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Sunday · 143 answers · 25 debuts

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

  1. 1
    OLE

    86A Hurrah for El Farruco

    54
    525
  2. 2
    EGO

    115D Mania subject?

    42
    393
  3. 3
    SEA

    5A View from a lighthouse

    40
    370
  4. 4
    ARI

    21A Onassis, in tabloids

    36
    378
  5. 5
    LED

    84A Spearheaded

    34
    222
  6. 6
    NOR

    89A Hide-hair link

    33
    332
  7. 7
    EROS

    119A Love symbol

    28
    321
  8. 8
    ELLE

    78A Allure competitor

    25
    221
  9. 9
    MET

    109A Satisfied

    25
    187
  10. 10
    ERASE

    38A Clear the slate

    24
    295
  11. 11
    IAN

    43D "At Seventeen" singer Janis

    23
    260
  12. 12
    STP

    11A Pit stop can

    23
    172
  13. 13
    OER

    75A Done, to Donne

    22
    248
  14. 14
    OTOE

    18A Native Nebraskan

    21
    198
  15. 15
    RTE

    77A Itinerary abbr.

    20
    285
  16. 16
    STE

    69A ___-Mère-Église, France

    20
    274
  17. 17
    ARC

    76A Rainbow

    20
    265
  18. 18
    ITO

    108A Skater Midori

    20
    240
  19. 19
    SIN

    51A Sermon subject

    20
    177
  20. 20
    APP

    49A Software program, briefly

    19
    133
  21. 21
    REO

    81A Antique auto

    18
    196
  22. 22
    TUNA

    110D ___ sandwich

    18
    112
  23. 23
    RES

    20A Scale notes

    17
    279
  24. 24
    NAP

    116D Brief time out?

    17
    192
  25. 25
    TALE

    73A "The Gift of the Magi," e.g.

    17
    178
  26. 26
    STS

    102A Bourbon and others: Abbr.

    16
    191
  27. 27
    SPAS

    27A Healthful retreats

    15
    163
  28. 28
    URDU

    67A It's heard in Islamabad

    15
    85
  29. 29
    AINT

    23A "___ it the truth!"

    13
    136
  30. 30
    TUT

    79A King in a 1978 pop hit

    12
    120
  31. 31
    NEST

    53A Cozy retreat

    10
    242
  32. 32
    TACIT

    66A Undeclared

    9
    75
  33. 33
    REX

    9D Name fit for a king?

    8
    111
  34. 34
    DUE

    68A Kind of date

    8
    99
  35. 35
    TANS

    122A Beach shades

    8
    81
  36. 36
    ROUT

    121A Huge win

    8
    72
  37. 37
    MALT

    14A Fountain treat

    8
    69
  38. 38
    THIS

    33A What that isn't

    8
    68
  39. 39
    RHINO

    111A One with a thick skin

    8
    59
  40. 40
    NNE

    114D Phoenix-to-Flagstaff dir.

    7
    205
  41. 41
    HMO

    24A Oxford, for one: Abbr.

    7
    111
  42. 42
    YRS

    90A Timeline info: Abbr.

    7
    97
  43. 43
    STARR

    102D Brenda of the comics

    7
    87
  44. 44
    SAGAS

    11D Big stories

    7
    50
  45. 45
    PCP

    50D Narc's find, for short

    7
    33
  46. 46
    UKE

    46A Tiny Tim played it

    6
    93
  47. 47
    PINT

    13D Amount of eggnog

    6
    49
  48. 48
    SOT

    57A Lush

    5
    152
  49. 49
    ACORN

    7D It's often squirreled away

    5
    80
  50. 50
    AVAST

    31A "Halt!" to a salt

    5
    67
  51. 51
    MGS

    117D Some old roadsters

    5
    46
  52. 52
    TIBIA

    87A Leg bone

    5
    39
  53. 53
    NOLTE

    106D Nick of "Lorenzo's Oil"

    4
    75
  54. 54
    BUC

    56A N.F.C. gridder

    4
    22
  55. 55
    KMS

    40D Tour de France units: Abbr.

    4
    13
  56. 56
    EXT

    25A Phone no. add-on

    3
    67
  57. 57
    HAIL

    91A Salute

    3
    56
  58. 58
    DET

    103A "Law & Order" type: Abbr.

    3
    52
  59. 59
    ENMASSE

    6D How lemmings move

    3
    30
  60. 60
    LAYOFF

    98A "Leave me alone!"

    3
    7
  61. 61
    SSS

    85A Sound from a wok

    2
    167
  62. 62
    ERTE

    124A Art Deco designer

    2
    165
  63. 63
    ENOL

    118A Carbon compound

    2
    87
  64. 64
    SAHL

    5D Satirist Mort

    2
    67
  65. 65
    ISE

    52D British verb ending

    2
    64
  66. 66
    ILIA

    22A Skating star Kulik

    2
    61
  67. 67
    ERNEST

    38D English poet Dowson

    2
    57
  68. 68
    SNERD

    34A Mortimer, a real dummy

    2
    55
  69. 69
    ANC

    19A Antiapartheid org.

    2
    42
  70. 70
    STEEDS

    61D War horses

    2
    39
  71. 71
    OSH

    113D Kyrgyz city

    2
    37
  72. 72
    JETE

    112A Ballet leap

    2
    34
  73. 73
    TIEON

    62A Attach with laces

    2
    19
  74. 74
    LOADSUP

    1D Fills

    2
    6
  75. 75
    FRA

    8A Lobster ___ diavolo

    1
    67
  76. 76
    NCOS

    74A Sgt. and sgt. maj.

