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Sunday · 140 answers · 20 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-03), then by uses across the whole archive.

  1. 1
    ASS

    31A Fool

    58
    409
  2. 2
    ERAS

    85A Diamond figures: Abbr.

    38
    295
  3. 3
    ALT

    12D Supermodel Carol

    29
    225
  4. 4
    INS

    9D Social connections

    28
    224
  5. 5
    ESS

    111A Series opener?

    22
    413
  6. 6
    NOT

    106D "Hardly!"

    22
    176
  7. 7
    SOB

    58A Comics interjection

    20
    149
  8. 8
    SAN

    100A ___ Vito, Sicily

    19
    182
  9. 9
    OBI

    22A Part of a geisha's costume

    17
    199
  10. 10
    TRE

    28A Carlo's crowd?

    15
    180
  11. 11
    HON

    26A Sweets

    15
    121
  12. 12
    WHO

    46D "Says ___?"

    15
    89
  13. 13
    AHOY

    33D Bridge call

    13
    108
  14. 14
    ENSUE

    95D Come next

    13
    101
  15. 15
    TENS

    53A Till compartment

    12
    128
  16. 16
    TUT

    79D Boy who was king

    12
    120
  17. 17
    HONE

    80D Perfect

    12
    112
  18. 18
    GET

    94A Dig

    11
    118
  19. 19
    SALSA

    1D Hot stuff

    11
    98
  20. 20
    ELIA

    102D Lamb's nom

    10
    213
  21. 21
    DEERE

    7D Fortune 500 company based in Moline, Ill.

    10
    118
  22. 22
    TWOS

    79A Rare bills

    10
    80
  23. 23
    SEEYA

    58D "I'm history!"

    10
    75
  24. 24
    NYET

    35A Overseas refusal

    9
    97
  25. 25
    OPUS

    39D Sonata, e.g.

    9
    96
  26. 26
    RODEO

    109A Where barrels may be seen

    9
    93
  27. 27
    EMI

    107A Columbia-associated record label

    8
    117
  28. 28
    LOB

    38D Opposite of a smash

    8
    87
  29. 29
    OBOES

    78A Blown winds

    8
    79
  30. 30
    NNE

    105D St. Louis-to-Peoria's dir.

    7
    205
  31. 31
    TAPE

    45A Sticky stuff

    7
    124
  32. 32
    HORA

    51A Wedding dance

    7
    101
  33. 33
    SPRY

    74A Not slowing down a bit

    7
    92
  34. 34
    OWEN

    55A Wister who wrote "The Virginian"

    7
    87
  35. 35
    STARR

    113A 10-Down member

    7
    87
  36. 36
    ENDED

    112A Broke off

    7
    82
  37. 37
    ADLIB

    6A Not scripted

    7
    77
  38. 38
    LOIN

    8D Butcher's cut

    7
    69
  39. 39
    YARD

    99D Railroad area

    7
    62
  40. 40
    SAGAS

    11A "The Lord of the Rings" and the like

    7
    50
  41. 41
    LISA

    52A With 49-Across, singer with the 1997 hit "I Do"

    6
    106
  42. 42
    HUN

    103A Vandal

    6
    54
  43. 43
    SWEAT

    74D Hard work

    6
    36
  44. 44
    ALIST

    33A Top choices

    5
    77
  45. 45
    KLEE

    91A "Fish Magic" painter

    5
    63
  46. 46
    ALGORE

    6D Politico from Tennessee

    5
    44
  47. 47
    CUES

    83A Sticks on a table

    5
    33
  48. 48
    ARCANA

    36D Deep secrets

    5
    26
  49. 49
    FETA

    40D Big cheese in Greece

    4
    84
  50. 50
    LEONE

    20A Western director Sergio

    4
    72
  51. 51
    CRIB

    25D First bed

    4
    67
  52. 52
    SCALP

    1A Massage target

    4
    52
  53. 53
    LOEB

    49A See 52-Across

    4
    48
  54. 54
    VANS

    68D Moving vehicles

    4
    34
  55. 55
    LITUP

    110A Shining

    4
    24
  56. 56
    RAVE

    67A Quotable review

    3
    115
  57. 57
    EBON

    17D Like ink, to Shakespeare

    3
    81
  58. 58
    EDDA

    101D Icelandic epic

    3
    72
  59. 59
    PROS

    44A Advantages

    3
    65
  60. 60
    EKG

    69D Ticker tape letters?

    3
    44
  61. 61
    TERRE

    92A Pomme de ___

    3
    44
  62. 62
    WHEE

    97D "This is fun!"

    3
    34
  63. 63
    ROBB

    70D ___ Report (luxury magazine)

    3
    32
  64. 64
    GAMUT

    50A A to Z

    3
    27
  65. 65
    GENTLE

    87D Not likely to bite

    3
    18
  66. 66
    MIAMI

    62D Sight from Biscayne Bay

    2
    67
  67. 67
    LOGE

    4D Ticket choice

    2
    60
  68. 68
    AGNES

    3D David Copperfield's second wife

    2
    53
  69. 69
    LEROI

    49D Poet Jones a k a Amiri Baraka

    2
    49
  70. 70
    GABS

    50D Talks for hours

    2
    43
  71. 71
    LORNE

    108A Greene of "Bonanza"

    2
    37
  72. 72
    PLUTO

    21A Disney dog

    2
    29
  73. 73
    ELOPED

    47D Made off (with)

    2
    26
  74. 74
    ZING

    18D Tabasco's effect

    2
    22
  75. 75
    GUYS

    13D Stag party parties

    2
    19
  76. 76
    CLAWS

    2D Grabbers

    2
    13
  77. 77
    DENTAL

    30D Kind of technician

    2
    10
  78. 78
    TEMPS

    96D Old Paris newspaper, with "Le"

    2
    10
  79. 79
    TODDY

    53D Après-ski quaff

    2
    10
  80. 80
    ARNE

    36A "Artaxerxes" composer

    1
    93
  81. 81
    AARE

    32A It has banks in Switzerland

    1
    83
  82. 82
    TIRES

    34D Rolling stock?

