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Sunday · 140 answers · 15 debuts

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

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    UNIT

    113D Second, e.g.

    28
    230
  2. 2
    EDU

    89D Part of an academic address

    28
    194
  3. 3
    STYE

    1A Eye affliction

    20
    162
  4. 4
    APP

    14D Killer ___

    19
    133
  5. 5
    ROME

    24D Where 51-Down was martyred

    19
    111
  6. 6
    THE

    86D French beverage

    18
    175
  7. 7
    MERE

    75A Petty

    18
    155
  8. 8
    ENG

    87A H.S. class

    17
    160
  9. 9
    SEED

    1D Origin

    17
    141
  10. 10
    IBET

    10D "Su-u-ure"

    16
    132
  11. 11
    SETH

    54D Rogen of "Knocked Up"

    15
    142
  12. 12
    SORT

    59A Stripe

    15
    116
  13. 13
    EKES

    40D Scratches (out)

    14
    119
  14. 14
    TOP

    84D With 62-Across, comic's challenge

    13
    132
  15. 15
    REESE

    76A Man with cups and pieces

    12
    153
  16. 16
    TAXI

    2D Get ready to take off

    12
    136
  17. 17
    TUTU

    112D Peace Nobelist from South Africa

    12
    96
  18. 18
    IKE

    63D Alibi ___ (Ring Lardner character)

    11
    181
  19. 19
    UNTO

    100D "___ the Sons" (Gay Talese best seller)

    11
    143
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    OOZE

    116D Squishy stuff

    11
    116
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    ROTE

    114D Mechanical

    11
    114
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    SERB

    64D Balkan native

    11
    102
  23. 23
    ORDER

    45D "At-ten-SHUN!," e.g.

    11
    88
  24. 24
    STERN

    53D Rear of a galley

    10
    113
  25. 25
    STEAM

    97A Energy source

    10
    91
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    ALLA

    46A Penne ___ vodka

    10
    81
  27. 27
    LGA

    90D Traveler's alternative to 47-Across

    10
    70
  28. 28
    SPAT

    128A Showed disdain, in a way

    9
    134
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    OPUS

    32D Symphony, e.g.

    9
    96
  30. 30
    NUDE

    124A Michelangelo's David, e.g.

    8
    92
  31. 31
    CPAS

    107D Ones working on columns, for short

    8
    76
  32. 32
    THIS

    62A See 84-Down

    8
    68
  33. 33
    ENVY

    94D Green-eyed monster

    8
    55
  34. 34
    URAL

    80A River separating continents

    7
    180
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    LIRA

    108D Old Italian bread

    7
    136
  36. 36
    DIOR

    13D Christian of the cloth?

    7
    93
  37. 37
    HEAT

    71D Basic cooking instruction

    7
    82
  38. 38
    MOMA

    88D Home of Mondrian's "Broadway Boogie Woogie"

    7
    66
  39. 39
    FIE

    48D "Bah!"

    7
    60
  40. 40
    PRINT

    5D It may be fine or fine art

    7
    32
  41. 41
    PERT

    18D Cheeky

    6
    97
  42. 42
    LORI

    9D "Full House" actress Loughlin

    6
    68
  43. 43
    WEPT

    29A Turned on the waterworks

    6
    43
  44. 44
    ELY

    120D Ron of "Tarzan"

    5
    96
  45. 45
    IDEST

    7D Words of explanation

    5
    88
  46. 46
    INLET

    106D Fjord, for example

    5
    83
  47. 47
    RODE

    20A Harried

    5
    78
  48. 48
    PETER

    51D "Quo vadis?" speaker

    5
    69
  49. 49
    ORNOT

    73D "... then again, I could be wrong"

    4
    64
  50. 50
    CLIO

    107A Historian's Muse

    4
    63
  51. 51
    BLUE

    60A Down

    4
    58
  52. 52
    PRIM

    5A Wearing a long dress and a collar buttoned to the top, maybe

    4
    56
  53. 53
    ASKME

    61A Help desk sign

    4
    27
  54. 54
    MAZDA

    33D "Zoom-zoom" sloganeer

    4
    21
  55. 55
    EXAM

    4D This is a test

    3
    116
  56. 56
    LONE

    96A Singular

    3
    105
  57. 57
    TEM

    26D Pro ___

    3
    80
  58. 58
    AREEL

    122A Spinning

    3
    45
  59. 59
    NUMB

    117D Feeling no pain

    3
    34
  60. 60
    DUELS

    72D They're often scheduled at noon

    3
    27
  61. 61
    JFK

    47A Traveler's alternative to 90-Down

    3
    25
  62. 62
    YUMA

    3D Desert in the Southwest

    3
    22
  63. 63
    OBELI

    21A Manuscript marks noting possible errors

    3
    15
  64. 64
    CEDARS

    70D Los Angeles's ___-Sinai Medical Center

    3
    13
  65. 65
    TMAN

    101A Untouchable, say

    2
    69
  66. 66
    OBIS

    82D Sometimes-satin items of apparel

    2
    57
  67. 67
    SIENA

    78D Home of St. Catherine

    2
    50
  68. 68
    REBS

    129A Gray side

    2
    43
  69. 69
    ACTUP

    14A Raise hell

    2
    38
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    ULNAR

    100A ___ nerve (funny bone tingler)

    2
    28
  71. 71
    JUT

    47D Protrude

    2
    27
  72. 72
    TITANS

    99D Nashville 11

    2
    17
  73. 73
    OWNUP

    104D Accept responsibility

    2
    16
  74. 74
    SADLY

    126A "Alas ..."

