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Sunday · 140 answers · 9 debuts

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

  1. 1
    SET

    87A See 58-Down

    68
    402
  2. 2
    ALA

    124D Cookbook phrase

    58
    513
  3. 3
    IRE

    28A Not a peaceful feeling

    52
    498
  4. 4
    AGE

    43D Kind of group

    47
    417
  5. 5
    STY

    75D Awful mess

    47
    343
  6. 6
    EASE

    118D Slip (into)

    40
    334
  7. 7
    ETS

    122D Some "Star Trek" convention costumes

    37
    319
  8. 8
    ENO

    14D Rock producer Brian

    29
    285
  9. 9
    SRI

    53A Holy person's title

    28
    238
  10. 10
    AMEN

    8D Father's conclusion

    27
    296
  11. 11
    NIL

    55A Common soccer score

    27
    249
  12. 12
    SEC

    83D No time at all

    23
    187
  13. 13
    TON

    71A See 69-Across

    21
    209
  14. 14
    TWO

    69A With 71-Across, heavy, as a truck

    19
    165
  15. 15
    GRE

    101D Coll. senior's test

    18
    119
  16. 16
    DES

    74A From, in France

    16
    154
  17. 17
    SSE

    81D Storm heading: Abbr.

    15
    262
  18. 18
    INERT

    54D Still

    14
    149
  19. 19
    ANG

    11D It may be right: Abbr.

    14
    117
  20. 20
    LEG

    47D Trip part

    13
    126
  21. 21
    TREAT

    24D Popsicle, e.g.

    13
    94
  22. 22
    AWL

    49D Saddler's tool

    12
    118
  23. 23
    SAW

    44A Grain splitter

    12
    114
  24. 24
    TUTU

    88D Dress not comfortable to sit in

    12
    96
  25. 25
    OTC

    60D Non-Rx

    11
    92
  26. 26
    STL

    75A N.F.C. West team: Abbr.

    9
    111
  27. 27
    OWETO

    65D Must give

    9
    27
  28. 28
    DIRE

    74D Awful

    8
    91
  29. 29
    BALE

    7D Bundle

    8
    84
  30. 30
    NSC

    70A Mil. advisory grp.

    8
    59
  31. 31
    ISO

    41A Prefix with therm

    7
    117
  32. 32
    ECOL

    91A Park concern: Abbr.

    7
    88
  33. 33
    TEC

    82D Person with a magnifying glass, for short?

    7
    80
  34. 34
    VERA

    120A Girl's name that means "true"

    7
    65
  35. 35
    NIX

    125D Counterorder

    7
    62
  36. 36
    TAKE

    104A Crib

    7
    61
  37. 37
    WEAN

    34D Withdraw gradually

    7
    42
  38. 38
    TSETSE

    129A Relative of a blow fly

    6
    113
  39. 39
    KEA

    116A Mauna ___

    6
    71
  40. 40
    PLO

    76A Ramallah grp.

    5
    105
  41. 41
    RAJ

    29D "The ___ Quartet" (Indian epic)

    5
    68
  42. 42
    FOG

    100A Befuddle

    5
    50
  43. 43
    TRIES

    63D Pushes hard

    5
    39
  44. 44
    ACORNS

    19A Furniture finials

    5
    29
  45. 45
    BCE

    85D Dating letters

    5
    28
  46. 46
    REREAD

    103D Go over just before a test, say

    5
    21
  47. 47
    ASTIR

    6D Up

    4
    77
  48. 48
    ADESTE

    37A Start of a Christmas carol

    4
    55
  49. 49
    WIG

    45D Lose it, with "out"

    4
    53
  50. 50
    KNEEL

    48D Show obeisance

    4
    41
  51. 51
    FLOAT

    110D Drink with a straw

    4
    28
  52. 52
    TAICHI

    17D Meditation discipline

    4
    24
  53. 53
    JOE

    40A Mud

    3
    75
  54. 54
    EDDA

    36A Work of mythology

    3
    72
  55. 55
    CBER

    119D Buddy on the road

    3
    61
  56. 56
    SCRIP

    68D Money substitute

    3
    32
  57. 57
    ENRAPT

    39D Turned on

    3
    25
  58. 58
    EUROPA

    107D Moon of Jupiter

    3
    15
  59. 59
    TAMPS

    111D Pats down

    3
    8
  60. 60
    RATSO

    1D Dustin Hoffman character

    2
    47
  61. 61
    BASIN

    12D Amazon ___

    2
    35
  62. 62
    PLEASE

    127A Request sweetener

    2
    32
  63. 63
    CECIL

    30A Rhodes of Rhodesia

    2
    28
  64. 64
    PEELE

    79D "The Old Wives' Tale" playwright

    2
    28
  65. 65
    WALK

    46A Corner light

    2
    24
  66. 66
    AWNING

    49A Cafe feature

    2
    16
  67. 67
    BATED

    95A Restrained

    2
    14
  68. 68
    CUZ

    93A "___ I said so, darn it!"

    2
    12
  69. 69
    NINEPM

    128A Latish date start

    2
    9
  70. 70
    TENDTO

    57A Care for

    2
    7
  71. 71
    STR

    97A Atlas abbr.

    1
    71
  72. 72
    RELATE

    13A "I can ___"

    1
    35
  73. 73
    ITEN

    52D Route west of Jacksonville, Fla.

