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Sunday · 140 answers · 13 debuts

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

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    ASS

    42A Dumbhead

    58
    409
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    EAR

    64D It may be cocked

    57
    485
  3. 3
    EPEE

    21A Napoleonic army weapon

    41
    343
  4. 4
    ERAS

    22A Bullpen stats

    38
    295
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    ERS

    81A Hosp. features

    33
    284
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    RED

    85A Mao, e.g.

    32
    278
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    STIR

    106D Ruckus

    27
    292
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    ANNE

    20A Predecessor of George I

    26
    283
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    AGRA

    46D Train stop between Delhi and Mumbai

    24
    197
  10. 10
    SLED

    115A Runner's place

    23
    204
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    ARAB

    101A ___ League

    22
    228
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    ATOP

    73A On

    22
    208
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    ELAN

    24D Verve

    20
    267
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    AAA

    110D It's below the majors

    20
    230
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    IGOR

    95D "M*A*S*H" private Straminsky

    20
    207
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    EERIE

    27A Evoking goose bumps, say

    19
    260
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    USER

    112A Not a teetotaler

    19
    246
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    ACME

    26A Meridian

    19
    210
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    EDS

    88A MS. readers

    17
    230
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    DELI

    29A Place with "Now Serving" numbers

    15
    152
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    HERE

    111A "Take this!"

    15
    150
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    TOM

    109D Singer Waits

    15
    144
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    CONE

    37D Test track obstacle

    14
    88
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    CLAM

    65A Buck

    14
    86
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    CEDE

    80D Yield

    13
    152
  26. 26
    RSVP

    11A Call letters?

    13
    85
  27. 27
    TAXI

    57A Cry before screeching brakes, maybe

    12
    136
  28. 28
    LIES

    28A Some excuses

    12
    97
  29. 29
    ROSA

    104D Santa ___, Calif.

    11
    137
  30. 30
    STEREO

    3D Sound choice?

    11
    112
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    NAST

    15A Cartoonist who took on Boss Tweed

    11
    98
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    ELL

    6D Third of July?

    10
    228
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    STENO

    106A Note taker

    10
    131
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    EDGY

    99A All nerves

    10
    81
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    MASS

    117A Boston's ___ Ave.

    10
    75
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    IDIOM

    25D Local language, say

    10
    68
  37. 37
    ONSET

    8D Beginning

    9
    141
  38. 38
    SILL

    33A Part of a frame

    9
    65
  39. 39
    DEET

    31A Insect repellent

    9
    45
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    SAAB

    71A Car with a griffin in its logo

    8
    94
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    PEG

    14D Mastermind game piece

    8
    69
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    ARTE

    58A 105-Down output

    7
    154
  43. 43
    YON

    39A Directional word

    7
    82
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    ANDS

    9D Some operators in Boolean logic

    7
    76
  45. 45
    MOMA

    66D Home of "Christina's World," for short

    7
    66
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    TSETSE

    18D Menace along the Congo

    6
    113
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    RULE

    104A "No shirt, no shoes, no service," e.g.

    6
    100
  48. 48
    NOUN

    38D You name it

    6
    97
  49. 49
    TRIM

    107A Crop

    6
    88
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    SHUT

    79D Sealed

    6
    52
  51. 51
    CUB

    108D Kind of reporter

    6
    44
  52. 52
    IVES

    67A "Three Places in New England" composer

    5
    96
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    GOYA

    105D Painter of "The Naked Maja"

    5
    42
  54. 54
    BOSSY

    102D Domineering

    5
    30
  55. 55
    GATO

    105A Chihuahua cat

    5
    30
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    ARCANA

    16D Deep mysteries

    5
    26
  57. 57
    ROC

    54D Legendary bird

    4
    92
  58. 58
    LOOM

    40A Arachne had one

    4
    70
  59. 59
    LOCI

    36D Places

    4
    64
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    VENI

    13D "___ Creator Spiritus" (Latin hymn)

    4
    45
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    HEWED

    1D Cut down

    4
    19
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    SATYR

    60D Chorus member in an ancient Greek play

    3
    58
  63. 63
    TATAS

    47D Byes

    3
    39
  64. 64
    LIKE

    5D Go for

    3
    33
  65. 65
    WANT

    32A Any entry on a Dear Santa list

    3
    30
  66. 66
    INSERT

    68A Tab, at times

    3
    27
  67. 67
    ARTERY

    118A Boulevard, e.g.

