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Sunday · 170 answers · 22 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ONO

    141D Lennon's lady

    49
    326
  2. 2
    EMO

    14D Comic Philips

    43
    256
  3. 3
    ISLE

    118D Castaway's locale

    31
    316
  4. 4
    ANNE

    107D One of the Brontës

    26
    283
  5. 5
    OPERA

    50D Lincoln Center production

    26
    247
  6. 6
    ELK

    145D Forest game

    25
    207
  7. 7
    ATIT

    4D Haggling

    23
    197
  8. 8
    ASHE

    130D 1968 U.S. Open champ

    22
    275
  9. 9
    SAG

    106A Slump

    22
    191
  10. 10
    ACES

    56D Crackerjacks

    20
    211
  11. 11
    SNAP

    106D [Just like that!]

    20
    204
  12. 12
    AVA

    8D Actress Gardner

    19
    229
  13. 13
    REO

    131A Flying Cloud, e.g.

    18
    196
  14. 14
    ETTU

    112D Classic rebuke

    16
    191
  15. 15
    CPR

    85D E.M.T.'s training

    16
    84
  16. 16
    HEE

    148D Laugh part

    15
    102
  17. 17
    DAM

    7D Glen Canyon ___

    14
    132
  18. 18
    GAP

    55A Breach

    13
    131
  19. 19
    NAME

    133A Dub

    13
    124
  20. 20
    SEN

    147D Clinton or Obama, once: Abbr.

    11
    184
  21. 21
    MOE

    104A Duff Beer vendor

    11
    149
  22. 22
    ICED

    88A Like many cakes

    11
    106
  23. 23
    SIAM

    23A Rama's kingdom

    11
    91
  24. 24
    ALIA

    101D Jordan's Queen ___ International Airport

    10
    108
  25. 25
    ILE

    138D Suffix with vir-

    9
    234
  26. 26
    TALL

    100D Towering

    9
    89
  27. 27
    TOTEM

    123A Heads outside together?

    9
    75
  28. 28
    EWER

    136D Pitcher

    8
    146
  29. 29
    ESAI

    62D Actor Morales

    8
    128
  30. 30
    SGT

    44A Driller?: Abbr.

    8
    117
  31. 31
    GAPE

    129D Hang open

    8
    54
  32. 32
    MUG

    45A Kisser

    8
    43
  33. 33
    LIRA

    91A Bygone European capital

    7
    136
  34. 34
    WES

    39D Director Anderson

    7
    113
  35. 35
    HAR

    84D Laugh part

    7
    73
  36. 36
    AVIA

    22A Big name in athletic footwear

    7
    66
  37. 37
    VERA

    49A Wang of fashion

    7
    65
  38. 38
    DIANE

    12D Steak ___

    7
    62
  39. 39
    ERST

    80A Once, in the past

    6
    155
  40. 40
    TAJ

    100A Atlantic City locale, with "the"

    6
    81
  41. 41
    HOW

    33A ___-to

    6
    54
  42. 42
    YOM

    34A ___ Kippur

    6
    27
  43. 43
    YDS

    20D Football meas.

    5
    125
  44. 44
    TETRA

    73D Aquarium fish

    5
    106
  45. 45
    MEA

    78A Pliny possessive

    5
    100
  46. 46
    DAHL

    7A Author Roald

    5
    73
  47. 47
    ADZE

    11A Shop dresser

    5
    53
  48. 48
    LYES

    54A Basic solutions

    5
    48
  49. 49
    HINDU

    9D Dharma follower

    5
    35
  50. 50
    ONTAPE

    1A Not live

    5
    35
  51. 51
    PLOY

    92A Subterfuge

    5
    32
  52. 52
    VIBE

    52D Feeling

    5
    27
  53. 53
    LAYERS

    10D Tiramisu features

    5
    14
  54. 54
    ASI

    37A "___ said ..."

    4
    130
  55. 55
    NURSE

    65D "Grey's Anatomy" extra

    4
    55
  56. 56
    PEPE

    43D Amorous skunk in cartoons

    4
    53
  57. 57
    ZAG

    13D Veer back

    4
    50
  58. 58
    SONATA

    97D Beethoven's "Appassionata," e.g.

    4
    38
  59. 59
    SKIER

    76D One getting a lift?

    4
    26
  60. 60
    GSUIT

    105A Spaceship attire

    4
    20
  61. 61
    ENERO

    6D Juan's January

    3
    137
  62. 62
    NIE

    139D Never: Ger.

