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Sunday · 140 answers · 21 debuts

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

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    TRI

    49D Prefix with -plex

    41
    237
  2. 2
    OBOE

    107D Orchestra seat

    32
    315
  3. 3
    ELS

    55A Windy City transports

    29
    333
  4. 4
    AMI

    22A Athos or Porthos, e.g.

    29
    302
  5. 5
    OMEN

    120A Breaking a mirror, maybe?

    29
    257
  6. 6
    TIS

    71A Carol contraction

    24
    222
  7. 7
    TED

    119A Turner of TV channels

    22
    245
  8. 8
    ARAB

    43A Lebanese, say

    22
    228
  9. 9
    SKI

    11D Word with bum or bunny

    21
    180
  10. 10
    SCAR

    1D Sign of damage

    20
    188
  11. 11
    ELSA

    90A Lohengrin's bride

    19
    220
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    ENTER

    111A Be accepted by

    19
    217
  13. 13
    ESPN

    81D Part of ABC

    19
    154
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    TOO

    71D Moreover

    17
    189
  15. 15
    UPS

    73D Pkg. deliverer

    17
    123
  16. 16
    ERODE

    6A Lose ground

    16
    175
  17. 17
    LAO

    70A Indochinese language

    16
    154
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    NOSE

    51D Smoke detector?

    15
    188
  19. 19
    MOP

    60A Unkempt hair

    15
    104
  20. 20
    INERT

    24A Dead to the world

    14
    149
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    EDENS

    117A Utopias

    14
    112
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    APR

    115A Abbr. in car ads

    13
    170
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    LION

    82D Zodiac symbol

    13
    131
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    ASONE

    118A Not disparately

    13
    118
  25. 25
    OMAR

    16D Jerusalem's Mosque of ___

    12
    252
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    REIN

    58D This pulls a bit

    12
    147
  27. 27
    LOU

    110A With 62-Down, a legendary pro wrestler

    12
    139
  28. 28
    SLOE

    69A Wild plum

    11
    164
  29. 29
    ONLY

    28D Just

    11
    116
  30. 30
    NILE

    88A Rosetta's locale

    10
    163
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    NOEL

    47A Song sung by candlelight, perhaps

    10
    153
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    NAB

    26A Bag

    10
    136
  33. 33
    MAP

    52D Plot out

    9
    137
  34. 34
    ARTY

    37D More than creative

    9
    123
  35. 35
    ROPE

    103D Catch, in a way

    8
    100
  36. 36
    MAST

    36D Schooner part

    8
    83
  37. 37
    ESOS

    79A Those, to Tomás

    8
    59
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    RAGS

    54D Poverty, so to speak

    7
    60
  39. 39
    SLOMO

    45D Films may be shown in it

    7
    52
  40. 40
    SIRS

    11A Gentlemen

    6
    80
  41. 41
    LULU

    2D Lollapalooza

    6
    77
  42. 42
    MEETS

    122A Runs into

    6
    74
  43. 43
    JOB

    15A Graduate's desire

    6
    48
  44. 44
    GENES

    32A Pool contents?

    6
    47
  45. 45
    COME

    56D Beckoning word

    6
    43
  46. 46
    INOIL

    68D How tuna may be packed

    6
    34
  47. 47
    MARK

    33A X

    6
    32
  48. 48
    MACE

    76D Nutmeg-based spice

    5
    83
  49. 49
    DONT

    108D "No!"

    5
    50
  50. 50
    APBS

    62A Some alerts, for short

    5
    47
  51. 51
    RINDS

    7D Outer layers

    5
    21
  52. 52
    GERE

    104D "Chicago" star, 2002

    4
    96
  53. 53
    FLAT

    102D Fizzless

    4
    57
  54. 54
    MTS

    76A High points: Abbr.

    4
    57
  55. 55
    STILT

    48A Certain support

    4
    49
  56. 56
    SORTS

    121A Files

    4
    42
  57. 57
    TAMS

    40D Woolen caps

    4
    31
  58. 58
    ALTHO

    84A Notwithstanding that, informally

    4
    25
  59. 59
    ROBOT

    114A Modern factory sight

    3
    58
  60. 60
    KNEAD

    20A Work with the hands

    3
    43
  61. 61
    THEA

    66D Mother of Helios

    3
    35
  62. 62
    ALANA

    23A "The George & ___ Show" (old talk show)

    3
    33
  63. 63
    LEGATO

    41D Smoothly

    3
    30
  64. 64
    SUSIE

    87A "Calvin and Hobbes" girl

    3
    26
  65. 65
    BIBS

    17D Lobster house supplies

    3
    20
  66. 66
    ROTO

    54A ___-tiller

    2
    58
  67. 67
    LTS

    61A 46-Across and others

    2
    55
  68. 68
    UNC

    59D The Tar Heels: Abbr.

    2
    46
  69. 69
    JAIL

    38D Monopoly square

    2
    45
  70. 70
    IRINA

    25A Sister of Olga and Masha, in Chekhov

    2
    36
  71. 71
    TYLER

    53A First president to marry while in office

    2
    34
  72. 72
    EVILEYE

    6D Bad look

    2
    20
  73. 73
    SLAWS

    1A Picnic staples

    2
    15
  74. 74
    AXING

    101A Getting rid of

    2
    13
  75. 75
    MIDGE

    52A Gnatlike insect

    2
    13
  76. 76
    SILOED

    78D Like fodder, in the winter

    2
    6
  77. 77
    INRI

    12D Cross inscription

    1
    73
  78. 78
    STES

    109D Holy Fr. women

    1
    49
  79. 79
    ALER

    106D Oakland A, e.g.

