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Sunday · 132 answers · 11 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ORE

    57D Cinnabar, e.g.

    48
    581
  2. 2
    ELSE

    115A Or follower

    43
    440
  3. 3
    ARI

    9D Son in "The Royal Tenenbaums"

    36
    378
  4. 4
    RED

    33A Word with Army or ant

    32
    278
  5. 5
    UNO

    109D Game with Wild Draw 4 cards

    30
    241
  6. 6
    ABLE

    81D Competent

    25
    259
  7. 7
    ATLAS

    6D Volume of the world

    25
    195
  8. 8
    ATOM

    110A Bit of science

    23
    266
  9. 9
    NEAR

    49D Only a day away, say

    20
    183
  10. 10
    ABC

    67D Epitome of simplicity

    20
    153
  11. 11
    EERIE

    98A Like some coincidences

    19
    260
  12. 12
    NAE

    43D "Uh-uh, laddie"

    19
    171
  13. 13
    BEE

    54A Buzzer

    18
    184
  14. 14
    ALES

    39D Round in Britain, maybe

    17
    240
  15. 15
    ASANA

    1A Yoga posture

    17
    51
  16. 16
    MEH

    68D "Whatever"

    16
    80
  17. 17
    ASST

    94D #2: Abbr.

    15
    193
  18. 18
    TENET

    19A Common belief

    15
    147
  19. 19
    NONE

    114A Teetotaler's amount

    14
    132
  20. 20
    ATTIC

    1D Top of a ladder, maybe

    13
    108
  21. 21
    SOL

    64D Pine-___

    12
    174
  22. 22
    ATMS

    15A Bread dispensers

    12
    119
  23. 23
    GLEE

    75D Lottery winner's feeling

    12
    112
  24. 24
    DRIP

    22A Slow leak

    12
    99
  25. 25
    HENS

    111A Farm fowl

    12
    93
  26. 26
    CHAR

    46D Not burn completely

    12
    89
  27. 27
    BASE

    38A General headquarters?

    10
    104
  28. 28
    OILS

    35D Palm products

    10
    92
  29. 29
    ONICE

    112A Chilled

    10
    91
  30. 30
    TALL

    11A Men's suit specification

    9
    89
  31. 31
    TEENS

    113A Some up-and-comers

    8
    86
  32. 32
    URAL

    71D River through Orsk

    7
    180
  33. 33
    LANAI

    31A Island west of Maui

    7
    80
  34. 34
    AMISS

    67A A little off

    7
    77
  35. 35
    BEA

    53D Benaderet of "The Beverly Hillbillies"

    7
    67
  36. 36
    BEEN

    85A "Have you ___ good?"

    7
    51
  37. 37
    ERN

    77A Southwest terminal?

    6
    177
  38. 38
    MANE

    26A Lioness's lack

    6
    92
  39. 39
    SEPIA

    62A Brown ink

    6
    74
  40. 40
    GONE

    25D Outta here

    6
    59
  41. 41
    BOLT

    65D Split in a hurry

    6
    37
  42. 42
    NOTES

    116A Some classwork

    5
    59
  43. 43
    REID

    24D Frist's successor as Senate majority leader

    5
    52
  44. 44
    ELROY

    48D The youngest Jetson

    5
    40
  45. 45
    LEECH

    14D Hanger-on

    5
    33
  46. 46
    HIHAT

    29D Percussionist's setup

    5
    22
  47. 47
    COALS

    83A Old-fashioned boiler input

    5
    19
  48. 48
    UZI

    52D "Pulp Fiction" weapon

    4
    88
  49. 49
    MAZE

    58A Ikea store, to some

    4
    60
  50. 50
    BEEP

    73A Low-battery signal

    4
    47
  51. 51
    NANAS

    42A Some baby sitters

    4
    43
  52. 52
    ANNAL

    3D Chronicle

    4
    35
  53. 53
    CTA

    74D Windy City commuters' inits.

    4
    35
  54. 54
    NEEDTO

    88D Must

    4
    18
  55. 55
    OREL

    92D Dodger Hershiser

    3
    115
  56. 56
    STEARNS

    84D T. S. Eliot's middle name

    3
    10
  57. 57
    SISSY

    62D Wuss

    2
    41
  58. 58
    OLEOLE

    56A Repeated phrase in "Hot Hot Hot"

    2
    35
  59. 59
    SPEEDY

    18D Alka-Seltzer ad character

    2
    24
  60. 60
    WILSON

    89D Presidential middle name or last name

    2
    8
  61. 61
    ASSAD

    6A Mideast strongman

    1
    48
  62. 62
    AGR

    94A Cabinet dept. since 1889

    1
    47
  63. 63
    ANWAR

    87A Egypt's Sadat

    1
    33
  64. 64
    SOREN

    79D Philosopher Kierkegaard

    1
    27
  65. 65
    NEWSY

    103D Full of the latest

    1
    17
  66. 66
    ARABIAN

    12D Omani or Yemeni

    1
    16
  67. 67
    ROCHE

    97D Pharmaceutical giant that makes Boniva

    1
    16
  68. 68
    LUND

    31D Home of the oldest school in Sweden, founded in 1085

    1
    14
  69. 69
    USEDCAR

    59A Something with a Blue Book value

    1
    10
  70. 70
    ALTMAN

    87D "Nashville" director

    1
    9
  71. 71
    MINCES

    17D Takes baby steps

    1
    8
  72. 72
    STROLLER

    90A What a pusher may push in a park

    1
    8
  73. 73
    HOUSECAT

    34A Lapful, maybe

    1
    7
  74. 74
    INARREARS

    27A Behind

    1
    7
  75. 75
    BABU

    38D Hindu title of respect

    1
    6
  76. 76
    HISSY

    37A Tantrum, colloquially

    1
    6
  77. 77
    WHIRS

    55A Buzzes

    1
    6
  78. 78
    IRAE

    21A "Dies ___"