    1
    22
  74. 74
    CLEESE

    90A "Monty Python" comic

    1
    21
  75. 75
    HITUP

    78A Try to get money from

    1
    20
  76. 76
    KELSO

    22D 1950's-60's thoroughbred, five-time Horse of the Year

    1
    19
  77. 77
    OAKIE

    109D Jack of "The Great Dictator"

    1
    17
  78. 78
    LACEY

    66A Half a 1980's TV duo

    1
    15
  79. 79
    ONEACRE

    31A A lot of lot

    1
    14
  80. 80
    LARCH

    15D Tough, durable wood

    1
    13
  81. 81
    RAPIDS

    9D Canoeing challenge

    1
    13
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    TARHEEL

    96D Chapel Hill student

    1
    12
  83. 83
    THREAT

    98D Time bomb, say

    1
    12
  84. 84
    ONALARK

    21A Just for fun

    1
    10
  85. 85
    TEATRO

    35D La Scala, e.g.

    1
    9
  86. 86
    MATIN

    42A Morning, in Metz

    1
    8
  87. 87
    SADDER

    130A Not as impressive

    1
    8
  88. 88
    FORKED

    3D Kind of tongue

    1
    6
  89. 89
    FREELOAD

    4D Sponge

    1
    4
  90. 90
    INI

    5D Magician's name ending

    0
    37
  91. 91
    SATIATE

    126A Stuff

    0
    23
  92. 92
    EXTRAS

    131A They're good for crowds

    0
    21
  93. 93
    BARTAB

    7A Shots may increase it

    0
    20
  94. 94
    IRENIC

    27A Peaceful

    0
    19
  95. 95
    YESSES

    86A Acceptances

    0
    19
  96. 96
    HEINE

    113D "Die Lorelei" poet

    0
    15
  97. 97
    AMARNA

    20A Ancient cuneiform discovery site

    0
    14
  98. 98
    CRECHE

    117A Christmas sight

    0
    14
  99. 99
    AREAL

    115A "It's been ___ pleasure"

    0
    13
  100. 100
    TIRANA

    102A Largely Muslim capital city

    0
    13
  101. 101
    ERNIEELS

    18D 2002 British Open winner

    0
    11
  102. 102
    DINETTE

    58D With 87-Across, nook filler

    0
    10
  103. 103
    WHATTHE

    50D Dumbfounded expression

    0
    10
  104. 104
    ARRIBA

    73D Exuberant Spanish cry

    0
    9
  105. 105
    LOOKSEE

    92D Quick glance

    0
    8
  106. 106
    PORCINE

    25A Snout-nosed and grunting

    0
    8
  107. 107
    ADVENT

    105D Start

    0
    7
  108. 108
    ROPETOW

    13D Lift

    0
    7
  109. 109
    TOSSUPS

    59D Hard-to-decide cases

    0
    7
  110. 110
    PIM

    89A Milne's "Mr. ___ Passes By"

    0
    6
  111. 111
    ACHENE

    2D Small, one-seeded fruit, botanically

    0
    5
  112. 112
    HELDTO

    78D Maintained

    0
    5
  113. 113
    LETTERMAN

    56D College sports stand-out

    0
    5
  114. 114
    PHILE

    62D Lover: Suffix

    0
    5
  115. 115
    RAFFIA

    1A Basket material

    0
    5
  116. 116
    SWAGS

    97D Some draperies

    0
    5
  117. 117
    MARMS

    114D Old school figures

    0
    4
  118. 118
    SEKO

    26A Mobutu Sese ___, Zairian despot

    0
    4
  119. 119
    THREELITTLEPIGS

    23A Ones with a wolf at the door

    0
    4
  120. 120
    WHITEELEPHANT

    61A It's hard to get rid of

    0
    4
  121. 121
    ALCEE

    16D Rep. ___ Hastings of the House intelligence committee

    0
    3
  122. 122
    GECKOES

    121A Pets from the tropics

    0
    3
  123. 123
    KIEFER debut

    106D Actor Sutherland

    0
    3
  124. 124
    MAKEABEELINEFOR

    123A Head to

    0
    3
  125. 125
    REELECTS

    99D Sends back

    0
    3
  126. 126
    DOWNATTHEHEELS

    33A Shabby

    0
    2
  127. 127
    GEORGEELIOT debut

    64A "The Spanish Gypsy" author

    0
    2
  128. 128
    INTRICATE

    72A Involved

    0
    2
  129. 129
    NICOLES

    51D Designer Miller and others

    0
    2
  130. 130
    PEELSOFF debut

    76D Strips

    0
    2
  131. 131
    RHODIUM

    112A Metal used in mirror coating

    0
    2
  132. 132
    TERRET

    77A Harness ring

    0
    2
  133. 133
    TRICOTS

    10D Ribbed cloths

    0
    2
  134. 134
    WHEELOFFORTUNE

    108A TV staple since 1/6/75

    0
    2
  135. 135
    CAMNEELY debut

    32D 1980's-90's Boston Bruin whose #8 jersey is retired

    0
    1
  136. 136
    DISHONORS debut

    38D Stains

    0
    1
  137. 137
    HOPERS debut

    67A Optimistic types

    0
    1
  138. 138
    SIRROBERTPEEL debut

    84A First British Conservative P.M.

    0
    1
  139. 139
    THESTEELERS debut

    80A Super Bowl XIV winners

    0
    1
  140. 140
    ZINCKED debut

    94D Coated to prevent rust

    0
    1