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Sunday · 142 answers · 20 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ATE

    126A Put away

    75
    597
  2. 2
    ETA

    71A Sorority letter

    74
    571
  3. 3
    ARE

    26A "You ___" (Lionel Richie hit)

    57
    533
  4. 4
    TEE

    88A Summer wear

    49
    395
  5. 5
    ANT

    51D Hill climber, of sorts

    45
    401
  6. 6
    ADO

    5D Busy activity

    44
    477
  7. 7
    NEO

    45D ___-con

    43
    332
  8. 8
    ECO

    37A Prefix with sphere

    42
    370
  9. 9
    AHA

    92A "I get it!"

    40
    379
  10. 10
    TEN

    75D Time for "Taps"

    39
    369
  11. 11
    ERAS

    6A Special times

    38
    295
  12. 12
    SIR

    95D Paul McCartney, for one

    35
    271
  13. 13
    STAR

    82D Pentagram

    31
    316
  14. 14
    TEA

    50A ___ caddy

    30
    374
  15. 15
    OLD

    66D Prehistoric

    30
    247
  16. 16
    ELM

    121D American ___

    30
    240
  17. 17
    ATARI

    60D Early name in home computers

    28
    224
  18. 18
    ATTA

    72D Lead-in for boy or girl

    28
    156
  19. 19
    ANNE

    8D Archer of note

    26
    283
  20. 20
    RBI

    85D Stat for Jeff Bagwell

    23
    190
  21. 21
    ASHE

    81D Courtly Arthur

    22
    275
  22. 22
    REST

    47D Recess

    22
    256
  23. 23
    DRE

    58D Rap's Dr. ___

    22
    175
  24. 24
    AIDE

    31D Governmental appointee

    20
    192
  25. 25
    EDIE

    57D Falco of "The Sopranos"

    19
    190
  26. 26
    ROD

    35D Curtain holder

    19
    157
  27. 27
    ATSEA

    61A Puzzled

    18
    194
  28. 28
    OBI

    48A Eastern tie?

    17
    199
  29. 29
    SSE

    67A Nautical heading

    15
    262
  30. 30
    ABUT

    40D Adjoin

    15
    135
  31. 31
    AROSE

    28A Popped up

    14
    154
  32. 32
    CHI

    119D McBride of "Boston Public"

    13
    148
  33. 33
    GAP

    84D Hiatus

    13
    131
  34. 34
    REESE

    7D Peewee who wasn't so small

    12
    153
  35. 35
    RAW

    22A Fresh, as recruits

    12
    139
  36. 36
    OMS

    15A Chant syllables

    12
    68
  37. 37
    OTC

    44D Like some stocks: Abbr.

    11
    92
  38. 38
    RAVI

    116A Sitarist Shankar

    11
    71
  39. 39
    SHIP

    115D Half Moon, e.g.

    11
    60
  40. 40
    NAB

    89A Get

    10
    136
  41. 41
    EEO

    37D Job ad inits.

    10
    76
  42. 42
    SEEYA

    115A "Later"

    10
    75
  43. 43
    INE

    52A Like Bruckner's Symphony No. 7

    9
    155
  44. 44
    ORCAS

    79A Sea predators

    9
    58
  45. 45
    WAG

    98D Jokester

    9
    54
  46. 46
    SERENE

    90A Unflappable

    8
    79
  47. 47
    SEOUL

    12D 1988 Olympics site

    8
    40
  48. 48
    MESSY

    129A Chaotic

    7
    71
  49. 49
    SITS

    41D Isn't put to use

    7
    68
  50. 50
    ARLES

    93A "Sunflowers" setting

    7
    65
  51. 51
    ORD

    14D California's Fort ___ Dunes

    6
    64
  52. 52
    EDDIE

    100A "Frasier" dog

    6
    61
  53. 53
    SWEAT

    17D Worry, informally

    6
    36
  54. 54
    MAMBA

    104D African biter

    6
    31
  55. 55
    TRUST

    97D Source of income for some

    6
    28
  56. 56
    SOT

    9D Lush

    5
    152
  57. 57
    ARCED

    106D Like some tennis shots

    5
    68
  58. 58
    MOD

    117A Like some 1960's fashion

    5
    64
  59. 59
    AERIE

    109D High spot

    4
    147
  60. 60
    ASARULE

    99D Mostly

    4
    46
  61. 61
    MOOLA

    1A Green stuff

    4
    43
  62. 62
    IMA

    68A "___ Believer"

    3
    85
  63. 63
    EHS

    91D Doubting comments

    3
    64
  64. 64
    ATOI

    27A To you, to Yves

    3
    52
  65. 65
    PEPE

    63D Pet form of José

    3
    52
  66. 66
    OVATE

    2D Like bluebell leaves

    3
    47
  67. 67
    BOCA

    39D City down the coast from West Palm

    3
    43
  68. 68
    DARTS

    10D Bar game

    3
    42
  69. 69
    YODEL

    38A Echo producer, maybe

    3
    42
  70. 70
    HIFI

    124A Oldies player

    3
    41
  71. 71
    EVENS

    111D Balances (out)

    3
    33
  72. 72
    ICANSO debut

    34D Response to a naysayer

    3
    20
  73. 73
    VERDE

    127A Cape ___ Islands

    3
    16
  74. 74
    GLO

    65A Day-___

    2
    63
  75. 75
    SISSY

    112D Namby-pamby

    2
    41
  76. 76
    DISCO

    10A Summer music

    2
    39
  77. 77
    CREEP

    123A Unsavory one

    2
    35
  78. 78
    STRUM

    30A Pull strings?

