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Sunday · 140 answers · 18 debuts

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

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    OLE

    69A World Cup cry

    54
    525
  2. 2
    ORE

    92D What's mined to keep?

    48
    581
  3. 3
    USE

    70A Service

    47
    356
  4. 4
    ELSE

    11A "Who ___?"

    43
    440
  5. 5
    EVE

    113D 1950 Anne Baxter title role

    34
    373
  6. 6
    TIE

    72A 50-50, e.g.

    34
    284
  7. 7
    ANTI

    29A Prefix with thesis

    32
    364
  8. 8
    RED

    84A Marxist, e.g.

    32
    278
  9. 9
    ESAU

    25A Uncle of Levi

    31
    245
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    OPS

    62A Special ___

    31
    179
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    LEI

    110D Bit of neckwear

    29
    310
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    AMI

    31D Confidant, peut-être

    29
    302
  13. 13
    EMU

    37A Bird with meat high in protein

    27
    295
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    GEL

    30D Cowlick tamer

    26
    185
  15. 15
    RAN

    65A Split

    25
    291
  16. 16
    LES

    114D Évian-___-Bains, France

    22
    270
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    OUR

    99A "___ House," 1970 Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young hit

    21
    160
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    URN

    86D Vessel in an alcove

    19
    244
  19. 19
    SEED

    109A Start

    17
    141
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    SLAP

    22A Response to freshness?

    17
    123
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    ISLA

    43D Española, e.g.

    17
    119
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    EAU

    14D Seine filler

    16
    203
  23. 23
    REC

    63A Cassette button abbr.

    15
    163
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    EGGS

    116A Future platypi

    15
    116
  25. 25
    AMO

    2D "Just ___!" ("Hold on!")

    13
    152
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    OPINE

    117A Offer one's thoughts

    13
    95
  27. 27
    LAY

    88D Not in the profession

    13
    90
  28. 28
    UGLI

    105A ___ fruit

    13
    86
  29. 29
    SNEER

    53D Disapproving look

    11
    139
  30. 30
    CEE

    82A Chess opening?

    10
    138
  31. 31
    NAIL

    33D Get exactly right

    10
    90
  32. 32
    LORE

    7D Old tales

    9
    130
  33. 33
    OLIN

    28D Swedish-born "Chocolat" actress

    9
    112
  34. 34
    AUDI

    75D German import

    9
    111
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    LIDS

    106A They may be flipped

    9
    52
  36. 36
    RENEE

    104D Dancer Jeanmaire

    8
    129
  37. 37
    LINE

    110A "Come here often?", e.g.

    8
    112
  38. 38
    BALI

    54A Indonesian vacation spot

    8
    104
  39. 39
    YESES

    122A Approvals

    8
    72
  40. 40
    SMASH

    13D Very successful

    8
    64
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    ORATOR

    93A Caesar, e.g.

    8
    53
  42. 42
    VIA

    83A Itinerary word

    7
    145
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    GTO

    34D 'Vette alternative

    7
    126
  44. 44
    EBBS

    15A Goes back

    7
    90
  45. 45
    HIC

    1D Boozehound's sound

    7
    73
  46. 46
    MOMA

    21A Sculpture garden setting in N.Y.C.

    7
    66
  47. 47
    VOL

    48A Cassette knob abbr.

    7
    55
  48. 48
    POTS

    87D Kitchenware

    7
    43
  49. 49
    CLE

    64A Key: Fr.

    6
    58
  50. 50
    TRUST

    60D Word in many bank names

    6
    28
  51. 51
    ATILT

    40A Not straight up

    5
    77
  52. 52
    GUS

    91D T. S. Eliot's "Theatre Cat"

    5
    59
  53. 53
    EROTIC

    36D Hot

    5
    51
  54. 54
    POSER

    57D Wannabe

    5
    42
  55. 55
    HAHAS

    1A Routine responses?

    5
    31
  56. 56
    RPI

    58D Alma mater of some engrs.

    4
    76
  57. 57
    NITE

    98A Commercial time of day

    4
    71
  58. 58
    INST

    120A Part of 58-Down: Abbr.

    4
    67
  59. 59
    ALIGN

    101D True

    4
    59
  60. 60
    CARR

    26A Author John Dickson ___

    4
    58
  61. 61
    GOP

    111D Herd of elephants?

    4
    51
  62. 62
    LUST

    80A "Love surfeits not, ___ like a glutton dies": Shak.

    4
    41
  63. 63
    CURSE

    8D What a mummy might have

    4
    29
  64. 64
    ROTINI

    84D Relative of fusilli

    4
    19
  65. 65
    ANYHOO

    71D "Moving on then ..."

