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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
    EAR

    96A Bean sprout?

    57
    485
  2. 2
    EST

    12D Body shop fig.

    55
    428
  3. 3
    ETON

    75D Thames academy

    32
    282
  4. 4
    STAN

    71D Lee who created Spider-Man

    31
    228
  5. 5
    RNA

    78D Genetics lab study

    29
    322
  6. 6
    STAT

    1A One for the record books

    27
    239
  7. 7
    LSAT

    63A Hurdle for a future litigator: Abbr.

    25
    172
  8. 8
    REST

    93A Breather

    22
    256
  9. 9
    ALIT

    23A Hit the ground

    21
    220
  10. 10
    OTIS

    5A Supermodel Carré

    20
    251
  11. 11
    SCAR

    1D Old battle line?

    20
    188
  12. 12
    USER

    70D Techie's client

    19
    246
  13. 13
    ALOHA

    29D "Hello, Don Ho!"

    19
    194
  14. 14
    EIRE

    95A Colleen's country

    18
    204
  15. 15
    CAR

    15A License holder

    17
    201
  16. 16
    LEAST

    113A Minimal

    17
    83
  17. 17
    SHH

    64D Cry hidden seven times elsewhere in this puzzle

    15
    100
  18. 18
    SENT

    8D In the mail

    14
    190
  19. 19
    TENT

    109D Wedding reception rental

    14
    117
  20. 20
    ISIT

    36D "What ___ now?"

    14
    72
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    RAH

    97D Rallying cry?

    13
    215
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    ALPO

    33A Spike's bowlful

    13
    138
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    ENSUE

    117A Come after

    13
    101
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    AONE

    81A Excellent

    12
    209
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    HEM

    28D Take up

    12
    136
  26. 26
    HENS

    92A Cluckers

    12
    93
  27. 27
    SEDAN

    103D Alternative to a sport utility vehicle

    12
    93
  28. 28
    LEAH

    80A Mrs. Rabin

    11
    110
  29. 29
    RUN

    78A Hose wrecker

    11
    107
  30. 30
    ROSS

    47D Clooney's "ER" role

    11
    98
  31. 31
    NEST

    122A Bird sanctuary

    10
    242
  32. 32
    UNE

    115A Nice one

    10
    145
  33. 33
    DAY

    119A Temp's work unit

    10
    89
  34. 34
    IPOS

    36A Some brokerage biz

    10
    51
  35. 35
    OOHS

    72A Circus cries

    10
    46
  36. 36
    IMAM

    53A Prayer leader

    9
    111
  37. 37
    NAPS

    11D Slumbers

    9
    74
  38. 38
    RELO

    69D Move, in real estate lingo

    9
    67
  39. 39
    ORCAS

    105D Ocean terrors

    9
    58
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    ARCADE

    111A Play station

    9
    40
  41. 41
    RICE

    101A Paella base

    8
    100
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    DADS

    49D Some diaper changers

    8
    64
  43. 43
    RHINO

    10D Safari sight

    8
    59
  44. 44
    LENS

    108D Monocle, basically

    7
    129
  45. 45
    ILSA

    34D Rick's beloved

    7
    116
  46. 46
    HORA

    55A Circle dance

    7
    101
  47. 47
    BMW

    45D Jaguar rival

    7
    56
  48. 48
    CIG

    112D Small butt?

    7
    52
  49. 49
    LISA

    52A "Stay" singer ___ Loeb

    6
    106
  50. 50
    KANE

    79D "High Noon" lawman

    6
    55
  51. 51
    HOW

    59A In what way

    6
    54
  52. 52
    RYDER

    101D "Mermaids" actress, 1990

    6
    45
  53. 53
    ALIST

    3D Most-wanted invitees

    5
    77
  54. 54
    TBONE

    24A It's a cut above

    5
    67
  55. 55
    PAVE

    38A Work on the street

    5
    56
  56. 56
    GIBE

    74D Razz

    5
    36
  57. 57
    HIE

    22A Speed

    4
    112
  58. 58
    AIMEE

    16D Name meaning "loved"

    4
    71
  59. 59
    ORNOT

    86A "Ready ___ ..."

    4
    64
  60. 60
    CAAN

    83A "The Gambler" star, 1974

    4
    56
  61. 61
    IVORY

    7D Whitish

    4
    54
  62. 62
    VENI

    40D One of a Latin trio

    4
    45
  63. 63
    LYON

    63D Sight from the Rhône

    4
    43
  64. 64
    UPEND

    50A Turn over

    4
    43
  65. 65
    SAUCE

    104D Booze

    4
    30
  66. 66
    MAGE

    107D Spell caster

    4
    24
  67. 67
    TEENAGE

    87D Adolescent

    4
    20
  68. 68
    IMA

    26A "___ Woman" (Maria Muldaur hit)

    3
    85
  69. 69
    RIOTS

    44D Laugh-a-minute folks

    3
    57
  70. 70
    SHRED

    46A "Measure" of evidence

    3
    47
  71. 71
    NABOB

    85A Honcho

    3
    37
  72. 72
    EDGERS

    120A Grass cutters

    3
    20
  73. 73
    MANUAL

    54D Stick, in a way

    3
    19
  74. 74
    OCTO

    82D Prefix with -genarian

    2
    62
  75. 75
    APIA

    39D Pacific capital

    2
    59
  76. 76
    ERNEST

    9A Antarctic explorer Shackleton

    2
    57
  77. 77
    MOA

    35A Extinct flightless bird

    2
    45
  78. 78
    OYVEY

    100D Words of woe

    2
    21
  79. 79
    CHICO

    83D Brother of Zeppo

    2
    14
  80. 80
    ROSTRA

    57D Talking points?