    1
    48
  83. 83
    NADIA

    64D Headliner at the '76 Olympics

    1
    43
  84. 84
    COSI

    84A Mozart masterpiece, to an opera buff

    1
    38
  85. 85
    RIOS

    43A Paraguay and Uruguay

    1
    36
  86. 86
    DRAY

    89A Mule-drawn vehicle

    1
    32
  87. 87
    AIRER

    42D Broadcaster

    1
    29
  88. 88
    ORNERY

    63D Cantankerous

    1
    27
  89. 89
    GREER

    93D Garson of "Mrs. Miniver"

    1
    26
  90. 90
    BEY

    65A Ottoman governor

    1
    23
  91. 91
    GRITS

    94D Southern bowlful

    1
    17
  92. 92
    BENS

    82A Uncle ___

    1
    16
  93. 93
    HUMS

    98D Runs smoothly

    1
    16
  94. 94
    FAYE debut

    76A Feminist Wattleton

    1
    15
  95. 95
    RAMROD

    70A Blunderbuss cleaner

    1
    15
  96. 96
    OCONNOR

    56A "All in the Family" star

    1
    14
  97. 97
    RESULT

    73D Upshot

    1
    12
  98. 98
    EFFUSE

    61D Flow out

    1
    11
  99. 99
    LASES

    114A Performs eye surgery, maybe

    1
    11
  100. 100
    VICHY

    48D Noted thermal bath locale

    1
    6
  101. 101
    CHEERON debut

    83D Root for

    1
    4
  102. 102
    HUMANBEING debut

    80A Quote, part 4

    1
    3
  103. 103
    SENDING debut

    29A Getting off

    1
    3
  104. 104
    SWEETCORN debut

    27A Fourth of July earful

    1
    3
  105. 105
    NDAK

    77A Peace Garden State: Abbr.

    0
    48
  106. 106
    NEZ

    16A Pince-___

    0
    46
  107. 107
    GMEN

    93A Feds

    0
    43
  108. 108
    TRAC

    88D 7-Down product: Abbr.

    0
    36
  109. 109
    NLERS

    57D Padres and Cards, e.g.

    0
    23
  110. 110
    RECT

    90D Prefix with angular

    0
    21
  111. 111
    DARC

    41A France's Jeanne ___

    0
    16
  112. 112
    ACAN

    24D Open ___ of worms

    0
    13
  113. 113
    RESOW

    43D Plant again

    0
    13
  114. 114
    TIRANA

    37D Balkan capital

    0
    13
  115. 115
    WALESA

    54A President who was once a labor leader

    0
    13
  116. 116
    BEATLES

    10D 1960's invaders

    0
    12
  117. 117
    SOONYI

    15D Woody's wife

    0
    11
  118. 118
    ATTENDS

    14D Goes to

    0
    9
  119. 119
    DHOW

    41D Persian Gulf craft

    0
    9
  120. 120
    DMINOR debut

    89D Key of Mozart's "Requiem"

    0
    8
  121. 121
    LBOS

    60D Wall St. deals

    0
    7
  122. 122
    ALGOL

    19A Bright star in Perseus

    0
    6
  123. 123
    BEANBALL

    81D Head shot?

    0
    5
  124. 124
    PLUTARCH debut

    5D "Parallel Lives" biographer

    0
    5
  125. 125
    POSSESSED

    75D Dostoyevsky novel, with "The"

    0
    5
  126. 126
    WORSEN

    54D Exacerbate

    0
    5
  127. 127
    ABER debut

    71D But: Ger.

    0
    3
  128. 128
    EDIFIES debut

    66A Uplifts, intellectually

    0
    2
  129. 129
    SPIESUPON

    11D Monitors covertly

    0
    2
  130. 130
    BROUGHTASTONE debut

    86A End of the quote

    0
    1
  131. 131
    CORNERS debut

    84D Turns quickly

    0
    1
  132. 132
    ERICBERNE debut

    101A Author of "What Do You Say After You Say Hello?"

    0
    1
  133. 133
    LANGUAGEISACITYTO debut

    23A Start of a quote by 59-Across

    0
    1
  134. 134
    MONOKINIS debut

    72D Beachwear on the Riviera

    0
    1
  135. 135
    NOHITGAME debut

    16D Baseball rarity

    0
    1
  136. 136
    RALPHWALDOEMERSON debut

    59A Poet born in 1803

    0
    1
  137. 137
    THEBUILDINGOF debut

    37A Quote, part 2

    0
    1
  138. 138
    TRANSCENDENTALISM debut

    104A Philosophy associated with 59-Across

    0
    1
  139. 139
    WHICHEVERY debut

    46A Quote, part 3

    0
    1
  140. 140
    WHITNEY debut

    97A Museum with an Edward Hopper collection

    0
    1