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Sunday · 138 answers · 17 debuts

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

  1. 1
    TSA

    109D "Your safety is our priority" org.

    53
    189
  2. 2
    ONO

    61D Well-known Tokyo-born singer

    49
    326
  3. 3
    ERIE

    82A Losing tribe in the Beaver Wars

    48
    510
  4. 4
    EON

    121D Big stretch?

    43
    343
  5. 5
    ECO

    83D Prefix with warrior

    42
    370
  6. 6
    ART

    74D Canvases, say

    40
    384
  7. 7
    USA

    40A Letters on an Olympics jersey

    40
    261
  8. 8
    TEN

    115D "Taps" hour

    39
    369
  9. 9
    ACRE

    27D Part of a plot

    38
    328
  10. 10
    ARI

    119D Actress Graynor

    36
    378
  11. 11
    NOR

    94D Neighbor of Swe.

    33
    332
  12. 12
    EROS

    62A Libido

    28
    321
  13. 13
    ANNE

    79A Author McCaffrey

    26
    283
  14. 14
    ONTO

    60A "I'm ___ you!"

    26
    244
  15. 15
    ABBA

    111A Alphabetically first inductee in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

    25
    192
  16. 16
    ROT

    54A Spoilage

    20
    214
  17. 17
    IGOR

    110A Stereotypical lab assistant's name

    20
    207
  18. 18
    HOT

    96A On a roll

    18
    134
  19. 19
    OFT

    58D Frequently, in brief

    15
    113
  20. 20
    TESLA

    43D Rock band with an inventor's name

    14
    144
  21. 21
    NUT

    23D Bit in trail mix

    14
    112
  22. 22
    ISM

    67D School: Suffix

    13
    145
  23. 23
    TUT

    11D When repeated, an admonishment

    12
    120
  24. 24
    FEN

    36D Squishy place

    12
    79
  25. 25
    REED

    85A Crumhorn, e.g.

    11
    187
  26. 26
    PET

    87A Dearie

    10
    149
  27. 27
    THEE

    5D What you used to be?

    10
    91
  28. 28
    LORE

    32D Stuff of legends

    9
    130
  29. 29
    TILE

    28A 8-point X, e.g.

    9
    114
  30. 30
    MATS

    127A Gym gear

    9
    57
  31. 31
    TASTE

    38D Art collector's asset

    8
    117
  32. 32
    TAC

    59A One-third of a game win

    8
    90
  33. 33
    PLAN

    75A Insurer's offering

    7
    102
  34. 34
    SER

    64D Talk to the flock: Abbr.

    7
    100
  35. 35
    ALMS

    1A Charitable contributions

    7
    67
  36. 36
    BABA

    101A ___ ghanouj

    7
    66
  37. 37
    ASTROS

    104D Texas nine

    7
    36
  38. 38
    SANAA

    21D World capital almost 1 1/2 miles above sea level

    7
    31
  39. 39
    OGRES

    106D Meanies

    6
    67
  40. 40
    TBSP

    108D 0.5 fl. oz.

    6
    55
  41. 41
    OHSO

    124A Emphatically

    6
    37
  42. 42
    ONT

    12D Mich. neighbor

    5
    144
  43. 43
    LOA

    65D Mau ___ (forever, in Hawaii)

    5
    99
  44. 44
    TOGAS

    109A "Life of Brian" outfits

    5
    50
  45. 45
    INNIE

    15D Hole just above a belt

    5
    43
  46. 46
    COMP

    57D Give for free

    5
    29
  47. 47
    EDO

    13D Capital until 1868

    4
    94
  48. 48
    ORNATE

    42A Busy

    4
    63
  49. 49
    LOEB

    95D Trial of the Century defendant

    4
    48
  50. 50
    CTA

    9D L overseer

    4
    35
  51. 51
    NENA

    53A "99 Luftballons" hit-maker of 1984

    4
    30
  52. 52
    ARA

    77D The Altar

    3
    181
  53. 53
    ROUE

    90D Smooth operator

    3
    75
  54. 54
    TAL

    8D 1960s chess champion Mikhail

    3
    61
  55. 55
    ARG

    7D The Iguazu Riv. forms part of its border

    3
    51
  56. 56
    BACH

    18A One of the Three B's

    3
    43
  57. 57
    AGATHA

    102D Annual award for mystery writers

    3
    26
  58. 58
    TOROS

    70A Participants in an annual run

    3
    22
  59. 59
    KGS

    120D Metric weights: Abbr.

    3
    12
  60. 60
    SSS

    41D Snake's warning

    2
    167
  61. 61
    IRT

    116D N.Y.C. subway line

    2
    70
  62. 62
    NICHE

    78D Recess

    2
    47
  63. 63
    JOT

    52D Scribble

    2
    46
  64. 64
    ODOM

    20D N.B.A. star nicknamed the Candy Man

    2
    31
  65. 65
    TREO

    91D Early smartphone

    2
    17
  66. 66
    UPSTART

    112A Arriviste

    2
    10
  67. 67
    EDA

    84A Psychologist LeShan

    1
    61
  68. 68
    LEANTO

    35D "Lost" shelter

    1
    45
  69. 69
    SAKI

    63D "The Open Window" story writer

    1
    45
  70. 70
    ASSENTS

    125A Nods

    1
    24
  71. 71
    ABOARD

    1D "All ___!"

