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Sunday · 143 answers · 13 debuts

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

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    ALI

    53A First Shia imam

    49
    518
  2. 2
    OMEN

    47D Warning, maybe

    29
    257
  3. 3
    OAT

    2D Nibble for Trigger

    28
    290
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    EMU

    18D Swift-running bird

    27
    295
  5. 5
    OTTO

    44A Kristin ___, six-time swimming champion at the 1988 Olympics

    22
    273
  6. 6
    SEMI

    85A Weigh station sight

    22
    178
  7. 7
    STE

    57A Marie or Suzanne: Abbr.

    20
    274
  8. 8
    TEEN

    124A Typical Mad reader

    20
    192
  9. 9
    DAS

    51A Mahler's "___ Lied von der Erde"

    18
    115
  10. 10
    RES

    78D Thing, in court

    17
    279
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    ANNA

    120A Tennis player Smashnova

    17
    239
  12. 12
    UNI

    86A Prefix with valve

    16
    153
  13. 13
    TRUE

    112A Straight

    16
    150
  14. 14
    DEA

    72A Narc employer, for short

    16
    124
  15. 15
    SAO

    30A ___ Tomé

    15
    171
  16. 16
    EGGS

    121A Dairy aisle purchase

    15
    116
  17. 17
    IDES

    111D ___ of March

    14
    170
  18. 18
    ERROR

    98D Boo-boo

    14
    161
  19. 19
    AUTO

    100D Park Avenue, for one

    13
    165
  20. 20
    SORE

    37D Peeved

    13
    157
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    LION

    39D Common symbol in heraldry

    13
    131
  22. 22
    RAGE

    89D Frenzy

    13
    122
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    OLA

    115D Suffix with pay

    12
    175
  24. 24
    RENE

    108D Painter Magritte

    11
    221
  25. 25
    SEN

    71A D.C. pol

    11
    184
  26. 26
    ATTN

    8D Mailing label abbr.

    11
    134
  27. 27
    SALSA

    29D Burrito topping

    11
    98
  28. 28
    EATEN

    63D All gone, in a way

    11
    88
  29. 29
    TOAD

    33D Mr. ___ of "The Wind in the Willows"

    10
    122
  30. 30
    RODEO

    46D Event where chaps may be seen

    9
    93
  31. 31
    SATAN

    105D "Paradise Lost" figure

    9
    81
  32. 32
    BEAU

    27D Lover boy

    9
    74
  33. 33
    MIDST

    67A Thick

    9
    35
  34. 34
    ONTOE debut

    118A How ballerinas dance

    9
    29
  35. 35
    NSC

    90A White House advisory grp.

    8
    59
  36. 36
    TILDE

    119A Jalapeño feature

    8
    50
  37. 37
    ATA

    114D ___ crossroads

    7
    161
  38. 38
    SGTS

    87D Pepper and others: Abbr.

    7
    69
  39. 39
    RATIO

    109A Sine or cosine

    7
    68
  40. 40
    OLAV

    38A Patron saint of Norway

    6
    98
  41. 41
    SYS

    19D Way: Abbr.

    6
    79
  42. 42
    STRIP

    50D Landing place

    6
    61
  43. 43
    TENTS

    34A They're pitched

    6
    46
  44. 44
    ASNER

    73D He played Grant on TV

    5
    103
  45. 45
    PEEN

    82A End of a hammer

    5
    69
  46. 46
    SPRIG

    96D Parsley bit

    5
    44
  47. 47
    ERRANT

    93A Wide of the mark

    5
    41
  48. 48
    SNAGS

    123A Slight difficulties

    5
    37
  49. 49
    NRA

    42D Org. of which U. S. Grant was once president

    4
    262
  50. 50
    OHOH

    107D "We got trouble!"

    4
    64
  51. 51
    EBSEN

    63A "Barnaby Jones" star

    4
    36
  52. 52
    FIST

    116A Solidarity symbol

    4
    36
  53. 53
    SOFAR

    1A As yet

    4
    30
  54. 54
    DIMES

    15A March of ___

    4
    20
  55. 55
    ARA

    53D Constellation near Scorpius

    3
    181
  56. 56
    ENEMY

    22A Opposition

    3
    97
  57. 57
    GETAT

    32D Reach an understanding of

    3
    41
  58. 58
    MARIE

    20A Mme. Tussaud

    3
    40
  59. 59
    AENEAS

    92D Son of Aphrodite

    3
    39
  60. 60
    TVAD

    81A Campaign expense

    3
    30
  61. 61
    NASSAU

    79A Capital city about an hour by plane from Miami

    3
    29
  62. 62
    SIRENS

    87A Delilahs

    3
    27
  63. 63
    CAREER

    88A Lifework

    3
    20
  64. 64
    LOGIN

    102D Sign on to a computer

    3
    18
  65. 65
    TMEN

    12D Some govt. investigators

    2
    104
  66. 66
    AMAT

    56A Latin 101 verb

    2
    99
  67. 67
    OMOO

    52A "Typee" sequel

    2
    98
  68. 68
    SMU

    1D Laura Bush's alma mater: Abbr.

    2
    62
  69. 69
    FRAU

    28D Overseas Mrs.

