← Fill Atlas

Sunday · 166 answers · 23 debuts

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

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    ASS

    127A Blockhead

    58
    409
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    AREA

    25A Gazetteer datum

    46
    631
  3. 3
    EVE

    61D Dark time, briefly

    34
    373
  4. 4
    ANTS

    148A Sugar lovers

    33
    247
  5. 5
    ANTI

    141A One who hasn't turned pro?

    32
    364
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    ACT

    105D It's been passed

    31
    302
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    ESC

    109A Bailout key

    30
    209
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    UTE

    88A Colorado native

    27
    263
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    ETAS

    128A In-flight info, in brief

    26
    214
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    ENE

    149A Lake Erie-to-Lake Ontario dir.

    24
    403
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    ETRE

    143A French 101 infinitive

    24
    241
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    AHEM

    36A "Excuse me …"

    23
    171
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    ASEA

    33A Away, in a way

    22
    326
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    TAO

    68A Spiritual path

    21
    223
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    ARC

    69D Rainbow

    20
    265
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    OTIS

    114A Company that has its ups and downs

    20
    251
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    SEGA

    19D Nintendo rival

    20
    118
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    TAT

    32A Make lace

    19
    174
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    RNS

    89A "E.R." regulars

    19
    126
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    EIRE

    113A Mayo's locale

    18
    204
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    REO

    138D Antique auto

    18
    196
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    AMOR

    125A Love personified

    16
    172
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    AGAR

    23A Lab gel

    15
    172
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    HON

    85A Darlin'

    15
    121
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    SENT

    132D In the mail

    14
    190
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    NINA

    64D Singer Simone

    13
    108
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    TAS

    48D Univ. employees

    13
    99
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    DISS debut

    147A Ph.D.'s work: Abbr.

    13
    29
  29. 29
    SATE

    26A Fill until full

    12
    144
  30. 30
    SILO

    107A Unit of storage

    12
    127
  31. 31
    HONE

    77A Work on the edge?

    12
    112
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    LIES

    139A "Hogwash!"

    12
    97
  33. 33
    IRAS

    4A Things that can be rolled over, for short

    11
    129
  34. 34
    TORO

    57A Santiago charger

    11
    115
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    BAT

    133A Yankee's club

    10
    128
  36. 36
    ROTS

    71D Breaks down

    10
    70
  37. 37
    ILE

    75A Belle-___-en-Mer, France

    9
    234
  38. 38
    SPAT

    101A Squabble

    9
    134
  39. 39
    ROI

    15D Louis, for one

    9
    121
  40. 40
    TRON

    11D Suffix with Jumbo

    9
    113
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    ABIT

    45D Slightly

    9
    100
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    EMI

    92A Big record label

    8
    117
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    TACT

    8A Delicateness

    8
    102
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    ITAL

    84A Proofreader's notation

    8
    94
  45. 45
    EVEL

    53A First name in motorcycle jumping

    8
    66
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    VAT

    86A Industrial container

    7
    101
  47. 47
    YORE

    87A Days of ___

    7
    100
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    CANE

    131D Mr. Peanut accessory

    7
    85
  49. 49
    AGATE

    9D Type size

    7
    78
  50. 50
    PONE

    144A Corn cake

    7
    55
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    TRIB

    70A Old Big Apple paper, with "the"

    7
    53
  52. 52
    FRY

    63A Stay in the sun too long

    7
    48
  53. 53
    LEGIT

    37A Go by foot, slangily

    7
    45
  54. 54
    WEAN

    106A Gradually withdraw

    7
    42
  55. 55
    TSE

    99A Literary inits.

    6
    228
  56. 56
    ALAI

    140A Kyrgyzstan range

    6
    181
  57. 57
    ANGST

    118A Woody Allen's feeling, often

    6
    90
  58. 58
    HOW

    56A Scientist's question

    6
    54
  59. 59
    IOUS

    81D Slips in a pot

    6
    54
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    COOP

    29A Place with a board

    6
    51
  61. 61
    SARGE

    100D Police V.I.P.

    6
    47
  62. 62
    NAIVE

    65D Green

    5
    62
  63. 63
    IVS

    35A E.R. lifelines

    5
    55
  64. 64
    MYERS

    126D Fort ___, Fla.

