← Fill Atlas

Thursday · 74 answers · 14 debuts

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

  1. 1
    IRE

    57A Cork's home: Abbr.

    52
    498
  2. 2
    ANT

    22A Caste member

    45
    401
  3. 3
    EGO

    53A Self-esteem

    42
    393
  4. 4
    TRI

    4D Prefix on many chemical compound names

    41
    237
  5. 5
    ETC

    25A Abbr. often repeated redundantly

    37
    268
  6. 6
    IRS

    66D Destination of many filings, for short

    36
    246
  7. 7
    IDEA

    31D Head light?

    33
    396
  8. 8
    TEA

    11D Leaves with a caddy?

    30
    374
  9. 9
    ELM

    39D Slippery ___

    30
    240
  10. 10
    GEL

    49A Set

    26
    185
  11. 11
    ABBA

    43A "___ Gold," 1992 album that has sold 28 million copies worldwide

    25
    192
  12. 12
    OWE

    29D "You ___ me!"

    23
    208
  13. 13
    SEMI

    33A Big truck

    22
    178
  14. 14
    EDGE

    60D Sharpness

    21
    293
  15. 15
    RIG

    30A Big truck

    16
    114
  16. 16
    OMANI

    55D Rial spender

    15
    122
  17. 17
    AMT

    19A Qty.

    14
    92
  18. 18
    ELBA

    61D Island in the Arcipelago Toscano

    13
    132
  19. 19
    VET

    62A Boxer's handler?

    13
    116
  20. 20
    HENS

    59D Layers

    12
    93
  21. 21
    RAG

    38D Not the most authoritative journalism source

    11
    149
  22. 22
    EACH

    8D A pop

    11
    130
  23. 23
    GET

    32D Pick up

    11
    118
  24. 24
    IONS

    5D Plus and minus items

    9
    94
  25. 25
    SONAR

    26A Detection device

    9
    91
  26. 26
    EMOTE

    6D Make a big scene?

    8
    152
  27. 27
    PREP

    36A ___ school

    8
    87
  28. 28
    SONS

    56A End of many company names

    7
    78
  29. 29
    SPLAT

    7D Comic book sound

    7
    46
  30. 30
    STRIP

    52D Word with club or mine

    6
    61
  31. 31
    TOLD

    23A Spilled the beans

    5
    53
  32. 32
    RINDS

    10D Orange coats

    5
    21
  33. 33
    UZI

    64D Weapon first designed in 1950

    4
    88
  34. 34
    JADE

    35A Official gemstone of Alaska

    4
    44
  35. 35
    ENERO

    28A Monterrey month

    3
    137
  36. 36
    AMAS

    40A Latin lesson word

    3
    73
  37. 37
    GASUP

    54D Fill the tank

    3
    17
  38. 38
    ANEMONE

    2D Literally, "daughter of the wind"

    2
    28
  39. 39
    CANASTA

    18A Game with four jokers

    2
    23
  40. 40
    AMNESIA

    42D Result of butting heads?

    2
    19
  41. 41
    RUNTS

    51A Weak ones

    2
    18
  42. 42
    PETNAME

    13D Sweets, e.g.

    2
    14
  43. 43
    RATTLER

    3D Mojave Desert sight

    2
    9
  44. 44
    DROVEAT debut

    45D Intended to convey

    2
    4
  45. 45
    JIBE

    35D Be in sync

    1
    26
  46. 46
    POME

    48A Apple, e.g.

    1
    15
  47. 47
    ENSURED

    63A Made safe

    1
    12
  48. 48
    MYRNA

    50A Loy of old Hollywood

    1
    12
  49. 49
    TRAIPSE

    69A Trudge

    1
    10
  50. 50
    LEDUP

    44A Preceded, with "to"

    1
    7
  51. 51
    OSPREYS debut

    27D Fish-eating raptors

    1
    5
  52. 52
    SEIZING debut

    67A Sequestering, legally speaking

    1
    3
  53. 53
    ALAE

    9D Wings, zoologically

    0
    41
  54. 54
    ALIENEE

    16A Property receiver

    0
    34
  55. 55
    UNNERVE

    46D Upset

    0
    14
  56. 56
    SALIERI

    65A Composer Antonio

    0
    12
  57. 57
    STASHED

    20A Like loot, often

    0
    11
  58. 58
    PIRATES

    1D 1979 World Series champs

    0
    10
  59. 59
    PIASTER

    70A Foreign currency unit

    0
    9
  60. 60
    RETINOL

    17A Vitamin A

    0
    7
  61. 61
    PARTIES

    1A Shindigs

    0
    5
  62. 62
    SEATRIP debut

    14D Cruise, say

    0
    5
  63. 63
    PERIMETER

    37A See 21-Down

    0
    3
  64. 64
    INAROMP debut

    15A Overwhelmingly

    0
    2
  65. 65
    INSANER debut

    12D More cracked

    0
    2
  66. 66
    MOURNER debut

    41D Funeral attendee

    0
    2
  67. 67
    PASTIER

    47D More sallow

    0
    2
  68. 68
    SCRAMBLES debut

    21D What all the answers on this puzzle's 37-Across are to each other

    0
    2
  69. 69
    THESAME debut

    58A Unchanged

    0
    2
  70. 70
    APRIEST debut

    40D "The one-l lama," to Ogden Nash

    0
    1
  71. 71
    DROPSET debut

    24D Weight training unit

    0
    1
  72. 72
    EARTIPS debut

    8A Elf costume add-ons, maybe

    0
    1
  73. 73
    SEROW debut

    34A Asian goatlike animal

    0
    1
  74. 74
    UNBRAVE debut

    68A Cowardly

    0
    1