    0
    117
  79. 79
    ENNA

    72D Central Sicilian province

    0
    32
  80. 80
    OKLA

    86A Tex. neighbor

    0
    31
  81. 81
    GHETTO

    95D Low-rent district

    0
    23
  82. 82
    MDSE

    107A Stock: Abbr.

    0
    23
  83. 83
    SERIO

    61D Prefix with comedy

    0
    19
  84. 84
    SEENO

    2D "___ Evil" (Mia Farrow film)

    0
    17
  85. 85
    THORO

    20A Complete, in informal writing

    0
    16
  86. 86
    ULEES

    100D "___ Gold"

    0
    16
  87. 87
    TICTAC

    11D Itty-bitty breath mint

    0
    12
  88. 88
    LISBON

    93D Vasco da Gama's departure point

    0
    11
  89. 89
    TAEL

    105D Asian gold bar measure

    0
    11
  90. 90
    SORARE

    61A 1937 hit with the lyric "You're like the fragrance of blossoms fair"

    0
    10
  91. 91
    ONLAY

    117A Relative of a crown

    0
    9
  92. 92
    TRAITS

    16D Blue eyes and blond hair

    0
    9
  93. 93
    NEDROREM

    4D "Our Town" opera composer

    0
    8
  94. 94
    CHRISTO

    78A "The Gates" artist

    0
    7
  95. 95
    COLLIE

    74A Dog with "rough" and "smooth" breeds

    0
    7
  96. 96
    BATHTUB

    50A Speakeasy's distilling locale

    0
    6
  97. 97
    HINTED

    32A Didn't come right out and say

    0
    6
  98. 98
    IMONA

    102D "___ roll!" (bettor's cry)

    0
    6
  99. 99
    GAOLS

    75A British pens

    0
    5
  100. 100
    TAPEDECK

    51D Cassette player

    0
    5
  101. 101
    LARY

    13D Three-time All-Star pitcher Frank

    0
    4
  102. 102
    PASTDUE

    70A Behind

    0
    4
  103. 103
    SHORTHAIR

    7D Pet that doesn't need much brushing, say

    0
    4
  104. 104
    YWCAS

    45D Blue Triangle grps.

    0
    4
  105. 105
    ABERRANCE

    76D Departure from the norm

    0
    3
  106. 106
    ATERRE

    5D On the ground, in ballet

    0
    3
  107. 107
    COLORIST

    30A Salon worker

    0
    3
  108. 108
    RELOSE

    91D Take off again, as pounds

    0
    3
  109. 109
    SAHEL

    101D African region including Khartoum and Timbuktu

    0
    3
  110. 110
    SLEEPIER

    40D More likely to crash?

    0
    3
  111. 111
    SORENSEN

    82D Ted who wrote "The Kennedy Legacy"

    0
    3
  112. 112
    SOVS

    8D Old Brit. coins

    0
    3
  113. 113
    WAIN

    41A Farm wagon

    0
    3
  114. 114
    ALLMYCHILDREN debut

    44A Soap discontinued in 2011

    0
    2
  115. 115
    DONNAS

    10D Italian ladies

    0
    2
  116. 116
    FALSENAME

    106A You may go under it at a hotel

    0
    2
  117. 117
    FRIT

    106D Glassmaking material

    0
    2
  118. 118
    POORLY

    69A Not well

    0
    2
  119. 119
    RUSHESIN

    99A Enters hurriedly

    0
    2
  120. 120
    TABLESPOON

    36D Recipe unit

    0
    2
  121. 121
    WALD

    66D Forest, in Germany

    0
    2
  122. 122
    WHIRLPOOLS

    41D Boating hazards

    0
    2
  123. 123
    ADMONISHMENT debut

    15D Warning

    0
    1
  124. 124
    CAROLBURNETTSHOW debut

    108A With "The," former sketch comedy program on CBS ... fittingly enough

    0
    1
  125. 125
    DESPICABLEME debut

    60D 2010 movie with a plot to steal the moon

    0
    1
  126. 126
    LEIBER debut

    96A Stoller's partner in songwriting

    0
    1
  127. 127
    NOTBYCHOICE debut

    28A Against one's will

    0
    1
  128. 128
    PEARLSBEFORESWINE debut

    63A Comic strip with the characters Rat and Pig

    0
    1
  129. 129
    ROOFLET debut

    47D It might extend above a side door

    0
    1
  130. 130
    TELLNOTALES debut

    104A What dead men are said to do

    0
    1
  131. 131
    TENDERLOVINGCARE debut

    23A Special attention

    0
    1
  132. 132
    TOTALBODYSCAN debut

    80A M.R.I., maybe

    0
    1