← Fill Atlas

Sunday · 140 answers · 22 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ASH

    57D Lenten symbol

    50
    458
  2. 2
    ADO

    8A Hurry-scurry

    44
    477
  3. 3
    EDEN

    99A Utopia

    42
    457
  4. 4
    ANTI

    32D Nay sayer

    32
    364
  5. 5
    EROS

    41A Name hidden in seven other answers in this puzzle

    28
    321
  6. 6
    OSHA

    10D Part of the Dept. of Labor

    24
    192
  7. 7
    ALOT

    19A Oodles

    23
    262
  8. 8
    RYE

    127A Deli slice

    19
    212
  9. 9
    MEN

    82D Game pieces

    19
    145
  10. 10
    TUNA

    6D Salade niçoise need

    18
    112
  11. 11
    RES

    91D Certain tel. no.

    17
    279
  12. 12
    REAP

    46A Bring in

    17
    155
  13. 13
    RATE

    38D Bank posting

    16
    182
  14. 14
    MBA

    5D Mgr.'s degree

    16
    122
  15. 15
    ACDC

    7D Electrician's favorite rock band?

    15
    129
  16. 16
    TSKS

    117D Slight reproaches

    15
    63
  17. 17
    LEA

    49A Grazing ground

    14
    261
  18. 18
    IAGO

    64A "O, beware, my lord, of Jealousy!" speaker

    14
    173
  19. 19
    LANE

    75A Strike zone?

    14
    142
  20. 20
    AUTO

    114D Camera setting

    13
    165
  21. 21
    RISE

    40D Slope

    13
    150
  22. 22
    DIP

    92A Guacamole, for one

    13
    111
  23. 23
    EKED

    96A Squeezed (out)

    13
    86
  24. 24
    OCEAN

    43D Current locale

    12
    147
  25. 25
    TENS

    67A Till section

    12
    128
  26. 26
    LENA

    116D Olin of "Chocolat"

    11
    140
  27. 27
    SNEER

    24D Look of disdain

    11
    139
  28. 28
    EDT

    48D Summer setting in Pa.

    11
    131
  29. 29
    RINSE

    42D Douse, maybe

    11
    96
  30. 30
    HEIR

    110D Prince, e.g.

    11
    91
  31. 31
    HORN

    84D Crescent-shaped tract of land

    11
    75
  32. 32
    SAGE

    52D Nestor

    10
    115
  33. 33
    SKIT

    53A Bit of comedy

    10
    78
  34. 34
    SALEM

    34D "The Crucible" setting

    9
    107
  35. 35
    ALF

    45A Cuddly TV alien

    9
    104
  36. 36
    EPEES

    14D They're waved at the Olympics

    9
    104
  37. 37
    AWARE

    87A In the know

    9
    95
  38. 38
    LOON

    17D Bird with a dagger-shaped bill

    9
    81
  39. 39
    ISAW

    113D "The Last Time ___ Paris"

    9
    47
  40. 40
    COP

    106A Word after good and bad

    8
    90
  41. 41
    BLAH

    72A Ennui-inducing

    8
    80
  42. 42
    EPCOT

    102D ___ Center

    8
    57
  43. 43
    YRS

    120D Time line markings: Abbr.

    7
    97
  44. 44
    AGATE

    74D Marble

    7
    78
  45. 45
    MEW

    122D Kitten's cry

    7
    71
  46. 46
    SALON

    26A Pedicure place

    7
    55
  47. 47
    TIERS

    94A Seating sections

    7
    48
  48. 48
    SELA

    63D Ward of "Sisters"

    6
    101
  49. 49
    WOW

    128A "Like ___!"

    6
    63
  50. 50
    STOOD

    4D Gave up a seat

    6
    57
  51. 51
    PTS

    103A Game elements: Abbr.

    5
    89
  52. 52
    ASSAY

    86A Analyze

    5
    68
  53. 53
    NRA

    71D Big D.C. lobby

    4
    262
  54. 54
    MTA

    5A Train and bus overseer, for short

    4
    87
  55. 55
    DDE

    29A Ike's monogram

    4
    86
  56. 56
    STIES

    50A Dumps

    4
    52
  57. 57
    HURL

    65A Cast

    4
    46
  58. 58
    TAINT

    79D Poison

    4
    44
  59. 59
    SOIREE

    101D Do after dark

    4
    36
  60. 60
    ERLE

    111D Perry's creator

    3
    198
  61. 61
    SAS

    34A Air letters?

    3
    116
  62. 62
    NEWS

    1A Wire material

    3
    74
  63. 63
    ELEA

    2D Zeno of ___

    3
    59
  64. 64
    EES

    37D Wiring experts: Abbr.

    3
    57
  65. 65
    RANK

    125A Major, for one

    3
    48
  66. 66
    ASPER

    90A According to

    3
    41
  67. 67
    SHEDS

    44D Discards

    3
    38
  68. 68
    ACACIA

    27A Mimosa family tree

    3
    34
  69. 69
    ERIKA

    55A Eleniak of "Baywatch"

    3
    27
  70. 70
    UBOLT

    115A Letter-shaped fastener

    3
    26
  71. 71
    ARON

    16D Opera "Moses und ___"

    2
    73
  72. 72
    ENNE

    18D Feminizing suffix

    2
    65
  73. 73
    GER

    119D Eur. language

    2
    39
  74. 74
    DONEE

    54A Gifted person

    2
    37
  75. 75
    INO

    98A Daughter of Cadmus

    2
    36
  76. 76
    EMOTED

    104A Went over the top, in a way

    2
    30
  77. 77
    DEBUG

    97D Completely clean

    2
    26
  78. 78
    GETIN

    93A Standard pick-up line?