    5
    28
  65. 65
    ANNAN

    73D Boutros-Ghali's U.N. successor

    5
    23
  66. 66
    NRA

    72A Big D.C. lobby

    4
    262
  67. 67
    NURSE

    123A Sip

    4
    55
  68. 68
    ANIMA

    105A Soul

    4
    33
  69. 69
    MOCS

    129A Soft shoes

    4
    24
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    MONT

    136A Peak in les Alpes

    4
    22
  71. 71
    ANS

    67A True or false: Abbr.

    3
    91
  72. 72
    IRR

    76A Discount rack shorthand

    3
    80
  73. 73
    ISA

    79A "That ___ lie!"

    3
    77
  74. 74
    NOTSO

    64A "Au contraire!"

    3
    56
  75. 75
    CARA

    122A Italian honey

    3
    49
  76. 76
    USAF

    51A Flight suit stitching

    3
    46
  77. 77
    IVIES

    97A Prestigious schools

    3
    35
  78. 78
    LAPTOP

    21D It might have WiFi access

    3
    27
  79. 79
    NIELS

    59A Bohr who was a contemporary of 67-Down

    3
    26
  80. 80
    UBOLT

    124D Metal fastener

    3
    26
  81. 81
    KARO

    27A Corn syrup brand

    3
    23
  82. 82
    AMATI

    14D High-end viola

    2
    81
  83. 83
    LIMB

    80A Extension

    2
    53
  84. 84
    PLED

    134D Begged

    2
    46
  85. 85
    HURT

    34A Beat up on

    2
    45
  86. 86
    TAHITI

    119D "Omoo" setting

    2
    37
  87. 87
    STAVE

    42A Ward (off)

    2
    31
  88. 88
    ICEMAN

    116D One with steady nerves, slangily

    2
    30
  89. 89
    HADAT

    44A Attacked

    2
    29
  90. 90
    ONETOTEN

    146A 9:59

    2
    11
  91. 91
    CHIMP

    103A Early astronaut

    2
    10
  92. 92
    TNN

    78A Cable inits.

    1
    68
  93. 93
    NCOS

    145A Enlisted V.I.P.'s

    1
    52
  94. 94
    EBOLA

    54A Dangerous strain

    1
    49
  95. 95
    ARLEN

    74A "I've Got the World on a String" composer

    1
    47
  96. 96
    IMET

    98D "___ a Man," John Ciardi poetry collection

    1
    45
  97. 97
    RIPEN

    96A Come of age?

    1
    42
  98. 98
    ROZ

    108A "Frasier" role

    1
    38
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    RUER

    93A Contrite type

    1
    32
  100. 100
    ONIN

    130D "Hey, what's going ___ there?"

    1
    30
  101. 101
    REEFS

    60A Locations for some schools

    1
    24
  102. 102
    SRIS

    17D Indian honorifics

    1
    24
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    NSF

    55A Reason for a bounced check: Abbr.

    1
    12
  104. 104
    ADOPTEE

    49A One who's taken in

    1
    11
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    LIM

    91D Boundary: Abbr.

    1
    10
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    GOI

    94A "There but for the grace of God ___"

    1
    9
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    CAROMS

    10D Rebounds

    1
    8
  108. 108
    SAILON

    121D "___, O Ship of State!"

    1
    7
  109. 109
    SCRANTON

    110D Home of the Red Barons in minor-league baseball

    1
    5
  110. 110
    ALBERTEINSTEIN debut

    67D Notable who died April 1955

    1
    2
  111. 111
    STEN

    7D W.W. II gun

    0
    105
  112. 112
    AGT

    1A Realtor, e.g.: Abbr.

    0
    60
  113. 113
    ENTR

    62A ___'acte

    0
    53
  114. 114
    TYNE

    18D Northumberland river

    0
    49
  115. 115
    IMRE

    75D Hungarian hero ___ Nagy

    0
    35
  116. 116
    INLA

    16D Where a Laker may live

    0
    29
  117. 117
    PLANA

    90A First strategy

    0
    24
  118. 118
    SEG

    95A Part: Abbr.

