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Sunday · 140 answers · 18 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ELI

    87D QB Manning

    60
    599
  2. 2
    ONO

    101D Japanese Beatle?

    49
    326
  3. 3
    ADO

    126A Flap

    44
    477
  4. 4
    SEE

    96A "I told you so!"

    44
    430
  5. 5
    TRI

    37D Prefix with state

    41
    237
  6. 6
    AHA

    15D "Bingo!"

    40
    379
  7. 7
    ETAL

    56A List ender

    32
    327
  8. 8
    UNO

    17A First word of "Wooly Bully"

    30
    241
  9. 9
    INN

    21A B & B

    27
    258
  10. 10
    ETE

    28D It's hot in Cannes

    24
    320
  11. 11
    ENT

    65D Sinus specialist, briefly

    24
    222
  12. 12
    AGRA

    51D Indian tourist city

    24
    197
  13. 13
    PEA

    118D Shade of green

    23
    230
  14. 14
    REDO

    81A Make over

    20
    173
  15. 15
    TIA

    36D Actress Carrere

    20
    144
  16. 16
    CAT

    119D Be-bopper

    19
    179
  17. 17
    TRY

    116D Encouraging word

    18
    180
  18. 18
    ERIC

    5D Bana who played the Incredible Hulk in film

    17
    251
  19. 19
    INTO

    106A Wrapped up with

    17
    219
  20. 20
    TAP

    130A Call on

    17
    165
  21. 21
    MESS

    4A Confusion

    17
    145
  22. 22
    LOS

    60A Preceder of Alamos or Altos

    17
    144
  23. 23
    DATA

    114D Bank contents

    16
    157
  24. 24
    SPAS

    129A Pampering places

    15
    163
  25. 25
    TSP

    16D A small dose: Abbr.

    15
    154
  26. 26
    ITT

    98D Addams Family cousin

    15
    152
  27. 27
    BLT

    122A Short order, for short

    13
    121
  28. 28
    LID

    94A Something flipped

    12
    102
  29. 29
    JAB

    1A Make a quick left, say

    12
    89
  30. 30
    OLLIE

    120A North of Virginia

    11
    96
  31. 31
    OAF

    95A Big ox

    10
    144
  32. 32
    TERN

    75A Relative of a gull

    10
    85
  33. 33
    NERF

    69D Soft ball material

    10
    68
  34. 34
    GAL

    18D Square dance partner

    9
    124
  35. 35
    FEE

    27D Service charge

    9
    121
  36. 36
    EYED

    29A Spotted

    8
    125
  37. 37
    ATBAT

    108D In the box

    8
    91
  38. 38
    NEPAL

    32D High country

    8
    87
  39. 39
    SMASH

    66A Big overhead?

    8
    64
  40. 40
    LEOS

    58A Some summer babies

    8
    60
  41. 41
    EPCOT

    117A Tourist center's name

    8
    57
  42. 42
    COIN

    80A Invent

    8
    53
  43. 43
    ASTRO

    33D Cy Young Award winner Mike Scott, for one

    7
    118
  44. 44
    SEAN

    53D Astin of "Lord of the Rings"

    7
    84
  45. 45
    FRAT

    128A Greek house

    7
    78
  46. 46
    TOSCA

    54D Teatro Costanzi debut of 1900

    7
    76
  47. 47
    FLA

    104D State with two time zones: Abbr.

    7
    69
  48. 48
    SITS

    115D Does a job for parents, maybe

    7
    68
  49. 49
    DIG

    88D Archaeological enterprise

    7
    58
  50. 50
    AMS

    41A Early times, for short

    6
    86
  51. 51
    SCRAP

    24A Get rid of

    6
    70
  52. 52
    REAIR

    121A Show as an encore

    6
    27
  53. 53
    EMS

    117D Type widths

    5
    149
  54. 54
    FDA

    26D Medicine watchdog grp.

    5
    97
  55. 55
    RAO

    90D 1990's Indian P.M.

    5
    24
  56. 56
    PLEB

    48D Commoner

    5
    22
  57. 57
    ERROL

    74A "The Fog of War" director Morris

    4
    89
  58. 58
    LTR

    14D P.O. piece

    4
    68
  59. 59
    STATIC

    6D Bad reception

    4
    34
  60. 60
    ASCENT

    10D Way up

    4
    16
  61. 61
    DART

    55A Old Dodge

    3
    74
  62. 62
    ELEA

    112D Zeno's home

    3
    59
  63. 63
    SATYR

    127A Legendary luster

    3
    58
  64. 64
    LSATS

    34D Some coll. seniors take them

    3
    53
  65. 65
    BATHE

    78D Wash

    3
    44
  66. 66
    ANNOY

    2D Bug

    3
    42
  67. 67
    OATHS

    20A They're taken in court

    3
    39
  68. 68
    MATEO

    42D Spanish saint

    3
    30
  69. 69
    CRISP

    77D Like a new dollar bill

    3
    29
  70. 70
    PORN

    8D Blue matter

    3
    20
  71. 71
    RARA

    84A Avis adjective

    2
    83
  72. 72
    PAAR

    8A Subject of the documentary "As I Was Saying"

    2
    71
  73. 73
    ESTOP

    110D Block legally

    2
    64
  74. 74
    MAXI

    4D Large, in commercial lingo

    2
    52
  75. 75
    ACERB

    41D Sharp

    2
    49
  76. 76
    TNOTE

    73D Certain security, briefly

    2
    44
  77. 77
    RAHRAH

    11D Enthusiastic

    2
    28
  78. 78
    SEPTA

    46A Membranes

    2
    28
  79. 79
    THROW

    63D Lose on purpose

    2
    26
  80. 80
    BOSSA

    19A ___ nova

    2
    24
  81. 81
    GILT

    113D Expensively decorated

    2
    20
  82. 82
    CBC

    77A It's watched in Ont.

