← Fill Atlas

Sunday · 140 answers · 24 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ATE

    15D "I already ___"

    75
    597
  2. 2
    ETA

    110D J.F.K. board info

    74
    571
  3. 3
    LEE

    24D Sheltered side

    40
    360
  4. 4
    EASE

    102D Slip (into)

    40
    334
  5. 5
    ETON

    103D English collar

    32
    282
  6. 6
    ONES

    30A Rarely counterfeited bills

    28
    295
  7. 7
    ADD

    109D Get a total

    27
    224
  8. 8
    OUR

    2D First word in many church names

    21
    160
  9. 9
    EMMA

    31D Novel on which "Clueless" is based

    19
    173
  10. 10
    RUE

    49A "And all too soon, I fear, the king shall ___": "Richard II"

    18
    207
  11. 11
    TRY

    116A Have a bite of

    18
    180
  12. 12
    MERE

    104D French family member

    18
    155
  13. 13
    ALES

    76A Tavern orders

    17
    240
  14. 14
    SOD

    111D Ground cover

    17
    180
  15. 15
    SORT

    21A Put into piles

    15
    116
  16. 16
    MSG

    1D "No ___"

    13
    92
  17. 17
    OMAR

    99D W.W. II general Bradley

    12
    252
  18. 18
    AVON

    16D Skin So Soft seller

    12
    179
  19. 19
    SPREE

    88A Bout of revelry

    12
    97
  20. 20
    IKE

    9D ___ & Tina Turner Revue

    11
    181
  21. 21
    AMY

    16A Sedaris of "Strangers With Candy"

    11
    136
  22. 22
    YENS

    83D Desires

    11
    123
  23. 23
    ICED

    62A Like some twisted ankles

    11
    106
  24. 24
    RINSE

    56D Remove the suds

    11
    96
  25. 25
    OLEO

    75A Something that's been clarified

    9
    264
  26. 26
    INNER

    38D Personal, as thoughts

    9
    96
  27. 27
    WHOA

    73D Liveryman's command

    9
    74
  28. 28
    RITE

    8D Book of Hours entry

    8
    117
  29. 29
    VIA

    22A Traversing

    7
    145
  30. 30
    CAD

    112A Bounder

    7
    101
  31. 31
    WAN

    84A Ill-looking

    7
    85
  32. 32
    VASE

    54A Waterford purchase

    7
    64
  33. 33
    MICE

    17D Lab test subjects

    7
    58
  34. 34
    PITT

    53A Surname of two British P.M.'s

    7
    58
  35. 35
    CESAR

    57A Labor leader Chávez

    7
    45
  36. 36
    TATE

    7D British art museum

    6
    102
  37. 37
    IONIA

    33A Alexander the Great conquered it

    6
    94
  38. 38
    ANDY

    100D Red's pal in "The Shawshank Redemption"

    6
    93
  39. 39
    ALGA

    12A Pond organism

    6
    92
  40. 40
    PEEN

    92A Claw alternative

    5
    69
  41. 41
    YAKS

    18D Asian bovines

    5
    47
  42. 42
    MASK

    113A Umpire's wear

    5
    33
  43. 43
    PAOLO

    85A Renaissance painter Uccello

    5
    22
  44. 44
    SNEAD

    119A Golfer who said "Never concede a putt"

    4
    66
  45. 45
    BLUE

    52A Picasso's ___ Period, 1901-04

    4
    58
  46. 46
    PRAY

    105D Speak up?

    4
    44
  47. 47
    TALESE

    67D New Journalism pioneer Gay

    4
    36
  48. 48
    CASES

    51D Legal precedents

    4
    35
  49. 49
    MOUTH

    1A It's open for dinner

    4
    12
  50. 50
    METROS

    44D Urban railways

    4
    11
  51. 51
    IRES

    41D Furies

    3
    83
  52. 52
    TONTO

    115A Jay Silverheels role

    3
    65
  53. 53
    LIAM

    32D Writer O'Flaherty

    3
    61
  54. 54
    SUSHI

    19A Dish that may be served on a boat

    3
    52
  55. 55
    HIHO

    77A Old cracker brand

    3
    40
  56. 56
    UNITS

    97D Apartments, e.g.

    3
    38
  57. 57
    INKED

    33D Like final contracts

    3
    33
  58. 58
    PESCI

    53D Oscar winner for "GoodFellas"

    3
    33
  59. 59
    FOAM

    98A Fire extinguisher's output

    3
    30
  60. 60
    FEDORA

    114A Retro headgear

    3
    22
  61. 61
    SYDNEY

    118A 2000 Olympics locale

    3
    21
  62. 62
    ESSEN

    11D Ruhr industrial city

    2
    126
  63. 63
    SMU

    107D The Mustangs of the N.C.A.A.

    2
    62
  64. 64
    INDO

    66D ___-European

    2
    61
  65. 65
    PEPSI

    85D Product with a circular red, white and blue logo

    2
    55
  66. 66
    ELOISE

    31A Fictional Plaza Hotel resident

    2
    51
  67. 67
    FACT

    98D Undisputed point

    2
    48
  68. 68
    JAN

    96D Dean's 1960s singing partner

    2
    39
  69. 69
    OINKS

    65A "Old MacDonald Had a Farm" sounds

    2
    32
  70. 70
    BACK

    52D No longer on vacation

    2
    27
  71. 71
    STRIPE

    6A High ball, in pool

    2
    25
  72. 72
    BUNS

    69A Weenie roast needs

    2
    17
  73. 73
    TOASTY

    37D Comfortably warm

    2
    14
  74. 74
    EMINENT

    59D Highly respected

    1
    21
  75. 75
    BEIRUT

    101A Mideast hub

    1
    17
  76. 76
    GONGS

    60D Round percussion instruments

    1
    14
  77. 77
    WORLD

    94A Sci-fi author's creation

    1
    14
  78. 78
    ROBES

    71D Choir attire

    1
    13
  79. 79
    CODER

    63D Enigma machine, e.g.

