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Sunday · 142 answers · 17 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ARE

    65A Will be now?

    56
    533
  2. 2
    NET

    89A Invoice amount

    38
    377
  3. 3
    OSLO

    56A ___ Accords of 1993

    32
    324
  4. 4
    OPS

    61A Special ___

    31
    179
  5. 5
    LEI

    8D Tiki bar offering

    29
    310
  6. 6
    ADA

    53A Nabokov novel

    27
    270
  7. 7
    ARENA

    2D Concert venue

    24
    334
  8. 8
    SRO

    43D Low-cost accommodations, briefly

    24
    251
  9. 9
    ATIT

    5D Scuffling

    23
    197
  10. 10
    ATT

    16D Long-distance letters

    23
    161
  11. 11
    ASP

    37D Horned viper

    22
    265
  12. 12
    ARAB

    24D Show horse

    22
    228
  13. 13
    NOS

    87A Rejections

    21
    156
  14. 14
    NOD

    95D Make a slip

    20
    158
  15. 15
    TAT

    124D Make lace

    19
    174
  16. 16
    NATO

    52D Spain joined it in 1982

    19
    167
  17. 17
    DARE

    59D Be bold enough

    19
    116
  18. 18
    LOO

    102A Canterbury can

    18
    162
  19. 19
    SAC

    49D Pouch

    17
    167
  20. 20
    AISLE

    110D Bridal path

    16
    140
  21. 21
    LAIR

    29A Hideout

    15
    143
  22. 22
    ATRIA

    126A Skylit areas

    15
    139
  23. 23
    SIP

    38A Nurse

    15
    128
  24. 24
    NIA

    123D Long in films

    13
    138
  25. 25
    KIA

    119A Sportage maker

    13
    94
  26. 26
    REED

    11D Sax player's need

    11
    187
  27. 27
    INK

    26A Publicity

    11
    166
  28. 28
    TIC

    35D Personal quirk

    11
    134
  29. 29
    EXES

    78D Brad and 86-Down, e.g.

    11
    130
  30. 30
    ALTAR

    7A Train stop?

    11
    125
  31. 31
    SPAR

    50A Debate (with)

    10
    188
  32. 32
    TARA

    27A Fictional spread

    10
    154
  33. 33
    DEW

    80A Morning deposit

    10
    97
  34. 34
    USERS

    60D Web browsers

    10
    96
  35. 35
    CREE

    118D Canadian natives

    9
    105
  36. 36
    OOP

    96D "Alley ___"

    9
    96
  37. 37
    NIN

    121D "Ladders to Fire" writer

    8
    117
  38. 38
    LILAC

    44D Reddish purple

    8
    92
  39. 39
    BASS

    31A It's deep

    8
    89
  40. 40
    MAV

    116A Big D player

    8
    51
  41. 41
    IVAN

    115A Nobelist Pavlov

    7
    135
  42. 42
    COCA

    85A It's cultivated in the Andes

    7
    54
  43. 43
    SIX

    83A Al Kaline, in uniform

    7
    52
  44. 44
    EDITED

    100D Worked on a Life sentence?

    7
    39
  45. 45
    LEAR

    18D Duke of Cornwall's father-in-law, in Shakespeare

    6
    107
  46. 46
    RAF

    54A Flying grp. since 1918

    6
    82
  47. 47
    HALL

    74D Concert venue

    6
    55
  48. 48
    PITAS

    66A Double-layer breads

    6
    35
  49. 49
    ISR

    4D Home of the Ramon Crater: Abbr.

    5
    142
  50. 50
    MOD

    28A Hip in the '60s

    5
    64
  51. 51
    PSIS

    66D Fraternity letters

    5
    60
  52. 52
    ISOMER

    40D Compound variant

    5
    26
  53. 53
    JADE

    86A Stone in a 2008 Olympic medal

    4
    44
  54. 54
    JEN

    86D See 78-Down

    4
    22
  55. 55
    LAC

    34D Fond du ___, Wis.

    3
    80
  56. 56
    NOB

    82D San Francisco's ___ Hill

    3
    59
  57. 57
    NEALE

    21A Football Hall-of-Fame coach Greasy ___

    3
    58
  58. 58
    SATYR

    111D Butterfly variety

    3
    58
  59. 59
    SAHIB

    1D Old term of respect

    3
    53
  60. 60
    FAME

    113D Celebrity

    3
    32
  61. 61
    LATS

    57A Workout target

    3
    26
  62. 62
    NRC

    30A Agcy. overseeing reactor safety

    3
    24
  63. 63
    SKIRT

    109D Get around

    3
    24
  64. 64
    DAVID

    105A Florence attraction

    3
    16
  65. 65
    REINDEER

    128A Cupid, e.g.

    3
    14
  66. 66
    BADU

    58A "On&On" singer Erykah ___

    3
    10
  67. 67
    ERTE

    77A Ziegfeld Follies designer

    2
    165
  68. 68
    DAR

    92D ___ es Salaam

    2
    73
  69. 69
    AGRI

    68D Prefix with chemical

    2
    52
  70. 70
    SWISS

    32D Like the mathematician Euler

    2
    41
  71. 71
    SISAL

    129A Fiber-yielding plant

    2
    40
  72. 72
    NEATER

    99A More cool

    2
    26
  73. 73
    SETTER

    130A Volleyball position

    2
    26
  74. 74
    PERSON

    81A Individual

    2
    19
  75. 75
    TONNE

    35A Metric weight

    2
    17
  76. 76
    EARLAP

    33A Winter protection

    2
    14
  77. 77
    PARTI

    107D First installment

    2
    14
  78. 78
    BANKSHOT

    94A Cushion user?

