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Sunday · 170 answers · 29 debuts

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

  1. 1
    END

    143A Terminal

    55
    447
  2. 2
    ALOE

    106A Palliative plant

    46
    496
  3. 3
    ADO

    138D Something about nothing?

    44
    477
  4. 4
    ART

    108D Works at a museum

    40
    384
  5. 5
    ORA

    128D 60 minuti

    35
    227
  6. 6
    ANN

    34A New England's Cape ___

    33
    300
  7. 7
    ANY

    28D Whichever

    33
    249
  8. 8
    ENO

    139A "The Lovely Bones" composer, 2009

    29
    285
  9. 9
    OWE

    118A Be shy

    23
    208
  10. 10
    ROO

    82A Pooh's young pal

    20
    189
  11. 11
    IKEA

    15D Low-priced furniture source

    19
    130
  12. 12
    CSI

    76A Top-rated show of 2002-05

    19
    127
  13. 13
    ETTU

    53A Words to a traitor

    16
    191
  14. 14
    RIG

    132A Getup

    16
    114
  15. 15
    NERO

    52A Famous fiddler

    15
    243
  16. 16
    ESTA

    56A "___ bien" (Spanish for "It's good")

    15
    154
  17. 17
    RENO

    7D City NNE of Tahoe

    13
    230
  18. 18
    GRR

    73A Pound sound

    12
    78
  19. 19
    IKE

    22A Turner of records

    11
    181
  20. 20
    GEAR

    16D Tent or sleeping bag, e.g.

    11
    119
  21. 21
    SNOG

    127A Make out, in York

    11
    34
  22. 22
    NYSE

    124D Nasdaq alternative

    10
    113
  23. 23
    ZEN

    142A Source of enlightenment

    10
    102
  24. 24
    ALOOF

    37A Detached

    10
    64
  25. 25
    NEA

    25A Cultural grp.

    9
    217
  26. 26
    ROTC

    114A Driller's letters

    9
    97
  27. 27
    SID

    4D Comic Caesar

    9
    77
  28. 28
    ETAT

    33D State in French

    8
    143
  29. 29
    SLOW

    105D Dull

    8
    64
  30. 30
    GAPS

    112A Phalanx's weaknesses

    8
    36
  31. 31
    MEOW

    130D ___ Mix

    7
    76
  32. 32
    HUH

    119A "What?!"

    7
    60
  33. 33
    EINE

    126D A, to Zimmermann

    6
    119
  34. 34
    TATE

    103D London tourist stop

    6
    102
  35. 35
    IONIA

    84A Land of Ephesians

    6
    94
  36. 36
    HASP

    119D Lock plate

    6
    73
  37. 37
    KEA

    83A Mauna ___

    6
    71
  38. 38
    ORCS

    45A Fellowship foes

    6
    51
  39. 39
    OHSO

    104A Very

    6
    37
  40. 40
    ONLEAVE

    63D Away for a while

    6
    37
  41. 41
    ACTIN

    40D Be part of, as a film

    6
    21
  42. 42
    DRNO

    18D 1962 action film set in Jamaica

    5
    79
  43. 43
    RAFT

    19D Finnish transport?

    5
    77
  44. 44
    WACO

    49A So-called "Heart of Texas"

    5
    76
  45. 45
    ASI

    61A Do-do connector

    4
    130
  46. 46
    WIG

    14A Costume party accessory

    4
    53
  47. 47
    COOS

    41A Pillow talk?

    4
    29
  48. 48
    SIVA

    122D Hindu deity

    4
    21
  49. 49
    ESA

    86A Spanish "that"

    3
    93
  50. 50
    EXT

    8D Bus. line

    3
    67
  51. 51
    MOAN

    129D Grouse

    3
    66
  52. 52
    ACROSS

    115A Facing, with "from"

    3
    38
  53. 53
    PACER

    67D Reggie Miller, for one

    3
    34
  54. 54
    VEIN

    20D Mark in marble

    3
    34
  55. 55
    HMM

    11A "Let me think ..."

    3
    30
  56. 56
    ICALL

    72A Poker declaration

    3
    19
  57. 57
    AUX

    115D Dumas's "La Dame ___ Camélias"

    3
    13
  58. 58
    ANE

    3D Most common draw in Scrabble

    2
    130
  59. 59
    DAR

    9D Patriotic women's org.

