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Sunday · 145 answers · 15 debuts

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

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    ODE

    121D Words of praise

    58
    523
  2. 2
    ASS

    1D Bozo

    58
    409
  3. 3
    EAR

    53A Ring site

    57
    485
  4. 4
    ASH

    123D Can opener?

    50
    458
  5. 5
    NET

    48D Hockey goal part

    37
    376
  6. 6
    NOR

    117A Neighbor of Swe.

    33
    332
  7. 7
    EYE

    45D Look on

    28
    283
  8. 8
    YET

    36D Besides

    27
    201
  9. 9
    ASK

    65A Do some grilling

    24
    204
  10. 10
    STEW

    112A Fret

    23
    180
  11. 11
    EBB

    41A Go out

    20
    182
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    TIA

    81D Andalusian aunt

    20
    144
  13. 13
    AIL

    78A Have something

    19
    191
  14. 14
    ADDS

    129A Goes on to say

    19
    179
  15. 15
    RNS

    73D Chart checkers, for short

    19
    126
  16. 16
    SOD

    88A Plot thickener

    17
    180
  17. 17
    ORO

    38A Spanish treasure

    16
    231
  18. 18
    RIG

    29A Tractor-trailer

    16
    114
  19. 19
    CPR

    77A Some chest-pounding, briefly

    16
    84
  20. 20
    SETH

    96D Dickens's Mr. Pecksniff

    15
    142
  21. 21
    NOTE

    116A Spot on the staff?

    15
    132
  22. 22
    YEP

    10D Short agreement

    15
    87
  23. 23
    IRATE

    47D Inflamed

    14
    194
  24. 24
    ONION

    12D Lyonnaise sauce ingredient

    14
    131
  25. 25
    AESOP

    51A Fabulous writer?

    14
    127
  26. 26
    BLT

    86D Alphabetical order?

    13
    121
  27. 27
    AGENT

    128A Go-between

    12
    150
  28. 28
    OUT

    14D See 13-Down

    12
    149
  29. 29
    RASH

    34D Torrent

    12
    122
  30. 30
    ROB

    98D Good name for a thief

    12
    110
  31. 31
    YALE

    92D Noah Webster's alma mater

    11
    137
  32. 32
    REBA

    58A Big name in country

    10
    132
  33. 33
    ITSME

    16D Caller ID?

    10
    70
  34. 34
    ARGO

    33A Unmanned vehicle that found the Titanic

    9
    148
  35. 35
    ABASE

    26D Humble

    9
    82
  36. 36
    TESTY

    132A Irascible

    9
    77
  37. 37
    NEAT

    119D Spruce

    8
    224
  38. 38
    ARCS

    64D Missile paths

    8
    109
  39. 39
    ISO

    101A Thermal opening?

    7
    117
  40. 40
    VAT

    104A Dye container

    7
    101
  41. 41
    DSL

    6D Internet option, briefly

    7
    82
  42. 42
    GEN

    56A Lee, e.g.: Abbr.

    7
    74
  43. 43
    MESSY

    37A Piggish

    7
    71
  44. 44
    DJS

    122D Spinmeisters?

    7
    53
  45. 45
    MARY

    102A A Lincoln

    7
    40
  46. 46
    RADIO

    8D Kind of wave

    6
    84
  47. 47
    ANDES

    55D Llullaillaco's locale

    6
    76
  48. 48
    APHID

    106D Honeydew producer

    6
    59
  49. 49
    TEARY

    25D Lachrymose

    6
    39
  50. 50
    OHSO

    40A Very

    6
    37
  51. 51
    TROU

    23A Pants, in brief

    6
    36
  52. 52
    SNARE

    21A It's got game, often

    5
    108
  53. 53
    SLAW

    103A KFC side dish

    5
    89
  54. 54
    WINE

    125A Reddish purple

    5
    55
  55. 55
    LYES

    83D High-pH solutions

    5
    48
  56. 56
    EATME

    46D Wonderland cake message

    5
    47
  57. 57
    SEINE

    28A Pont Neuf's locale

    4
    90
  58. 58
    MTA

    67A Rail org.

    4
    87
  59. 59
    UNTIE

    4D Disconnect

    4
    76
  60. 60
    FETE

    32A Wingding

    4
    72
  61. 61
    NEAL

    117D Actress Patricia

    4
    70
  62. 62
    PAIN

    5D Hassle

    4
    60
  63. 63
    BOSC

    42D Pear variety

    4
    56
  64. 64
    BRAG

    9D Crow

    4
    49
  65. 65
    IPODS

    70D Products with earbuds

    4
    37
  66. 66
    CROSS

    17D Sign of the times?

    4
    36
  67. 67
    FORA

    32D Roman squares

    4
    36
  68. 68
    HOPES

    108D They may be high

    4
    22
  69. 69
    KELLY

    91A Grace in film

    4
    16
  70. 70
    DER

    90A Article used by Einstein

    3
    115
  71. 71
    MEIR

    15D Predecessor of Rabin

    3
    67
  72. 72
    BOSOM

    11A Center of emotions

    3
    24
  73. 73
    OHDEAR

    62D Words of worry

    3
    21
  74. 74
    COHEN

    111D Folkie Leonard

    3
    20
  75. 75
    HAILS

    61D Huzzahs

    3
    14
  76. 76
    SAUNA

    20A Spa spot

    2
    60
  77. 77
    TREND

    107D Drift

    2
    60
  78. 78
    ICBM

    16A Long-range weapon, for short

    2
    51
  79. 79
    SIERRA

    54A Jagged chain

    2
    47
  80. 80
    SLOTH

    131A Indolence

    2
    39
  81. 81
    ACTUP

    1A Be bratty

    2
    38
  82. 82
    BONES

    18D Ulna and fibula

    2
    28
  83. 83
    BUD

    68A Amigo

    2
    28
  84. 84
    SCOPE

    13D With 14-Down, visually investigate

    2
    28
  85. 85
    BOOP

    30A Betty of "Dizzy Dishes"