    2
    6
  79. 79
    MATA

    67A First name in spydom

    1
    41
  80. 80
    EDOM

    48D Ancient land near the Dead Sea

    1
    37
  81. 81
    CAUSE

    85D Touch off

    1
    33
  82. 82
    ESAS

    108A Those, to Muñoz

    1
    31
  83. 83
    AFB

    112A See 106-Down

    1
    24
  84. 84
    ALBINO

    14D Animal oddity

    1
    24
  85. 85
    STIFF

    62D Unreasonable, pricewise

    1
    22
  86. 86
    ANTARES

    7D Brightest star in Scorpius

    1
    17
  87. 87
    SAMIAM

    1A Dr. Seuss character with a red hat

    1
    17
  88. 88
    ROARED

    15D Had a big laugh

    1
    10
  89. 89
    MUDS

    64D Oozy mixtures

    1
    7
  90. 90
    PIPPIN

    107A Musical for which Ben Vereen won a Tony

    1
    7
  91. 91
    VANCE

    106D With 112-Across, Okla. military area

    1
    7
  92. 92
    COMMIT

    63A Say "Final answer," say

    1
    6
  93. 93
    ODIUMS

    39A Intense aversions

    1
    5
  94. 94
    YEARLY

    127A Like the return of swallows to Capistrano

    1
    4
  95. 95
    UPSIDEDOWN

    41D How 25-Across appeared at a 6-Down in 1961

    1
    3
  96. 96
    HENRIMATISSE debut

    23A Leader of the Fauvist movement

    1
    2
  97. 97
    APAR

    112D On ___ with (equal to)

    0
    36
  98. 98
    EGIS

    93A Auspices: Var.

    0
    36
  99. 99
    EDUC

    19D Part of H.E.W.: Abbr.

    0
    33
  100. 100
    BTEN

    17D Revolutionary 1930s bomber

    0
    25
  101. 101
    SNAPAT

    38D Reply to irritably

    0
    24
  102. 102
    BIBI

    114D Andersson of "Wild Strawberries"

    0
    23
  103. 103
    RAVINE

    101D Coulee

    0
    22
  104. 104
    SWAYS

    75D Brings around

    0
    16
  105. 105
    ALSOP

    10D Onetime political columnist Joseph

    0
    13
  106. 106
    MFAS

    116D Some 6-Down curators: Abbr.

    0
    13
  107. 107
    STINKO

    72D Well-oiled

    0
    13
  108. 108
    TASMANIA

    9D Devil's home?

    0
    13
  109. 109
    ARISTO

    20A British noble, for short

    0
    12
  110. 110
    MINH

    104D Ho Chi ___

    0
    10
  111. 111
    DIREST

    71D Most urgent

    0
    9
  112. 112
    INDC

    117A Visiting the U.S. capital

    0
    8
  113. 113
    SCIENCES

    47A Academic area

    0
    8
  114. 114
    AMBIENCE

    125A Factor in a restaurant rating

    0
    7
  115. 115
    RUEDE

    69A Paris's ___ la Paix

    0
    7
  116. 116
    TOPICAL

    97D Current

    0
    7
  117. 117
    LEDAWAY

    91A Carted off

    0
    5
  118. 118
    ONARAMPAGE

    45D Angrily crusading

    0
    5
  119. 119
    FRAYS

    79A Scuffles

    0
    4
  120. 120
    MINKS

    3D Otter cousins

    0
    4
  121. 121
    SALINGER

    88D "The Laughing Man" author

    0
    4
  122. 122
    FILS

    84A Son, at the Sorbonne

    0
    3
  123. 123
    MMIII

    76A Year Super Bowl XXXVII was played

    0
    3
  124. 124
    ROOMERS

    103A Boardinghouse boarders

    0
    3
  125. 125
    ALLOTTED debut

    22A Earmarked (for)

    0
    2
  126. 126
    INASPIN debut

    51A Whirling

    0
    2
  127. 127
    LOWISH debut

    44A Somewhat reduced

    0
    2
  128. 128
    MALTESECAT debut

    42D Kipling short story, with "The"

    0
    2
  129. 129
    VAUNTS

    98A Brags about

    0
    2
  130. 130
    WAXBEAN debut

    36A Vegetable with yellow pods

    0
    2
  131. 131
    WEARABLE

    12A Not useless, as clothing

    0
    2
  132. 132
    CARDSTORES debut

    70A Suppliers of greetings

    0
    1
  133. 133
    ELEAN debut

    13D Like the earliest Olympic festivals

    0
    1
  134. 134
    FORTYSEVENDAYS debut

    55D How long 25-Across was 41-Down before being noticed and fixed

    0
    1
  135. 135
    FRENCHARTIST debut

    122A 23-Across, e.g.

    0
    1
  136. 136
    LEBATEAU debut

    25A Title of a work by 23-Across

    0
    1
  137. 137
    MOMAEXHIBITION debut

    6D N.Y.C. cultural event

    0
    1
  138. 138
    PAINTING debut

    120A 25-Across, e.g.

    0
    1
  139. 139
    THRIVERS debut

    90D Prospering ones

    0
    1
  140. 140
    TIGHTDRESS debut

    73A What Ramona wore in a 1966 Chuck Berry song

    0
    1
  141. 141
    WALLOPER debut

    12D Cleanup hitter, e.g.

    0
    1
  142. 142
    WATERMEDIA debut

    46D Styles of 25-Across and the like

    0
    1