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Sunday · 140 answers · 12 debuts

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

  1. 1
    EGO

    115D I, to Tiberius

    42
    393
  2. 2
    ICE

    63D Put away

    40
    391
  3. 3
    ALT

    25A PC key

    29
    225
  4. 4
    SRI

    98A Overseas Mr.

    28
    238
  5. 5
    ARM

    69D Bazooka, e.g.

    27
    264
  6. 6
    TAU

    49D Fourth letter before 21-Down

    25
    169
  7. 7
    ORS

    50A Organ repair sites, briefly

    25
    161
  8. 8
    ENT

    17D Tolkien creature

    24
    222
  9. 9
    PSI

    21D Fourth letter after 49-Down

    24
    198
  10. 10
    OPAL

    2D Precious girl's name?

    23
    253
  11. 11
    TEND

    84A Gravitate

    22
    122
  12. 12
    OTIS

    52A ___ B. Driftwood ("A Night at the Opera" role)

    20
    251
  13. 13
    IPO

    112D Bit of investors' news, for short

    20
    133
  14. 14
    ACME

    107D Climax

    19
    210
  15. 15
    NAE

    60A Scot's "not"

    19
    171
  16. 16
    MEET

    53D Track ___

    17
    144
  17. 17
    HEN

    40D Nest maker

    16
    188
  18. 18
    ABCS

    83A Kindergarten stuff

    16
    133
  19. 19
    MEH

    111D "I can't get excited about it"

    16
    80
  20. 20
    IMS

    26A Some online communications, for short

    16
    78
  21. 21
    AGREE

    35D Side (with)

    14
    154
  22. 22
    NON

    57D Security Council veto

    13
    143
  23. 23
    INIT

    94A Rolling ___ (rich)

    12
    117
  24. 24
    MOE

    75A TV tavern keeper

    11
    149
  25. 25
    PEI

    11D Nascar Hall of Fame architect

    11
    121
  26. 26
    REI

    79D Portuguese king

    11
    77
  27. 27
    PET

    103D Doll

    10
    149
  28. 28
    WED

    87D Bond

    10
    115
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    LEST

    3D In the event that

    10
    104
  30. 30
    MATE

    76A Bud

    10
    94
  31. 31
    LGA

    105A Letters on some N.Y.C. luggage

    10
    70
  32. 32
    PHIL

    89A One of the Everly Brothers

    9
    66
  33. 33
    FAD

    45D Angry Birds, e.g.

    8
    87
  34. 34
    FAIR

    85A Not cheating

    8
    73
  35. 35
    LIRA

    108D The euro replaced it

    7
    136
  36. 36
    RTES

    67D 72-Across and others: Abbr.

    7
    128
  37. 37
    TIM

    27A QB Tebow

    7
    109
  38. 38
    ENDED

    96A Kaput

    7
    82
  39. 39
    HAR

    117D Laugh syllable

    7
    73
  40. 40
    VASE

    110D One with a neck and a lip

    7
    64
  41. 41
    KIM

    90D North Korean leader or his father

    7
    58
  42. 42
    COCA

    1D Chewed stimulant

    7
    54
  43. 43
    TEEUP

    58A Get ready to drive

    7
    30
  44. 44
    ERN

    8D Directional suffix

    6
    177
  45. 45
    MADAM

    76D Lady

    6
    63
  46. 46
    EDY

    65D Big name in frozen desserts

    6
    53
  47. 47
    DOO

    88A Scat syllable

    6
    47
  48. 48
    NASTY

    101D Vicious

    6
    47
  49. 49
    COS

    32D Stock page listings: Abbr.

    5
    100
  50. 50
    TORT

    42A Basis of a lawsuit

    5
    80
  51. 51
    EEG

    82D Doc's reading

    5
    75
  52. 52
    ABODE

    77D Villa, e.g.

    5
    67
  53. 53
    INKS

    109D Signs

    5
    61
  54. 54
    GAD

    104A Roam

    5
    60
  55. 55
    MELD

    55A Part of a pinochle round

    5
    42
  56. 56
    ITRY

    48A Humble response to praise

    5
    32
  57. 57
    KARMA

    90A Fate

    5
    29
  58. 58
    ANNAN

    56A Former U.N. secretary general Kofi ___

    5
    23
  59. 59
    AXES

    59A x, y and z

    4
    72
  60. 60
    PREY

    74A Hunted

    4
    70
  61. 61
    XED

    116D Struck

    4
    58
  62. 62
    HERB

    64A Cicely or tarragon

    4
    56
  63. 63
    ALUMNI

    37D ___ Hall (site on many a campus)

    4
    27
  64. 64
    TAE

    61D ___ kwon do

    3
    115
  65. 65
    EBON

    82A Shade of a swan's bill in a Keats poem

    3
    81
  66. 66
    WARD

    54D Prison unit

    3
    39
  67. 67
    SAFES

    46A Places for rings, maybe

    3
    37
  68. 68
    NYPD

    68D "Cagney & Lacey" org.

    3
    29
  69. 69
    IDEE

    20A What will the French think of next?

    2
    81
  70. 70
    LIV

    108A Actress Tyler

    2
    47
  71. 71
    ZAPS

    9A Uses a 13-Across on

    2
    35
  72. 72
    SENSEI

    71D Martial arts master

    2
    23
  73. 73
    URBANE

    51A Polished

    2
    23
  74. 74
    LIMEADE

    81D Tart drink

    2
    14
  75. 75
    LOAFER

    44A Slip-on

    2
    14
  76. 76
    ZIPIT

    9D "Shut your trap!"

