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Sunday · 140 answers · 12 debuts

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

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    EST

    116D Superlative finish

    55
    428
  2. 2
    ORE

    27A Iron ___

    48
    581
  3. 3
    ANNE

    109A Saint ___, mother of the Virgin Mary

    26
    283
  4. 4
    ASTO

    111D Vis-à-vis

    22
    192
  5. 5
    NOT

    39A "___ interested"

    22
    176
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    ARC

    90A Rocket's path, maybe

    20
    265
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    ITO

    13D Spanish diminutive suffix

    20
    240
  8. 8
    UMA

    110A Fox News anchor Pemmaraju

    18
    175
  9. 9
    GRE

    36D Kaplan Review subj.

    18
    119
  10. 10
    TATA

    87D "Ciao!"

    17
    175
  11. 11
    USSR

    110D Mir launcher

    17
    171
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    ENG

    113D 2012 Olympics host: Abbr.

    17
    160
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    DIE

    115D Feel highly embarrassed, in teenspeak

    16
    168
  14. 14
    SAO

    6D ___ Miguel Island

    15
    171
  15. 15
    POD

    32A ___ people (sci-fi figures)

    15
    101
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    SERA

    107A Roman evening

    14
    172
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    EWES

    34D ___ milk

    14
    134
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    NAT

    59A Turner of history

    13
    190
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    OOH

    73A La-la preceder

    13
    160
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    ATEASE

    90D Drill bit?

    13
    111
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    SEN

    35A John McCain, e.g.: Abbr.

    11
    184
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    EACH

    93A A throw

    11
    130
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    LIED

    31A Schubert composition

    11
    83
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    LAD

    85D Knickers wearer

    10
    140
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    DEW

    106A Drops on the lawn

    10
    97
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    PIER

    81D Landing place

    10
    97
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    NAPE

    8D Where a redneck gets red

    9
    115
  28. 28
    ESOS

    65D Those, to Teodoro

    8
    59
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    BLESS

    84A Sanctify

    8
    50
  30. 30
    ROAN

    44D Bookbinding leather

    7
    111
  31. 31
    AOK

    62A Just fine

    7
    94
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    TOUR

    33D Band's plan

    7
    79
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    ANDS

    61A Pluses

    7
    76
  34. 34
    ORGAN

    104D "Rock of Ages" accompaniment

    7
    62
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    BRAS

    89A Intimate apparel

    7
    59
  36. 36
    SITES

    107D Internet destinations

    7
    35
  37. 37
    ALEE

    75A Sheltered

    6
    275
  38. 38
    ARENT

    15D Bing Crosby's "___ You Glad You're You?"

    6
    79
  39. 39
    STEVE

    63D Carell of "The Office"

    6
    69
  40. 40
    TEARY

    105D Like some goodbyes

    6
    39
  41. 41
    CALEB

    10D Novelist Carr

    6
    36
  42. 42
    SNOB

    29D Superior sort?

    5
    105
  43. 43
    MERIT

    86A Excellence

    5
    66
  44. 44
    TAGS

    83D IDs

    5
    47
  45. 45
    SERENA

    49A Williams of tennis

    5
    41
  46. 46
    LAYERS

    1A Some people dress in them in the winter

    5
    14
  47. 47
    ARP

    9D Pioneering Dadaist

    4
    129
  48. 48
    ZAG

    98A Sharp turn back

    4
    50
  49. 49
    STINT

    70A Be frugal

    4
    49
  50. 50
    ANEMIA

    20A Result of vitamin B12 deficiency

    4
    46
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    YAW

    88A Rocket measure

    4
    46
  52. 52
    PROS

    40A Mavens

    3
    65
  53. 53
    RIFT

    5D Start of a breakup

    3
    48
  54. 54
    PEORIA

    32D Home of Caterpillar

    3
    45
  55. 55
    BERRA

    43A Who said "It gets late early out there"

    3
    43
  56. 56
    ROOTS

    24D Gray location?

    3
    41
  57. 57
    AIRES

    111A Buenos ___

    3
    37
  58. 58
    BREAD

    89D Scratch

    3
    29
  59. 59
    GORGE

    16D Stuff

    3
    21
  60. 60
    TOSSED

    122A Cast

    3
    17
  61. 61
    CANTEEN

    47D Factory eatery

    3
    8
  62. 62
    TMEN

    37D Prohibition enforcers, informally

    2
    104
  63. 63
    STEELE

    119A Shelby who wrote "The Content of Our Character"

    2
    54
  64. 64
    GROW

    38A Burgeon

    2
    37
  65. 65
    ATLARGE

    112A Loose

    2
    35
  66. 66
    EMBED

    4D Plant

    2
    33
  67. 67
    ROUTS

    45D No contests

    2
    25
  68. 68
    CHEER

    47A "Gimme an A ...!," e.g.

    2
    17
  69. 69
    SHADY

    102D Suspect

    2
    17
  70. 70
    TORONTO

    22A 1992-93 World Series champs

    2
    17
  71. 71
    CAYS

    56A A lot of the Bahamas

    2
    11
  72. 72
    ROTTED

    91D Spoiled

    2
    10
  73. 73
    DRYERS

    121A G.E. products

    2
    6
  74. 74
    EFTS

    28A Reddish-orange creatures

    1
    64
  75. 75
    OVI

    77A Egg: Prefix

    1
    45
  76. 76
    MEWL

    78D Whimper

    1
    38
  77. 77
    EPODE

    64D Classical poem

    1
    37
  78. 78
    MUS

    41A Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, e.g.: Abbr.