    1
    40
  80. 80
    LAREDO

    96D City on the Rio Grande

    1
    36
  81. 81
    DOREMI

    9D Lettuce

    1
    32
  82. 82
    GOAPE

    99A Freak

    1
    31
  83. 83
    PRELL

    80A Suave competitor

    1
    22
  84. 84
    ETIENNE

    97A Saint-___ (Loire's capital)

    1
    15
  85. 85
    THIGH

    77D Wing alternative

    1
    13
  86. 86
    ESTRANGE

    10D Isolate, emotionally

    1
    12
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    CUBIT

    18A Biblical measure

    1
    11
  88. 88
    CANAAN

    56A Palestine, long ago

    1
    10
  89. 89
    MAHIMAHI

    85A Luau fish

    1
    8
  90. 90
    VINOS debut

    19A Chiantis, e.g.

    1
    5
  91. 91
    BOTTLEGOURD debut

    64D Natural container

    1
    2
  92. 92
    LESE

    83D ___-majesté

    0
    72
  93. 93
    ATIE

    92D Even, after "in"

    0
    47
  94. 94
    RMN

    112D Former White House inits.

    0
    33
  95. 95
    RELEE

    113A Best-selling biography of 1934

    0
    30
  96. 96
    ABAB

    3D Simple rhyme scheme

    0
    28
  97. 97
    HESA

    100A "___ Devil in His Own Home Town" (classic song)

    0
    18
  98. 98
    CPOS

    93A Naval noncoms

    0
    16
  99. 99
    SOBIG

    35A 1924 Ferber novel

    0
    16
  100. 100
    DOCILE

    89A Like pets, ideally

    0
    14
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    MSGS

    60D E-mail: Abbr.

    0
    13
  102. 102
    ONEB

    8D Certain ground-floor apartment

    0
    12
  103. 103
    STURM

    116A It brings rain to the Rhein

    0
    12
  104. 104
    YESI

    44A Sammy Davis Jr.'s "___ Can"

    0
    12
  105. 105
    GERARD

    46A "The Fugitive" pursuer

    0
    11
  106. 106
    LONESOME

    50A Stranded and sad

    0
    10
  107. 107
    RASHES

    67D Itchy spots

    0
    10
  108. 108
    TATES

    95D Family on "Soap"

    0
    8
  109. 109
    FLENSE

    42D Strip, as a whale

    0
    6
  110. 110
    GRIESE

    29D Hall-of-Fame QB Bob

    0
    6
  111. 111
    KAROL

    34D Pope John Paul II's real first name

    0
    6
  112. 112
    STAGER

    5D Broadway person

    0
    6
  113. 113
    BUTTON

    74A Symbol of cuteness

    0
    5
  114. 114
    MOMENTUM

    85D Campaign need

    0
    5
  115. 115
    TIRAMISU

    57A Rich dessert

    0
    5
  116. 116
    INGRAM debut

    98D R & B singer James

    0
    4
  117. 117
    SIGNIN

    31D A security guard might ask you to do this

    0
    4
  118. 118
    ABENT

    101D Has ___ for (is skilled at)

    0
    3
  119. 119
    MINIATUREGOLF

    39A Putt-putt

    0
    3
  120. 120
    MIOTIC debut

    39D Causing constriction of the pupils

    0
    3
  121. 121
    REINSURE

    13D Cover again

    0
    3
  122. 122
    SANFORD debut

    14D Isabel who co-starred in "The Jeffersons"

    0
    3
  123. 123
    SEXLESS debut

    91D Neuter

    0
    3
  124. 124
    ALBANO debut

    62D See 110-Across

    0
    2
  125. 125
    CHANGEUP

    72A Tricky pitch

    0
    2
  126. 126
    DAUBE debut

    21D Flavorful French stew

    0
    2
  127. 127
    MEASURES

    86D Appraises

    0
    2
  128. 128
    PAULIV debut

    63D Pope after Marcellus II

    0
    2
  129. 129
    THERON debut

    75D Actress Charlize

    0
    2
  130. 130
    DIPINTO debut

    89D Take a bit from, as savings

    0
    1
  131. 131
    DURABLEGOODS debut

    105A Cars and refrigerators, e.g.

    0
    1
  132. 132
    EGOCENTRISM debut

    65A Possible alternative title for this puzzle

    0
    1
  133. 133
    FRONTING debut

    102A Leading, as a band

    0
    1
  134. 134
    INFUSERS debut

    30A Tea-making gadgets

    0
    1
  135. 135
    JANEGOODALL debut

    15D Author of "In the Shadow of Man"

    0
    1
  136. 136
    MAJORLY debut

    36A In a big way

    0
    1
  137. 137
    OVERTIMEGOALS debut

    94A Exciting hockey finishes

    0
    1
  138. 138
    RUBEGOLDBERG debut

    27A Pulitzer-winning cartoonist of 1948

    0
    1
  139. 139
    SPRUCEGOOSE debut

    69D Attraction at the Evergreen Aviation Museum

    0
    1
  140. 140
    WINEGOBLETS debut

    4D They have feet and stems

    0
    1