    3
    62
  63. 63
    DOME

    113D Observatory feature

    3
    50
  64. 64
    LOGIC

    126D Need for KenKen

    3
    38
  65. 65
    CARTE

    127D Bistro offering

    3
    36
  66. 66
    OBS

    1D Delivery people, briefly

    3
    35
  67. 67
    ONESTAR

    154A Commodore's insignia

    3
    22
  68. 68
    OPHELIA

    149A To whom Hamlet says "Get thee to a nunnery"

    3
    19
  69. 69
    MISHAP

    99D Fender bender, e.g.

    3
    17
  70. 70
    BIOME

    58D Tundra or wetland

    3
    16
  71. 71
    ASICS

    69D Big name in athletic footwear

    3
    15
  72. 72
    GSIX debut

    108D E.U. group

    3
    6
  73. 73
    DIO

    144D Italian God

    2
    33
  74. 74
    JESSE

    93A Track star Owens

    2
    32
  75. 75
    ASSORT

    11D Catalog

    2
    31
  76. 76
    STRIPE

    25A Feature of some pool balls

    2
    25
  77. 77
    HOV

    33D Kind of lane

    2
    20
  78. 78
    HEROIC

    16D Kind of couplet for Chaucer

    2
    15
  79. 79
    ARIGATO

    121D Japanese "thanks"

    2
    11
  80. 80
    SUNUP

    143D Dawn

    2
    11
  81. 81
    LIKES

    70D Column in a dating questionnaire

    2
    10
  82. 82
    AENEID

    24A Whence the line "I fear Greeks even when they bring gifts"

    1
    34
  83. 83
    INOR

    17D "___ out?"

    1
    33
  84. 84
    AVG

    132A Student's stat.

    1
    31
  85. 85
    RONS

    87D Reagan and others

    1
    19
  86. 86
    ONADIME

    40A One way to stop

    1
    15
  87. 87
    LINEAGE

    19D Trace of blood?

    1
    14
  88. 88
    VICES

    52A Drinking and gambling

    1
    14
  89. 89
    ONASSIS

    75A Jackie's #2

    1
    13
  90. 90
    EBW

    142D "Charlotte's Web" inits.

    1
    11
  91. 91
    POPEYE

    5D Sailor who debuted in a 1929 comic

    1
    11
  92. 92
    TRUNK

    83D Place to put bags

    1
    11
  93. 93
    MEATSTEW

    110D Pot-au-feu, e.g.

    1
    6
  94. 94
    IOWEYOU

    68D Grateful response

    1
    4
  95. 95
    NEWSDAY

    18D Paper for which Murray Kempton and Jim Dwyer won Pulitzers

    1
    4
  96. 96
    MOONING debut

    27D Youthful prank in a car

    1
    3
  97. 97
    TURFWAR debut

    3D Battle over domain

    1
    2
  98. 98
    APO

    42A Mil. address

    0
    99
  99. 99
    MONA

    135D Bart Simpson's grandmother

    0
    67
  100. 100
    AGAS

    128A Turkish pooh-bahs

    0
    43
  101. 101
    DAW

    38A Glossy black bird

    0
    23
  102. 102
    ADIT

    134D Mine entrance

    0
    22
  103. 103
    JOTS

    102D Smidgens

    0
    17
  104. 104
    KENNEDY

    111A Jackie's #1

    0
    16
  105. 105
    ONERS

    50A Lulus

    0
    16
  106. 106
    TEARGAS

    117D It may be shot during a riot

    0
    16
  107. 107
    ACOP

    128D Rent-___

    0
    13
  108. 108
    ALOMAR

    109A Slugger Roberto

    0
    13
  109. 109
    CEY

    61A Six-time All-Star third baseman for the 1970s Dodgers

    0
    13
  110. 110
    ALDAS

    60D Father-and-son actors

    0
    12
  111. 111
    DEION

    31A Football's Sanders

    0
    12
  112. 112
    INUTERO

    72A Not yet delivered

    0
    12
  113. 113
    SATO

    51D 1974 Japanese Nobelist

    0
    12
  114. 114
    ARRANT

    95D Out-and-out

    0
    11
  115. 115
    EMBARGO

    90D Tactic used against Britain by Napoleon

    0
    11
  116. 116
    NOTAONE

    2D Zero

    0
    11
  117. 117
    BRYAN

    103A Loser to McKinley

    0
    10
  118. 118
    LITERATI

    116A Book set?