    2
    13
  75. 75
    ELHI

    12D K-12

    1
    86
  76. 76
    EINS

    110D Fünf minus vier

    1
    38
  77. 77
    VALUE

    44D "x" in an equation

    1
    33
  78. 78
    PRATE

    22A Go on and on

    1
    32
  79. 79
    ESAS

    118D Juan's "those"

    1
    31
  80. 80
    EMP

    39D Hirohito's title: Abbr.

    1
    29
  81. 81
    ENDER

    79D Rear-___

    1
    29
  82. 82
    NOTIT

    123A Untagged, in tag

    1
    28
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    MOBS

    31A After-Christmas sale shoppers, e.g.

    1
    26
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    LACY

    28D Like some petticoats

    1
    20
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    NICOLE

    41D Designer Miller

    1
    17
  86. 86
    ROS

    38D Author Asquith of children's books

    1
    17
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    NAOH

    111D Sodium hydroxide, chemically

    1
    13
  88. 88
    PYE

    95A English poet laureate Henry

    1
    13
  89. 89
    SPECIES

    55A Part of a family

    1
    9
  90. 90
    LIVED

    9A Was

    1
    8
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    KUDO

    81A Singular praise?

    1
    6
  92. 92
    CLONK debut

    35D Dull, hollow sound

    1
    3
  93. 93
    LONDONBRIDGE debut

    92A Subject of a nursery rhyme that has only eight different words

    1
    3
  94. 94
    NCR

    102D Big A.T.M. maker

    0
    46
  95. 95
    UTEP

    17D Sch. near the Rio Grande

    0
    44
  96. 96
    MTETNA

    30A In Sicily it's about 10,920 ft. high

    0
    25
  97. 97
    KTS

    49D 24 of them = 100%: Abbr.

    0
    23
  98. 98
    THOM

    58D ___ Yorke, lead singer of Radiohead

    0
    19
  99. 99
    OZMA

    125A Princess of literature

    0
    17
  100. 100
    HWY

    85D Certain m.p.g. rating: Abbr.

    0
    16
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    ALD

    56A Munic. official

    0
    14
  102. 102
    HATEMAIL

    36D Often-anonymous intimidation technique

    0
    13
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    EAUX

    19A Évian and others

    0
    10
  104. 104
    SPIREA

    42D Flowering shrub

    0
    10
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    VEDA

    11D Sacred Hindu text

    0
    10
  106. 106
    PAAVO

    43A ___ Nurmi, the Flying Finn

    0
    9
  107. 107
    SCREENS

    37A Shows in a theater

    0
    9
  108. 108
    LEADA

    105D ___ double life

    0
    8
  109. 109
    SHUTE

    127A "On the Beach" author

    0
    8
  110. 110
    BASEBALL

    60D Brave activity

    0
    7
  111. 111
    MESONS

    8D Quark/antiquark pairs

    0
    7
  112. 112
    VIOLIN

    103A "A table, a chair, a bowl of fruit and a ___; what else does a man need to be happy?": Albert Einstein

    0
    7
  113. 113
    ALOIS debut

    34D Eponymous Dr. Alzheimer

    0
    6
  114. 114
    DOMINATE

    72A Easily beat all the competition

    0
    6
  115. 115
    RONDE

    6D Typeface imitative of handwriting

    0
    5
  116. 116
    YGOR

    115D "Son of Frankenstein" role

    0
    5
  117. 117
    ITURBI

    69D Pianist José

    0
    4
  118. 118
    ATRUE

    66D Based on ___ story

    0
    3
  119. 119
    CROWBAR

    15D One with prier engagements?

    0
    3
  120. 120
    EGDON

    77D Thomas Hardy's ___ Heath

    0
    3
  121. 121
    ISSUANT

    98A Having only the forepart visible, as a beast in heraldry

    0
    3
  122. 122
    MIRABEL

    88A Montréal-___ International Airport

    0
    3
  123. 123
    REDHOTPOKER debut

    25A Painful prod

    0
    3
  124. 124
    TAKESAWALK

    16D Leaves

    0
    3
  125. 125
    ANALOGOUS

    121A Like, with "to"

    0
    2
  126. 126
    ARTICHOKEHEARTS

    67A Fancy salad ingredients

    0
    2
  127. 127
    EXMARINES

    23A Corps veterans

    0
    2
  128. 128
    LEEAAKER

    65A Star of 1950s TV's "The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin"

    0
    2
  129. 129
    MACHE debut

    33A Papier-___

    0
    2
  130. 130
    TAKIN debut

    68D "___ Care of Business" (1974 hit)

    0
    2
  131. 131
    ZOOTSUITS

    52A Bygone party attire

    0
    2
  132. 132
    BATHTUBGIN debut

    83A Speakeasy supply

    0
    1
  133. 133
    CENTURYTWENTYONE debut

    109A Big name in real estate

    0
    1
  134. 134
    DAMOZEL debut

    93D Young woman, old-style

    0
    1
  135. 135
    DIAMONDSOLITAIRE debut

    27A Engagement gift

    0
    1
  136. 136
    DINETTESET debut

    57A Showcase Showdown prize, perhaps

    0
    1
  137. 137
    MAGNETIZED debut

    74D Made more attractive?

    0
    1
  138. 138
    PIZZERIAUNO debut

    119A Classic name in chain restaurants

    0
    1
  139. 139
    TOWHEADED debut

    91A Fair-haired

    0
    1
  140. 140
    YOMKIPPURWAR debut

    50A Conflict of 1973

    0
    1