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Sunday · 170 answers · 26 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ALE

    62A Draft pick?

    59
    570
  2. 2
    EAR

    107D Corn unit

    57
    485
  3. 3
    IRE

    98A Dander

    52
    498
  4. 4
    ANTE

    66D Part of a.m.

    45
    461
  5. 5
    TNT

    73A "The Closer" airer

    38
    338
  6. 6
    ATM

    133D Bills are in it: Abbr.

    30
    260
  7. 7
    TAN

    128A Hawaiian souvenir?

    30
    238
  8. 8
    GAS

    95A It's not liquid

    30
    218
  9. 9
    ECHO

    12D Letter after delta

    29
    312
  10. 10
    ACHE

    127D Yearn (for)

    28
    282
  11. 11
    HOE

    49A Cultivate, in a way

    27
    173
  12. 12
    ALTO

    21D Choir voice

    25
    290
  13. 13
    ETCH

    7D Impress clearly

    23
    174
  14. 14
    ARES

    124A Half brother of Athena

    21
    271
  15. 15
    ELF

    57D Seasonal helper

    21
    197
  16. 16
    ABC

    34A Epitome of simplicity

    20
    153
  17. 17
    GRE

    31D E.T.S. offering

    18
    119
  18. 18
    TIER

    119A Echelon

    17
    179
  19. 19
    TALE

    65D 88-Across, for one

    17
    178
  20. 20
    SLAP

    63A An affront

    17
    123
  21. 21
    EAU

    89D Water in the Oise

    16
    203
  22. 22
    AMASS

    124D Collect

    16
    135
  23. 23
    INC

    121A Murder, ___

    16
    126
  24. 24
    CDS

    99D Bank offerings, in brief

    14
    147
  25. 25
    INFO

    37D Dirt

    13
    91
  26. 26
    HEM

    29A Bottom line?

    12
    136
  27. 27
    TECH

    11D High-___

    12
    101
  28. 28
    SPAN

    64D Cross

    10
    132
  29. 29
    ALTAR

    78A Last place you'll see a bachelor

    10
    124
  30. 30
    GIST

    31A Heart

    9
    68
  31. 31
    SOHO

    97D Area near Little Italy

    8
    108
  32. 32
    DOA

    125A 1950 film in which Frank Bigelow investigates his own murder

    8
    88
  33. 33
    EARNS

    108A Pulls down

    8
    81
  34. 34
    THY

    109A Decalogue possessive

    8
    71
  35. 35
    EVEL

    41A Daredevil Knievel

    8
    66
  36. 36
    PEC

    135D Bencher's target

    8
    64
  37. 37
    RATIO

    13D Tangent, e.g.

    7
    68
  38. 38
    DINO

    125D Cartoon character voiced by Mel Blanc

    7
    61
  39. 39
    NOSES

    43D They might be held at a sewage plant

    7
    45
  40. 40
    SMUT

    97A Blue material

    6
    82
  41. 41
    SIRS

    60A Beknighted souls?

    6
    80
  42. 42
    PESOS

    100D Change in Mexico

    6
    63
  43. 43
    HUN

    136D Barbarian

    6
    54
  44. 44
    MALL

    118A ___ rat

    6
    52
  45. 45
    SOLID

    96A It's not liquid

    6
    47
  46. 46
    MERC

    32D Former Ford offering, for short

    6
    46
  47. 47
    FIRM

    92A Al dente, say

    6
    32
  48. 48
    LAILA

    110A Boxer Ali

    6
    25
  49. 49
    YDS

    138D Gridiron figs.

    5
    125
  50. 50
    TETRA

    50A Four front?

    5
    106
  51. 51
    ATILT

    5D Skewed

    5
    77
  52. 52
    RAJ

    131D Rule that ended in 1947

    5
    68
  53. 53
    RETAG

    47A Hike the price of, perhaps

    5
    39
  54. 54
    HOO

    30A Yoo follower

    5
    35
  55. 55
    PLEAS

    58D Petitions

    5
    30
  56. 56
    ANNAN

    130A Kofi of the U.N.

    5
    23
  57. 57
    PITIES

    15D Feels for

    5
    9
  58. 58
    ARIAS

    80A Meyerbeer output

    4
    54
  59. 59
    FIRST

    92D Primarily

    4
    40
  60. 60
    ETCETERA

    7A Label for unmentionables?

