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Sunday · 170 answers · 15 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ELI

    100D Priest of Shiloh

    60
    599
  2. 2
    EAR

    131D Place for a ring

    57
    485
  3. 3
    EST

    93A Round fig.

    55
    428
  4. 4
    EEL

    114A Moray, e.g.

    53
    487
  5. 5
    ORE

    134D It's major for miners

    48
    581
  6. 6
    ERIE

    138A County in New York, Ohio or Pennsylvania

    48
    510
  7. 7
    ADO

    11D Buzz

    44
    477
  8. 8
    ELSE

    9D "Anything ___?"

    43
    440
  9. 9
    EDEN

    129A Place of bliss

    42
    457
  10. 10
    ECO

    31A Green: Prefix

    42
    370
  11. 11
    AHA

    118A "Now I see!"

    40
    379
  12. 12
    ETC

    106D End-of-sentence abbr.

    37
    268
  13. 13
    ATM

    40A Card taker, for short

    30
    260
  14. 14
    IRIS

    124D Flag, horticulturally

    26
    225
  15. 15
    ALTO

    17D Quartet member

    25
    290
  16. 16
    ANEW

    102A From scratch

    24
    237
  17. 17
    NEED

    36D "___ a lift?"

    24
    214
  18. 18
    OWE

    128A Be short

    23
    208
  19. 19
    DEN

    35A Place for trophies

    22
    260
  20. 20
    ASIS

    67A Warts and all

    21
    183
  21. 21
    EVA

    105A "Deliver Us From ___" (2003 film)

    20
    247
  22. 22
    REO

    8D Automotive inits.

    18
    196
  23. 23
    REF

    5D Zebra

    18
    188
  24. 24
    SEED

    142A Bye holder

    17
    141
  25. 25
    ANAL

    104A ___-retentive

    17
    67
  26. 26
    MAT

    46D Art surrounder

    16
    145
  27. 27
    AISLE

    40D Grocery feature

    16
    140
  28. 28
    IOWA

    78D The Big Sioux River forms part of its border

    16
    130
  29. 29
    ABUT

    121D Neighbor

    15
    135
  30. 30
    ORATE

    21A Speak for the Congressional Record, say

    14
    196
  31. 31
    AROSE

    2D Turned up

    14
    154
  32. 32
    ONION

    84A St. Basil's dome shape

    14
    131
  33. 33
    PEP

    72A Zip

    14
    126
  34. 34
    ASIAN

    75D Like the 71-Downs

    13
    137
  35. 35
    DRY

    90D Like some wit

    13
    115
  36. 36
    ROB

    125A Stick up

    12
    110
  37. 37
    APNEA

    91D Sleeper's problem

    12
    88
  38. 38
    TUB

    66A Butter holder

    12
    81
  39. 39
    MORE

    6A Gourmand's request

    12
    80
  40. 40
    ESTE

    29A Noble Lombard family name

    11
    203
  41. 41
    TEASE

    140A Razz

    11
    127
  42. 42
    MAD

    30A Crackbrained

    11
    126
  43. 43
    NUN

    132D Sister

    11
    95
  44. 44
    SALE

    64D Store sign

    10
    163
  45. 45
    EZRA

    129D Author of the Books of Chronicles, by tradition

    10
    139
  46. 46
    EVADE

    63D Give the slip

    10
    117
  47. 47
    OPIE

    83A Mayberry boy

    9
    150
  48. 48
    LORE

    19D Stories passed from generation to generation

    9
    130
  49. 49
    TILE

    99A Square in a public square, maybe

    9
    114
  50. 50
    IONE

    122D Actress Skye

    9
    73
  51. 51
    DODO

    92A Bye-bye birdie?

    8
    87
  52. 52
    GOV

    15D Capitol fig.

    8
    38
  53. 53
    ETTE

    4D Suffix with major

    7
    225
  54. 54
    URAL

    74A Russian river

    7
    180
  55. 55
    ARTE

    56A Comic Johnson

    7
    154
  56. 56
    ADES

    127D Juice drinks

    7
    126
  57. 57
    ARNIE

    139A Golf's "army" leader

    7
    93
  58. 58
    BAG

    85A Strong suit, slangily

    7
    78
  59. 59
    ANGER

    120D Tee off

    7
    75
  60. 60
    DIANE

    92D Sawyer of ABC

    7
    62
  61. 61
    UNTIL

    136A Fats Waller's "___ the Real Thing Comes Along"

    7
    50
  62. 62
    GYM

    39D Ball room?

