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Sunday · 140 answers · 21 debuts

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

  1. 1
    SET

    55A Hardened

    68
    402
  2. 2
    YES

    10D "I do" preceder

    50
    365
  3. 3
    IRA

    107D U.K. foe

    46
    448
  4. 4
    ODOR

    61A It's often masked

    39
    344
  5. 5
    TNT

    109D It can make molehills out of mountains

    38
    338
  6. 6
    EVE

    91D 1965 #1 hit "___ of Destruction"

    34
    373
  7. 7
    EWE

    16A Shepherd's charge

    31
    302
  8. 8
    OLD

    61D 80-Across, in English

    30
    247
  9. 9
    ENO

    113A Brian of the original Roxy Music

    29
    285
  10. 10
    UTE

    111D Shoshonean

    27
    263
  11. 11
    PEA

    28A Dimwit's brain size

    23
    230
  12. 12
    ATL

    45D U.S./Eur. link

    23
    171
  13. 13
    ASEA

    54A Sailing

    22
    326
  14. 14
    NIT

    101A Something that's picked

    19
    143
  15. 15
    REO

    14D Automotive pioneer's initials

    18
    196
  16. 16
    HOT

    87D In

    18
    134
  17. 17
    EOS

    26A Goddess whom Homer called "rosy-fingered"

    17
    173
  18. 18
    OWN

    29A Have control of

    17
    148
  19. 19
    HUE

    9D Peach or plum

    17
    121
  20. 20
    AMOR

    52D Love figure

    16
    172
  21. 21
    AGED

    70A Wrinkled, maybe

    16
    148
  22. 22
    RAIN

    36D Parade stopper

    16
    139
  23. 23
    ERROR

    114A Accident cause

    14
    161
  24. 24
    SCAN

    112A Security procedure

    14
    149
  25. 25
    NOIR

    78D Film ___

    14
    110
  26. 26
    CHI

    86A Tai ___

    13
    148
  27. 27
    LASSO

    118A Rodeo tie

    13
    96
  28. 28
    ISTO

    2D Analogy part

    13
    95
  29. 29
    POEM

    25D Work with feet

    13
    81
  30. 30
    ROLE

    40D Goal of a tryout

    11
    165
  31. 31
    WED

    85A Came together

    10
    115
  32. 32
    NYSE

    120A Wall St. initials

    10
    113
  33. 33
    PIER

    71A Site of many tie-ups

    10
    97
  34. 34
    KIN

    105A Humans and apes, e.g.

    10
    94
  35. 35
    MAAM

    41A Woman, to a waiter

    10
    92
  36. 36
    THEE

    82D Friend's addressee, maybe

    10
    91
  37. 37
    AROAR

    7D Loud, as a crowd

    10
    88
  38. 38
    RIDE

    102A Hitchhike

    9
    114
  39. 39
    DAIS

    103D Roaster's spot

    9
    106
  40. 40
    CASH

    64D Purse filler

    9
    101
  41. 41
    LIME

    60D Lawn additive

    9
    90
  42. 42
    TREY

    79D Part of a low straight

    9
    82
  43. 43
    KOREA

    21A Land on the Yellow Sea

    9
    77
  44. 44
    UTILE

    73D Practical

    9
    67
  45. 45
    ISAW

    68D Vidi, translated

    9
    47
  46. 46
    EMOTE

    34D Not hold back

    8
    152
  47. 47
    ARS

    13D MGM motto start

    8
    112
  48. 48
    DADA

    51D MoMA display

    8
    98
  49. 49
    IOTAS

    43A Bits

    8
    80
  50. 50
    SLID

    59A Lost traction

    8
    70
  51. 51
    VOL

    22A Radio knob: Abbr.

    7
    55
  52. 52
    TSE

    46A "Cats" monogram

    6
    228
  53. 53
    ERAT

    83D Q.E.D. part

    6
    170
  54. 54
    USED

    73A Took advantage of

    6
    165
  55. 55
    INT

    77A Bond yield: Abbr.

    6
    139
  56. 56
    ELSIE

    18D Old comic actress ___ Janis

    6
    89
  57. 57
    INDIA

    97D Home to over a billion

    6
    85
  58. 58
    MAORI

    44A About 10% of New Zealanders

    6
    74
  59. 59
    TRITE

    50D Tired

    6
    73
  60. 60
    FDA

    76D R.D.A. label requirer

    5
    97
  61. 61
    PART

    48D I or II, e.g.

