← Fill Atlas

Sunday · 140 answers · 26 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ASS

    29A Fool

    58
    409
  2. 2
    OLE

    25D Hooray for Jorge

    54
    525
  3. 3
    ORE

    58D Nugget holder

    48
    581
  4. 4
    ETC

    38A And more: Abbr.

    37
    268
  5. 5
    EAT

    88A Have a date, say

    33
    399
  6. 6
    OBOE

    8A Wind with a wide range

    32
    315
  7. 7
    STAR

    76D Macy's logo

    31
    316
  8. 8
    ECHO

    14D Come back

    29
    312
  9. 9
    INS

    73D Ties

    28
    224
  10. 10
    ADA

    103A 1969 Nabokov novel

    27
    270
  11. 11
    AFAR

    46A Way off

    25
    233
  12. 12
    SON

    69A IV to III, maybe

    24
    213
  13. 13
    INCA

    118A Victim of Pizarro

    23
    212
  14. 14
    NEW

    51D Fresh

    18
    181
  15. 15
    RES

    121A ___ gestae

    17
    279
  16. 16
    ALES

    48D They're often drawn

    17
    240
  17. 17
    EDS

    33A Mad workers: Abbr.

    17
    230
  18. 18
    STOP

    69D Pull up

    17
    180
  19. 19
    ODIN

    111D Ruler of the Aesir

    17
    159
  20. 20
    TSP

    62A Cooking meas.

    15
    154
  21. 21
    SETH

    4D Clockmaker ___ Thomas

    15
    142
  22. 22
    ICU

    20D Hosp. area

    15
    128
  23. 23
    IDES

    120A Ominous time of old

    14
    170
  24. 24
    ATONE

    103D Priest's urging

    13
    172
  25. 25
    AYE

    117A "Yes"

    13
    162
  26. 26
    RISE

    78D Surge

    13
    150
  27. 27
    DIP

    86A Double ___

    13
    111
  28. 28
    IMAGE

    65A Public persona

    13
    110
  29. 29
    OMAR

    8D Poet known as "the Tentmaker"

    12
    252
  30. 30
    ALTAR

    105D Preacher's post

    11
    125
  31. 31
    PIT

    44A Stomach section

    11
    102
  32. 32
    PJS

    96A You may have a nightcap when you're in these

    11
    72
  33. 33
    ENS

    90A Tennis center?

    10
    270
  34. 34
    CAME

    39D Showed up

    10
    61
  35. 35
    OHNO

    70D Cry of exasperation

    9
    149
  36. 36
    ESO

    19A Paul Anka's "___ Beso"

    9
    141
  37. 37
    MEAL

    66D Square ___

    9
    89
  38. 38
    OBIE

    18A Tony's cousin

    8
    121
  39. 39
    ISO

    65D Cousin of equi-

    7
    117
  40. 40
    ETD

    11D LAX listing: Abbr.

    7
    113
  41. 41
    HEAT

    79D 2006 N.B.A. champs

    7
    82
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    POTS

    85A Kitties

    7
    43
  43. 43
    IMOUT

    20A "Too rich for my blood"

    7
    34
  44. 44
    ALEE

    41D How a ship may be turned

    6
    275
  45. 45
    INT

    73A Pigskin pickoff: Abbr.

    6
    139
  46. 46
    PUP

    5A Litter unit

    6
    61
  47. 47
    OBEYS

    2D Toes the line

    5
    50
  48. 48
    BELIE

    30A Contradict

    5
    41
  49. 49
    ENTOMB

    80D Put away, in a way

    5
    24
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    OLIO

    95A Mixed bag

    4
    157
  51. 51
    HEW

    60A Cut

    4
    43
  52. 52
    DABS

    74A Little bits

    4
    42
  53. 53
    SOFAR

    102D As yet

    4
    30
  54. 54
    MITTS

    3D Catcher's collection

    4
    24
  55. 55
    MSDOS

    101A Platform introduced in 1981

    3
    54
  56. 56
    CASK

    40D Wine vessel

    3
    38
  57. 57
    DOGMA

    1D Inflexible teaching

    3
    37
  58. 58
    SLUG

    55D It doesn't really represent change

    3
    34
  59. 59
    DRUG

    52D Slip a Mickey to

    3
    31
  60. 60
    DEUCE

    104D Two for some hand holders

    3
    30
  61. 61
    NORAD

    51A "WarGames" org.

    3
    29
  62. 62
    WHY

    110D Rationale

    3
    27
  63. 63
    STOIC

    63A Phlegmatic

    2
    80
  64. 64
    ISE

    100D Suffix with vapour

    2
    64
  65. 65
    ROTO

    34A Old printing process, for short

    2
    58
  66. 66
    AGRI

    36D Prefix with business

    2
    52
  67. 67
    HURT

    107D Offended

    2
    45
  68. 68
    POLAR

    96D ___ opposite

    2
    34
  69. 69
    HITIT

    81A "O.K., play!"

    2
    33
  70. 70
    ODOM

    64D 1960s baseball All-Star Blue Moon ___

    2
    31
  71. 71
    CLAIRE

    12D Eau ___

    2
    21
  72. 72
    GHENT

    54D Belgian treaty site

    2
    14
  73. 73
    SECEDED

    57D Left

    2
    8
  74. 74
    NEER

    122A Poetic adverb

    1
    100
  75. 75
    KEDS

    59A Some playground shoes

    1
    39
  76. 76
    LIENS

    83A Security agreements

    1
    38
  77. 77
    PRESTO

    93A Cousin of "Voilà!"