    7
    49
  63. 63
    ALIKE

    61D Correspondingly

    7
    40
  64. 64
    SCRAP

    50D Jettison

    6
    70
  65. 65
    HUN

    71D Barbarian

    6
    54
  66. 66
    CAROL

    73D "Good King Wenceslas," e.g.

    6
    45
  67. 67
    EVERY

    41A "___ Day's a Holiday" (Mae West film)

    6
    34
  68. 68
    ELTON

    24A John who was knighted

    5
    102
  69. 69
    LOA

    33A Mauna ___

    5
    99
  70. 70
    MAL

    77D Prefix with practice

    5
    66
  71. 71
    ELIAS

    68A Inventor Howe

    5
    59
  72. 72
    PETAL

    88D Corolla part

    5
    38
  73. 73
    EDWIN

    89A Booth or Drood

    5
    32
  74. 74
    TEAMS

    45D Rangers of New York and Texas

    5
    21
  75. 75
    AXEL

    22A Skater's feat

    4
    110
  76. 76
    CASINO

    81D Monte Carlo mainstay

    4
    33
  77. 77
    OXIDE

    7D Rust, for one

    4
    33
  78. 78
    CAPER

    1A Certain fraternity activity

    4
    31
  79. 79
    COARSE

    81A Ill-bred

    4
    29
  80. 80
    NAVEL

    96D Focus of some gazing

    4
    28
  81. 81
    NATURE

    48D Word with human or Mother

    4
    26
  82. 82
    ESA

    53A That: Sp.

    3
    93
  83. 83
    MALI

    57A Timbuktu's home

    3
    91
  84. 84
    AROUSE

    75A Incite

    3
    58
  85. 85
    RIOTS

    76D Goes wild

    3
    57
  86. 86
    TATI

    58A Jacques who starred in "Mon Oncle"

    3
    55
  87. 87
    SEARS

    60D Retail giant

    3
    48
  88. 88
    TRIBE

    49D Cree or Crow

    3
    46
  89. 89
    MTN

    57D High point: Abbr.

    3
    42
  90. 90
    JAKE

    103D Prizefighter La Motta

    3
    31
  91. 91
    SCREAM

    52A Sound on a roller coaster

    3
    26
  92. 92
    UNPIN

    74D Remove, as from a lapel

    3
    18
  93. 93
    MAILER

    12D Post office item

    3
    11
  94. 94
    COPED

    1D Got by somehow

    3
    10
  95. 95
    RATA

    123D Pro ___

    2
    84
  96. 96
    INDO

    98A ___-European

    2
    61
  97. 97
    NADER

    36A Green candidate for president, 1996

    2
    51
  98. 98
    NEEDLE

    110D Eye site

    2
    50
  99. 99
    AVENUE

    137A Fifth, e.g.

    2
    43
  100. 100
    EVANS

    69A Zager & ___, 1960s pop duo

    2
    40
  101. 101
    IGNORE

    13D Overlook

    2
    38
  102. 102
    ELATES

    47D Tickles

    2
    32
  103. 103
    BTUS

    18D A.C. measures

    2
    29
  104. 104
    WHERE

    70A Journalist's query

    2
    28
  105. 105
    LAGER

    143A Hearty draft

    2
    25
  106. 106
    CASED

    55A Surveyed surreptitiously

    2
    24
  107. 107
    SHAVE

    116A Hair-razing experience?

    2
    23
  108. 108
    PAUSE

    51D Time-out

    2
    22
  109. 109
    CAREEN

    32D Lurch

    2
    16
  110. 110
    PAULO

    88A São ___

    2
    13
  111. 111
    ONETERM

    95D Like the presidencies of Taft and Hoover

    2
    12
  112. 112
    GOODY

    87D "Oh, joy!"

    2
    9
  113. 113
    ADDER

    86D Abacus, e.g.

