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Sunday · 140 answers · 10 debuts

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

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    ATE

    64A Absorbed, in a way

    75
    597
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    TEN

    76A Perfection, for some

    39
    369
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    ESP

    52D Particularly: Abbr.

    35
    344
  4. 4
    ANI

    81D Singer DiFranco

    35
    237
  5. 5
    AXE

    82A Dismiss

    34
    269
  6. 6
    IDO

    91D It may precede a kiss

    33
    336
  7. 7
    ONES

    11D Low dice roll

    28
    295
  8. 8
    UNIT

    50A Family ___

    28
    230
  9. 9
    ENDS

    36A Two on a line

    27
    303
  10. 10
    ODES

    30D Some of Keats's feats

    26
    226
  11. 11
    AHI

    93D Yellowfin tuna

    26
    111
  12. 12
    OSHA

    115A Dept. of Labor arm

    24
    192
  13. 13
    PEA

    75A Green hue

    23
    230
  14. 14
    ERIN

    92A Land o' blarney

    19
    279
  15. 15
    SENSE

    71D One of a standard group of five

    19
    180
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    IRON

    122A Wood alternative

    18
    284
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    HAT

    67A It has a crown

    17
    183
  18. 18
    SLAT

    98D Adirondack chair element

    17
    141
  19. 19
    HES

    78A Rams, but not dams

    16
    122
  20. 20
    DEMO

    1A Test-drive

    16
    105
  21. 21
    TRE

    62A Amount past due?

    15
    180
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    SAO

    49A Start of many Portuguese place names

    15
    171
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    HON

    117D Sweetie

    15
    121
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    ERROR

    108D Boot, in baseball, e.g.

    14
    161
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    SURE

    123A "No problem!"

    14
    84
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    NAT

    68A Turner who led a rebellion

    13
    190
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    GAP

    65A Breach

    13
    131
  28. 28
    ENOLA

    21A Name on a B-29

    13
    121
  29. 29
    MSG

    58A Flavor enhancer

    13
    92
  30. 30
    UFOS

    55A Area 51 holdings, supposedly

    13
    88
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    URGE

    26A Instinctive desire

    12
    208
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    ISLAM

    46D Malcolm X adopted it

    12
    94
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    DEI

    77A Opus ___

    11
    83
  34. 34
    HEH

    10D Sly laugh sound

    11
    61
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    ERNIE

    9D Singer Tennessee ___ Ford

    9
    163
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    RIDE

    23A Pirates of the Caribbean, e.g.

    9
    114
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    SUIT

    111D Corporate bigwig

    9
    70
  38. 38
    ARS

    44D MGM motto starter

    8
    112
  39. 39
    SONG

    85A Dance partner?

    7
    71
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    MOAT

    12D Castle guard

    7
    69
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    AWRY

    114A Not straight

    7
    45
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    SLRS

    126A Some shooters, for short

    7
    36
  43. 43
    ITA

    35A "Let's make ___ true Daily Double, Alex"

    6
    104
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    OLAV

    19A Name of five Norwegian kings

    6
    98
  45. 45
    MADAM

    3D Lady's address

    6
    63
  46. 46
    RAMA

    15A Name of nine Thai kings

    6
    61
  47. 47
    LEMON

    74A Dud

    6
    54
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    EGGO

    112D Frozen food brand

    5
    92
  49. 49
    INTER

    7D Lay to rest

    5
    75
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    BYTE

    89D Eight bits

    5
    61
  51. 51
    SAHARA

    5D Bygone Las Vegas hotel/casino with a roller coaster

    5
    53
  52. 52
    FOB

    88A Gift in "The Gift of the Magi"

    5
    44
  53. 53
    DONNA

    60A Italian woman

    5
    35
  54. 54
    NILLA

    106D Nabisco brand

    5
    31
  55. 55
    THEM

    119A Opponents of us

    4
    64
  56. 56
    MIRA

    118A Sorvino of "Mighty Aphrodite"

    4
    52
  57. 57
    CTA

    73A Windy City rail inits.

    4
    35
  58. 58
    KHAN

    27A Villainous role for Montalbán

    4
    35
  59. 59
    ASKME

    93A Words on an information desk

    4
    27
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    MOROSE

    51A Gloomy

    4
    23
  61. 61
    DNATEST

    54D "CSI" procedure

    4
    21
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    NEHI

    90A Classic soft drink brand

    3
    96
  63. 63
    ELIHU

    2D Root of politics

    3
    63
  64. 64
    STDS

    97A Guidelines: Abbr.

    3
    59
  65. 65
    NEALE

    8D Writer Zora ___ Hurston

    3
    58
  66. 66
    SENATE

    71A Where the vice president presides

    3
    56
  67. 67
    AAHS

    47A Contented sighs

    3
    55
  68. 68
    USAF

    83A Abbr. on a B-52

    3
    46
  69. 69
    HOMER

    10A Who wrote "By their own follies they perished, the fools"

    3
    37
  70. 70
    ENMASSE

    80A All together

    3
    30
  71. 71
    ETH

    32D Neighbor of Sudan: Abbr.