    1
    36
  79. 79
    SETTEE

    82A Parlor piece

    1
    34
  80. 80
    FERMI

    103D Manhattan Project scientist

    1
    29
  81. 81
    ANACIN

    7A Bayer alternative

    1
    28
  82. 82
    AWARDS

    7D Edgar and Tony

    1
    24
  83. 83
    CASTRO

    56D Revolutionary of 1957

    1
    21
  84. 84
    EMMET

    26A Irish patriot Robert

    1
    21
  85. 85
    SIKHS

    49D Many Punjabis

    1
    15
  86. 86
    SOONEST

    52A At the earliest opportunity

    1
    13
  87. 87
    ETCHER

    108A Dürer, for one

    1
    12
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    ETOILES

    53D Leading lights in ballet

    1
    12
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    MODEST

    19D Limited in amount

    1
    12
  90. 90
    MOVES

    14D Chess problem specifications

    1
    12
  91. 91
    NESTOR

    12D Counselor to the Greeks at Troy

    1
    12
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    ADMITS

    97D Makes a member

    1
    11
  93. 93
    INDIAN

    17D Spicy cuisine

    1
    11
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    CONRAD

    94D Joseph who wrote "Nostromo"

    1
    10
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    LABELS

    1D Geoffrey Beene, Bill Blass and others

    1
    10
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    HYDRATE

    48D Moisten

    1
    7
  97. 97
    RETIED

    76A Tightened, as shoelaces

    1
    6
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    CYCLED

    92D Competed in a velodrome

    1
    3
  99. 99
    ODER

    72D European boundary river

    0
    81
  100. 100
    ARETE

    67D Sharp ridge

    0
    59
  101. 101
    TERR

    79A Abbr. on maps of the Old West

    0
    47
  102. 102
    OTOS

    69D Dwellers along the Platte, once

    0
    42
  103. 103
    ITIN

    57A "Get ___ writing"

    0
    33
  104. 104
    ENGINE

    30A Caboose's opposite

    0
    29
  105. 105
    AREOLE

    99D Space on a butterfly's wing

    0
    28
  106. 106
    MDSE

    78A Warehouse contents: Abbr.

    0
    23
  107. 107
    AUNTIE

    60A Mame, for one

    0
    17
  108. 108
    TOPO

    58D "___ the morning!"

    0
    15
  109. 109
    ANOMIE

    2D Cultural instability

    0
    14
  110. 110
    ONESTEP

    80A Ragtime dance

    0
    14
  111. 111
    STINKO

    18D Sotted

    0
    13
  112. 112
    YEOMEN

    3D Navy officers

    0
    13
  113. 113
    ZEROES

    98D It's nice when checks have lots of them

    0
    13
  114. 114
    GETSTO

    36A Bothers

    0
    11
  115. 115
    STRIA

    66A Narrow groove

    0
    11
  116. 116
    TESTER

    55D Perfumery employee

    0
    11
  117. 117
    ATTO

    51D Quintillionth: Prefix

    0
    8
  118. 118
    GASPED

    100D Fought for air

    0
    8
  119. 119
    HEBREW

    74D Language of Literature Nobelist Shmuel Yosef Agnon

    0
    7
  120. 120
    ICEFOG

    11D Arctic weather phenomenon

    0
    5
  121. 121
    NAXOS

    50D Largest of the Cyclades

    0
    5
  122. 122
    WARACE

    21A Military hero

    0
    5
  123. 123
    ANNOTATES debut

    46D Marks in the margin

    0
    3
  124. 124
    EDDYING

    120A Swirling

    0
    3
  125. 125
    HONOUR

    95D Order of the British Empire, e.g.

    0
    3
  126. 126
    SINNERS

    54D All people, according to the Bible

    0
    3
  127. 127
    AURIST debut

    118A One treating disorders of the ear

    0
    2
  128. 128
    GLARED

    96A Was blinding

    0
    2
  129. 129
    IMAGISM

    13A Poetry movement of Ezra Pound

    0
    2
  130. 130
    OVERDID debut

    25A Exercised too much

    0
    2
  131. 131
    PESSIMISM

    40D It "never won any battle," according to Eisenhower

    0
    2
  132. 132
    BOOBFORAPPLES debut

    23A Numbskull who likes Macintosh computers?

    0
    1
  133. 133
    PHOTOOOPS debut

    68A Overexposure or redeye?

    0
    1
  134. 134
    ROADSIDESTOOP debut

    114A Place to sit by the highway?

    0
    1
  135. 135
    SEEDMAN debut

    117A Planter

    0
    1
  136. 136
    SENIORITY debut

    42D It has its privileges

    0
    1
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    SIXTEENTOONS debut

    63A Between a dozen and a score of Disney creations?

    0
    1
  138. 138
    TBOONESTEAKS debut

    33A Entrees for oilman Pickens?

    0
    1
  139. 139
    TEAMROOSTERS debut

    71A South Carolina Gamecocks?

    0
    1
  140. 140
    TOYSFORTOOTS debut

    101A Kids' whistles and horns?

    0
    1