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Sunday · 138 answers · 15 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ANT

    38A Social sort

    45
    401
  2. 2
    PSST

    124A Sound before "Your fly's open"

    44
    250
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    ECO

    6D "Baudolino" author

    42
    370
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    ETS

    90A French connections?

    37
    319
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    ETNA

    81A View from the Gulf of Catania

    36
    334
  6. 6
    SIT

    115D Do nothing

    26
    172
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    ORS

    43D Surgeons' sites, briefly

    25
    161
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    REV

    112A Accelerate, for short

    24
    147
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    ASEA

    109D Well off the coast

    22
    326
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    OVEN

    33D It takes the cake

    22
    177
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    APSE

    12D Area with a curved wall

    21
    243
  12. 12
    ACTS

    86D Isn't naturally

    21
    214
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    EGG

    81D Ingredient in a flip

    21
    206
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    EDNA

    64D "So Big" author Ferber

    19
    245
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    NATO

    54A Iceland is part of it: Abbr.

    19
    167
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    MERE

    22A Plain and simple

    18
    155
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    ASTI

    120A Moscato d'___ (Italian wine)

    17
    224
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    NAP

    7D Time out?

    17
    192
  19. 19
    STOP

    98A "Cut it out!"

    17
    180
  20. 20
    AGAR

    15A Germ jelly

    15
    172
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    RYES

    51A Canadian Club and others

    15
    116
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    SRA

    47A Mexican Mrs.

    14
    186
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    LEIA

    85A Speaker of the line "Help me, Obi-Wan Kenobi; you're my only hope"

    14
    116
  24. 24
    EAVE

    39A Wall protector

    13
    164
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    EENY

    35D Counting-out starter

    12
    83
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    ROSA

    87A Spanish flower

    11
    137
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    SHEA

    28D Big Apple park

    11
    126
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    SNOW

    49A Reason for school cancellation

    11
    123
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    SERB

    88D Novi Sad resident

    11
    102
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    MED

    31A Kind of school

    11
    90
  31. 31
    AGER

    84D Golden or teen follower

    10
    108
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    TOTE

    61D Carry

    10
    103
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    MAAM

    78A Word said with a tip o' the hat

    10
    92
  34. 34
    SHES

    111D "___ Gotta Have It"

    10
    92
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    BRR

    10D Cold comment

    10
    86
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    SEEYA

    47D "Bye"

    10
    75
  37. 37
    MENSA

    5A Test group?

    9
    93
  38. 38
    SWAP

    45D Substitute

    9
    90
  39. 39
    AMC

    15D Cinemax competitor, for short

    9
    79
  40. 40
    BETS

    119A Stakes

    9
    65
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    PREP

    52D Princeton Review or Kaplan study

    8
    87
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    IRISH

    122A Dander

    8
    85
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    ETHIC

    4D Standard of living?

    8
    74
  44. 44
    TIVO

    55D Modern recording option

    8
    57
  45. 45
    ISO

    118D Prefix with morphic

    7
    117
  46. 46
    CANE

    1A Staff

    7
    85
  47. 47
    TOUR

    37D See the sights

    7
    79
  48. 48
    SIGH

    23A Nostalgic person's utterance

    7
    58
  49. 49
    REDD

    18D Funny Foxx

    7
    51
  50. 50
    WOW

    100A Knock over

    6
    63
  51. 51
    EVERY

    105D Part of EGBDF

    6
    34
  52. 52
    ECLAT

    66D Acclaim

    5
    113
  53. 53
    DARN

    75D Put in stitches

    5
    74
  54. 54
    SODAS

    57A Pops

    5
    67
  55. 55
    RUED

    11D Felt sorry about

    5
    55
  56. 56
    YAY

    116D "Way to go!"

    5
    53
  57. 57
    DAISY

    125A Dagwood and Blondie's dog

    5
    25
  58. 58
    SHRUB

    8D Fuchsia, e.g.

    5
    16
  59. 59
    DEMI

    110D Half: Prefix

    4
    72
  60. 60
    VEST

    13D Flak jacket, e.g.

    4
    52
  61. 61
    EXIST

    26D Have a place in the world

    4
    45
  62. 62
    HEAVE

    77A Cast

    4
    43
  63. 63
    TYSON

    126A ___ Foods, Fortune 500 company

    4
    43
  64. 64
    RUPEE

    21A Indian bread

    4
    23
  65. 65
    UMM debut

    29A "Er-r …"

    4
    6
  66. 66
    ASSISI

    27A Basilica of San Francesco site

    3
    69
  67. 67
    TRACT

    80A Stomach and intestine, e.g.

    3
    41
  68. 68
    NEMEA

    121A Lion's home, to Hercules

    3
    40
  69. 69
    SOWS

    96D Propagates

    3
    37
  70. 70
    YEOW

    50A "Ouch!"