    2
    11
  77. 77
    DELMAR

    97D California beach town with a racetrack

    2
    8
  78. 78
    GESTS

    36D Heroic deeds

    2
    8
  79. 79
    SORBETS

    24A After-dinner choices

    2
    8
  80. 80
    CALI

    5D LL Cool J's "Going Back to ___"

    1
    55
  81. 81
    AIRER

    62A TV station, e.g.

    1
    29
  82. 82
    MPAA

    53A Org. that may assess violence levels

    1
    29
  83. 83
    IMLATE

    93D White Rabbit's cry

    1
    25
  84. 84
    ADMIRE

    92A Esteem

    1
    24
  85. 85
    SENSOR

    12D Part of a security system

    1
    23
  86. 86
    ITEN

    72A Major artery through San Antonio

    1
    22
  87. 87
    GARY

    106D Player of golf

    1
    21
  88. 88
    GEORGE

    43A "By ___!"

    1
    21
  89. 89
    GROPE

    78A Feel (for)

    1
    19
  90. 90
    RXS

    18D Pharmacies fill them, in brief

    1
    18
  91. 91
    EMOTICON

    30A :D, e.g.

    1
    17
  92. 92
    MESMER

    99A Austrian physician who lent his name to an English word ending in "-ize"

    1
    14
  93. 93
    TOREAT

    38D Attacked

    1
    14
  94. 94
    XYLEM

    73A Plant tissue

    1
    14
  95. 95
    SOISEE

    7D "That is quite clear"

    1
    12
  96. 96
    GOOBER

    70D Yokel

    1
    8
  97. 97
    NORDIC

    95D Certain skiing competition

    1
    8
  98. 98
    RIN

    113D ___ Tin Tin

    0
    61
  99. 99
    IGET

    119A "___ it" ("Understood")

    0
    34
  100. 100
    SAE

    16D R.S.V.P. facilitator: Abbr.

    0
    31
  101. 101
    DRT

    4D 2000 title role for Richard Gere

    0
    27
  102. 102
    ATEM

    6D "Lemme ___!"

    0
    25
  103. 103
    PHASER

    13A "Star Trek" weapon

    0
    15
  104. 104
    LEGREE

    91A Fictional Simon

    0
    13
  105. 105
    CLIME

    80A The Mediterranean has a warm one

    0
    11
  106. 106
    MIRACLE

    111A Subject of a Vatican investigation

    0
    11
  107. 107
    OPERATOR

    19A Person who's a zero?

    0
    11
  108. 108
    HONEYS

    121A Dolls

    0
    9
  109. 109
    WNET

    54A PBS flagship station

    0
    9
  110. 110
    FINAGLE

    47D Manipulate to one's advantage

    0
    8
  111. 111
    PHALANX

    21A Troop group

    0
    8
  112. 112
    COSY

    122A Brit's teapot cover

    0
    7
  113. 113
    NOMINATE

    100A Propose

    0
    7
  114. 114
    SAINTE

    28A Thérèse de Lisieux, for one

    0
    7
  115. 115
    TKOD

    61A Ousted from the ring, for short

    0
    7
  116. 116
    ALBEDO

    15D Light reflection ratio

    0
    6
  117. 117
    EPITHET

    118A "The Conqueror," e.g.

    0
    6
  118. 118
    ATC

    37A Grp. that coordinates E.T.A. and E.T.D.

    0
    5
  119. 119
    DWEEBS

    86A Many wonks

    0
    5
  120. 120
    EARMARKS

    120A Some bills have them

    0
    5
  121. 121
    HBEAM

    40A Letter-shaped girder

    0
    5
  122. 122
    STOMATA

    23D Leaf pores

    0
    5
  123. 123
    TRAMCAR

    58D Mine transport

    0
    5
  124. 124
    LAUPER

    102A "True Colors" singer, 1986

    0
    4
  125. 125
    ADAMITES

    10D Nudists

    0
    3
  126. 126
    OLDBAG

    33A Battle-ax

    0
    3
  127. 127
    PREACHY

    89D Tediously didactic

    0
    3
  128. 128
    HARTLEY

    14D Taft's partner in a 1947 act

    0
    2
  129. 129
    ANTIPERSPIRANT debut

    29D You probably raise your arm for this

    0
    1
  130. 130
    BREAKINGTHERULES debut

    41D Cheating

    0
    1
  131. 131
    BRONXBOMBERS debut

    34D Big Apple team

    0
    1
  132. 132
    CABLESITCOMS debut

    39D Shows that can be racier than their network counterparts

    0
    1
  133. 133
    CASTLEINSPAIN debut

    22A Dream setting

    0
    1
  134. 134
    COLDCASE debut

    1A DNA testing might reopen one

    0
    1
  135. 135
    DEUSEXMACHINA debut

    114A Artificial plot device

    0
    1
  136. 136
    DRYERASE debut

    123A Like some boards

    0
    1
  137. 137
    FATIGUES debut

    85D Battle wear

    0
    1
  138. 138
    ITSRAININGCATSANDDOGS debut

    66A Weather comment represented visually by this puzzle's circled letters

    0
    1
  139. 139
    MASONDIXONLINE debut

    31D It's north of the South

    0
    1
  140. 140
    PHONOGRAPHNEEDLE debut

    13D It's lowered to hear music

    0
    1