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Sunday · 140 answers · 14 debuts

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

  1. 1
    IRE

    101A Fury

    52
    498
  2. 2
    ECO

    73D Prefix with resort

    42
    370
  3. 3
    TRI

    40A Prefix with cycle

    41
    237
  4. 4
    ETC

    88D And everything else, for short

    37
    268
  5. 5
    TSAR

    130A Peter, e.g.

    33
    341
  6. 6
    ITEM

    56D Detail

    27
    274
  7. 7
    SPOT

    1D Bind

    24
    153
  8. 8
    REV

    66D Quickly accelerate

    24
    147
  9. 9
    ISNT

    116D "Freedom ___ free"

    23
    162
  10. 10
    REST

    104A What's left

    22
    256
  11. 11
    DRE

    32D Dr. ___

    22
    175
  12. 12
    PESO

    20A Philippine money

    20
    131
  13. 13
    USER

    3D Possible candidate for rehab

    19
    246
  14. 14
    TWO

    112A See 105-Across

    19
    165
  15. 15
    SSE

    82D Beijing-to-Shanghai dir.

    15
    262
  16. 16
    NINE

    127A See 122-Across

    15
    155
  17. 17
    KOI

    41A Pond fish

    15
    60
  18. 18
    HANOI

    62D World capital once occupied by France

    14
    120
  19. 19
    HISS

    36D What letting off steam might result in

    14
    79
  20. 20
    DEER

    119D Silhouette on many a yellow sign

    13
    154
  21. 21
    VET

    123D Cat scanner?

    13
    116
  22. 22
    STET

    85D Put back

    12
    225
  23. 23
    TUT

    29A "For shame!"

    12
    120
  24. 24
    THREE

    26A See 23-Across

    11
    83
  25. 25
    ERUPT

    63D Fly off the handle

    11
    54
  26. 26
    STYLE

    86A Panache

    10
    80
  27. 27
    ESO

    124D "___ Beso"

    9
    141
  28. 28
    ESTATE

    91A What's left behind

    9
    125
  29. 29
    MOSS

    84D Nature's pillow?

    9
    60
  30. 30
    NIN

    96D "Henry & June" role

    8
    117
  31. 31
    ANISE

    65D Flavor akin to fennel

    8
    110
  32. 32
    ATBAT

    107D Up

    8
    91
  33. 33
    VAL

    43A ___-d'Or, Québec

    8
    83
  34. 34
    VAT

    47D Brewer's vessel

    7
    101
  35. 35
    HAIR

    54D Musical with the song "Easy to Be Hard"

    7
    90
  36. 36
    SEVEN

    50A See 45-Across

    7
    64
  37. 37
    OCHRE

    109D Cousin of rust

    7
    59
  38. 38
    SIX

    103A See 94-Across

    7
    52
  39. 39
    SPUD

    1A It has eyes that can't see

    7
    48
  40. 40
    EER

    24D Poetic "always"

    6
    212
  41. 41
    ELIOT

    90A Poet who wrote "In the room the women come and go / Talking of Michelangelo"

    6
    131
  42. 42
    EINE

    83D One from Germany

    6
    119
  43. 43
    SYS

    60D Part of A.B.S.: Abbr.

    6
    79
  44. 44
    LOIS

    117D ___ Lowry, children's writer

    6
    76
  45. 45
    SLATE

    8D Blue-gray

    6
    73
  46. 46
    KNEES

    39D Trouser parts

    6
    40
  47. 47
    COPSE

    78A Grove

    6
    29
  48. 48
    ONA

    42D ___ mission

    5
    161
  49. 49
    ASSN

    98A Part of AARP: Abbr.

    5
    137
  50. 50
    ISAAC

    58D R&B singer Hayes

    5
    134
  51. 51
    ASNER

    12D "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" Emmy winner

    5
    103
  52. 52
    WON

    110D Korean money

    5
    90
  53. 53
    WRIT

    69D Order in the court

    5
    54
  54. 54
    WOVE

    38D Zigzagged

    5
    32
  55. 55
    DOGE

    4D Old Italian magistrate

    5
    29
  56. 56
    ARNO

    55D The Piazzale Michelangelo affords a view of it

    4
    143
  57. 57
    ROM

    74A Neighbor of Bulg.

    4
    81
  58. 58
    FOUR

    44A See 33-Across

    4
    35
  59. 59
    FIVE

    77A See 71-Across

    4
    33
  60. 60
    IDOTOO

    17D "Ditto!"

    4
    27
  61. 61
    ALII

    10D Et ___ (and others)

    3
    69
  62. 62
    EXO

    97D Outside: Prefix

    3
    55
  63. 63
    ETH

    31D Biblical suffix

    2
    111
  64. 64
    ATTIRE

    27A Deck out

    2
    56
  65. 65
    AMELIA

    98D 2009 Hilary Swank biopic

    2
    52
  66. 66
    SISSY

    64A Scaredy-cat, maybe

    2
    41
  67. 67
    EELER

    79D Fisher with a grig

    2
    39
  68. 68
    AVANT

    34D ___-garde

    2
    34
  69. 69
    REDSEA

    30A Ancient parting place

    2
    32
  70. 70
    HAWK

    36A Keen observer

    2
    30
  71. 71
    DWI

    28A Bad record part, for short

    2
    28
  72. 72
    ATLASES

    128A They have scales

    2
    23
  73. 73
    LOTIONS

    25A Beach bottles

    2
    7
  74. 74
    URI

    16D The Rams of the N.C.A.A.