    2
    12
  81. 81
    PUGS

    38D Ones with faces only a mother could love

    2
    9
  82. 82
    LIPTON

    25A Big name in brewing

    2
    7
  83. 83
    NAVES debut

    19A Congregational areas

    2
    6
  84. 84
    STER

    121A Trick ending?

    1
    87
  85. 85
    CALI

    18A City southwest of Bogotá

    1
    55
  86. 86
    TITHE

    4D Church donation

    1
    46
  87. 87
    ESTHER

    77A Book that says "Mordecai rent his clothes, and put on sackcloth with ashes"

    1
    39
  88. 88
    NAVY

    58D Enlistee's choice

    1
    36
  89. 89
    CHASTE

    21A Stainless

    1
    28
  90. 90
    ECLIPSE

    9D Overshadow

    1
    24
  91. 91
    SNORED

    94D Was stertorous

    1
    22
  92. 92
    PICASSO

    102A "Woman With a Crow" artist

    1
    18
  93. 93
    CHIEF

    15D Perry White, on the Daily Planet

    1
    14
  94. 94
    ONASSIS

    65A Onetime lover of Callas

    1
    13
  95. 95
    TALUS

    2D Anklebone

    1
    13
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    SERAPHS

    20D High-ranking angels

    1
    8
  97. 97
    REISSUE

    90D Print anew

    1
    7
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    GEIGER

    116A Counter man?

    1
    6
  99. 99
    STEEPLY debut

    32A How prices may rise

    1
    4
  100. 100
    EREI

    48D "Able was I ___ saw Elba"

    0
    63
  101. 101
    ENV

    110A Postal delivery: Abbr.

    0
    39
  102. 102
    ABASED

    60A Brought down

    0
    21
  103. 103
    OHTO

    65D "___ be in England"

    0
    21
  104. 104
    SAYSNO

    106A Refuses

    0
    18
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    HAUS

    59D Aachen abode

    0
    15
  106. 106
    NEBS

    76D Beaks

    0
    15
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    HANNA

    99D Half of a noted cartoon duo

    0
    14
  108. 108
    ACAN

    118A "Do you have Prince Albert in ___?"

    0
    13
  109. 109
    ONTOPOF

    5D Knowledgeable about

    0
    11
  110. 110
    ELUTE

    43D Rinse, as with a solvent

    0
    10
  111. 111
    DUCE

    114A Mussolini, in headlines

    0
    9
  112. 112
    PSEUD

    98D Ellery Queen, e.g.: Abbr.

    0
    9
  113. 113
    PUREED

    30A Put through a blender

    0
    9
  114. 114
    ROUES

    67D Libertines

    0
    9
  115. 115
    AUREOLE

    84D Ring of light

    0
    8
  116. 116
    LOUS

    37A Reed and Rawls

    0
    8
  117. 117
    SAILBOAT

    62A Regatta unit

    0
    8
  118. 118
    IGOOFED debut

    34A "Oops!"

    0
    7
  119. 119
    PHONENO debut

    98A Singles bar giveaway?: Abbr.

    0
    7
  120. 120
    STOPGO debut

    13D Like city traffic, often

    0
    7
  121. 121
    READD

    17D Double-check the figures

    0
    6
  122. 122
    UTAHAGEN

    73A Actress who wrote "Respect for Acting"

    0
    6
  123. 123
    TABULAR

    6D Arranged in columns

    0
    5
  124. 124
    DEBTEE debut

    51D Creditor

    0
    4
  125. 125
    ROSHHASHANAH debut

    31D Time for horn blowing

    0
    4
  126. 126
    TENUOUS debut

    14D Flimsy

    0
    4
  127. 127
    BASHIN

    61D Knock down, as a door

    0
    3
  128. 128
    FRESHHERBS debut

    42A Sauce ingredients from the garden

    0
    3
  129. 129
    HUANG debut

    68D China's second-longest river

    0
    3
  130. 130
    YACHTER

    91D America's Cup contestant

    0
    3
  131. 131
    GINGERNUT debut

    56A Spiced cookie

    0
    2
  132. 132
    HEIFERS debut

    89D Herd members

    0
    2
  133. 133
    CASHHUNGRY debut

    88A Needing a loan

    0
    1
  134. 134
    ENGLISHHORNS debut

    41D Haydn used two in "The Philosopher" Symphony

    0
    1
  135. 135
    ITSVERYHUSHHUSH debut

    66A "No one knows ..."

    0
    1
  136. 136
    KAOLINITE debut

    79A Chief constituent of china clay

    0
    1
  137. 137
    MYFOOLISHHEART debut

    107A 1950 hit that begins "The night is like a lovely tune"

    0
    1
  138. 138
    PIAST debut

    102D First dynasty of Polish rulers

    0
    1
  139. 139
    RUSHHOURTRAINS debut

    27A They're often caught in the morning

    0
    1
  140. 140
    RUSSETY debut

    69A Reddish-brown

    0
    1