    4
    15
  66. 66
    SAS

    47A Carrier in the Star Alliance

    3
    116
  67. 67
    DER

    10D "___ Kommissar" (1983 hit)

    3
    115
  68. 68
    EFT

    35D Little newt

    3
    73
  69. 69
    HAW

    49A Yokel's laugh

    3
    62
  70. 70
    NIE

    67D Not even once, in Nürnberg

    3
    62
  71. 71
    ETAIL

    102D Brick-and-mortar alternative

    3
    57
  72. 72
    ASPER

    4D On the say-so of

    3
    41
  73. 73
    AXL

    71A Rose who rose to fame in the 1980s

    3
    38
  74. 74
    TODAY

    81A Show expanded to four hours in 2007

    3
    38
  75. 75
    UPI

    112D Initials in news

    2
    95
  76. 76
    ENNE

    115A Kin of -ess or -trix

    2
    65
  77. 77
    ESTOP

    45A Block legally

    2
    64
  78. 78
    REEVE

    118A "Somewhere in Time" actor

    2
    54
  79. 79
    ELCID

    6A 1961 Charlton Heston/Sophia Loren film

    2
    51
  80. 80
    RVS

    79A Campers, for short

    2
    38
  81. 81
    ARLENE

    95D Dahl of "A Southern Yankee," 1948

    2
    33
  82. 82
    VAMP

    83D Seductress

    2
    22
  83. 83
    JOULE

    20A Unit of energy

    2
    15
  84. 84
    SHUTS

    85A Bars

    2
    14
  85. 85
    TOPPS

    50A Big name in trading cards

    2
    13
  86. 86
    OPUSES

    93D Sonatas and such

    2
    8
  87. 87
    NEER

    38A Not e'en once

    1
    100
  88. 88
    ARNE

    108D "Rule, Britannia" composer

    1
    93
  89. 89
    STER

    119A Suffix with prank

    1
    87
  90. 90
    ORTS

    28A Items at one's disposal?

    1
    52
  91. 91
    AENEID

    55D Famous 12-book story

    1
    34
  92. 92
    REES

    59D "Cheers" actor Roger

    1
    25
  93. 93
    PILED

    121A In a stack

    1
    21
  94. 94
    DIALECT

    56D Brooklynese, e.g.

    1
    9
  95. 95
    INVAIN

    68D For nothing

    1
    8
  96. 96
    PALLET

    52D What a forklift may lift

    1
    7
  97. 97
    SPRIGS

    18D Parsley parts

    1
    6
  98. 98
    WIDEST

    97D Most outspread

    1
    6
  99. 99
    EJECTED

    6D Bounced

    1
    5
  100. 100
    FREAKS

    41A Sideshow features

    1
    5
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    TUTEES

    24D Some pupils

    1
    5
  102. 102
    HISTORIC

    49D Not just noteworthy

    1
    4
  103. 103
    DIVIDED

    89D Made fractions ... or factions

    1
    3
  104. 104
    ILO

    9D Agcy. of the U.N.

    0
    56
  105. 105
    EMERIL

    11D "Bam!" man in the kitchen

    0
    40
  106. 106
    REGENT

    94D University V.I.P.

    0
    13
  107. 107
    TWOAM

    96A When daylight saving begins: Abbr.

    0
    13
  108. 108
    ONESEATER

    73A Small carriage

    0
    8
  109. 109
    RIVALS

    39D Play featuring Mrs. Malaprop, with "The"

    0
    6
  110. 110
    TOILETTE

    44D Demoiselle's dressing

    0
    6
  111. 111
    BARTOK

    17D Composer of "The Miraculous Mandarin"

    0
    5
  112. 112
    ELEMENTARY

    74D Simple

    0
    5
  113. 113
    IMUST debut

    19A Words of certainty

    0
    5
  114. 114
    ESCAPEPOD debut

    15D Way out in space

    0
    4
  115. 115
    HUMDRUM

    3D Prosaic

    0
    4
  116. 116
    NOODGES

    90D Pests

    0
    4
  117. 117
    EASTSIDER

    77D Resident of New York's Murray Hill, e.g.

    0
    3
  118. 118
    LOSTSTEAM

    12D Petered out

    0
    3
  119. 119
    NESTLINGS

    78D Batch that's hatched

    0
    3
  120. 120
    PICOTS

    51D Embroidery loops

    0
    3
  121. 121
    TAINTED

    107A Off

    0
    3
  122. 122
    VINROSE

    103A Grenache, for one

    0
    3
  123. 123
    BLANDA

    16D Football Hall-of-Famer George

    0
    2
  124. 124
    BRASCO debut

    54D Depp title role

    0
    2
  125. 125
    PLACIDOMINGO

    87A Singer who played Cyrano in "Cyrano de Bergerac"

    0
    2
  126. 126
    CASENSITIVE debut

    66A Like many an online password

    0
    1
  127. 127
    COMPUTERROR debut

    23A Technical trouble

    0
    1
  128. 128
    DAI debut

    56A Bao ___ (former Vietnamese emperor)

    0
    1
  129. 129
    DEDUCES debut

    27A Puts together

    0
    1
  130. 130
    ENGLISHEEPDOG debut

    32A Helper in herding

    0
    1
  131. 131
    GARRETT debut

    30A Actor/comic Brad

    0
    1
  132. 132
    GUARDIANGEL debut

    111A Protector

    0
    1
  133. 133
    LIMITEDITION debut

    42A Collectible book

    0
    1
  134. 134
    MCXC debut

    61D Year that Emperor Frederick I died

    0
    1
  135. 135
    PERSONALITYPE debut

    100A Introvert or extrovert

    0
    1
  136. 136
    PRIMERIDIAN debut

    57A Line in London

    0
    1
  137. 137
    SCIENCENTER debut

    76A It might have a theater and planetarium

    0
    1
  138. 138
    STUDENTAID debut

    5D Gift from the well-endowed

    0
    1
  139. 139
    SWERVES debut

    46D Sudden turns

    0
    1
  140. 140
    TREADMILL debut

    60A Symbol of a boring routine

    0
    1