    0
    10
  119. 119
    SCENA

    53D Extended solo

    0
    10
  120. 120
    TIEA

    82D "___ yellow ribbon ..."

    0
    9
  121. 121
    DMINOR

    36D Key of Bach's "The Art of Fugue"

    0
    8
  122. 122
    OLOGY

    86D Science

    0
    8
  123. 123
    UCSD

    46D Golden State campus inits.

    0
    8
  124. 124
    DIMLY

    48D How things may be lit or remembered

    0
    7
  125. 125
    ARSENALS

    115D Powder rooms?

    0
    6
  126. 126
    TOORDER

    74A How some things are made

    0
    6
  127. 127
    WAIKIKI

    79A Beach seen from Diamond Head

    0
    6
  128. 128
    AFTERDARK

    29A At night

    0
    5
  129. 129
    AMNION

    96D Protective membrane

    0
    5
  130. 130
    COWPOKE

    153A Pardner, say

    0
    5
  131. 131
    DIMAG

    41D Yankee great Joe, colloquially

    0
    5
  132. 132
    RAREEARTH

    59D Terbium or thulium

    0
    5
  133. 133
    TIAMO

    119A Italian lover's coo

    0
    5
  134. 134
    TURNRED

    35A What the focus of a 125-Across will do at its climax

    0
    5
  135. 135
    AMERE

    89A "Honor is ___ scutcheon": Shak.

    0
    4
  136. 136
    CROWNS

    28A Enthrones

    0
    4
  137. 137
    DARESAY debut

    77A Think probable

    0
    4
  138. 138
    DARKAGE

    32D Era of ignorance

    0
    4
  139. 139
    PEEWEES

    152A Munchkins

    0
    4
  140. 140
    TACHS

    15D Aircraft gauges

    0
    4
  141. 141
    TOREST

    35D How things may be laid

    0
    4
  142. 142
    ALBRIGHT debut

    69A First female U.S. secretary of state

    0
    3
  143. 143
    BOUTON

    21A "Ball Four" author

    0
    3
  144. 144
    BRIGHTIDEA debut

    63D Promising proposal

    0
    3
  145. 145
    BRIGHTSIDE debut

    71D Optimist's focus

    0
    3
  146. 146
    DARKHORSE

    32A Long-shot candidate

    0
    3
  147. 147
    ENARM

    64D Prepare to fight

    0
    3
  148. 148
    LOYALTY

    67D One of the Islamic virtues

    0
    3
  149. 149
    MAHARANI

    120A Indian royal

    0
    3
  150. 150
    THINLY

    15A How something may be veiled

    0
    3
  151. 151
    CASTING debut

    137A With 146-Across, what the center of this puzzle is doing during a 125-Across

    0
    2
  152. 152
    CELESTIALBODIES debut

    66A Objects of interest in a 125-Across

    0
    2
  153. 153
    GOESUNDER debut

    140A Folds

    0
    2
  154. 154
    INBUILT

    150A There from the start

    0
    2
  155. 155
    JETWAYS debut

    93D Boarding aids

    0
    2
  156. 156
    LASAGNES

    122A Deep-dish dishes

    0
    2
  157. 157
    MANYMOONSAGO debut

    26A A long time past

    0
    2
  158. 158
    PEABRAINS

    57A Dummies

    0
    2
  159. 159
    SWANNS debut

    114A Proust's "___ Way"

    0
    2
  160. 160
    TEELINE

    151A It marks the target on a curling rink

    0
    2
  161. 161
    TEEMER

    98D One that overflows

    0
    2
  162. 162
    XRAYSPEX debut

    124A Novelty glasses

    0
    2
  163. 163
    AMATEURASTRONOMER debut

    94A Many an avid observer of a 125-Across

    0
    1
  164. 164
    ASHADOW debut

    146A See 137-Across

    0
    1
  165. 165
    ATTHEEARTHSCORE debut

    81A 1914 Edgar Rice Burroughs novel set in an underground land

    0
    1
  166. 166
    BRIGHTEN debut

    63A Remove drapes from, as a room

    0
    1
  167. 167
    CDIMAGE debut

    47A Clone of an optical medium's contents

    0
    1
  168. 168
    DARKMAN debut

    30D Superhero played by Liam Neeson in a 1990 film

    0
    1
  169. 169
    MXLV debut

    120D The year 1045

    0
    1
  170. 170
    TOTALLUNARECLIPSE debut

    125A Event on Dec. 21, 2010, viewable in North and South America, depicted visually in this puzzle

    0
    1