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Sunday · 140 answers · 12 debuts

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

  1. 1
    SET

    9D Stiffen

    68
    402
  2. 2
    END

    73A Word before and after "over"

    55
    447
  3. 3
    SAT

    96A Did not stir

    35
    284
  4. 4
    ETRE

    48D Word repeated in a French Hamlet's soliloquy

    24
    241
  5. 5
    ATIT

    7D Going ___

    24
    197
  6. 6
    ETTA

    28A Italian suffix

    23
    254
  7. 7
    EDS

    44A Publishers' hirees, for short

    17
    230
  8. 8
    ERGO

    120A By that reasoning

    17
    198
  9. 9
    EARN

    26D Pull down

    17
    185
  10. 10
    REC

    114D Kind of hall

    15
    163
  11. 11
    ABA

    10D The New York Nets were its last champs: Abbr.

    14
    195
  12. 12
    SNO

    5D ___-cone

    14
    188
  13. 13
    TESS

    106D Harper of "Tender Mercies"

    14
    167
  14. 14
    ELIE

    121A Author Wiesel

    14
    160
  15. 15
    INERT

    89A Like a couch potato

    14
    149
  16. 16
    ILLS

    12D Misfortunes

    14
    117
  17. 17
    SORE

    109D Ticked off

    13
    157
  18. 18
    DIS

    92A Bad-mouth

    13
    120
  19. 19
    SLAB

    5A Inscribed stone, maybe

    13
    86
  20. 20
    OMAR

    94D Taliban leader

    12
    252
  21. 21
    AMIE

    16D French pal

    12
    170
  22. 22
    CIAO

    62A Cousin of "Hasta luego"

    12
    117
  23. 23
    SPREE

    100A Bout of indulgence

    12
    97
  24. 24
    RHEA

    105D Three-toed bird

    11
    133
  25. 25
    TELL

    74A Discern

    11
    100
  26. 26
    ORDER

    27A It's received at a warehouse

    11
    88
  27. 27
    UNE

    77D French article

    10
    145
  28. 28
    TBAR

    107D Structural piece

    10
    144
  29. 29
    USERS

    56A Not teetotalers

    10
    96
  30. 30
    MOOR

    17D Poor drainage area

    10
    81
  31. 31
    ERECT

    123A Build

    9
    150
  32. 32
    INNS

    18D Days ___ (business chain)

    9
    144
  33. 33
    ESO

    53D That, to an hombre

    9
    141
  34. 34
    LORE

    6D Historian's interest

    9
    130
  35. 35
    LASS

    95A "O, gie me the ___ that has acres o' charms": Burns

    9
    103
  36. 36
    SONAR

    46D 52-Down gear

    9
    91
  37. 37
    BORE

    61A Yielded

    9
    77
  38. 38
    SUB

    52D K-19, for one

    9
    65
  39. 39
    HATE

    80D Kind of mail

    8
    98
  40. 40
    ACTOR

    85A Washington or Phoenix

    8
    92
  41. 41
    RESIN

    54A Myrrh, for one

    8
    84
  42. 42
    NOTI

    20A Brief denial

    8
    75
  43. 43
    CATS

    86D "Cool" ones

    8
    63
  44. 44
    BOSS

    88D Cool, once

    8
    62
  45. 45
    DIANE

    45D "Cheers" regular

    7
    62
  46. 46
    HYMN

    99A William Cowper composition

    7
    24
  47. 47
    DEEM

    124A Believe

    6
    86
  48. 48
    APHID

    69D Sap sucker

    6
    59
  49. 49
    TBSP

    108A 1/2 fluid oz.

    6
    55
  50. 50
    BIOTA

    8D Ecological group

    6
    34
  51. 51
    SST

    78D Fast one, for short

    5
    199
  52. 52
    LOSE

    32D Alternative to draw

    5
    102
  53. 53
    WATTS

    15D Number of bulbs

    5
    34
  54. 54
    ROM

    117D CD finale?

    4
    81
  55. 55
    DDT

    115D Old agricultural letters

    4
    76
  56. 56
    LOCI

    39A Geometric sets

    4
    64
  57. 57
    BOSC

    75D Pear type

    4
    56
  58. 58
    EATIT

    44D Lose ignominiously, in slang

    4
    41
  59. 59
    EBBED

    101D Went out

    4
    37
  60. 60
    HIDES

    71D Pelts

    4
    16
  61. 61
    PAGE

    110D Beep

    3
    71
  62. 62
    SAHIB

    9A "Master"

    3
    53
  63. 63
    ATONCE

    91A Quickly

    3
    50
  64. 64
    ASPIRE

    29D Long for, with "to"

    3
    44
  65. 65
    ODDER

    4D More suitable for Robert Ripley

    3
    29
  66. 66
    ROWE

    58D English poet who wrote "Lady Jane Grey"

    3
    29
  67. 67
    MONK

    43D Brother

    3
    22
  68. 68
    STARVE

    90A Yearn (for)

    3
    22
  69. 69
    TOASTER

    65A Classic bank giveaway

    3
    13
  70. 70
    YOGI

    36D Oft-quoted athlete

    2
    54
  71. 71
    HOOD

    19A Tough

    2
    46
  72. 72
    TRINI

    70D Singer Lopez

    2
    34
  73. 73
    BTUS

    75A Relatives of calories: Abbr.

