORATE

    75A Hold forth

    14
    196
  20. 20
    NUT

    109D Crackpot

    14
    112
  21. 21
    IGLOO

    11D Hardly a summer house

    14
    86
  22. 22
    FIT

    38A Tailor's concern

    14
    81
  23. 23
    OLA

    96A Motor suffix

    12
    175
  24. 24
    ATEAM

    60D 1980's TV group

    12
    122
  25. 25
    AXIS

    31D X, Y or Z

    12
    109
  26. 26
    NOON

    88A Zenith, metaphorically

    11
    103
  27. 27
    OTC

    96D Like some stocks: Abbr.

    11
    92
  28. 28
    ORR

    50D Hall-of-Famer Bobby

    10
    235
  29. 29
    AJAR

    98D Cracked a bit

    10
    192
  30. 30
    TEAR

    86A Place for a patch

    10
    149
  31. 31
    ORIOLE

    91D Bobolink's kin

    10
    93
  32. 32
    TINY

    105D Wee

    10
    64
  33. 33
    ILE

    36D ___ du Diable

    9
    234
  34. 34
    SEWS

    1D Plies a needle

    9
    77
  35. 35
    KAT

    89A "Krazy ___"

    8
    101
  36. 36
    CLEO

    17D 1917 role for 30-Down, informally

    8
    83
  37. 37
    ETTE

    81D Kitchen suffix

    7
    225
  38. 38
    NNE

    24D Natchez-to-Memphis dir.

    7
    205
  39. 39
    URAL

    43A Russia's ___ Mountains

    7
    180
  40. 40
    BIC

    106D Razor brand

    7
    63
  41. 41
    ARESO

    67D Joe Cocker's "You ___ Beautiful"

    7
    57
  42. 42
    TATE

    6D Poet laureate of 1700

    6
    102
  43. 43
    ICI

    83D French roll call response

    6
    97
  44. 44
    SNORE

    44D Make a little "night music"

    6
    92
  45. 45
    LEES

    82D Noted Virginia family

    5
    97
  46. 46
    WON

    108D Swept

    5
    90
  47. 47
    MATT

    37D Houston, for one

    5
    59
  48. 48
    NEVER

    56A Not just "no!"

    5
    47
  49. 49
    SKIM

    15D Not fully digest

    5
    44
  50. 50
    SATS

    101D H.S. hurdles

    5
    39
  51. 51
    LARIAT

    93D Cow-catcher

    4
    41
  52. 52
    NEPALI

    9D Gurkha, e.g.

    4
    32
  53. 53
    WOMEN

    94D Restroom door sign

    4
    21
  54. 54
    AGAPE

    49D Yawning

    3
    79
  55. 55
    ELEA

    45A Zeno's home

    3
    59
  56. 56
    IAMB

    16D Foot

    3
    59
  57. 57
    TATAR

    65D Native of the Steppes

    3
    45
  58. 58
    SHIRT

    61D Polo, e.g.

    3
    35
  59. 59
    PISAN

    74D Galileo, for one

    3
    25
  60. 60
    CASTLE

    66A Make a chess move

    3
    20
  61. 61
    WEN

    94A Skin defect

    3
    17
  62. 62
    TASTY

    115A Toothsome

    2
    39
  63. 63
    LAKER

    35D Staples Center player

    2
    31
  64. 64
    MARES

    95A Some bays

    2
    27
  65. 65
    IMARET

    110A Turkish hospice

    2
    26
  66. 66
    SAWTO

    68D Took care of

    2
    24
  67. 67
    TANDEM

    90D Many a tractor-trailer

    2
    19
  68. 68
    ADOPTS

    10D Takes in

    2
    16
  69. 69
    BLAHS

    92D Ennui, with "the"

    2
    14
  70. 70
    BURST

    51D Explode

    2
    13
  71. 71
    SHREWD

    61A Canny

    2
    12
  72. 72
    BASICS

    13A ABC's

    2
    11
  73. 73
    CYRANO debut

    113A Christopher Plummer's Tony-winning title role of 1973

    2
    9
  74. 74
    AGNEW

    41D 10/10/73 resignee

    1
    39
  75. 75
    ALKALI

    22A Soluble mineral salt

    1
    27
  76. 76
    AWNS

    4D Beards

    1
    22
  77. 77
    ATTAIN

    62D Reach

    1
    21
  78. 78
    ASHANTI

    76D Onetime West African kingdom

    1
    20
  79. 79
    NFC

    107D Giants' grp.

    1
    20
  80. 80
    AKIMBO

    28A Like many scolders' arms

    1
    19
  81. 81
    TOENAIL

    6A Subject of a clipping?