    2
    73
  60. 60
    DDS

    71A Driller's letters

    2
    63
  61. 61
    GLO

    137D Mop & ___

    2
    63
  62. 62
    SHUN

    50A Eschew

    2
    52
  63. 63
    TCU

    135D The Horned Frogs, for short

    2
    44
  64. 64
    MOUE

    35D Peeved pout

    2
    39
  65. 65
    SOWN

    48D Like wild oats

    2
    27
  66. 66
    TYR

    134D Norse war god

    2
    24
  67. 67
    DOORS

    99A Swingers in a saloon

    2
    22
  68. 68
    BRAND

    64A Fashionista's concern

    2
    20
  69. 69
    CROATIA

    47D Dalmatian's home

    2
    13
  70. 70
    IDIOCY

    51D Dumbness

    2
    11
  71. 71
    OLEG

    123D Designer Cassini

    1
    93
  72. 72
    MSS

    13D Ed.'s work pile

    1
    68
  73. 73
    NEV

    98A Ariz. neighbor

    1
    51
  74. 74
    AIT

    68A British isle

    1
    38
  75. 75
    OCA

    38D South American tuber

    1
    32
  76. 76
    OSRIC

    55D Foppish courtier in "Hamlet"

    1
    28
  77. 77
    ENDURE

    65A Abide

    1
    25
  78. 78
    IAL

    69A Suffix with torrent

    1
    25
  79. 79
    ZSA

    85A When doubled, first name in old Hollywood

    1
    22
  80. 80
    ISPS

    29A EarthLink and others

    1
    21
  81. 81
    INTWO

    117A Halved

    1
    18
  82. 82
    MAXIM

    129A Old saw

    1
    18
  83. 83
    SION

    5D Priory in "The Da Vinci Code"

    1
    17
  84. 84
    LIENEE

    78D Mortgage holder, e.g.

    1
    14
  85. 85
    PILLS

    62D Doctor's orders

    1
    13
  86. 86
    DOGEAR

    30A Result of turning the corner?

    1
    12
  87. 87
    AWOLS

    70D People leaving the company?

    1
    11
  88. 88
    TAPERED

    113A Thinned out

    1
    11
  89. 89
    CONRAD

    36D Hotelier Hilton

    1
    10
  90. 90
    JUDE

    60D Revelation comes after it

    1
    10
  91. 91
    STURDY

    50D Strong

    1
    9
  92. 92
    TOXINS

    121D Cobra products

    1
    9
  93. 93
    HOTPANTS

    11D Revealing 1970s wear

    1
    8
  94. 94
    ITSADATE

    51A "See you then!"

    1
    8
  95. 95
    ROBOCOP

    74D High-tech officer in film

    1
    8
  96. 96
    SNAKEPIT

    95D Place where a person may be bitten

    1
    6
  97. 97
    TIGERWOODS

    145A Four-time Masters winner

    1
    5
  98. 98
    TVSHOW

    89D Pilot program?

    1
    4
  99. 99
    ENTRACTES

    24A Interludes

    1
    3
  100. 100
    MCDONALD

    102D Noted Ronald

    1
    3
  101. 101
    INFRAME debut

    26A Viewable, to a camera operator

    1
    2
  102. 102
    RAGEON debut

    2D Continue, as an uncontrolled fire

    1
    2
  103. 103
    ROOSTERTAILS debut

    10D Wakes thrown up behind speedboats

    1
    2
  104. 104
    ASE

    133D Enzyme ending

    0
    79
  105. 105
    ATTY

    43D Lawyer: Abbr.

    0
    69
  106. 106
    ABO

    87A ___ system (way of classifying blood)

    0
    58
  107. 107
    EMAG

    94D Online publication, for short

    0
    45
  108. 108
    PIED

    101A Mottled

    0
    44
  109. 109
    ELENI

    65D 1985 John Malkovich drama

    0
    43
  110. 110
    VENOM

    93A Cobra product

    0
    24
  111. 111
    NGAIO

    27A Author Marsh

    0
    20
  112. 112
    GRANOLA

    73D Breakfast in a bar

    0
    19
  113. 113
    PREZ

    125D W. or J.F.K.

    0
    18
  114. 114
    EDITION

    58D It may be limited or late

    0
    17
  115. 115
    ASHER

    92D One of the tribes of Israel

    0
    15
  116. 116
    VASES

    79D Florist's supply

    0
    15
  117. 117
    ROWER

    32D Galley figure

    0
    14
  118. 118
    UELE

    111A Ubangi tributary

    0
    14
  119. 119
    NOTARY

    39A Public person?

