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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.

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    ERE

    111A Poetic preposition

    43
    602
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    TNT

    51A Great leveler

    38
    338
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    IDLE

    10D Frequent Cleese co-star

    30
    259
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    NEE

    74D Originally

    29
    407
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    APE

    34A Make like

    28
    415
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    ANO

    96A "I'll take that as ___"

    25
    216
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    SKI

    97A Something to do at 77-Across

    21
    180
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    SOSO

    62A Only O.K.

    21
    154
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    SAN

    45A ___ Rafael

    19
    182
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    EEK

    83A Cry in cartoons

    19
    163
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    CNN

    104A Debut of 6/1/1980

    19
    126
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    SUE

    55A Seek damages

    17
    183
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    EOS

    54A Dawn deity

    17
    173
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    ALTA

    77A Utah resort

    14
    124
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    CAP

    93A Part of some uniforms

    13
    137
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    ESSAY

    35A Prose piece

    12
    153
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    ESTE

    5D 90° from norte

    11
    203
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    ROLE

    72A It may be played

    11
    165
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    GET

    81A Understand

    11
    118
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    OOZE

    33D Percolate slowly

    11
    116
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    ARCO

    118D Chevron competitor

    11
    114
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    OTT

    40A Giants manager before Durocher

    10
    193
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    DEAN

    71A School V.I.P.

    10
    121
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    ESTATE

    30A What you will

    9
    125
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    RODEO

    75D Gaucho's gala

    9
    93
  26. 26
    STOW

    70A Secure overhead, say

    8
    117
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    ECOLI

    109D Potential water contaminator

    7
    103
  28. 28
    ENAMEL

    108A Human body's hardest substance

    7
    89
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    DEF

    87A It may be labeled sl. or obs.

    7
    88
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    GENT

    117D Lady's escort

    7
    67
  31. 31
    COM

    8D U.R.L. ender

    7
    58
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    CHASE

    106D $10,000

    7
    41
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    SKIP

    69A Problem for a deejay

    6
    66
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    IDLES

    64A Does nothing

    6
    49
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    TEMPO

    84A A conductor might pick it up

    5
    47
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    INTOW

    39D Tagging along

    5
    38
  37. 37
    SOLVE

    6D Puzzle out

    5
    26
  38. 38
    SEINE

    78A Site of the Pont de Normandie

    4
    90
  39. 39
    POOL

    113D Banking is an important part of it

    4
    67
  40. 40
    PAIN

    86D Bother

    4
    60
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    LASTS

    99D Holds up

    4
    44
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    STOLI

    32A Vodka brand, briefly

    4
    38
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    INTERN

    28A Often-unpaid worker

    4
    37
  44. 44
    RADON

    57D Invisible household hazard

    4
    37
  45. 45
    GED

    41A Dropout's goal, perhaps: Abbr.

    4
    34
  46. 46
    EFT

    94A Terrarium youngster

    3
    73
  47. 47
    OTOOLE

    123A See 91-Down

    3
    70
  48. 48
    ASSISI

    50D Whence St. Clare

    3
    69
  49. 49
    HOAR

    114A Rime

    3
    41
  50. 50
    FINAL

    100A Big test

    3
    32
  51. 51
    TINCT

    105A Color

    3
    29
  52. 52
    INSERT

    68D Newspaper supplement

    3
    27
  53. 53
    TASTES

    31D They often differ

    3
    23
  54. 54
    FEDORA

    56A Indiana Jones's topper

    3
    22
  55. 55
    SNEAKY

    61D Backdoor

    3
    15
  56. 56
    CAROLS

    2D "Good Christian Men, Rejoice" and others

    3
    13
  57. 57
    VIAGRA

    47D Medical breakthrough of 1998

    3
    13
  58. 58
    NITS

    4D These may be picked

    2
    58
  59. 59
    AMELIA

    23A Social reformer Bloomer

    2
    52
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    VERY

    47A More than a little

    2
    39
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    OASTS

    58A Kilns

    2
    25
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    CORNS

    76A Problems addressed by podiatrists

    2
    19
  63. 63
    IDIOMS

    3D "Hands down" and "cold feet"

    2
    18
  64. 64
    VENN debut

    27A ___ diagram

    2
    18
  65. 65
    STROLL

    119A Constitutional

    2
    17
  66. 66
    TROJAN

    79A Paris, for one

    2
    12
  67. 67
    ROOKIE

    49D Team tenderfoot

    2
    10
  68. 68
    NEINS debut

    11D Ruhr refusals

    2
    9
  69. 69
    ALG

    121D Follower of arith.