    1
    22
  72. 72
    ANACONDA

    46D Tropical menace

    1
    21
  73. 73
    NOONS

    107D Common times for duels

    1
    20
  74. 74
    DISNEY

    126A Radio ___

    1
    15
  75. 75
    BAREST

    103D Most meager

    1
    10
  76. 76
    PANARAB

    44A Like Nasser's movement

    1
    10
  77. 77
    CROATIAN

    114A Split personality?

    1
    5
  78. 78
    POPDUO

    72D Hall & Oates, e.g.

    1
    5
  79. 79
    CCELL debut

    16D Flashlight battery

    1
    4
  80. 80
    YOUTOO debut

    97A "I'm not the only one?"

    1
    4
  81. 81
    UNPOTS debut

    34D Begins to transplant

    1
    2
  82. 82
    UAR

    51D Bygone geographical inits.

    0
    89
  83. 83
    AES

    117D 1950s political inits.

    0
    62
  84. 84
    PLAY

    113D Bit of theatrics

    0
    46
  85. 85
    JON

    52A "Mad Men" actor Hamm

    0
    42
  86. 86
    ELD

    80A Antiquity, quaintly

    0
    39
  87. 87
    ABEAM

    68A Sideways on a ship

    0
    38
  88. 88
    DALY

    37A Golfer John

    0
    28
  89. 89
    DICTA

    105D Mandates

    0
    28
  90. 90
    ERESTU

    73D 1974 top 10 hit whose title means "You Are"

    0
    27
  91. 91
    DINT

    33D Effort

    0
    26
  92. 92
    LENORE

    95A Poe's "rare and radiant maiden"

    0
    25
  93. 93
    KEYED

    17D Worked (up)

    0
    24
  94. 94
    STAC

    55A Short and detached, in mus.

    0
    18
  95. 95
    OLAND

    98D "Shanghai Express" actor

    0
    16
  96. 96
    HORATIO

    19A Friend of Hamlet

    0
    14
  97. 97
    RIANT

    29A Laughing

    0
    13
  98. 98
    BEEBE

    69D Former Buffalo Bills great Don

    0
    10
  99. 99
    STRANDS

    93A Leaves high and dry

    0
    10
  100. 100
    HONCHO

    6D Big gun

    0
    9
  101. 101
    ATTORNEY

    24A Firm part

    0
    8
  102. 102
    LATVIA

    2D 8-Down's home

    0
    8
  103. 103
    MORRIE debut

    81A Mitch Albom title person

    0
    7
  104. 104
    RANEES

    39A Asian royalty

    0
    7
  105. 105
    THATCH

    5A Bungalow roof

    0
    7
  106. 106
    PERGOLA

    123A Vine-covered colonnade

    0
    6
  107. 107
    SUNDANCE

    21A Film festival name since 1990

    0
    6
  108. 108
    SCOTTO

    56A Diva Renata

    0
    5
  109. 109
    TOAN

    26A "___ Athlete Dying Young" (A. E. Housman poem)

    0
    5
  110. 110
    BACKSEAT

    47D Roadster's lack

    0
    4
  111. 111
    LEBEAU

    76D Coach Dick in the N.F.L. Hall of Fame

    0
    4
  112. 112
    NTUPLE

    100D Mathematical sequence of unknown length

    0
    4
  113. 113
    TOEPICK

    11A Part of an ice skater's shoe

    0
    4
  114. 114
    TOROID

    38A Doughnut shape

    0
    4
  115. 115
    ADENI

    66A Arabian Peninsula native

    0
    3
  116. 116
    ATBOTTOM

    92D Basically

    0
    3
  117. 117
    DAYTRADE

    86D Do some quick market work

    0
    3
  118. 118
    HINTEDAT

    10D Alluded to

    0
    3
  119. 119
    MCBEAL debut

    3D TV character with dancing baby hallucinations

    0
    3
  120. 120
    OROZCO

    31D "The Epic of American Civilization" muralist

    0
    3
  121. 121
    PARTISAN

    14D Like politics, by nature

    0
    3
  122. 122
    AVENUEC

    25A Street bordering New York's Stuyvesant Town

    0
    2
  123. 123
    RETURNER

    45D Football special teams player

    0
    2
  124. 124
    RONDELET

    49D Seven-line poem

    0
    2
  125. 125
    TENDERED

    122A Offered in payment

    0
    2
  126. 126
    UNSTATED

    89D Tacit

    0
    2
  127. 127
    ATTENDER debut

    50D One who's all there?

    0
    1
  128. 128
    BURTBACCARAT debut

    88A Card game played Reynolds's way?

    0
    1
  129. 129
    CRAPSSUZETTE debut

    48A Game played with dice set on fire?

    0
    1
  130. 130
    CROAKERS debut

    48D Frogs

    0
    1
  131. 131
    DONTROULETTEOUT debut

    105A "Please consider playing the wheel again"?

    0
    1
  132. 132
    HOLDEMCAULFIELD debut

    30A J. D. Salinger character's favorite game?

    0
    1
  133. 133
    KENOSPEAKER debut

    71A Relative of a bingo caller?

    0
    1
  134. 134
    OTBINENGLAND debut

    22A London-based place to play the ponies?

    0
    1
  135. 135
    SHINNYUP debut

    4D Climb, as a rope

    0
    1
  136. 136
    SLOTSOFLUCK debut

    64A One-armed bandits?

    0
    1
  137. 137
    STAKEPLATTER debut

    118A Pot with a pile of chips?

    0
    1
  138. 138
    SUEANE debut

    99A Actress Langdon

    0
    1