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Sunday · 140 answers · 20 debuts

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

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    ERA

    7D Procter & Gamble laundry brand

    97
    791
  2. 2
    ALI

    120D Lighter of the Olympic flame in Atlanta

    49
    518
  3. 3
    TEE

    20D Casual top

    49
    395
  4. 4
    SEE

    30A Visit

    44
    430
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    RIO

    92D Kia model

    40
    315
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    IDLE

    83A Potentially going into screen saver mode

    30
    259
  7. 7
    AVE

    121D Constitution in D.C., e.g.

    28
    246
  8. 8
    ABBA

    4D "Chiquitita" group

    25
    192
  9. 9
    LSAT

    46D It includes a sect. of logic games

    25
    172
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    ETCH

    43A Outline clearly

    23
    174
  11. 11
    OED

    41D U.K. reference

    22
    141
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    ONUS

    85A Albatross

    21
    197
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    ITO

    50A "Was ___ blame?"

    20
    240
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    ADAM

    77D First of all?

    18
    265
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    COT

    28D "M*A*S*H" prop

    17
    128
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    POE

    89D "Eldorado" poet

    15
    154
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    MOP

    116D Swab

    15
    104
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    HOP

    101D Jump #1 in a triple jump

    15
    102
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    SAL

    81A Narrator in Kerouac's "On the Road"

    14
    221
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    LOLA

    33A The "her" in the lyric "I met her in a club down in old Soho"

    14
    131
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    NON

    63A Vote in Versailles

    13
    143
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    TSO

    32D General on a menu

    13
    88
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    RAW

    39D Like some emotions

    12
    139
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    SEN

    18D D.C. V.I.P.

    11
    184
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    EATS

    65A Chow

    11
    166
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    OPEC

    117D Its HQ are in Austria, which isn't a member

    11
    143
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    AMY

    40D Funnywoman Sedaris

    11
    136
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    OCTET

    70D Maids a-milking in a Christmas song, e.g.

    11
    87
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    PETS

    79D Strokes

    11
    86
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    SERTA

    109D Sealy competitor

    11
    82
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    NERD

    13D Brainiac's put-down

    10
    159
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    EZRA

    107A Book after Chronicles

    10
    139
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    WED

    123D Hitch up with

    10
    115
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    REACT

    27A Flinch, say

    10
    67
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    OSSO

    98A ___ buco

    10
    64
  36. 36
    MAUI

    48A Where Haiku is

    8
    52
  37. 37
    IPASS

    113A Bridge declaration

    7
    54
  38. 38
    SYS

    86D ___ admin

    6
    79
  39. 39
    PESOS

    35A Change south of the border

    6
    63
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    CART

    103D Haul

    6
    60
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    EVENSO

    73D Be that as it may

    6
    38
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    LEDON

    6A Beguiled, maybe

    6
    31
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    PLIE

    78D Bend for Baryshnikov

    5
    88
  44. 44
    DARN

    29A Tend to a hole

    5
    74
  45. 45
    ASSAY

    110D Evaluate

    5
    68
  46. 46
    RTS

    67D N.F.L. linemen: Abbr.

    5
    68
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    TORN

    91A Unable to decide

    5
    67
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    SHAW

    114D Only man to win both a Nobel Prize and an Oscar

    5
    62
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    REID

    59A Frist's successor as Senate majority leader

    5
    52
  50. 50
    KATY

    31A S-s-s-subject of a 1918 hit song

    5
    25
  51. 51
    OGEE

    9D S-curve

    4
    100
  52. 52
    IND

    90A Ky. neighbor

    4
    99
  53. 53
    AXES

    111A Eighty-sixes

    4
    72
  54. 54
    IPSO

    118D ___ facto

    4
    69
  55. 55
    DOTE

    47A Pour on the love

    4
    66
  56. 56
    SWEDE

    128A Any member of 4-Down

    4
    61
  57. 57
    SOIREE

    15D Big do

    4
    36
  58. 58
    SWIT

    112D Houlihan player on TV

    4
    32
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    TOASTS

    102D Parts of many celebrations

    4
    16
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    ELAL

    58A Carrier whose name means "skyward"

    3
    197
  61. 61
    ARA

    34D Coach Parseghian

    3
    181
  62. 62
    CSA

    108A Group defeated in '65

    3
    98
  63. 63
    WILD

    5D Natural

    3
    28
  64. 64
    TAMES

    125A Calms

    3
    27
  65. 65
    SOCAL

    104A San Diego's region, for short

    3
    21
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    YAWS

    93A Doesn't quite go straight

    3
    14
  67. 67
    HOLMES

    97A "The Five Orange Pips" sleuth

    3
    8
  68. 68
    OHH debut

    88D Cry from one who just got the joke

    3
    6
  69. 69
    OMOO

    106A Melville work

    2
    98
  70. 70
    EUR

    71D It borders the Atl.

    2
    83
  71. 71
    MACAW

    1A Colorful bird

    2
    45
  72. 72
    PESETA

    126A Pre-euro coin

    2
    42
  73. 73
    CREEP

    108D Skeevy sort

    2
    35
  74. 74
    ICEMAN

    61D Nickname for Björn Borg

    2
    30
  75. 75
    INTACT

    54D Whole

    2
    24
  76. 76
    AYLA

    45D "The Clan of the Cave Bear" heroine

    2
    17
  77. 77
    MIDIS

    1D Not-quite-ankle-length skirts

    2
    17
  78. 78
    PELICAN

    72A Piscivorous flier

    2
    16
  79. 79
    STOLID

    56A Not easily stirred

    2
    15
  80. 80
    TENSER

    84A Less mellow

    2
    13
  81. 81
    ENC

    60D S.A.S.E., e.g.