    1
    38
  78. 78
    CREATE

    12A Fashion

    1
    29
  79. 79
    CABARET

    40A Musical set in Berlin

    1
    21
  80. 80
    EXHALE

    94D Blow out

    1
    20
  81. 81
    NUANCE

    91D Subtlety

    1
    19
  82. 82
    TRIBAL

    32D Like some customs

    1
    19
  83. 83
    STRIPS

    72D Loses one's shirt?

    1
    14
  84. 84
    RENTER

    119A Lessee

    1
    12
  85. 85
    RETEST

    13D Opportunity to go beyond the first grade?

    1
    12
  86. 86
    TINED

    16D Like forks

    1
    12
  87. 87
    BODEGA

    84A Spanish Harlem grocery

    1
    11
  88. 88
    SNYDER

    92D Former late-night TV host

    1
    10
  89. 89
    IDIDSO debut

    68D Reply to "You couldn't have!"

    1
    6
  90. 90
    SOWSEAR debut

    89A It's not a silk purse source, it's said

    1
    6
  91. 91
    BOLOTIES debut

    84D Western wear

    1
    4
  92. 92
    DOMS debut

    1A Titles for some monks

    1
    4
  93. 93
    OTOS

    109D Siouan people

    0
    42
  94. 94
    OTTERS

    31A Stream bank sliders

    0
    34
  95. 95
    MGR

    43A Dept. head

    0
    28
  96. 96
    ALLOY

    116A Cast iron, e.g.

    0
    27
  97. 97
    STEEN

    98D One of the Dutch Masters

    0
    26
  98. 98
    ALICIA

    50A Ballet's Markova or Alonso

    0
    21
  99. 99
    RAI

    113D Italy's equivalent of the BBC

    0
    20
  100. 100
    SERIO

    56A Opposite of comico-

    0
    19
  101. 101
    BIGA

    75D New York City racetrack, informally

    0
    14
  102. 102
    RESP

    49D Defendant in court: Abbr.

    0
    13
  103. 103
    HIRAM

    60D Distiller ___ Walker

    0
    12
  104. 104
    YAWNER

    35A Big bore

    0
    12
  105. 105
    UNISEX

    99A Like some salons

    0
    11
  106. 106
    PONTI

    7D Producer who discovered and married Loren

    0
    10
  107. 107
    ANGIO

    67A Hospital procedure, for short

    0
    9
  108. 108
    JAIME

    97D Longtime Philippine archbishop ___ Sin

    0
    8
  109. 109
    AMERCE

    115A Punish by fining

    0
    7
  110. 110
    DRESSER

    71A Part of a bedroom suite

    0
    7
  111. 111
    RACIST

    34D Bigot, of a sort

    0
    7
  112. 112
    ENGRS

    17D Many Rice grads: Abbr.

    0
    6
  113. 113
    PEKOETEA

    5D Sri Lankan export

    0
    6
  114. 114
    OUTSTEP

    10D Make greater strides than

    0
    5
  115. 115
    ATIVE

    15D Suffix with form or inform

    0
    4
  116. 116
    BIRDSNEST

    42D Cardinal's residence

    0
    4
  117. 117
    GETTAKEN debut

    22A Be fooled

    0
    4
  118. 118
    LIEOVER debut

    28A Completely cover

    0
    4
  119. 119
    PURLIEU

    61A Confines

    0
    4
  120. 120
    BONTON

    9D High society

    0
    3
  121. 121
    ARBORIO debut

    23D Kind of rice used in risotto

    0
    2
  122. 122
    FITTOATEE debut

    47D Be perfect

    0
    2
  123. 123
    HEYMOM debut

    27D Child's attention-getting call to a parent

    0
    2
  124. 124
    ONSIMMER debut

    82A Not quite boiling

    0
    2
  125. 125
    PRESOLD debut

    87D Like a home that's no risk to the builder

    0
    2
  126. 126
    USEALOT debut

    6D Wear out, potentially

    0
    2
  127. 127
    BIGSMILE debut

    53A Photographer's request, maybe

    0
    1
  128. 128
    CANTDOATHING debut

    24A Is completely hamstrung

    0
    1
  129. 129
    FLIEDOUT debut

    114A Batted the ball too high, perhaps

    0
    1
  130. 130
    HOWISHE debut

    81D Concerned wife's question in the E.R., maybe

    0
    1
  131. 131
    LECTIN debut

    21A Carbohydrate-binding protein

    0
    1
  132. 132
    LIEUNDEROATH debut

    112A Perjure oneself ... or what can be found six times in this puzzle

    0
    1
  133. 133
    MYTHROATHURTS debut

    26A Cold sufferer's complaint

    0
    1
  134. 134
    OATHAYS debut

    106A Certain feeds for horses

    0
    1
  135. 135
    SEMIPROATHLETES debut

    57A Part-time players

    0
    1
  136. 136
    SHOWBOATHOTEL debut

    108A Atlantic City casino

    0
    1
  137. 137
    SODALYE debut

    89D Soap-making solution

    0
    1
  138. 138
    THEROADTOATHENS debut

    77A Title of some 2004 Summer Olympics preview shows

    0
    1
  139. 139
    TITIANS debut

    45D Some Venetian Renaissance paintings

    0
    1
  140. 140
    WRAPPARTIES debut

    37D Cast events after filming is done

    0
    1