    3
    25
  68. 68
    OUTED

    103A No longer in the closet

    3
    17
  69. 69
    BIOME

    82A Major ecological community

    3
    16
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    ATTIRE

    92D Getup

    2
    56
  71. 71
    COAX

    7A Sweet-talk

    2
    43
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    NORTH

    41A Civil War side

    2
    39
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    ASTAIRE

    42D "Royal Wedding" star, 1951

    2
    33
  74. 74
    AISLES

    114A Theater features

    2
    26
  75. 75
    LAUREL

    91D Mountain ___

    2
    24
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    TISH

    75A Gomez's sweetie

    2
    23
  77. 77
    AGREES

    34D Corresponds

    2
    20
  78. 78
    WINONA

    32D Minnesota county or its seat

    2
    17
  79. 79
    IDLERS

    93D Layabouts

    2
    11
  80. 80
    AARE

    63A River through Interlaken

    1
    83
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    BARS

    116A Places where free spirits aren't found?

    1
    54
  82. 82
    XER

    10D Today's thirtysomething, for short

    1
    53
  83. 83
    ENTAIL

    19A Involve

    1
    34
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    TAILOR

    70D Measuring tape user

    1
    26
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    NOUS

    59A Us outside the U.S.

    1
    24
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    SHEILA

    61A Aussie lass

    1
    24
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    DOFF

    77D Remove

    1
    21
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    JAGS

    100A Sprees

    1
    20
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    SAMUEL

    17D Justice Alito

    1
    15
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    RATHER

    98A Preferably

    1
    12
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    VIPER

    53D Dodge sports car

    1
    12
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    HUSTLE

    1A 1970s dance craze

    1
    11
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    KRAUT

    30A Hot dog add-on

    1
    11
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    UNREEL

    2D Remove from a spindle

    1
    10
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    KEITH

    56D Painter Haring

    1
    9
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    MANEUVER

    83D End run, e.g.

    1
    4
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    NEARISH debut

    15D Relatively close

    1
    3
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    REBUKED

    69D Took to task

    1
    3
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    AREOLE

    96D Ring of color

    0
    28
  100. 100
    OCS

    49A Where lieutenants are trained: Abbr.

    0
    25
  101. 101
    ATIP

    62A "Take ___ from me"

    0
    23
  102. 102
    OYER

    113A Legal hearing

    0
    22
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    WIRETAP

    94A Criminal's worry

    0
    20
  104. 104
    ALINES

    34A Some skirts

    0
    18
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    ECUS

    87A Bygone French coins

    0
    18
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    AGUES

    48A Feverish conditions

    0
    13
  107. 107
    PAGERS

    74D Motorola products

    0
    12
  108. 108
    SLOGAN

    33D Campaign staple

    0
    12
  109. 109
    CELESTE

    50D Frozen pizza brand

    0
    11
  110. 110
    JAPES

    100D Makes sport of

    0
    11
  111. 111
    RETREAD

    76A Unoriginal work

    0
    11
  112. 112
    STASHED

    51D In a cache

    0
    11
  113. 113
    SULFA

    86A Kind of drug that inhibits bacteria

    0
    10
  114. 114
    BROTHS

    90D Soup starters

    0
    7
  115. 115
    CASING

    7D Sausage part

    0
    7
  116. 116
    ADULATES

    48D Worships

    0
    5
  117. 117
    KLATSCH

    30D Book club gathering, e.g.

    0
    5
  118. 118
    OLIVIER

    49D Douglas's "Spartacus" co-star

    0
    5
  119. 119
    REVELS

    11D Parties

    0
    5
  120. 120
    SHATNER

    43D 2005 Emmy winner for "Boston Legal"

    0
    5
  121. 121
    STATIST

    89D One favoring a strong, centralized government

    0
    5
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    WATERS

    94D Sprinkles, maybe

    0
    5
  123. 123
    LIBERATE

    40D Free

    0
    4
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    THERAGE

    84A What's hot

    0
    4
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    COATING debut

    45A Quarter-inch of snow, e.g.

    0
    3
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    LOLLING debut

    35A Relaxation

    0
    3
  127. 127
    SCHEMED

    86D Machinated

    0
    3
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    TACITLY

    4D Without words

    0
    3
  129. 129
    EGGER

    87D Ham and ___ (average Joe)

    0
    2
  130. 130
    WRECKLESSDRIVING

    23A *Good and bad for a motorist

    0
    2
  131. 131
    BLACKOFNIGHT debut

    90A *Good and bad for a vampire

    0
    1
  132. 132
    BUTCHY debut

    72D Exaggeratedly masculine

    0
    1
  133. 133
    CLOSINGASALE debut

    37A *Good and bad for a marketer

    0
    1
  134. 134
    COVERTOPERATIONS debut

    108A *Good and bad for a spy

    0
    1
  135. 135
    NECKLET debut

    55A Stole, for example

    0
    1
  136. 136
    PANNER debut

    97D Forty-niner, e.g.

    0
    1
  137. 137
    SAXISTS debut

    44D Certain jazz musicians

    0
    1
  138. 138
    SHAVINGABEARD debut

    52A *Good and bad for a West Point cadet

    0
    1
  139. 139
    SPILLING debut

    12D Cause of a stain, perhaps

    0
    1
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    TRUSTYMACHETE debut

    78A *Good and bad for a jungle guide

    0
    1