    0
    19
  119. 119
    TRYTO

    117A Jerome Kern tune "___ Forget"

    0
    18
  120. 120
    NEUT

    22A Not taking sides: Abbr.

    0
    15
  121. 121
    LAVER

    37D Four-time champ at Wimbledon

    0
    13
  122. 122
    POHL

    20A Science fiction writer Frederik

    0
    13
  123. 123
    SALIERI

    95D Rival composer of Mozart

    0
    12
  124. 124
    COTES

    112A Small sheds

    0
    9
  125. 125
    AERY

    58A Bird's home: Var.

    0
    8
  126. 126
    AUTISM

    6D Psychologist's study

    0
    8
  127. 127
    CAPA

    135D Bullfighter's cloak

    0
    8
  128. 128
    ENYO

    39A Greek war goddess

    0
    8
  129. 129
    NUEVO

    65A ___ Laredo, Mexico, on the Rio Grande

    0
    8
  130. 130
    ALLORNONE

    47D Go-for-broke choice

    0
    7
  131. 131
    ANAEROBE

    137A Biology lab organism

    0
    7
  132. 132
    BESSIE

    120A Empress of the Blues ___ Smith

    0
    7
  133. 133
    TIMBRE

    40A Sound quality

    0
    7
  134. 134
    URSAMINOR

    66D It's over the North Pole

    0
    7
  135. 135
    HAMONRYE

    24A Deli order

    0
    6
  136. 136
    ONEINCH

    115A Small snowfall

    0
    6
  137. 137
    BUTENE

    41D C4H8

    0
    5
  138. 138
    PRINCETON

    30A Where 67-Down taught

    0
    4
  139. 139
    RETOSS

    89D Mix anew, as greens

    0
    4
  140. 140
    TSARISTS

    12A Foes of Lenin

    0
    4
  141. 141
    CROISSANT

    103D Bakery product

    0
    3
  142. 142
    INSPITEOF debut

    4D Notwithstanding

    0
    3
  143. 143
    AVAILING debut

    28A Helping

    0
    2
  144. 144
    CARSONS debut

    31D Rachel and Kit

    0
    2
  145. 145
    CHASTISE debut

    111D Dress down

    0
    2
  146. 146
    EUGENES

    82D Ormandy and Onegin

    0
    2
  147. 147
    HONESTIES

    104D Silver dollar plants

    0
    2
  148. 148
    MINNELLI

    142A "The Sterile Cuckoo" actress, 1969

    0
    2
  149. 149
    TAKEHEART

    8D "Courage!"

    0
    2
  150. 150
    WEARABLE debut

    106D Like suits and boots

    0
    2
  151. 151
    APACHEAN debut

    1D Like the Navajo language

    0
    1
  152. 152
    DOESNTHAPPENATONCE debut

    46D End of the observation

    0
    1
  153. 153
    EEQUALSMC2 debut

    82A Famed statement by 67-Down

    0
    1
  154. 154
    EQUALSTO debut

    83D On a par with

    0
    1
  155. 155
    FORTIMEISSO debut

    52D Observation, part 2

    0
    1
  156. 156
    GOROUNDS debut

    2D Bouts

    0
    1
  157. 157
    MAMO debut

    129D Hawaiian honeycreeper

    0
    1
  158. 158
    PHYSICIST debut

    134A 67-Down, for one

    0
    1
  159. 159
    PITBOSSES debut

    102D Table watchers

    0
    1
  160. 160
    REARVIEWS debut

    5D Mirrors may show them

    0
    1
  161. 161
    SAVAGELY debut

    13D How bitter enemies attack

    0
    1
  162. 162
    TEAFOR2 debut

    43D 1950 Doris Day film

    0
    1
  163. 163
    THATEVERYTHING debut

    12D Observation, part 3

    0
    1
  164. 164
    THENOBELPRIZE debut

    38D 67-Down won this in 1921

    0
    1
  165. 165
    THEONLYREASON debut

    50D Start of an observation by 67-Down

    0
    1
  166. 166
    THEORYOFRELATIVITY debut

    3D Proposal by 67-Down

    0
    1