← Fill Atlas

Tuesday · 70 answers · 6 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ANTE

    22D Amount of money that can be raised?

    45
    461
  2. 2
    ADA

    48D Org. that promotes sugarless gum

    27
    270
  3. 3
    GEL

    29A Alberto VO5 product

    26
    185
  4. 4
    ELK

    27D Yellowstone roamer

    25
    207
  5. 5
    ODD

    4D Weird

    24
    209
  6. 6
    MIA

    47A Lost soldier, briefly

    21
    209
  7. 7
    SNAP

    50D Jacket fastener

    20
    204
  8. 8
    EGAD

    25D "Zounds!"

    18
    203
  9. 9
    ATRIA

    38D Open-air lobbies

    15
    139
  10. 10
    ISM

    37A Belief system

    13
    145
  11. 11
    CASE

    35D Lawyer's assignment

    13
    108
  12. 12
    PENS

    3D Waterman products

    13
    84
  13. 13
    REIN

    21D Restraint

    12
    147
  14. 14
    AGOG

    9D Spellbound

    12
    143
  15. 15
    TECH

    33D Lab ___

    12
    101
  16. 16
    GET

    54D Acquire

    11
    118
  17. 17
    RELY

    26D Depend (on)

    11
    114
  18. 18
    MIT

    34D Alex Doonesbury's school, for short

    9
    84
  19. 19
    DASH

    30D --

    9
    69
  20. 20
    HAR

    55D Raucous laugh syllable

    7
    73
  21. 21
    RAMA

    49D Blue-skinned deity

    6
    61
  22. 22
    FOO

    5D ___ dog (Chinese breed)

    6
    35
  23. 23
    IVS

    53D Hosp. hookups

    5
    55
  24. 24
    CRAW

    7A Stick in one's ___

    5
    45
  25. 25
    LOSES

    16D Comes up short, say

    5
    37
  26. 26
    HAVE

    24D "What will you ___?"

    4
    68
  27. 27
    FUN

    6D Playfulness

    4
    51
  28. 28
    STRESS

    59A Emphasize

    4
    49
  29. 29
    MANET

    34A "Olympia" artist

    4
    45
  30. 30
    AEGIS

    13A Protection

    4
    40
  31. 31
    FURS

    17A Heavy coats

    4
    19
  32. 32
    ASITIS

    28A "Given the situation ..."

    4
    15
  33. 33
    FLO

    19A Rapper ___ Rida

    3
    74
  34. 34
    SES

    14D His or her: Fr.

    3
    62
  35. 35
    ABBY

    51A "Dear" columnist

    3
    30
  36. 36
    STALK

    32A Support for an ear of corn

    3
    29
  37. 37
    AMATI

    56A Family name in early violin-making

    2
    81
  38. 38
    POSIT

    20D Suggest

    2
    38
  39. 39
    TAHITI

    12D Captain Cook landfall of April 1769

    2
    37
  40. 40
    ARABIC

    38A Like 10, but not X

    2
    34
  41. 41
    INAROW

    2D Aligned

    2
    18
  42. 42
    TAFFY

    11D Chewy confection

    2
    13
  43. 43
    AENEID

    42D Classic tale in dactylic hexameter

    1
    34
  44. 44
    ARSENIO

    48A Hall providing entertainment

    1
    17
  45. 45
    COMEDY

    35A See 30-Across

    1
    9
  46. 46
    EMBEDS

    43D Some Iraq war reporters

    1
    8
  47. 47
    TIPOFF

    1A Telltale sign

    1
    7
  48. 48
    DIVINE

    30A With 35-Across, source of 15-/23-Across

    1
    5
  49. 49
    AIRE

    51D Suffix with Frigid-

    0
    76
  50. 50
    WIPE

    10D Cinematic scene-changer

    0
    30
  51. 51
    REHASH

    8D Go over and over, as arguments

    0
    25
  52. 52
    GHETTO

    41D ___ blaster

    0
    23
  53. 53
    RESOLE

    39D Fix, as a boot

    0
    22
  54. 54
    APOD

    58A Like two peas in ___

    0
    18
  55. 55
    INME

    31D "I didn't know I had it ___!"

    0
    11
  56. 56
    EVEARDEN

    57A "Our Miss Brooks" star of 1950s TV

    0
    8
  57. 57
    OBOL

    36D Silver coin of ancient Greece

    0
    8
  58. 58
    PRAISES

    20A Says "Nice job!" to

    0
    6
  59. 59
    CALMER

    7D Not so stormy

    0
    5
  60. 60
    HERSELF

    46A "England hath long been mad, and scarr'd ___": Richmond in "King Richard III"

    0
    4
  61. 61
    LAYIN

    45D Store, as supplies

    0
    4
  62. 62
    HOMAGES debut

    18A Respectful acts

    0
    3
  63. 63
    TUBULE

    1D Tiny biological channel, as in the kidney

    0
    3
  64. 64
    TUNEDOUT

    11A Paid no attention to

    0
    3
  65. 65
    DANTEALIGHIERI

    52A Creator of 30-/35-Across

    0
    2
  66. 66
    ABANDONALLHOPE debut

    15A With 23-Across, famous "opening" line

    0
    1
  67. 67
    LIBRES debut

    44D Cuba ___ (rum highballs)

    0
    1
  68. 68
    SMIFF debut

    32D Knucklehead ___, Paul Winchell dummy of old TV

    0
    1
  69. 69
    THEGATESOFHELL debut

    40A 15-/23-Across location

    0
    1
  70. 70
    YEWHOENTERHERE debut

    23A See 15-Across

    0
    1