    0
    12
  120. 120
    ICS

    21D Suffix with rhythm

    0
    10
  121. 121
    SIFTED

    116D Combed (through)

    0
    9
  122. 122
    HAAG

    110A Den ___, Nederland

    0
    8
  123. 123
    REPRISE

    46D Musical echo

    0
    8
  124. 124
    SICA

    96D Director Vittorio De ___

    0
    8
  125. 125
    MCL

    35A Roman 1,150

    0
    7
  126. 126
    PORKYPIG

    62A Looney Tunes character with a snout

    0
    6
  127. 127
    RADO

    81D "Hair" co-writer James

    0
    6
  128. 128
    SALARYCAP

    140A Topic at an owners/players meeting

    0
    6
  129. 129
    GOTSORE debut

    31A Became annoyed

    0
    5
  130. 130
    NEWSMAN

    109D Blitzer, e.g.

    0
    5
  131. 131
    NICOLAS

    42A Cage in Hollywood

    0
    5
  132. 132
    TIERODS

    54A Steering system parts

    0
    5
  133. 133
    WAITSON

    120A Serves

    0
    5
  134. 134
    DEMOCRAT

    100A Person who likes the blues?

    0
    4
  135. 135
    DOESA

    100D ___ number on (mentally abuses)

    0
    4
  136. 136
    GOLDENAGE

    141A Heyday

    0
    4
  137. 137
    INJUN

    59A ___ Joe, "Tom Sawyer" character

    0
    4
  138. 138
    RABBITRUN

    144A 1960 Updike novel

    0
    4
  139. 139
    AMARETTOS

    133A Italian liqueurs

    0
    3
  140. 140
    HOLIEST

    88A Most divine

    0
    3
  141. 141
    MONKEYINGAROUND debut

    6D Tomfoolery

    0
    3
  142. 142
    ADIG debut

    17D Take ___ at (insult)

    0
    2
  143. 143
    ASLONG

    80D Comparable in reach

    0
    2
  144. 144
    BRASSMONKEY

    1A Rum, vodka and orange juice drink

    0
    2
  145. 145
    CROUCHINGTIGER debut

    91D With 88-Down, 2000 Ang Lee film

    0
    2
  146. 146
    DOGOODERS

    30D Samaritans

    0
    2
  147. 147
    DROPINS

    66A Surprise visitors

    0
    2
  148. 148
    FOXILY debut

    131A With craft

    0
    2
  149. 149
    ICEDANCE debut

    107A Winter Olympics performance since 1976

    0
    2
  150. 150
    NEGATIVES debut

    136A Strip in a darkroom

    0
    2
  151. 151
    OLDCAR debut

    90A Rattletrap

    0
    2
  152. 152
    SEAPIG debut

    44D Fat underwater creature

    0
    2
  153. 153
    VEXATIOUS

    20A Trying

    0
    2
  154. 154
    WINEFLASK debut

    14D Portable red or white holder

    0
    2
  155. 155
    ADRIANIII debut

    17A Pope after Marinus I

    0
    1
  156. 156
    BIGRAMS debut

    1D Two-letter combinations

    0
    1
  157. 157
    CHINESEZODIAC debut

    41D Collection of animals featured in this puzzle

    0
    1
  158. 158
    DRAGGEDON debut

    23A Felt like forever

    0
    1
  159. 159
    HIDDENDRAGON debut

    88D See 91-Down

    0
    1
  160. 160
    HORSEPOWER debut

    57A Bit of a muscle car's muscle

    0
    1
  161. 161
    KEEPINGON debut

    97D Sticking with it

    0
    1
  162. 162
    MESSTIN debut

    102A Soldier's meal container

    0
    1
  163. 163
    MUESLIS debut

    12D Cereal mixes

    0
    1
  164. 164
    ONHORSEBACK debut

    45D Like a Mountie

    0
    1
  165. 165
    PENDRAGON debut

    125A King Arthur's family name

    0
    1
  166. 166
    REDROOSTER debut

    7A "Little" barnyard bird with an alliterative name in a classic Willie Dixon blues song

    0
    1
  167. 167
    ROGERRABBIT debut

    114D Much-wanted toon in Toontown

    0
    1
  168. 168
    ROOMRATES debut

    75D Hotel figures

    0
    1
  169. 169
    SNAKESKINS debut

    95A Cobra products

    0
    1
  170. 170
    TWELVEYEARCYCLE debut

    77A What the 41-Down has

    0
    1