    2
    111
  72. 72
    ABNER

    20A Dogpatch yokel

    2
    62
  73. 73
    AMELIA

    28A Bedelia of children's literature

    2
    52
  74. 74
    DAZE

    25D Flabbergast

    2
    50
  75. 75
    NEEDLE

    39A Razz

    2
    50
  76. 76
    SHINE

    5A Scintillate

    2
    39
  77. 77
    ELVES

    13D Some cobblers of lore

    2
    30
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    INIGO

    120A Architect Jones

    2
    30
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    PEU

    75D Little bit of French?

    2
    22
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    HBOMB

    6D Certain W.M.D.

    2
    18
  81. 81
    SCOOTS

    94D Skedaddles

    2
    12
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    MCCOO

    104D Marilyn who hosted 1980s TV's "Solid Gold"

    2
    10
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    COASTAL

    100A Seaside

    2
    8
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    HONSHU

    95D Island south of Tsugaru Strait

    2
    6
  85. 85
    HARI

    43A Mata ___ (spy)

    1
    58
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    ATH

    63A N.C.A.A. part: Abbr.

    1
    39
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    ALENE

    61D Coeur d'___, Idaho

    1
    37
  88. 88
    SHU

    99A Moo ___ pork

    1
    25
  89. 89
    USENET

    86A Early online forum

    1
    25
  90. 90
    ARCHIE

    113A Edith's cranky husband

    1
    20
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    LOANS

    101D Some shark products

    1
    19
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    SWEDES

    99D Hosts of the 1912 Olympics

    1
    17
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    TWIRL

    107D Pirouette

    1
    17
  94. 94
    ORALEXAM

    56D Grilling procedure

    1
    14
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    AHOYS

    105D Mates' cries

    1
    8
  96. 96
    FILTH

    40A Sleaze

    1
    8
  97. 97
    SETPIECE

    57D Bit of stage scenery

    1
    8
  98. 98
    ELP

    72A Grp. with the 1973 gold album "Brain Salad Surgery"

    1
    7
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    TONNES

    70D British weights

    1
    7
  100. 100
    MOTHERS

    51D Is protective of

    1
    5
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    DORKS debut

    1D Uncool set

    1
    4
  102. 102
    HONEYMOON

    43D Time in Hawaii, maybe

    1
    4
  103. 103
    MIGUEL

    17D Author Cervantes

    1
    4
  104. 104
    ENA

    33D "Bambi" character

    0
    82
  105. 105
    TRAC

    87A Gillette brand name

    0
    36
  106. 106
    CARLA

    59D "Cheers" waitress

    0
    27
  107. 107
    ASTON

    124A Fancy car starter?

    0
    17
  108. 108
    RYANS

    109D "___ Hope"

    0
    17
  109. 109
    OFIT

    22A "What ___?"

    0
    13
  110. 110
    SHOOIN

    38D Lock

    0
    12
  111. 111
    ONTHENOSE

    110A Perfectly

    0
    9
  112. 112
    BOYLE

    121A Singer Susan with the 2009 #1 album "I Dreamed a Dream"

    0
    7
  113. 113
    RHYTHM

    69A Musician's asset

    0
    7
  114. 114
    RIYAL

    66A Qatari bank note

    0
    7
  115. 115
    ROUSSEAU

    15D "The Social Contract" philosopher

    0
    7
  116. 116
    SHERYL debut

    94A Crow with a powerful voice

    0
    7
  117. 117
    SUNYATSEN

    48D Kuomintang co-founder

    0
    7
  118. 118
    YOUD

    53A Irving Berlin's "___ Be Surprised"

    0
    7
  119. 119
    DRABS

    103D Bits

    0
    6
  120. 120
    ARONI

    79A Rice-___

    0
    5
  121. 121
    FORSHAME

    84D "Bad!"

    0
    5
  122. 122
    RAYGUN

    14D Sci-fi zapper

    0
    5
  123. 123
    LANCIA

    96D Italian automaker since 1906

    0
    4
  124. 124
    STEGOSAUR

    29A Fearsome creature with plates on its back

    0
    4
  125. 125
    ATERRE

    18D On the ground, in ballet

    0
    3
  126. 126
    OVENMITT

    4D Digit protector

    0
    3
  127. 127
    TSUNAMIS

    87D Ring of Fire perils

    0
    3
  128. 128
    AFRAIDOFTHEDARK

    16D Suffering from nyctophobia

    0
    2
  129. 129
    CONSULS

    59A Representatives in a foreign country

    0
    2
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    INSTATES debut

    41D Establishes

    0
    2
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    LIGHTASAFEATHER

    42D Weighing hardly anything

    0
    2
  132. 132
    OLDMANWINTER

    102A He might put chills up your spine

    0
    2
  133. 133
    SUDSIER

    34A More foamy

    0
    2
  134. 134
    CAUGHTACOLD debut

    116A Started sneezing and sniffling, say

    0
    1
  135. 135
    DAYDREAMER debut

    37D Walter Mitty, e.g.

    0
    1
  136. 136
    FUMANCHU debut

    40D Master criminal of books and film

    0
    1
  137. 137
    HOTANDHEAVY debut

    24A Full of strong feelings

    0
    1
  138. 138
    ROUGHNIGHT debut

    45D Question asked to one with a hangover

    0
    1
  139. 139
    SOSAS debut

    125A Family of Slammin' Sammy

    0
    1
  140. 140
    SUMMERBREEZE debut

    31A Something to enjoy on a beach

    0
    1