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Sunday · 138 answers · 16 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ETA

    59D H as in Hera

    74
    571
  2. 2
    AGE

    11D See 9-Down

    47
    417
  3. 3
    NEO

    105D Prefix with con

    43
    332
  4. 4
    TNT

    99A Atlanta-based cable inits.

    38
    338
  5. 5
    ENO

    5D U2 collaborator on "Passengers: Original Soundtracks 1"

    29
    285
  6. 6
    ACHE

    119A Dull discomfort

    28
    282
  7. 7
    ADA

    46A Literary title character from the planet Antiterra

    27
    270
  8. 8
    SODA

    33D Pop

    21
    163
  9. 9
    ADDS

    94D Kicks in

    19
    179
  10. 10
    IRON

    9D With 11-Down, prehistoric period

    18
    284
  11. 11
    ATSEA

    3D Adrift, say

    18
    194
  12. 12
    BEE

    60A Aunt of 1960s TV

    18
    184
  13. 13
    LOO

    97A Can of Cornwall?

    18
    162
  14. 14
    IDS

    42A They're checked at check-in

    17
    181
  15. 15
    HEN

    32A She's prone to brooding

    16
    188
  16. 16
    NERO

    36D Last Julio-Claudian emperor

    15
    243
  17. 17
    TRAP

    55A Corner

    15
    156
  18. 18
    SCAT

    80D Silly singing

    14
    141
  19. 19
    ARCH

    81D Main

    13
    159
  20. 20
    NAME

    50D Pinpoint, say

    13
    124
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    REA

    108A Stephen of "The End of the Affair"

    12
    201
  22. 22
    SAM

    80A "American Beauty" director Mendes

    12
    155
  23. 23
    SIRE

    54D Father, as a mudder

    12
    125
  24. 24
    EXEC

    79A One often going by limo

    11
    101
  25. 25
    MOET

    26A Big name in bubbly

    11
    43
  26. 26
    EDITS

    51D Works on copy

    9
    101
  27. 27
    META

    82D Prefix with carpal

    9
    87
  28. 28
    ITALY

    42D 2006 World Cup champion

    9
    75
  29. 29
    IONE

    52D Actress Skye

    9
    73
  30. 30
    DASH

    72D -

    9
    69
  31. 31
    RELO

    45A Move, in Realtor-ese

    9
    67
  32. 32
    MISS

    62A Fail to notice

    9
    64
  33. 33
    EWER

    53D It has a big mouth

    8
    146
  34. 34
    RESIN

    74D Fly catcher

    8
    84
  35. 35
    STUD

    6D Hold 'em alternative

    8
    84
  36. 36
    IRISES

    104D Van Gogh painting that sold for a record $53.9 million in 1987

    8
    41
  37. 37
    URAL

    115D Risk territory east of Ukraine

    7
    180
  38. 38
    TORI

    7D Tubes, e.g.

    7
    104
  39. 39
    OCHRE

    110D Earth shade

    7
    59
  40. 40
    OGLE

    118D Look badly?

    6
    200
  41. 41
    WEAR

    88D Rock, in modern lingo

    6
    67
  42. 42
    CREW

    90A Workers

    6
    57
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    EDY

    124D Ice cream mogul Joseph

    6
    53
  44. 44
    SWIM

    113D 1960s dance, with "the"

    6
    41
  45. 45
    OREGON

    21A The Ducks of the N.C.A.A.

    6
    35
  46. 46
    NERTS

    64A Old-timey oath

    5
    48
  47. 47
    NOHO

    93D Neighborhood west of the Bowery

    5
    35
  48. 48
    EXPAT

    73D Hemingway, once

    5
    20
  49. 49
    SNARF debut

    30A Devour, with "up" or "down"

    5
    20
  50. 50
    ANTONIO

    107A The merchant of Venice

    5
    18
  51. 51
    UNION

    2D Labor party?

    4
    69
  52. 52
    SCENT

    75D Whiff

    4
    66
  53. 53
    ACTED

    95A Played one's part

    4
    61
  54. 54
    NOOK

    117D Cozy corner

    4
    57
  55. 55
    TERA

    114D Trillion: Prefix

    4
    45
  56. 56
    REORG debut

    83A Corporate shuffling, for short

    4
    18
  57. 57
    JAR

    67D Unsettle

    3
    97
  58. 58
    SEZ

    28D "___ you!"

    3
    48
  59. 59
    SHEET

    111D 0.2% of a ream

    3
    46
  60. 60
    FARR

    31D Jamie of "M*A*S*H"

    3
    32
  61. 61
    GLOB

    37D Semiliquid lump

    3
    30
  62. 62
    ONCALL

    13D Reachable by pager

    3
    26
  63. 63
    HERDS

    112D Tends, as sheep

    3
    24
  64. 64
    DAVIS

    38D California governor who was recalled in 2003

    3
    20
  65. 65
    INSIDE

    103D Like some jokes and jobs

    3
    20
  66. 66
    OMOO

    87D "Typee" sequel

    2
    98
  67. 67
    ENLAI

    47A See 69-Down

    2
    61
  68. 68
    INGOT

    78D Expensive bar

    2
    34
  69. 69
    SMALL

    44D Minute

    2
    27
  70. 70
    BRYN

    18D ___ Mawr

    2
    18
  71. 71
    SKOSH

    109A Tad

    2
    17
  72. 72
    GULL

    116D Rook

    2
    14
  73. 73
    MILANO

    8A Cookie with a geographical name

    2
    12
  74. 74
    NLRB

    39D Workers' rights org.