    1
    12
  80. 80
    DRUID

    74D Celtic priest of old

    1
    12
  81. 81
    PORTO

    48A Brazil's ___ Alegre

    1
    11
  82. 82
    DRAINS

    55A Empties

    1
    10
  83. 83
    AMNESIAC

    106A Jason Bourne, in the Bourne series

    1
    8
  84. 84
    COSTCO

    63A Sam's Club rival

    1
    7
  85. 85
    DELTACO debut

    35D Mexican-style fast-food chain

    1
    6
  86. 86
    PURPOSE

    10D Determination

    1
    5
  87. 87
    LONI

    13D Actress Anderson

    0
    63
  88. 88
    HEEP

    82D Villainous Uriah

    0
    23
  89. 89
    MALAWI

    64D Nyasaland, nowadays

    0
    17
  90. 90
    PERSIA

    28A Alexander the Great conquered it

    0
    17
  91. 91
    UNES

    117A Quelques-___ (some: Fr.)

    0
    15
  92. 92
    HIKES

    5D Raises

    0
    12
  93. 93
    SHEB

    6D C&W singer Wooley

    0
    12
  94. 94
    SOPHIE

    26D Meryl Streep title role

    0
    11
  95. 95
    LUNGS

    72A Subjects of pneumography

    0
    10
  96. 96
    JULEPS

    96A Kentucky Derby drinks

    0
    9
  97. 97
    MACED

    45A Given an eyeful, you might say

    0
    8
  98. 98
    TREELINE

    81D Timberland limit

    0
    8
  99. 99
    AMINES

    68A Nitrogen compounds

    0
    7
  100. 100
    AMERICANPIE

    50A 1971 album dedicated to Buddy Holly

    0
    6
  101. 101
    FREEBEE

    27A Good for nothing?: Var.

    0
    6
  102. 102
    APPLETON

    80D Wisconsin home of Lawrence University

    0
    5
  103. 103
    MIRV

    36A Weapon with many warheads

    0
    5
  104. 104
    AIRHOSE debut

    91A Engine attachment

    0
    4
  105. 105
    EMPANEL

    103A Fill a box, say

    0
    4
  106. 106
    HOMEGAME

    90D Match played at the local arena

    0
    4
  107. 107
    INTHEMAIN

    89A By and large

    0
    4
  108. 108
    ONTHETAKE

    47A Accepting bribes

    0
    4
  109. 109
    ROMULAN

    58D Pointy-eared "Star Trek" character

    0
    4
  110. 110
    RUFFS

    95D Elizabethan collars

    0
    4
  111. 111
    USEFORCE

    3D Pursue violent options

    0
    4
  112. 112
    DRISTAN

    42D Antihistamine brand

    0
    3
  113. 113
    GREATAUNT

    14D Social reformer Margaret Fuller, to Buckminster Fuller

    0
    3
  114. 114
    HAIKUS debut

    20A Three-line poems

    0
    3
  115. 115
    TOMCATS debut

    67A Womanizers, slangily

    0
    3
  116. 116
    TRADEINS

    70A Cars that go toward other cars

    0
    3
  117. 117
    ASKSAROUND

    12D Gets several views

    0
    2
  118. 118
    COMEONS debut

    57D Inducements

    0
    2
  119. 119
    DUCHIES debut

    87A Bavaria and others, once

    0
    2
  120. 120
    KNEESOCK

    25A It covers a lot of leg

    0
    2
  121. 121
    REGISTRY

    58A Bridal wish list

    0
    2
  122. 122
    YOURHONOR

    61D Term for a judge

    0
    2
  123. 123
    ALPHACHIRHO debut

    79D Group formed at Trinity College in 1895

    0
    1
  124. 124
    AMPHIBIAN debut

    86D Semiterrestrial organism

    0
    1
  125. 125
    BAILIWICKS debut

    69D Areas of expertise

    0
    1
  126. 126
    BETATHETAPI debut

    39D Group formed at Miami University in 1839

    0
    1
  127. 127
    DALTREY debut

    87D The Who's lead singer

    0
    1
  128. 128
    DIVINES debut

    46D Figures out intuitively

    0
    1
  129. 129
    FRATERNITIES debut

    108A Four groups found in this puzzle

    0
    1
  130. 130
    GREEKLETTERS debut

    23A Contents of four answers found in this puzzle

    0
    1
  131. 131
    MOMONEY debut

    64A 1992 Damon Wayans comedy

    0
    1
  132. 132
    OMEGAPSIPHI debut

    93A Group formed at Howard University in 1911

    0
    1
  133. 133
    OUTACTS debut

    43D Steals the show from, say

    0
    1
  134. 134
    PRINCEDOM debut

    40A Monaco is one

    0
    1
  135. 135
    RALPHABERNATHY debut

    78A Co-organizer of the Montgomery bus boycott, 1955

    0
    1
  136. 136
    RIPPLIEST debut

    29D Most corrugated

    0
    1
  137. 137
    TAUDELTAPHI debut

    34A Group formed at C.C.N.Y. in 1910

    0
    1
  138. 138
    THERIVER debut

    4D 1980 double album by Springsteen

    0
    1
  139. 139
    TIBETANS debut

    37A Roof of the World natives

    0
    1
  140. 140
    WARDED debut

    73A Fended (off)

    0
    1