    2
    18
  79. 79
    MORASS

    62A Quagmire

    2
    18
  80. 80
    YOGAMAT debut

    81A Place to meditate

    2
    11
  81. 81
    CHERUB

    109A Innocent

    2
    8
  82. 82
    PILSENER

    123A Pub order

    2
    7
  83. 83
    SECRECY

    95D Requirement for surprise

    2
    5
  84. 84
    CLOD

    61D Dullard

    1
    50
  85. 85
    HEF

    11D Pajama-clad exec

    1
    47
  86. 86
    CAPP

    109D "Li'l Abner" creator

    1
    36
  87. 87
    ERICH

    48A Psychoanalyst Fromm

    1
    33
  88. 88
    RATATAT

    69D Knock

    1
    29
  89. 89
    NIM

    30A Matchsticks game

    1
    23
  90. 90
    LILTS

    47A Sings with swings

    1
    18
  91. 91
    BAKU

    76A Capital on the Caspian Sea

    1
    16
  92. 92
    MULES

    105D Open-back shoes

    1
    14
  93. 93
    TRICIA

    112A One of the Nixons

    1
    10
  94. 94
    DRRUTH

    77A Diminutive advice-giver, familiarly

    1
    9
  95. 95
    ALERO

    35D Olds model

    0
    66
  96. 96
    OVO

    12D Ab ___ (from the start)

    0
    57
  97. 97
    STAS

    129A Parts of a line: Abbr.

    0
    34
  98. 98
    WIPE

    89D Clear off

    0
    30
  99. 99
    TAMA

    70D Author Janowitz

    0
    27
  100. 100
    ACETATE

    124A Synthetic fiber

    0
    26
  101. 101
    IBARS

    108D Building supports

    0
    25
  102. 102
    ALICIA

    8D Pianist de Larrocha

    0
    21
  103. 103
    BIL

    107A Cartoonist Keane

    0
    21
  104. 104
    RESTART

    33D Result of a racer jumping the gun

    0
    14
  105. 105
    NAHS

    1D Slangy dissents

    0
    13
  106. 106
    AWHO

    88A Dr. Seuss's "Horton Hears ___"

    0
    12
  107. 107
    OPINION

    39D Kind of leader

    0
    11
  108. 108
    ENRAGES

    58A Lashes into a fury

    0
    10
  109. 109
    MARLIN

    13D Blue or white fish

    0
    10
  110. 110
    DECIMAL debut

    9D Point

    0
    8
  111. 111
    EVAPERON

    22A Noted Madonna role

    0
    8
  112. 112
    MARIST

    31A College in Poughkeepsie, N.Y.

    0
    8
  113. 113
    HYPOS

    80D Stickers

    0
    7
  114. 114
    ERASERHEAD

    51D 1978 cult film by David Lynch

    0
    6
  115. 115
    TZAR

    112D Russian monarch: Var.

    0
    6
  116. 116
    GOTBY

    59D Barely managed

    0
    5
  117. 117
    SEKO

    85D Zaire's Mobuto Sese ___

    0
    4
  118. 118
    BYAGE debut

    72D How grade schoolers are grouped

    0
    3
  119. 119
    EEROSAARINEN debut

    36A St. Louis Gateway Arch architect

    0
    3
  120. 120
    LEANNE debut

    28A "Some Girls Do" author ___ Banks

    0
    3
  121. 121
    LOWED debut

    73D Mooed

    0
    3
  122. 122
    MILKSHAKES

    31D Summer coolers

    0
    3
  123. 123
    PRESSERS

    126A Irons

    0
    3
  124. 124
    THEROSETTASTONE debut

    68A Notable discovery of 1799

    0
    3
  125. 125
    AEROLOGY debut

    118A Study of the atmosphere

    0
    2
  126. 126
    HEROSANDWICH debut

    23A Submarine

    0
    2
  127. 127
    RHYMERS debut

    83A Rap singers, generically

    0
    2
  128. 128
    USURPER

    66D Takeover artist

    0
    2
  129. 129
    WORLDSFAIR debut

    3D London had the first one in 1851

    0
    2
  130. 130
    ACTSSAD debut

    60A Puts on a long face

    0
    1
  131. 131
    BUCKLES debut

    20A Belt tighteners

    0
    1
  132. 132
    FORENOON debut

    25A Morning

    0
    1
  133. 133
    HOMESALE debut

    11A A moving experience

    0
    1
  134. 134
    JAPANESEROSE debut

    100A Eastern bloom

    0
    1
  135. 135
    JOBONE debut

    100D Quality, in a Ford slogan

    0
    1
  136. 136
    KATHARINEROSS debut

    56D "The Stepford Wives" actress, 1975

    0
    1
  137. 137
    KWANS debut

    21D Skater Michelle's family

    0
    1
  138. 138
    SENATEROSTERS debut

    15D Groups of 100

    0
    1
  139. 139
    USDIPLOMAT debut

    78D State Dept. worker

    0
    1
  140. 140
    ZEROSUMGAMES debut

    121A Chess and tennis, mathematically

    0
    1