    2
    28
  79. 79
    LETITBE

    4D 1970 #1 album

    2
    23
  80. 80
    SALUD

    55D "To your health!"

    2
    20
  81. 81
    BEEFS

    108D Squawks

    2
    19
  82. 82
    PEAPOD

    62A It may be snapped in a kitchen

    2
    8
  83. 83
    TRITEST

    64A Ordinary in the extreme

    2
    8
  84. 84
    EDOM

    94D Old land south of the Dead Sea

    1
    37
  85. 85
    GOAPE

    107D Lose it

    1
    31
  86. 86
    BUG

    122A Fan

    1
    23
  87. 87
    XENO

    20A Prefix with phobia

    1
    23
  88. 88
    RUS

    102A Perennial Olympics powerhouse: Abbr.

    1
    19
  89. 89
    EIGER

    105D Trevanian novel "The ___ Sanction"

    1
    18
  90. 90
    RESCUE

    77D "Baywatch" event

    1
    15
  91. 91
    ESTOS

    25D These, to Tomás

    1
    14
  92. 92
    ELMORE

    101D Novelist Leonard

    1
    13
  93. 93
    LYRES

    42D Old strings

    1
    13
  94. 94
    DEUCES

    120A They may be wild

    1
    8
  95. 95
    ATFAULT

    72A Culpable

    1
    7
  96. 96
    MODAL

    1D Relating to form

    1
    7
  97. 97
    PANOPLY

    78D Complete array

    1
    7
  98. 98
    LEFTALONE debut

    32A Didn't bother

    1
    5
  99. 99
    ANEAR

    21A Lend ___

    0
    50
  100. 100
    ARB

    33D Wall St. type

    0
    38
  101. 101
    SRTAS

    43D Taco belles?: Abbr.

    0
    31
  102. 102
    MAHRE

    69D Big name in Olympics skiing

    0
    25
  103. 103
    CRAT

    80D Suffix with Dixie

    0
    24
  104. 104
    INFRA

    11D Prefix with structural

    0
    24
  105. 105
    ANSA

    31A Handle: Lat.

    0
    22
  106. 106
    IPSE

    128A ___ dixit (allegation)

    0
    21
  107. 107
    MACES

    110D Office staffs?

    0
    21
  108. 108
    AMEER

    70D Arab leader

    0
    20
  109. 109
    DEWAR

    46A Scot who invented a vacuum bottle

    0
    18
  110. 110
    EXCON

    6D Record holder?

    0
    18
  111. 111
    BREL

    36A Jacques of song

    0
    17
  112. 112
    SEGAR

    54D Stogie

    0
    17
  113. 113
    MIROS

    114A Some Surrealist art

    0
    15
  114. 114
    ONALEASH

    19D Tethered

    0
    10
  115. 115
    PREAMP

    76A Speaker booster

    0
    8
  116. 116
    STYRON

    49A "The Confessions of Nat Turner" writer

    0
    8
  117. 117
    OVIEDO

    18A Capital of the Asturias kingdom of early Spain

    0
    6
  118. 118
    ELLENS

    125A Comedy's Cleghorne and others

    0
    5
  119. 119
    DALTON debut

    23A 007 portrayer

    0
    4
  120. 120
    ROLLTOP

    29D Fancy desk

    0
    4
  121. 121
    THIRDDEGREE

    83A Grilling

    0
    4
  122. 122
    CALMLY debut

    13D In a 90-Across way

    0
    3
  123. 123
    CUTSSHORT debut

    53A Curtails

    0
    3
  124. 124
    DCV debut

    118D Seventh-century date

    0
    3
  125. 125
    DOGCATCHER debut

    118A One who might get a little chow

    0
    3
  126. 126
    HEADFIRST debut

    86A Precipitately

    0
    3
  127. 127
    MAJORLEAGUE

    104A Very important

    0
    3
  128. 128
    PIAS

    103A Lindstrom and Zadora

    0
    3
  129. 129
    CENTERFOLD

    24A Magazine opening?

    0
    2
  130. 130
    OILOF

    3D ___ vitriol (sulfuric acid)

    0
    2
  131. 131
    ABUM debut

    113A Don Drysdale book "Once ___, Always a Dodger"

    0
    1
  132. 132
    BALLGAMES debut

    108A Much weekend TV fare

    0
    1
  133. 133
    BASEBALLSEASON debut

    39A Spring, summer and fall

    0
    1
  134. 134
    DEFILADE debut

    87D Fortified position offering protection from enemy fire

    0
    1
  135. 135
    FIELDJUDGE debut

    74D Football official

    0
    1
  136. 136
    HITOF debut

    59D ___ the party

    0
    1
  137. 137
    ITSALLRIGHT debut

    34A Reassuring words

    0
    1
  138. 138
    MARSHLANDS debut

    16D Where bulrushes grow

    0
    1
  139. 139
    ORANGEWINE debut

    15D Fermented beverage used as an aperitif

    0
    1
  140. 140
    PITCHEROFWATER debut

    96A Order for a thirsty group

    0
    1
  141. 141
    SECONDHANDS debut

    56A Fast sweepers

    0
    1
  142. 142
    THEREABOUT debut

    73D Roughly that

    0
    1