    1
    59
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    STOLEN

    59D In a chop shop, say

    1
    38
  71. 71
    OPENTO

    63D Willingly accepting

    1
    26
  72. 72
    RUBLE

    42A 100 kopecks

    1
    26
  73. 73
    GRANT

    12D $50

    1
    19
  74. 74
    APTER

    95A Better-chosen

    1
    18
  75. 75
    JETT

    15D Joan who sang "I Love Rock 'n Roll"

    1
    18
  76. 76
    IMONIT

    14D "Consider the job done"

    1
    17
  77. 77
    FEWER

    56D Not as many

    1
    15
  78. 78
    ICINESS

    1A Reserve

    1
    15
  79. 79
    EYING

    127A Sizing up

    1
    13
  80. 80
    LIEDTO

    44D Wasn't straight with

    1
    12
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    STOOLS

    124A Bar lineup

    1
    12
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    AIMSAT

    120A Uses as a target

    1
    11
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    MADISON

    19A $5,000

    1
    10
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    BENJI

    52A Dog star?

    1
    9
  85. 85
    INTONES

    128A Chants

    1
    9
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    SNEES

    7D Oldtime daggers

    1
    9
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    MOTRIN debut

    24A Aleve alternative

    1
    8
  88. 88
    NEWTON

    101D "Opticks" writer

    1
    8
  89. 89
    CCING debut

    8A Sending a duplicate, for short

    1
    6
  90. 90
    FESSES

    48D Comes clean, with "up"

    1
    5
  91. 91
    ERI

    89D Verdi's "___ tu"

    0
    76
  92. 92
    AMOI

    115D Mine, in Montréal

    0
    72
  93. 93
    AZO

    46A Group of dyes

    0
    43
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    ARN

    36D Prince Valiant's son

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    42
  95. 95
    JON

    53D Tenor Vickers

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    42
  96. 96
    ULM

    29A City on the Danube

    0
    36
  97. 97
    AREOLE

    102D Anatomical interstice

    0
    28
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    ANNETTE

    91D With 123-Across, "48HRS." actress

    0
    23
  99. 99
    TREF

    82D Not kosher

    0
    22
  100. 100
    ACREAGE

    16D Lot statistic

    0
    18
  101. 101
    AMECHE

    21A Best Supporting Actor winner for "Cocoon"

    0
    17
  102. 102
    YUKS

    37D Stooges' laughs

    0
    17
  103. 103
    KENNEDY

    18D 50¢

    0
    16
  104. 104
    CAFTAN

    76D Lounger's cover-up

    0
    14
  105. 105
    LINCOLN

    125A 1¢ or $5

    0
    11
  106. 106
    LTGEN

    26D Sporter of three stars: Abbr.

    0
    11
  107. 107
    FATAH debut

    20D Al ___ (guerrilla group)

    0
    10
  108. 108
    EISENHOWER

    73A $1

    0
    8
  109. 109
    JACKSON debut

    90D $20

    0
    8
  110. 110
    KEEPON

    112A Continue

    0
    8
  111. 111
    OFALL

    98A Words following a superlative

    0
    8
  112. 112
    TOLTEC

    60D Pre-Aztec Indian

    0
    8
  113. 113
    TOITY debut

    107D Hoity-___

    0
    7
  114. 114
    WASHINGTON

    66A 25¢ or $1

    0
    7
  115. 115
    FOLDER

    20A Something to file away

    0
    6
  116. 116
    LAVIN

    110D "Alice" star

    0
    6
  117. 117
    ABASER

    46D Bully, often

    0
    5
  118. 118
    BRITTLE

    22A Easily snapped

    0
    5
  119. 119
    CLEVELAND

    9D $1,000

    0
    5
  120. 120
    JEFFERSON

    80D 5¢ or $2

    0
    5
  121. 121
    ROOSEVELT debut

    25A 10¢

    0
    5
  122. 122
    BLUISH

    43D Skylike

    0
    4
  123. 123
    IMBRUE

    1D Stain

    0
    4
  124. 124
    STOLLE

    97D Fred who won the 1966 U.S. tennis championship

    0
    4
  125. 125
    CURRENCY

    88A What 15 answers in this puzzle appear on

    0
    3
  126. 126
    FRANKLIN

    48A $100

    0
    3
  127. 127
    GHALI debut

    38A Diplomat Boutros Boutros-___

    0
    3
  128. 128
    HAMILTON

    13D $10

    0
    3
  129. 129
    HIJACK debut

    13A Hold up on the road

    0
    3
  130. 130
    JATO

    90A Military flier's acronym

    0
    3
  131. 131
    NEWLEY

    126A Anthony who won a Grammy for "What Kind of Fool Am I?"

    0
    2
  132. 132
    TONEROW

    92D Serial music sequence

    0
    2
  133. 133
    CALMA debut

    88D Serenity, in Seville

    0
    1
  134. 134
    CHIRPER debut

    17D Cricket, at times

    0
    1
  135. 135
    HANGUP debut

    67D Show no tolerance to telemarketers

    0
    1
  136. 136
    LEANNS debut

    103D Singer Rimes and others

    0
    1
  137. 137
    LOWTOP debut

    65D Like some sneakers

    0
    1
  138. 138
    MCKINLEY debut

    85D $500

    0
    1
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    OVERTON debut

    122A Tennessee county named for a jurist who co-founded Memphis

    0
    1
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    SACAGAWEA debut

    116A $1

    0
    1