    2
    12
  75. 75
    NOSHOW

    85A Stand-up guy?

    2
    11
  76. 76
    YOWIE

    58A Pained expression?

    2
    11
  77. 77
    SIMMS

    1D N.F.L. commentator Phil

    2
    10
  78. 78
    IRAIL

    125A Train track beam

    2
    7
  79. 79
    GOAD

    98A Provoke

    1
    51
  80. 80
    NEV

    121D The Silver State: Abbr.

    1
    51
  81. 81
    OSIER

    22A Basketmaking material

    1
    44
  82. 82
    OENO

    17D Sommelier's prefix

    1
    39
  83. 83
    YIPE

    41D "Wow!"

    1
    39
  84. 84
    OPIUM

    49D "Confessions of an English ___-Eater"

    1
    37
  85. 85
    EDERLE

    126A Channel crosser Gertrude

    1
    32
  86. 86
    LEV

    10D "My Name is Asher ___"

    1
    29
  87. 87
    CHOU

    69D With 47-Across, onetime Chinese premier

    1
    26
  88. 88
    MALTS

    128A Fountain orders

    1
    13
  89. 89
    STEIG

    65D "Shrek!" author William

    1
    10
  90. 90
    WEMADEIT

    91D Cry of accomplishment

    1
    7
  91. 91
    DENIALS

    96D Stonewallers' statements

    1
    6
  92. 92
    VESTRY

    4D Priests' changing room

    1
    6
  93. 93
    FOULED

    102D Sent to the free-throw line

    1
    5
  94. 94
    NOSHED

    12D Snacked

    1
    5
  95. 95
    LILI

    61A "I Shot Andy Warhol" actress Taylor

    0
    60
  96. 96
    RIAS

    16D Narrow inlets

    0
    35
  97. 97
    ORLE

    25D Shield border, in heraldry

    0
    30
  98. 98
    CAROB

    14A Chocolate substitute

    0
    21
  99. 99
    IPSE

    89A ___ dixit

    0
    21
  100. 100
    TOADY

    34D Lickspittle

    0
    21
  101. 101
    DORIA

    43D Andrea ___, famous shipwreck

    0
    20
  102. 102
    ARAP

    56A Not give ___

    0
    19
  103. 103
    ACEY

    68D ___-deucey

    0
    18
  104. 104
    STELLAR

    33A Exemplary

    0
    18
  105. 105
    STOL

    101D Acronym for a small-runway aircraft

    0
    17
  106. 106
    DRI

    122D Soft & ___

    0
    11
  107. 107
    KIRK

    70D 2009 sci-fi role for Chris Pine

    0
    10
  108. 108
    MISSOURI

    23A With 24-Across, why a Midwest river has so many tributaries?

    0
    9
  109. 109
    OBLADI

    57A Start of a Beatles refrain

    0
    9
  110. 110
    DEVILS

    129A Team whose home ice is the Prudential Center

    0
    7
  111. 111
    DIGSIN

    27A Attacks dinner

    0
    7
  112. 112
    MOLINE

    8D Illinois home of Black Hawk College

    0
    7
  113. 113
    SITA

    77A ___ spell

    0
    7
  114. 114
    SKATED

    106D Cut a fine figure?

    0
    7
  115. 115
    TOGETHER

    123A See 120-Across

    0
    7
  116. 116
    COMRADE

    14D Cold war term of address

    0
    5
  117. 117
    DAAE

    40D Christine ___, "The Phantom of the Opera" heroine

    0
    5
  118. 118
    ASPIRANT

    15D Hopeful

    0
    4
  119. 119
    HOGWARTS

    86D School whose motto is Latin for "Never tickle a sleeping dragon"

    0
    4
  120. 120
    STUDIOUS

    113A Bookish

    0
    4
  121. 121
    GOLGI

    84D ___ apparatus (cell organelle)

    0
    3
  122. 122
    HARRISON debut

    29A Popular Ford

    0
    3
  123. 123
    MACHI

    76A Speed of sound

    0
    3
  124. 124
    SOLDERED

    127A Connected, as circuit elements

    0
    3
  125. 125
    GIORNO debut

    116A "Buon ___"

    0
    2
  126. 126
    INTENTON

    19A More than just leaning toward

    0
    2
  127. 127
    NIGHTOWL debut

    20D One who doesn't retire early

    0
    2
  128. 128
    SUAVEST debut

    1A Most debonair

    0
    2
  129. 129
    KEYDETS debut

    130A V.M.I. athletes

    0
    1
  130. 130
    LOVESCOMPANY debut

    24A See 23-Across

    0
    1
  131. 131
    ODEREATERS debut

    71A Piranhas in a German border river?

    0
    1
  132. 132
    SOTOO debut

    63D "I thought ___!" ("My feeling exactly!")

    0
    1
  133. 133
    THAMESFIGHTINWORDS debut

    100A Aggressive posturin' on an English river?

    0
    1
  134. 134
    TOMORROWNEVADIES debut

    48A "If you don't meet my demands within 24 hours, I'll blow up a Russian river"?

    0
    1
  135. 135
    WEREALLINDUS debut

    120A With 123-Across, what minor rivers of Pakistan say at their junctions?

    0
    1
  136. 136
    YALUJACKET debut

    66A Life vest worn on a Korean border river?

    0
    1
  137. 137
    YANGTZEDOODLEDANDY debut

    35A Fop who makes idle sketches of a Chinese river?

    0
    1
  138. 138
    YUKONGOHOMEAGAIN debut

    92A Request to an Alaskan river to return to its headwaters?

    0
    1