    1
    52
  77. 77
    FIG

    80A Pudding ingredient

    1
    42
  78. 78
    ITTO

    108D Stick ___

    1
    35
  79. 79
    BLIND

    107A Window item

    1
    17
  80. 80
    SCLERA

    95D White of the eye

    1
    17
  81. 81
    ETIENNE

    2D Stephen, in France

    1
    15
  82. 82
    TASSELS

    17D Fringe material

    1
    13
  83. 83
    TREBEK

    70D Game show host who was once a CBC newsman

    1
    12
  84. 84
    SAUCER

    45D It holds one cup

    1
    11
  85. 85
    SLIMS

    59A Diets

    1
    11
  86. 86
    HARNESS

    91D It will hold your horses

    1
    9
  87. 87
    RCPT

    63A Gift exchange requirement: Abbr.

    1
    9
  88. 88
    PETNAMES debut

    44A Rover and Tabby, e.g.

    1
    8
  89. 89
    STUNTS

    54D Evel doings?

    1
    8
  90. 90
    CIRCUS

    55D Ring setting

    1
    7
  91. 91
    VEY

    32D "Oy ___!"

    1
    7
  92. 92
    NOWHERE debut

    94D The boonies

    1
    5
  93. 93
    CHITON debut

    96D Ancient Greek tunic

    1
    2
  94. 94
    SCHMO

    54A Noodlehead

    0
    46
  95. 95
    GUN

    26A Magazine article

    0
    41
  96. 96
    UAW

    30D Motor City org.

    0
    41
  97. 97
    AMAN

    93A Without exception, after "to"

    0
    35
  98. 98
    LECH

    1A Creepy sort, for short

    0
    32
  99. 99
    LARUE

    29A Movie cowboy Lash ___

    0
    31
  100. 100
    OPP

    82A Directly across from: Abbr.

    0
    29
  101. 101
    TOGS

    48A Get-up

    0
    24
  102. 102
    RAKES

    97A Croupiers' tools

    0
    23
  103. 103
    WEARY

    41A Tuckered out

    0
    22
  104. 104
    SCALES

    95A Choir practice

    0
    20
  105. 105
    DRAGON

    35D Chinese zodiac sign

    0
    13
  106. 106
    ZAK debut

    37D Drummer Starkey, Ringo's son

    0
    11
  107. 107
    OCHRES

    101A Colors in cave paintings

    0
    10
  108. 108
    ONELS debut

    92A Starting Harvard law students

    0
    10
  109. 109
    PRAYER

    83D "God bless us every one," e.g.

    0
    10
  110. 110
    TRUSTME

    12D "Would I lie?!"

    0
    10
  111. 111
    REPOMAN debut

    72D Car tower

    0
    9
  112. 112
    TSARINAS

    64D Winter Palace residents

    0
    9
  113. 113
    ASTAIRES

    10D Dancing siblings

    0
    7
  114. 114
    ASSEMBLE

    88D Rally

    0
    6
  115. 115
    LIAISES

    16D Is a go-between

    0
    6
  116. 116
    MILLER

    60D One whose job is a grind?

    0
    6
  117. 117
    NEWMAN

    105A "Nobody's Fool" star Paul

    0
    6
  118. 118
    OBJET

    101D Antiquaire's item

    0
    6
  119. 119
    DOILIES debut

    68D Linen closet stack

    0
    5
  120. 120
    TEAOR

    104D "Coffee, ___ Me?"

    0
    5
  121. 121
    DENE

    28A Sandy tract, in Britain

    0
    4
  122. 122
    FANOUT

    100D Disperse

    0
    4
  123. 123
    CONNECTTHEDOTS debut

    3D With 15-Down, what to do to reveal this puzzle's theme

    0
    3
  124. 124
    FOALED debut

    80D Gave birth, as on a ranch

    0
    3
  125. 125
    MIRABEL debut

    42A Airport city near Montreal

    0
    3
  126. 126
    REPR debut

    65A Not an orig.

    0
    3
  127. 127
    UNCORKS

    39A No longer stops?

    0
    3
  128. 128
    ALPHABETICALLY debut

    15D See 3-Down

    0
    2
  129. 129
    FMINOR

    99D Key of Chopin's Piano Concerto No. 2

    0
    2
  130. 130
    FREEZEUP

    8D Succumb to stage fright

    0
    2
  131. 131
    OTANNENBAUM debut

    113A Seasonal air that celebrates this puzzle's theme

    0
    2
  132. 132
    RECOILED debut

    65D Sprang back

    0
    2
  133. 133
    TORTONIS debut

    87D Trattoria desserts

    0
    2
  134. 134
    BRUEGELS debut

    56D Noted family of Flemish painters

    0
    1
  135. 135
    HETERONOMOUS debut

    4D Subject to external controls

    0
    1
  136. 136
    HORSEOPERAS debut

    123A Western-themed films

    0
    1
  137. 137
    MEANNESS debut

    47A Scrooge overcame this

    0
    1
  138. 138
    MISTRANSLATE debut

    14D Botch the subtitles, maybe

    0
    1
  139. 139
    MNOPQR debut

    47D Alphabet sextet

    0
    1
  140. 140
    QIR debut

    71A Abu ___ Bay, site of Horatio Nelson's naval victory, 1798

    0
    1
  141. 141
    SNAZZIEST debut

    36A Maximally chi-chi

    0
    1
  142. 142
    STRINGALONG debut

    120A Not give a definite answer

    0
    1
  143. 143
    TRITONAL debut

    58D Like some chords

    0
    1