    1
    150
  75. 75
    EDA

    121D Child-care author LeShan

    1
    61
  76. 76
    ANET

    37D Operating without ___

    1
    56
  77. 77
    SETIN

    15D Become fixed

    1
    37
  78. 78
    TADS

    68D Iotas

    1
    34
  79. 79
    ANACIN

    51A Product with the old ad catchphrase "Mother, please, I'd rather do it myself!"

    1
    28
  80. 80
    MCA

    102A ___ Records (old music label)

    1
    28
  81. 81
    BAHAI

    53A Faith that celebrates both Jesus and Muhammad

    1
    22
  82. 82
    PENH

    2D Phnom ___

    1
    21
  83. 83
    ISADORA

    125A Dancer Duncan

    1
    16
  84. 84
    EXP

    111A Abbr. on many food labels

    1
    15
  85. 85
    NOTNOW

    108A Later

    1
    13
  86. 86
    MYHERO

    102D Rescued damsel's cry

    1
    11
  87. 87
    THRACE

    113A Ancient Balkan region

    1
    11
  88. 88
    OVERDUE

    22A Fine word for libraries?

    1
    8
  89. 89
    AREOLAS

    93D Colored parts

    1
    6
  90. 90
    DFLATS

    35D Neighbors of C notes

    1
    5
  91. 91
    AVOWALS

    14D Promises

    1
    3
  92. 92
    OSTEOID

    95D Bonelike

    1
    3
  93. 93
    GUN

    5D Word with top or pop

    0
    41
  94. 94
    OILED

    115A Stinko

    0
    38
  95. 95
    ENNA

    118D City in Sicily

    0
    32
  96. 96
    SILENT

    76D Muted

    0
    24
  97. 97
    REMS

    114D Sleep stages

    0
    22
  98. 98
    ESKER

    59D Glacial formation

    0
    18
  99. 99
    EURASIA

    7D "1984" superpower

    0
    17
  100. 100
    LITERAL

    120A Like some interpretations

    0
    16
  101. 101
    OTROS

    106D Others, in Oaxaca

    0
    15
  102. 102
    TARSAL

    48A Ankle bone

    0
    13
  103. 103
    SHEETS

    87A They're fit for kings and queens

    0
    12
  104. 104
    TESTER

    19D Person doing a practice run

    0
    11
  105. 105
    SEXIST

    99D Gender offender

    0
    9
  106. 106
    ARCSINE

    67A Trig inverse

    0
    8
  107. 107
    COLDWAR

    13D The West was part of it

    0
    7
  108. 108
    PIXY

    70D Sprite

    0
    7
  109. 109
    TWP

    68A County subdivision: Abbr.

    0
    7
  110. 110
    OKE

    6D Fine, in old slang

    0
    6
  111. 111
    TINWARE

    92D Colonial service

    0
    5
  112. 112
    UKULELES

    21A Pacific strings

    0
    5
  113. 113
    CAVAE

    52D Venae ___

    0
    4
  114. 114
    GETTAKEN

    9D Be fooled

    0
    4
  115. 115
    GOESGAGA

    5A Flips

    0
    4
  116. 116
    OFTHE

    72D ___ same mind

    0
    4
  117. 117
    SUNUNU

    18D George Bush's chief of staff John

    0
    4
  118. 118
    ARISTAE

    75A Botanical beards

    0
    3
  119. 119
    ASTEW

    81D Agitated, after "in"

    0
    3
  120. 120
    SEPTAL debut

    100D Like a nasal membrane

    0
    3
  121. 121
    SOITSEEMS

    82A "Apparently"

    0
    3
  122. 122
    ABSCESSES

    49D Jobs for dentists

    0
    2
  123. 123
    ARMORIES

    126A Military depots

    0
    2
  124. 124
    DIXIECRATS

    80A Political party that won 39 electoral votes in 1948

    0
    2
  125. 125
    GEORDI

    11D "Star Trek: T.N.G." role

    0
    2
  126. 126
    STEELIEST

    57A Superlatively strong

    0
    2
  127. 127
    THANATOS

    89D Death personified, in ancient Greece

    0
    2
  128. 128
    ARVO debut

    65A Sacred music composer ___ Pärt

    0
    1
  129. 129
    ATTHESTART debut

    61A Initially

    0
    1
  130. 130
    BEETHOVENSONE debut

    122A With 127-Across, classical work that's the source of the European Union's anthem

    0
    1
  131. 131
    CASUIST debut

    13A Student of morality

    0
    1
  132. 132
    DRAWANDONE debut

    33A With 44-Across, execute, in a way

    0
    1
  133. 133
    ENLISTEES debut

    46D New faces on bases

    0
    1
  134. 134
    INONEHEAVEN debut

    45A With 50-Across, euphoric

    0
    1
  135. 135
    MEETONEWAY debut

    105A With 112-Across, compromise

    0
    1
  136. 136
    ONEGENERATION debut

    23A With 26-Across, like grandchildren

    0
    1
  137. 137
    SAKSONEAVENUE debut

    71A With 77-Across, high-end retail chain

    0
    1
  138. 138
    THEONESENSE debut

    94A With 103-Across, 1999 Shyamalan thriller

    0
    1
  139. 139
    TITOV debut

    48D Gherman ___, cosmonaut who was the second human to orbit the earth

    0
    1
  140. 140
    TOSSEDTO debut

    129A Gave, as a hot potato

    0
    1