    2
    25
  86. 86
    APRONS

    114A Pinafores

    2
    24
  87. 87
    LOGAN

    44D The Hub hub

    2
    24
  88. 88
    KEANE

    130A Cartoonist Bil

    2
    18
  89. 89
    DERBY

    6A Chaplin chapeau

    2
    17
  90. 90
    INDIANA

    82D Where "Parks and Recreation" is set

    2
    16
  91. 91
    TROUPE

    50D Barnstormers

    2
    15
  92. 92
    HAYDN

    52A "The Creation" composer

    2
    14
  93. 93
    SWAK

    115D Love letters

    2
    14
  94. 94
    BICEPS

    109A Pull-up pullers

    2
    13
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    ONCUE

    22A At just the right time

    1
    43
  96. 96
    DRAY

    39A Heavy cart

    1
    32
  97. 97
    CUBE

    85A Take to a higher power

    1
    28
  98. 98
    NNW

    57D Shanghai-to-Beijing dir.

    1
    28
  99. 99
    JOSH

    113A Tease

    1
    21
  100. 100
    GAPES

    99D Goggles

    1
    20
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    RAMSES

    31A King at Karnak

    1
    17
  102. 102
    ENCASES

    79A Boxes

    1
    15
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    DEPEND

    39D Bank (on)

    1
    12
  104. 104
    FATWA

    105D Mullah's edict

    1
    11
  105. 105
    ENERGYBAR

    7D Vitamin-rich snack

    1
    8
  106. 106
    SATINY

    89A Smooth as silk

    1
    8
  107. 107
    ECOLAW debut

    74D Mandatory recycling, e.g.

    1
    7
  108. 108
    GAWKS

    100D Goggles

    1
    7
  109. 109
    KNURL

    118A Button ridge

    1
    7
  110. 110
    STAYCATION debut

    59A This is not going anywhere

    1
    3
  111. 111
    TUBETOPS

    3D Stretchy garments

    1
    3
  112. 112
    IDI

    76A Uganda's Amin

    0
    120
  113. 113
    INFRA

    110D ___ dignitatem

    0
    24
  114. 114
    TRUED

    71D Set straight

    0
    16
  115. 115
    ADREM

    126A Without digressing

    0
    15
  116. 116
    CADIZ

    75D Andalusian port

    0
    15
  117. 117
    SOCKO

    112D Show-stopping

    0
    10
  118. 118
    FATHA

    105A Hines of jazz

    0
    9
  119. 119
    PRIMETIME

    84D Heyday

    0
    9
  120. 120
    HOSANNA

    61A Cry of praise

    0
    8
  121. 121
    JUDGE

    113D Bench warmer?

    0
    8
  122. 122
    YARE

    60D Easily handled, as a ship

    0
    8
  123. 123
    CHINASEA

    35D Borneo borderer

    0
    7
  124. 124
    OLDBAT

    40D Hag

    0
    7
  125. 125
    SAINTE

    63D Hélène or Geneviève

    0
    7
  126. 126
    ELMSTREET

    87D Setting of Johnny Depp's feature film debut

    0
    4
  127. 127
    JAKES

    127A John who wrote "The Bastard"

    0
    4
  128. 128
    LENTILSOUP

    80A Progresso offering

    0
    4
  129. 129
    ONASLANT

    95D Tilted

    0
    4
  130. 130
    TTY

    124D Communication syst. for the deaf

    0
    4
  131. 131
    BLUESY debut

    72D Melancholy, musically

    0
    3
  132. 132
    CAGNEY

    35A "Yankee Doodle Dandy" Oscar winner

    0
    3
  133. 133
    CAUSERIE

    2D Informal talk

    0
    2
  134. 134
    ORIBIS debut

    49D Small African antelopes

    0
    2
  135. 135
    AHANDWRITTENBEERRECIPE debut

    69A The Library's Special Collections include one of George Washington's creations, ___

    0
    1
  136. 136
    BOROGOVES debut

    11D "Jabberwocky" birds

    0
    1
  137. 137
    CAMBRIA debut

    27D Wales, in medieval times

    0
    1
  138. 138
    DIVORCES debut

    94D Splits

    0
    1
  139. 139
    KNICKERS debut

    66D You may get them in a bunch

    0
    1
  140. 140
    LIDOS debut

    93A Fashionable beach resorts

    0
    1
  141. 141
    MUGSY debut

    19D Cartoon criminal

    0
    1
  142. 142
    READERSDIGESTMAGAZINE debut

    97A The Library's Periodicals Room was the source of most of the excerpted material in the first issue of ___

    0
    1
  143. 143
    RIPLEYSBELIEVEITORNOT debut

    43A Norbert Pearlroth spent 52 years of 60-hour weeks in the Library's Reading Room collecting material for ___

    0
    1
  144. 144
    SUBTITLEDAPARIOTICSONG debut

    24A The Library's rare first-edition printing of "The Star-Spangled Banner" is, to its publisher's chagrin, ___

    0
    1
  145. 145
    THEPAWOFHISDECEASEDCAT debut

    120A The handle of Charles Dickens's ivory letter opener, in the Library's collection, is ___

    0
    1