    3
    29
  71. 71
    BRAVA

    10A La Scala cheer

    3
    16
  72. 72
    REINS

    74D Power to control

    2
    52
  73. 73
    ARISEN

    2D Up

    2
    43
  74. 74
    SLOTH

    53D Exertion aversion

    2
    39
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    MOTOR

    79D Tool along

    2
    38
  76. 76
    OVULE

    92D Seed-to-be

    2
    32
  77. 77
    OMNIA

    25D "___ vincit amor"

    2
    26
  78. 78
    LYNX

    127A Cat with tufted ears

    2
    25
  79. 79
    DETOX

    30A First step in addicts' treatment

    2
    23
  80. 80
    VID

    71A Tape, for short

    2
    22
  81. 81
    CAPOTE

    44D Philip Seymour Hoffman title role

    2
    17
  82. 82
    SQUAT

    59D Crouch

    2
    14
  83. 83
    PEEPS

    52A Henhouse sounds

    2
    11
  84. 84
    ARAT

    19A "I smell ___!"

    1
    53
  85. 85
    SCRUB

    103A Second-stringer

    1
    39
  86. 86
    OPIUM

    56D It's addictive

    1
    37
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    LIBEL

    106D Defamation

    1
    34
  88. 88
    CASABA

    1D Winter melon

    1
    25
  89. 89
    BITES

    36A Gives more than a licking?

    1
    22
  90. 90
    ORTO

    99A "___ take arms against a sea of troubles": "Hamlet"

    1
    21
  91. 91
    MESON

    34D Quark-plus-antiquark particle

    1
    20
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    LOADS

    108A Washersful

    1
    17
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    GUEST

    41D Kind of room

    1
    16
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    RIS

    117D Bradbury's "___ for Rocket"

    1
    16
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    RAWDEAL

    42D Unfair treatment

    1
    13
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    RISOTTO

    42A Staple of Italian cuisine

    1
    13
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    HOURS

    94D Time of operation

    1
    12
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    GETEVEN

    97A Square things

    1
    11
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    TRESPASS

    82D Poach

    1
    10
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    LEAFLET

    76A Circular

    1
    7
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    WESSEX

    102D Setting for many Thomas Hardy novels

    1
    7
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    REVOLTS

    60A Accepts oppression no longer

    1
    4
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    APO

    107A Mil. address

    0
    99
  104. 104
    ELEE

    123A "Waiting for the Robert ___"

    0
    78
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    REVEL

    48D Make merry

    0
    28
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    ALECS

    67D Smart guys?

    0
    25
  107. 107
    ASYE

    58D "... so long ___ both shall live"

    0
    21
  108. 108
    KETT

    68D Etta of old comics

    0
    19
  109. 109
    ICAHN

    20A Financial mogul Carl

    0
    16
  110. 110
    BSIDES

    113A Lesser hit locations

    0
    13
  111. 111
    SIEG

    40A Victory: Ger.

    0
    12
  112. 112
    ONETEN

    101D 50 to two

    0
    10
  113. 113
    FOOTS

    46D Pays, as a bill

    0
    8
  114. 114
    NAGSAT

    3D Bothers

    0
    8
  115. 115
    AEROBIC

    14D Like some exercises

    0
    5
  116. 116
    APPETIT

    95D "Bon ___!"

    0
    5
  117. 117
    ARRESTEE debut

    17D One in handcuffs

    0
    5
  118. 118
    GEOMETRY

    16D Class of planes?

    0
    5
  119. 119
    REBOUND

    93D Get well fast

    0
    5
  120. 120
    ANIMISM

    9D Belief of many Africans

    0
    4
  121. 121
    AUTOBAHN debut

    89D High-speed roadway

    0
    4
  122. 122
    HAVEA

    70D "___ heart" ("Be kind")

    0
    4
  123. 123
    EYETOOTH

    69A Certain canine

    0
    3
  124. 124
    NETCOSTS

    83D Bases from which profits are figured

    0
    3
  125. 125
    STEALIN

    62D Enter quietly

    0
    3
  126. 126
    UNFREE

    65D In chains

    0
    3
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    WIDELY debut

    100D In many places

    0
    3
  128. 128
    AMAP debut

    107D "Do I need to draw you ___?"

    0
    2
  129. 129
    BEACHCOMBINE debut

    32A Merged coastal access?

    0
    1
  130. 130
    CARESSMANUFACTURER debut

    44A Unilever?

    0
    1
  131. 131
    GREGORIANCHANTEUSE debut

    91A Cabaret singer in the style of an old pope?

    0
    1
  132. 132
    MASSEUSEHYSTERIA debut

    114A Rubber mania?

    0
    1
  133. 133
    MINICARS debut

    5D They're easy to park

    0
    1
  134. 134
    NOPRIORESSRECORD debut

    24A Why the convent's head couldn't find information on the nun?

    0
    1
  135. 135
    PALETTEAROUND debut

    73A Artist's board nearby?

    0
    1
  136. 136
    PIPETTESQUEAK debut

    63A Reason to lube a tube?

    0
    1
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    SAYUNCLE debut

    72A Surrender

    0
    1
  138. 138
    SUPERBOWLINE debut

    104A Top knot?

    0
    1