    1
    46
  114. 114
    ALGER

    38A Writer Horatio

    1
    36
  115. 115
    EMOTES

    111D Overacts

    1
    34
  116. 116
    HENIE

    119D Olympic skating champ of 1928, 1932 and 1936

    1
    33
  117. 117
    IAL

    135D Suffix with baron

    1
    25
  118. 118
    JADED

    103A No longer excited

    1
    22
  119. 119
    MACON

    115A City NNW of Robins Air Force Base

    1
    18
  120. 120
    VEERS

    42D Zigs and zags

    1
    18
  121. 121
    OUTLAW

    82D Bonnie or Clyde

    1
    16
  122. 122
    SPREES

    50A Jags

    1
    16
  123. 123
    GENOME

    16D Modern map subject

    1
    15
  124. 124
    AIRIER

    121A Having a higher ceiling and more light

    1
    10
  125. 125
    INLAWS

    80D Some holiday visitors

    1
    8
  126. 126
    ALAR

    54A Winglike

    0
    109
  127. 127
    GSA

    126A Fed. construction overseer

    0
    68
  128. 128
    RUHR

    59A Mülheim an der ___, Germany

    0
    49
  129. 129
    ADAGIO

    23A Faster than larghetto

    0
    33
  130. 130
    NITA

    14D Naldi of the Ziegfeld Follies

    0
    31
  131. 131
    ENES

    20D Chemical suffixes

    0
    30
  132. 132
    HOWIE

    117D TV host Mandel

    0
    25
  133. 133
    NOOSES

    34A Slipknot loops

    0
    24
  134. 134
    CAIRN

    73A Stone heap

    0
    20
  135. 135
    GABLE

    16A Kind of window

    0
    18
  136. 136
    OMARS

    26D Jazz drummer Hakim and others

    0
    14
  137. 137
    ARTIS

    44D "Ars gratia ___"

    0
    11
  138. 138
    EGGAR

    89D Samantha of "The Collector," 1965

    0
    11
  139. 139
    RESEND

    141A E-mailing option

    0
    11
  140. 140
    REVE

    125D Dream, in Dijon

    0
    11
  141. 141
    PAVES

    108D Covers up mud, in a way

    0
    10
  142. 142
    FAKER

    113A Fraud

    0
    9
  143. 143
    SABINE

    112D Ancient Italian

    0
    9
  144. 144
    ESTEES

    106A Lauder and namesakes

    0
    8
  145. 145
    SAFIRE

    52D Word maven William

    0
    8
  146. 146
    ENTRAIN debut

    28D Get on board

    0
    6
  147. 147
    PANTRY

    108A Kitchen adjunct

    0
    6
  148. 148
    ALLAT

    91A ___ once

    0
    5
  149. 149
    MALADY

    6D "But love's a ___ without a cure": Dryden

    0
    5
  150. 150
    FAWNED

    113D Was obsequious

    0
    4
  151. 151
    LAJOLLA debut

    10D California community in sight of Mount Soledad

    0
    4
  152. 152
    EARLYRETIREMENT

    43A New radials at 6 a.m.?

    0
    3
  153. 153
    BOARDMEETING debut

    130A Surfers' reunion?

    0
    2
  154. 154
    DOWNSIZING

    133A Activity of duvet makers?

    0
    2
  155. 155
    NAGY

    101A Hungarian patriot Imre ___

    0
    2
  156. 156
    PARTNERSHIP

    3D Yacht in a time-share?

    0
    2
  157. 157
    RECREANT

    37D Cowardly

    0
    2
  158. 158
    TWOON

    65D Pressure situation for a pitcher

    0
    2
  159. 159
    BONDTRADING debut

    85D Exchange for 007?

    0
    1
  160. 160
    COLLEENS debut

    79D Irish girls

    0
    1
  161. 161
    EATONS debut

    97D ___ Corrasable Bond (old typing paper)

    0
    1
  162. 162
    JOINTVENTURE debut

    27A Founding of a hip replacement clinic?

    0
    1
  163. 163
    LAMING debut

    10A Injuring

    0
    1
  164. 164
    LONGRANGEPLANS debut

    94A Blueprints for a 50-mile grazing stretch?

    0
    1
  165. 165
    LOWINTERESTLOAN debut

    109A Mortgage no one cares about?

    0
    1
  166. 166
    MARKETINGDECISION debut

    77A To sell organic or not?

    0
    1
  167. 167
    PORTFOLIOS debut

    25A Cruise brochures?

    0
    1
  168. 168
    SAFEINVESTMENT debut

    60A Purchase of a vault?

    0
    1
  169. 169
    SLOGGED debut

    107D Moved through mud

    0
    1
  170. 170
    VERGING debut

    62D On the brink

    0
    1