← Fill Atlas

Tuesday · 76 answers · 7 debuts

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

  1. 1
    EEL

    67A Wriggly fish

    53
    487
  2. 2
    LEO

    37A MGM's lion

    40
    268
  3. 3
    OPS

    27D Photo ___ (media events)

    31
    179
  4. 4
    SKA

    47D Jamaican music

    31
    163
  5. 5
    AMI

    30D "What a good boy ___!"

    29
    302
  6. 6
    ETE

    42A Summer, in Sèvres

    24
    320
  7. 7
    AIM

    19A Align the cross hairs

    21
    177
  8. 8
    UAE

    44D Oil-rich land: Abbr.

    20
    90
  9. 9
    AVA

    39D Frank Sinatra's wife before Mia

    19
    229
  10. 10
    UMA

    35A Thurman of "Gattaca"

    18
    175
  11. 11
    ELO

    16A "Xanadu" band, to fans

    17
    250
  12. 12
    TET

    11A Asian holiday

    17
    179
  13. 13
    ETTU

    43A Caesarean rebuke

    16
    191
  14. 14
    NAN

    31D Bert Bobbsey's twin sister

    16
    118
  15. 15
    SSE

    70A NNW's opposite

    15
    262
  16. 16
    ESTA

    61D "Cómo ___ usted?"

    15
    154
  17. 17
    OFT

    65D Frequently, to bards

    15
    113
  18. 18
    AWL

    62A Hole-making tool

    12
    118
  19. 19
    SHED

    25D Lawn mower's spot

    12
    115
  20. 20
    FEE

    5D Attorney's charge

    9
    121
  21. 21
    TORSO

    15A Sculpted figure

    9
    74
  22. 22
    NIN

    40D "Collages" novelist

    8
    117
  23. 23
    TASTE

    72A Take a sip of

    8
    117
  24. 24
    ENTRE

    32A ___ nous

    8
    96
  25. 25
    ISP

    57A AOL, e.g., for short

    8
    62
  26. 26
    VIA

    20A Itinerary word

    7
    145
  27. 27
    AFTER

    6A In pursuit of

    7
    70
  28. 28
    TRIM

    8D Far from pudgy

    6
    88
  29. 29
    ISR

    24D Mount Carmel's locale: Abbr.

    5
    142
  30. 30
    ECLAT

    71A Showy display

    5
    113
  31. 31
    ASNER

    46A Grant portrayer on TV

    5
    103
  32. 32
    NRA

    66D New Deal inits.

    4
    262
  33. 33
    VII

    45A Last article in the Constitution

    4
    31
  34. 34
    EXAM

    51D Proctored event

    3
    116
  35. 35
    TOMEI

    52A Oscar winner Marisa

    3
    56
  36. 36
    ATTEST

    6D Swear to

    3
    49
  37. 37
    TWEET

    55D Call from a nest

    3
    33
  38. 38
    ESSE

    9D Latin 101 verb

    2
    181
  39. 39
    ENIAC

    3D Computer that debuted in 1946

    2
    59
  40. 40
    LIV

    4D Actress Tyler

    2
    47
  41. 41
    IROC

    59D ___-Z (zippy Camaro)

    2
    31
  42. 42
    FOWL

    7D Poultry

    2
    12
  43. 43
    ROTTED

    10D Went bad

    2
    10
  44. 44
    RMS

    22A Rental ad abbr.

    1
    45
  45. 45
    NATL

    60D N.L.R.B. part: Abbr.

    1
    39
  46. 46
    RHEE

    18D South Korea's first president Syngman ___

    1
    37
  47. 47
    GARP

    41D "The World According to ___"

    1
    34
  48. 48
    HENIE

    14A Skater-turned-actress Sonja

    1
    33
  49. 49
    SHELF

    1A Place for a dictionary

    1
    33
  50. 50
    HELIX

    2D Double ___ (DNA structure)

    1
    23
  51. 51
    LOTTE

    68A Singer/actress Lenya

    1
    22
  52. 52
    VSO

    63A Brandy label letters

    1
    21
  53. 53
    SHOVE

    1D Action on a crowded subway

    1
    20
  54. 54
    FREES

    69A Lets loose

    1
    15
  55. 55
    LUCID

    29D Readily comprehended

    1
    12
  56. 56
    RAKES

    54D Landscapers' tools

    0
    23
  57. 57
    ELYSE

    56D "Family Ties" mother

    0
    21
  58. 58
    JETSET

    50D Trendy travelers

    0
    17
  59. 59
    EOSIN

    26A Red dye

    0
    15
  60. 60
    NIMBLE

    49D Hardly clumsy

    0
    10
  61. 61
    SPAD

    36A W.W. I fighter plane

    0
    9
  62. 62
    HELMET

    21A Motorcyclist's wear

    0
    8
  63. 63
    MINETA

    58A Norman of the Clinton and Bush cabinets

    0
    8
  64. 64
    TOTEMPOLE

    34D Indian carving

    0
    8
  65. 65
    DANCING

    38A Activity exemplified in the '60s by the ends of 17-, 28-, 48- and 64-Across

    0
    6
  66. 66
    NETLOSSES

    33D Red ink entries

    0
    4
  67. 67
    ELECTIVES debut

    32D Nonrequired courses

    0
    3
  68. 68
    ELIMINATE debut

    12D Rule out

    0
    3
  69. 69
    OLIVERTWIST debut

    17A Dickens lad

    0
    3
  70. 70
    SHETLANDPONY

    28A Small equine

    0
    3
  71. 71
    BRASSMONKEY debut

    64A Rum/vodka cocktail

    0
    2
  72. 72
    CLEANANDJERK debut

    48A Weightlifter's lift

    0
    2
  73. 73
    EXPARTE

    53A From one side only, in law

    0
    2
  74. 74
    TOMSNYDER

    13D "The Tomorrow Show" host

    0
    2
  75. 75
    EXCISES debut

    23A Takes out surgically

    0
    1
  76. 76
    TEARSOPEN debut

    11D Unwraps in a hurry

    0
    1