    1
    74
  82. 82
    SAKI

    24D "The Open Window" writer

    1
    45
  83. 83
    CAUSE

    3D Free Tibet, e.g.

    1
    33
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    WIZ

    95D Michael Jackson film, with "The"

    1
    32
  85. 85
    JED

    119D One of the Beverly Hillbillies

    1
    27
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    SALAAM

    44A Greeting of respect

    1
    21
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    AWESOME

    94D "Like, totally cool!"

    1
    19
  88. 88
    INABIT

    19A Shortly

    1
    16
  89. 89
    AHEAP

    14D Oodles

    1
    15
  90. 90
    GROIN

    52D Common place for a pull

    1
    13
  91. 91
    ANOTE

    2D Make ___ of

    1
    12
  92. 92
    NOSALT

    10D Dietary restriction

    1
    12
  93. 93
    API

    12D Bee: Prefix

    1
    10
  94. 94
    DISASTER

    127A Big snafu

    1
    8
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    ARMOIRES

    115A Wardrobes

    1
    5
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    YOPLAIT debut

    87A International food company based in Paris

    1
    3
  97. 97
    SWEE

    44D ___' Pea

    0
    33
  98. 98
    DIKE

    53A Dutch construction

    0
    28
  99. 99
    AVANTI

    80A "Onward!," in Italy

    0
    19
  100. 100
    SHIELD

    64A Bulwark

    0
    17
  101. 101
    COPAY

    129A Insurance holder's burden

    0
    14
  102. 102
    ITSADEAL

    26A "You're on!"

    0
    14
  103. 103
    PAPP

    76A Founder of New York's Public Theater

    0
    12
  104. 104
    STRASSE

    96D German street

    0
    12
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    OAXACA

    99D Mexican state south of Veracruz

    0
    11
  106. 106
    SHODDY

    37D Substandard

    0
    11
  107. 107
    ASO

    17D Japanese volcano

    0
    10
  108. 108
    CLAIROL

    66D Hair care brand since 1931

    0
    10
  109. 109
    LENTS

    105D Fast times?

    0
    10
  110. 110
    PATIOS

    72D House add-ons

    0
    9
  111. 111
    TIREIRON

    25A Lever in a trunk

    0
    8
  112. 112
    AREGO

    21A "All systems ___"

    0
    7
  113. 113
    DESILU

    62D Big production company in 1950s-'60s TV

    0
    7
  114. 114
    ELECTIVE

    124A Music Appreciation 101, perhaps

    0
    6
  115. 115
    CONCERTO

    66A One of two by Liszt

    0
    5
  116. 116
    ITHOT

    49D "Some Like ___"

    0
    5
  117. 117
    OCTILE

    36D 45-degree wedge

    0
    5
  118. 118
    LAPLAND

    6D Santa's traditional home, to some

    0
    4
  119. 119
    TORK

    82A The blond Monkee

    0
    4
  120. 120
    APEHOUSE debut

    22A Zoo home for gibbons

    0
    3
  121. 121
    WONKY debut

    68D Knowledgeable on arcane details of a subject

    0
    3
  122. 122
    CATTLEMEN

    11D Ones promoting brand awareness?

    0
    2
  123. 123
    JAPANWAX

    119A Ingredient in furniture polishes

    0
    2
  124. 124
    OILSPILLS debut

    57D Makes drugs easier to swallow?

    0
    2
  125. 125
    SUSSOUT debut

    42D Solve, in British slang

    0
    2
  126. 126
    WYSIWYG

    51A Word-processing acronym

    0
    2
  127. 127
    CANASTAS debut

    11A Seven-card melds

    0
    1
  128. 128
    DECRYPT debut

    8D Crack, in a way

    0
    1
  129. 129
    DOUBLESPACES debut

    23A Goes from walk to trot and trot to gallop?

    0
    1
  130. 130
    KOOKOO debut

    55D Gold-certified debut album of Debbie Harry

    0
    1
  131. 131
    LANDSCAPES debut

    74D Manages to grab some bullfight attire?

    0
    1
  132. 132
    LIGHTSWITCHES debut

    100A Illuminates a Halloween display?

    0
    1
  133. 133
    MISCOUNT debut

    75A Election problem

    0
    1
  134. 134
    POLICESTAKEOUTS debut

    69A Monitors food orders to go?

    0
    1
  135. 135
    SHOWSTOPPERS debut

    122A Puts hats on display?

    0
    1
  136. 136
    SONGMIXER debut

    81D Recording engineer, sometimes

    0
    1
  137. 137
    TAILSPINS debut

    38D Closely follows secret banking information?

    0
    1
  138. 138
    TRAINSPOTTERS debut

    38A Teaches a ceramics class?

    0
    1
  139. 139
    TURNSTILES debut

    16D Prepares to play Scrabble?

    0
    1
  140. 140
    WOOLSEY debut

    68A James who was C.I.A. director under Clinton

    0
    1