    2
    54
  70. 70
    LAUD

    54D Extol

    2
    45
  71. 71
    SPIRO

    71D Politico Agnew

    2
    43
  72. 72
    UTURN

    23A Complete flip-flop

    2
    41
  73. 73
    WARM

    49D "Close"

    2
    35
  74. 74
    ODIC

    75D Like some of Keats's work

    2
    32
  75. 75
    AUDEN

    58A "Homage to Clio" poet

    2
    31
  76. 76
    TAUS

    34D Letters from Greece

    2
    26
  77. 77
    EKING

    84A Squeezing (out)

    2
    25
  78. 78
    PANES

    7D Glazier's stock

    2
    21
  79. 79
    AUGER

    80D Carpentry tool

    2
    19
  80. 80
    UDO

    40D German-born Hollywood actor ___ Keir

    2
    16
  81. 81
    CPLUS

    25A Just above average

    2
    15
  82. 82
    PUPU

    70D Kind of platter

    2
    13
  83. 83
    BIENNIA

    110A Two-year periods

    2
    8
  84. 84
    UTNE

    76A ___ Reader

    1
    80
  85. 85
    AUDIO

    77D Sound

    1
    49
  86. 86
    RENEGE

    5D Go back (on)

    1
    30
  87. 87
    GATES

    99D Microsoft man

    1
    28
  88. 88
    TRAMS

    69D Toronto transports

    1
    25
  89. 89
    TACET

    13D Indicator of silence

    1
    21
  90. 90
    REAREND

    65D Backside

    1
    16
  91. 91
    SAUD

    35D Mideast's House of ___

    1
    16
  92. 92
    SPONSOR

    106A It's often "proud"

    1
    14
  93. 93
    HEARS

    122A Detects, in a way

    1
    13
  94. 94
    LAGOON

    91A Snorkeling locale

    1
    13
  95. 95
    LUAUS

    39A Outdoor shindigs

    1
    13
  96. 96
    LIFTS

    101D Mountain climbers?

    1
    7
  97. 97
    BLDG

    110D Whse., e.g.

    1
    5
  98. 98
    GREASES debut

    9D Facilitates

    1
    3
  99. 99
    PATROLMAN

    21A One who keeps a beat?

    1
    3
  100. 100
    NEC

    79D Big inits. in Japanese computers

    0
    42
  101. 101
    INI

    55D Magician's name suffix

    0
    37
  102. 102
    INTRA

    14D Prefix with state

    0
    34
  103. 103
    DIRGE

    83A Music unlikely to be played at a party

    0
    28
  104. 104
    TAMA

    43D Author Janowitz

    0
    27
  105. 105
    LINA

    117A Director Wertmüller

    0
    25
  106. 106
    TAUNT

    41A "Your mother wears army boots!," e.g.

    0
    23
  107. 107
    ISTLE

    95D Basketry fiber

    0
    20
  108. 108
    NONFAT

    94D Like some yogurt

    0
    18
  109. 109
    ARRAU

    61A Pianist Claudio

    0
    17
  110. 110
    AUSTEN

    58D Author who wrote "One half of the world cannot understand the pleasures of the other"

    0
    12
  111. 111
    AUDITS

    62D Independent examinations

    0
    11
  112. 112
    AUPAIR

    77A Child-care provider

    0
    11
  113. 113
    SEDAKA

    60D "Happy Birthday, Sweet Sixteen" singer

    0
    11
  114. 114
    BENIGN

    59D Harmless

    0
    10
  115. 115
    SPIER

    6D Person with binoculars, maybe

    0
    9
  116. 116
    DECORS

    15D Some Martha Stewart Living photo displays

    0
    7
  117. 117
    GOYAS

    103A "The Naked Maja" and "The Clothed Maja," e.g.

    0
    7
  118. 118
    ISYET

    95A "The best ___ to come!"

    0
    7
  119. 119
    ASTEROIDS

    45A Classic Atari game

    0
    6
  120. 120
    ELLIOTT

    11D Missy ___ with the 2002 hit "Work It"

    0
    6
  121. 121
    PAYTO

    70A Check words

    0
    6
  122. 122
    SPAGHETTI

    6A Strands in a diner

    0
    6
  123. 123
    AISNE

    104D French department in Picardy

    0
    5
  124. 124
    DESIREE

    66D 1954 Jean Simmons movie

    0
    5
  125. 125
    HEARTOFGOLD

    113A See 26-Across

    0
    5
  126. 126
    PIERO

    74A "The Baptism of Christ" painter ___ della Francesca

    0
    5
  127. 127
    DEGAULLE

    97A European air hub

    0
    4
  128. 128
    READIED

    65A Set up

    0
    4
  129. 129
    TABLEAU

    33A Scene

    0
    4
  130. 130
    INPRISON

    16D Locked up

    0
    3
  131. 131
    STAGERS

    29A Play group?

    0
    3
  132. 132
    AUSSIES

    36A Victorians, e.g.

    0
    2
  133. 133
    INTELLECT debut

    24A Mind

    0
    2
  134. 134
    MELANITES debut

    17D Deep black garnets

    0
    2
  135. 135
    SEVENTYNINE debut

    68D Atomic number of the special parts of this puzzle which, when connected, form a 113-Across

    0
    2
  136. 136
    TARRING debut

    31A Besmirching

    0
    2
  137. 137
    AIRVALVE debut

    4D Radiator part

    0
    1
  138. 138
    BRAUNS debut

    59A Some shavers

    0
    1
  139. 139
    BYNEILYOUNG debut

    64D Like 113-Across

    0
    1
  140. 140
    DRAWSNEAR debut

    48A Approaches

    0
    1
  141. 141
    FRUITBATS debut

    3D Tropical cave dwellers

    0
    1
  142. 142
    HOLMAN debut

    10D Bill who created the comic strip "Smokey Stover"

    0
    1
  143. 143
    IVEBEENAMINERFORA debut

    26A With 113-Across, 1972 song lyric hinting at this puzzle's theme

    0
    1