    2
    16
  83. 83
    CROOK

    79D Bad business partner

    2
    15
  84. 84
    AWCMON debut

    76A "You've gotta be kidding!"

    2
    5
  85. 85
    BALLER debut

    100D Tool for melons

    2
    5
  86. 86
    LAZE

    107A Do little

    1
    39
  87. 87
    MEADE

    123A Army of the Potomac commander, 1863-65

    1
    39
  88. 88
    ZELDA

    109D One of the Fitzgeralds

    1
    24
  89. 89
    FEELS

    124A Has an opinion

    1
    20
  90. 90
    GARTH

    18A Brooks from Tulsa

    1
    20
  91. 91
    IRV

    44A Record exec Gotti

    1
    20
  92. 92
    NUTTY

    125A Bats

    1
    17
  93. 93
    SMARM

    43D False flattery

    1
    16
  94. 94
    OOOH debut

    82D Repeated interjection in the Rolling Stones' "Miss You"

    1
    11
  95. 95
    UTURNS

    102D 180's

    1
    11
  96. 96
    THEATER

    93D It may be political

    1
    8
  97. 97
    ADMIRES

    89D Looks up to

    1
    7
  98. 98
    NATIONAL

    31A Like some monuments

    1
    7
  99. 99
    SETOFF

    99D Leave home

    1
    7
  100. 100
    BUILDER debut

    19D Trump, e.g.

    1
    2
  101. 101
    EEE

    45A Shoebox letters

    0
    121
  102. 102
    AIRE

    64A Frigid finish

    0
    76
  103. 103
    NSEC

    62D Tiny fraction of time: Abbr.

    0
    44
  104. 104
    ASIT

    9D Word before "were"

    0
    41
  105. 105
    AXIAL

    22A Having a line of symmetry

    0
    20
  106. 106
    SOREL

    66D The New Yorker cartoonist Edward

    0
    15
  107. 107
    URICH

    23A Spenser player on TV

    0
    14
  108. 108
    ICEL

    30A More than 70% of its exports are fish: Abbr.

    0
    13
  109. 109
    JUICE

    1D Influence, slangily

    0
    12
  110. 110
    SIEG

    57A Victory: Ger.

    0
    12
  111. 111
    WEILL

    50D Brecht collaborator

    0
    12
  112. 112
    NOCHE debut

    72D Opposite of dia

    0
    10
  113. 113
    YEH

    40D Informal assent

    0
    9
  114. 114
    GFLAT

    12A A black key

    0
    8
  115. 115
    AVGS

    38D Stock market figs.

    0
    7
  116. 116
    TONEUP

    103D Get in shape

    0
    7
  117. 117
    FFF

    91D As loud as possible, in music

    0
    6
  118. 118
    GOSSIPS

    12D Dishes

    0
    6
  119. 119
    MCCI

    70D 14 years before the Magna Carta

    0
    6
  120. 120
    PEKOETEA

    105A Drink from India

    0
    6
  121. 121
    RERENT

    61A Sublet

    0
    6
  122. 122
    ERIA

    68D Emporium suffix

    0
    5
  123. 123
    NIALONG debut

    49D "Soul Food" actress, 1997

    0
    5
  124. 124
    BONNE debut

    3D Adjective with chance or fortune

    0
    4
  125. 125
    ELMUNDO

    52D Madrid daily

    0
    4
  126. 126
    EMAGS debut

    71D Slate and Salon

    0
    4
  127. 127
    SHEW

    59D Sullivan had a really big one

    0
    4
  128. 128
    BEC

    39D Bill: Fr.

    0
    3
  129. 129
    CACO

    83A Bad: Prefix

    0
    3
  130. 130
    ITOUT debut

    92A Words after duke or shout

    0
    2
  131. 131
    SHLOCK

    7D Shoddy goods

    0
    2
  132. 132
    ATTACKEDBYTHEPRESS debut

    35A The candidate tried to cover it up and was ___

    0
    1
  133. 133
    AUTOBODY debut

    85D Shop that fixes collision damage

    0
    1
  134. 134
    BATTLEGROUNDSTATES debut

    111A ... and later lost the election in key ___

    0
    1
  135. 135
    BOMBSHELLANNOUNCEMENT debut

    67A The candidate called reporters in for a ___

    0
    1
  136. 136
    CAMPAIGNWARCHEST debut

    47A Funds ran low in the candidate's ___

    0
    1
  137. 137
    CONFLICTOFINTEREST debut

    25A The candidate was accused of having a ___

    0
    1
  138. 138
    FACTORED debut

    13D Broken down

    0
    1
  139. 139
    SHOTHISBIGMOUTHOFF debut

    97A ... and ___ ...

    0
    1
  140. 140
    WAGEDAFLOORFIGHT debut

    86A At the convention the candidate ___ ...

    0
    1