    4
    29
  61. 61
    CDT

    1D OK setting in the summer

    4
    28
  62. 62
    TSLOT

    68A Letter-shaped opening in some pistons

    4
    17
  63. 63
    SENSES

    6D Picks up

    3
    50
  64. 64
    SENECA

    39D New York lake

    3
    49
  65. 65
    ATEIT

    82A Suffered a financial setback, slangily

    3
    43
  66. 66
    BRAE

    36D Aberdeen hillside

    3
    38
  67. 67
    IMEANIT

    24A "For real!"

    3
    28
  68. 68
    DUELS

    28A Face-offs

    3
    27
  69. 69
    TUFT

    51D Clump of grass

    3
    16
  70. 70
    SUMOS

    79A Jumbo combatants

    3
    11
  71. 71
    ENTRUST

    116D Put in someone's care

    3
    6
  72. 72
    ENLAI

    123D Zhou ___

    2
    61
  73. 73
    NEEDLE

    83A Irk

    2
    50
  74. 74
    IRAQI

    93D Syrian's neighbor

    2
    45
  75. 75
    ANNS

    19D Manchester's St. ___ Church

    2
    34
  76. 76
    GOER

    90D Attendee

    2
    30
  77. 77
    ONTV

    126D Airing

    2
    30
  78. 78
    REVUE

    94D "Side by Side by Sondheim," e.g.

    2
    30
  79. 79
    CERT

    17D Diploma, e.g.: Abbr.

    2
    27
  80. 80
    SLAMS

    96D Poetry contests

    2
    27
  81. 81
    TRACTS

    117D Political writings

    2
    27
  82. 82
    OUIS

    120A Arles affirmatives

    2
    19
  83. 83
    CINCO

    76D Dos + tres

    2
    16
  84. 84
    INFANT

    69A Diaper wearer

    2
    15
  85. 85
    CRUMBS

    9D Orts

    2
    6
  86. 86
    PACKANIMAL debut

    15A Burro, e.g.

    2
    3
  87. 87
    EEN

    10D Poetic period

    1
    159
  88. 88
    SCALE

    105D Item at a bakery

    1
    61
  89. 89
    ENGR

    84D Road designer, e.g.: Abbr.

    1
    55
  90. 90
    XER

    85A Gen ___

    1
    53
  91. 91
    REMAP

    75D Change, as keyboard keys

    1
    41
  92. 92
    AENEID

    88A It involves a trip to the underworld

    1
    34
  93. 93
    OCA

    132D South American tuber

    1
    32
  94. 94
    NERDY

    129D Unhip

    1
    29
  95. 95
    DEMOTE

    22A Lower

    1
    22
  96. 96
    SITARS

    144A Raga instruments

    1
    22
  97. 97
    GAPES

    90A Stares slack-jawed

    1
    20
  98. 98
    AMUSES

    16D Entertains

    1
    19
  99. 99
    POKES

    52A Snoops (around)

    1
    12
  100. 100
    SEARCH

    74A "___ me!"

    1
    11
  101. 101
    ACTUATE

    139A Put into motion

    1
    8
  102. 102
    INASPOT

    91A Stuck

    1
    8
  103. 103
    CLERGY

    137A First estate

    1
    7
  104. 104
    SENDSUP

    42A Lampoons

    1
    5
  105. 105
    NEARFATAL

    70D Very serious, as an accident

    1
    4
  106. 106
    CHICAS debut

    1A Spanish girls

    1
    3
  107. 107
    CRUNCHTIME debut

    26A When the pressure's on

    1
    3
  108. 108
    TURNSTO debut

    27A Avails oneself of

    1
    3
  109. 109
    ECU

    59A Old French coin

    0
    51
  110. 110
    KAN

    18D Neighbor of Mo.

    0
    37
  111. 111
    IMIT

    20D "Nobody else is coming"

    0
    30
  112. 112
    INITS

    69D J.F.K., e.g.

    0
    20
  113. 113
    OSIS

    114D Medical suffix

    0
    18
  114. 114
    COLESLAW

    4D Clambake dish

    0
    17
  115. 115
    TRUED

    73D Aligned

    0
    16
  116. 116
    ARME

    14D French weapon

    0
    15
  117. 117
    COPAY

    46D Part of a medical bill

    0
    14
  118. 118
    HORATIO

    112D Hamlet confidant

    0
    14
  119. 119
    ROADMAP

    131A Driver's aid

    0
    14
  120. 120
    ASKFOR

    61D Request

    0
    12
  121. 121
    HTEST

    77D Newsworthy 1950s trial, informally

    0
    11
  122. 122
    MONSTER

    32A Godzilla, e.g.