    1
    16
  82. 82
    ORALE

    34D Papal vestment

    1
    15
  83. 83
    GAITS

    20D Steps

    1
    14
  84. 84
    DIOS

    103D Spanish Almighty

    1
    13
  85. 85
    OLEATE

    69A Pharmaceutical ointment

    1
    13
  86. 86
    MYMY debut

    97D "Oh, dear!"

    1
    11
  87. 87
    CEMENTS

    114A Fuses

    1
    10
  88. 88
    ALLIS

    14D Words before "calm" and "bright"

    1
    9
  89. 89
    EARWIG

    19A Nocturnal insect

    1
    9
  90. 90
    EFFACE

    45D Wipe out

    1
    8
  91. 91
    SUMUP

    33D Recap

    1
    8
  92. 92
    STAREDAT

    101A Ogled

    1
    6
  93. 93
    DISHED

    5D Gossiped

    1
    5
  94. 94
    FILLIN

    59D Substitute

    1
    5
  95. 95
    BACKSTAB debut

    13D Discredit sneakily

    1
    4
  96. 96
    MAPOUT debut

    97A Chart

    1
    4
  97. 97
    ANAT

    104D Biol. subject

    0
    126
  98. 98
    IDI

    78A Infamous Amin

    0
    120
  99. 99
    APO

    27A G.I. mailing address

    0
    99
  100. 100
    ULE

    53A Diminutive suffix

    0
    48
  101. 101
    PSS

    32A Letter add-ons: Abbr.

    0
    44
  102. 102
    ATRI

    77A Abruzzi bell town

    0
    31
  103. 103
    IGOT

    54A Duke Ellington's "___ It Bad and That Ain't Good"

    0
    31
  104. 104
    AYS

    70D Cries on ships

    0
    24
  105. 105
    BARA

    30D See 17-Down

    0
    24
  106. 106
    COHAN

    66D George M. ___

    0
    23
  107. 107
    SAMOAN

    112A Margaret Mead interviewee

    0
    23
  108. 108
    SOLIDS

    33A They need to be chewed

    0
    19
  109. 109
    INHERIT

    52D Get without effort

    0
    13
  110. 110
    MAGEE

    95D Patrick who won a 1966 Tony for "Marat/Sade"

    0
    12
  111. 111
    RUFUS

    55A Groucho's "Duck Soup" role

    0
    12
  112. 112
    TIMEX debut

    72D Company that cares for the face and hands

    0
    11
  113. 113
    CLIVE

    40D Novelist Barker

    0
    10
  114. 114
    TOTER

    90A Carrier

    0
    10
  115. 115
    SOMERS

    39D "Three's Company" actress

    0
    9
  116. 116
    BAIRD

    42D Puppeteer Bil

    0
    7
  117. 117
    BALTO

    30A Largest city in Md.

    0
    7
  118. 118
    BREN

    3D Gas-operated machine gun

    0
    7
  119. 119
    CELA

    87A 1989 Literature Nobelist

    0
    7
  120. 120
    SOBAD debut

    1A 1984 Paul McCartney hit

    0
    6
  121. 121
    APPETIT

    62A "Bon ___!"

    0
    5
  122. 122
    ARLEDGE

    21A TV exec Roone

    0
    5
  123. 123
    FARRAR

    59A Big name in book publishing

    0
    5
  124. 124
    RAPIERS

    25D Certain swords

    0
    5
  125. 125
    SCYTHES

    64A They cut quite a swath

    0
    5
  126. 126
    MAXIS

    37A Sizable skirts

    0
    4
  127. 127
    PURA

    99D Aqua ___

    0
    4
  128. 128
    SUNSHINE

    26A Tanning agent

    0
    4
  129. 129
    APLAY debut

    76A Make ___ for

    0
    3
  130. 130
    MAKEUPTO debut

    80D Win back the favor of

    0
    3
  131. 131
    SIMPLER debut

    48D Like olden times, supposedly

    0
    3
  132. 132
    BLIXEN debut

    92A Karen ___ (Isak Dinesen)

    0
    2
  133. 133
    FLOURY debut

    38D Like a breadmaker's hands, maybe

    0
    2
  134. 134
    AHEN debut

    85A "Two owls and ___ ...": Lear

    0
    1
  135. 135
    BYJUMPINGDOWNACHIMINI debut

    106A End of the verse

    0
    1
  136. 136
    FEELOUT debut

    111A Get a sense of

    0
    1
  137. 137
    HEWARMSHIMSELFATTIMES debut

    79A Verse, part 3

    0
    1
  138. 138
    MAKESANTASOBFORBIMINI debut

    47A Verse, part 2

    0
    1
  139. 139
    TOPHET debut

    63D Biblical place of punishment

    0
    1
  140. 140
    WHENSANTASPOLARCLIMES debut

    23A Start of a verse

    0
    1