    5
    72
  62. 62
    BASH

    33D Shindig

    5
    61
  63. 63
    NEONS

    74D Some Dodges

    5
    56
  64. 64
    OAKEN

    99A Like wine barrels

    5
    49
  65. 65
    COKE

    58D Blast furnace fuel

    5
    28
  66. 66
    OGEE

    65D Kind of arch

    4
    100
  67. 67
    LEDA

    66D Mother of Castor and Pollux

    4
    67
  68. 68
    ROSIE

    89A Defunct women's magazine

    4
    62
  69. 69
    BRIAR

    62D Pipe type

    4
    32
  70. 70
    ASTA

    19A 1930's film canine

    3
    185
  71. 71
    OTO

    31D Western Indian

    3
    108
  72. 72
    JAR

    110D Bump

    3
    97
  73. 73
    WISP

    1A Trace

    3
    51
  74. 74
    NAFTA

    74A 1990's pact

    3
    46
  75. 75
    RIPER

    6D Closer to its prime

    3
    29
  76. 76
    TPS debut

    38D Festoons a tree with bathroom rolls, briefly

    3
    24
  77. 77
    OPTIN debut

    67D Sign up for an offering

    3
    19
  78. 78
    SKEWS

    11D Orients a certain way

    3
    16
  79. 79
    SSW

    117A Colo. Springs-to-Santa Fe direction

    2
    67
  80. 80
    ARGOT

    75D Trade talk

    2
    42
  81. 81
    NEURO

    96D Prefix with transmission

    2
    42
  82. 82
    SEI

    100A Tre + tre

    2
    32
  83. 83
    PARED

    35D Prepared, as pears

    2
    27
  84. 84
    TREATS

    119A Halloween bagful

    2
    24
  85. 85
    AUGER

    54D Boring article

    2
    19
  86. 86
    IKID debut

    116A "___ you not"

    2
    14
  87. 87
    IMHOME

    68A Announcement inside the front door

    2
    12
  88. 88
    GIFS debut

    39D Stored computer images, for short

    2
    10
  89. 89
    RRS

    108D Monopoly props.

    1
    93
  90. 90
    GNP

    47A Econ. indicator

    1
    46
  91. 91
    SCARF

    11A Gobble (down)

    1
    41
  92. 92
    WAIF

    1D Stray

    1
    29
  93. 93
    SUAVE

    72A Slick

    1
    23
  94. 94
    XENO

    93A Prefix with phobia

    1
    23
  95. 95
    HOGAN

    88A Lodge with a mud roof

    1
    20
  96. 96
    SHOVE

    59D None-too-subtle encouragement

    1
    20
  97. 97
    MAUDE

    44D "All in the Family" spinoff

    1
    17
  98. 98
    FOLK

    27A Music genre

    1
    15
  99. 99
    TRASHY

    5A Cheap

    1
    15
  100. 100
    NATION

    115A One with a flag

    1
    13
  101. 101
    BOGART

    62A Spade portrayer

    1
    12
  102. 102
    POKES

    95D Dawdlers

    1
    12
  103. 103
    TOEHOLD

    90A Early progress

    1
    11
  104. 104
    CUTER

    58A Likelier to win a baby contest

    1
    10
  105. 105
    NITTY

    37D ___ Gritty Dirt Band

    1
    6
  106. 106
    TVSPOT

    5D Tube plug

    1
    6
  107. 107
    FANBASE debut

    15D Support group?

    1
    3
  108. 108
    ALTE

    80A Der ___ Fritz (Friedrich the Great)

    0
    51
  109. 109
    ENDE

    104D "The NeverEnding Story" writer

    0
    23
  110. 110
    RULED

    56A Had control of

    0
    23
  111. 111
    CORNER

    12D Tree

    0
    10
  112. 112
    DISCOS

    92D Hustling places

    0
    10
  113. 113
    AMOY

    57A Chinese port also called Xiamen

    0
    8
  114. 114
    NORW

    53D Swed. neighbor

    0
    8
  115. 115
    STK debut

    8D Corp. shares

    0
    8
  116. 116
    ITIC

    23A Suffix with phosphor

    0
    6
  117. 117
    PATENS

    94D Host holders

    0
    6
  118. 118
    PALTRY

    94A Minuscule

    0
    5
  119. 119
    VIRTUE

    20A Faith, Hope or Charity

    0
    5
  120. 120
    GIGOT

    98D 1962 Jackie Gleason movie

    0
    4
  121. 121
    GRABAT debut

    39A Paw

    0
    4
  122. 122
    CHANCEL

    86D Pulpit's locale

    0
    3
  123. 123
    EVENINGSTAR debut

    16D Venus, e.g.

    0
    3
  124. 124
    FLIGHTATTENDANT

    49A Getaway driver?

    0
    3
  125. 125
    XVII

    93D 1983 Super Bowl designation

    0
    3
  126. 126
    BONDI

    30A Actress Beulah

    0
    2
  127. 127
    RIPSONE debut

    42A Belts a line drive

    0
    2
  128. 128
    SPOKESPERSON

    24A Bicycle mechanic?

    0
    2
  129. 129
    CIRCUITJUDGE debut

    106A Electrical inspector?

    0
    1
  130. 130
    COLORSIN debut

    84D Doesn't do just an outline of

    0
    1
  131. 131
    ITSTRICKY debut

    77D Warning to a puzzle doer

    0
    1
  132. 132
    LABORREPRESENTATIVE debut

    32A Obstetrician?

    0
    1
  133. 133
    MULETRAINS debut

    69D Teams in the West

    0
    1
  134. 134
    PACKABAG debut

    4D Prepare for camp, say

    0
    1
  135. 135
    PRIVATEINVESTIGATOR debut

    95A Urologist?

    0
    1
  136. 136
    STILLATIT debut

    3D Not yet done

    0
    1
  137. 137
    THEATERDIRECTOR debut

    81A Usher?

    0
    1
  138. 138
    WHATDOIKNOW debut

    63D "You're asking me?"

    0
    1
  139. 139
    WHITECOLLARWORKER debut

    63A Dry cleaner?

    0
    1
  140. 140
    WOODVENEER debut

    17D Furniture cover

    0
    1