    0
    11
  123. 123
    RAVED

    106A Was manic

    0
    11
  124. 124
    TIAMARIA

    103D Jamaican coffee liqueur

    0
    11
  125. 125
    BREE

    36A One of the "Desperate Housewives"

    0
    10
  126. 126
    EKESOUT

    115A Barely gets

    0
    10
  127. 127
    PREEMIE

    122A Special delivery

    0
    9
  128. 128
    TAXIED

    141A Crossed the tarmac

    0
    9
  129. 129
    STAMENS

    64A Sources of pollen grains

    0
    8
  130. 130
    PLINK

    54D Toy piano sound

    0
    6
  131. 131
    PREF

    45D Aisle or window, e.g.: Abbr.

    0
    6
  132. 132
    ZANTAC

    56D Remedy for acid reflux

    0
    6
  133. 133
    CALZONE

    86D Italian turnover

    0
    5
  134. 134
    DUSE

    134D Italian actress Eleonora

    0
    5
  135. 135
    STATORS

    63D Unmoving machine parts

    0
    5
  136. 136
    TEAMED

    68D Hooked (up)

    0
    5
  137. 137
    TERKEL

    38D Storytelling Studs

    0
    4
  138. 138
    DILLINGER

    104D Bonnie and Clyde contemporary

    0
    3
  139. 139
    ICESUP

    40D Freezes over

    0
    3
  140. 140
    ITSI

    37A Formal/informal reply to "Who's there?"

    0
    3
  141. 141
    PENUP debut

    87D Confine

    0
    3
  142. 142
    SQUEEZEPLAY

    55A Bunting is part of it

    0
    3
  143. 143
    ACUFF

    61A Roy of country music

    0
    2
  144. 144
    CAMENEXT

    102D Followed

    0
    2
  145. 145
    COMPACTDISC

    101A Data storage device

    0
    2
  146. 146
    CTSCANNER debut

    101D It can help you get inside someone's head

    0
    2
  147. 147
    CUTSCLASS

    35D Doesn't get taught a lesson?

    0
    2
  148. 148
    ENTHUSED

    140A Rah-rah

    0
    2
  149. 149
    IMMUNETO debut

    3D Protected against

    0
    2
  150. 150
    JAMSESSIONS

    142A Occasions to try out riffs

    0
    2
  151. 151
    PRESSCONFERENCE

    45A Big media event

    0
    2
  152. 152
    THREECAR debut

    23A Like some collisions

    0
    2
  153. 153
    ALPINESKI debut

    80D Item of winter sports equipment

    0
    1
  154. 154
    BLUEPENS debut

    113D Many Bics

    0
    1
  155. 155
    BRUXISM debut

    72D Habitual teeth grinding

    0
    1
  156. 156
    CLUTCHPERFORMANCES debut

    86A Late rallies

    0
    1
  157. 157
    COVENTRY debut

    143A Peeping Tom's home

    0
    1
  158. 158
    CROWDPLEASERS debut

    53A Widely popular shows, say

    0
    1
  159. 159
    CRUMPLEZONE debut

    99A Car safety feature

    0
    1
  160. 160
    GDSEARLE debut

    48D Pharmaceutical company that developed Metamucil and Dramamine

    0
    1
  161. 161
    HEADOVER debut

    2D Go (to)

    0
    1
  162. 162
    MCADAM debut

    67D Scottish inventor and road builder John Loudon ___

    0
    1
  163. 163
    PANCAKEBREAKFASTS debut

    71A Some morning fund-raisers

    0
    1
  164. 164
    PEQUOTS debut

    44D Members of a Connecticut tribe

    0
    1
  165. 165
    PINCHRUNNER debut

    135A Diamond substitute

    0
    1
  166. 166
    REHEARSES debut

    33D Runs through

    0
    1
  167. 167
    SHIMMYUP debut

    81D Climb, as a rope

    0
    1
  168. 168
    SQUASHBLOSSOMS debut

    111A Mexican cooking ingredients called "flores de calabaza" in Spanish

    0
    1
  169. 169
    TAMLIN debut

    25A Hero of an old Scottish ballad

    0
    1
  170. 170
    THREADERS debut

    8D Sewing machine parts

    0
    1