    2
    29
  74. 74
    BROIL

    55D Not be just warm

    2
    25
  75. 75
    AESIR

    118A Race of Norse gods

    2
    17
  76. 76
    GUNS

    51D Magazine contents

    2
    16
  77. 77
    ATALANTA

    60D Woman in Ovid's "Metamorphoses"

    2
    14
  78. 78
    LOWES debut

    103D Home Depot rival

    2
    11
  79. 79
    SWAMI

    14A Person with answers

    1
    46
  80. 80
    SKED

    125A TV exec's work

    1
    32
  81. 81
    IZE

    113D Suffix with magnet

    1
    31
  82. 82
    TASSE

    122A Cup of café

    1
    27
  83. 83
    SHU

    38A Moo ___ pork

    1
    25
  84. 84
    SERIAL

    68D "Soap," for one

    1
    21
  85. 85
    ADELIE

    97D Antarctic penguin

    1
    18
  86. 86
    CASIO

    62D Big name in watches

    1
    17
  87. 87
    MOANS

    83A Sad sounds

    1
    17
  88. 88
    PRESET

    82D Like default figures

    1
    15
  89. 89
    BARREL

    31A Rodeo sight

    1
    14
  90. 90
    ATHEIST

    69A Isaac Asimov, notably

    1
    13
  91. 91
    HOORAH

    2D Old-fashioned "Yippee!"

    1
    13
  92. 92
    SALADA

    102A Tea brand since 1892

    1
    13
  93. 93
    INTHAT

    41D Because

    1
    11
  94. 94
    ROADRUNNER

    3D Geococcyx californianus

    1
    8
  95. 95
    THROBS

    1D Pounds

    1
    8
  96. 96
    KARENINA

    59A Tolstoy heroine

    1
    6
  97. 97
    TALKED

    98D Turned state's evidence

    1
    6
  98. 98
    BISCUIT

    13D Ritz, e.g., to Brits

    1
    5
  99. 99
    BOARDWALK

    116A Go preceder

    1
    4
  100. 100
    CONSISTS debut

    40D Has the ingredients, with "of"

    1
    2
  101. 101
    URIS

    37A "Battle Cry" novelist

    0
    94
  102. 102
    HOI

    11D ___ polloi

    0
    52
  103. 103
    ATAT

    104D Rat-___

    0
    42
  104. 104
    OSTE

    64D Bone: Prefix

    0
    31
  105. 105
    THRO

    1A "Comin' ___ the Rye"

    0
    28
  106. 106
    NELSON

    47A Trafalgar Square honoree

    0
    27
  107. 107
    EGER

    72D River to the Elbe

    0
    25
  108. 108
    EBOLI

    21A Carlo Levi's novel town

    0
    21
  109. 109
    NGAIO

    50A Author Marsh

    0
    20
  110. 110
    SINCERE

    90D Open

    0
    19
  111. 111
    RAZED

    119A Unbuilt

    0
    18
  112. 112
    OEO

    63A Antipoverty agcy.

    0
    15
  113. 113
    HIFIS

    99D They played Ricky Nelson and Bobby Darin

    0
    12
  114. 114
    ROWEL

    111A Part of a spur

    0
    12
  115. 115
    PALOMINO

    42A Trigger, e.g.

    0
    9
  116. 116
    HIDEHO

    84A Cab Calloway catchphrase

    0
    7
  117. 117
    ASHBY

    33A Film director Hal

    0
    6
  118. 118
    TRELLIS

    24D Morning glory aid

    0
    6
  119. 119
    EAMON

    22A Ireland's De Valera

    0
    5
  120. 120
    BHUTAN

    55A Country whose official language is Dzongkha

    0
    4
  121. 121
    BLESSED

    35D Lucky, so to speak

    0
    4
  122. 122
    INBASKET

    87A Desk item

    0
    4
  123. 123
    LIGHTMYFIRE debut

    66D 1967 hit that begins "You know that it would be untrue"

    0
    4
  124. 124
    ROADTORIO

    23A Musical comedy of 1947

    0
    4
  125. 125
    ARTIFACT

    104A Archaeologist's prize

    0
    3
  126. 126
    MANSARD

    83D Roof style

    0
    3
  127. 127
    SCATTERS

    30A Breaks up hurriedly

    0
    3
  128. 128
    SENTIENT

    52A Conscious

    0
    3
  129. 129
    SHREWS

    57A Nags

    0
    3
  130. 130
    TAKESAWALK

    76D Perambulates

    0
    3
  131. 131
    ASPERA debut

    81A "Ad Astra per ___" (Kansas' motto)

    0
    2
  132. 132
    IVEGOT debut

    49A Lead-in to "Five Dollars" and "Sixpence" in song titles

    0
    2
  133. 133
    MOIETIES

    93A Halves

    0
    2
  134. 134
    ONATRIP debut

    67D Vacationing

    0
    2
  135. 135
    HAVEWORDSOVER debut

    34D Argue

    0
    1
  136. 136
    LASTWORDSSAID debut

    66A "Goodbye" and "amen," usually

    0
    1
  137. 137
    PRIGGISH debut

    79A Overmodest

    0
    1
  138. 138
    SECTIONHEAD debut

    14D Middle management title

    0
    1
  139. 139
    TAILSECTION debut

    25A Part of a jet

    0
    1
  140. 140
    THEFIREBIRD debut

    112A Stravinsky ballet

    0
    1