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Sunday · 136 answers · 12 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-03), then by uses across the whole archive.

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    SSN

    105D Govt.-issued ID

    44
    242
  2. 2
    OSLO

    51D Nobel Peace Center site

    32
    324
  3. 3
    TEA

    64A Leaves after dinner?

    30
    374
  4. 4
    ESE

    16D Dir. from Winston-Salem to Raleigh

    26
    386
  5. 5
    NBA

    74D Warriors' grp.

    26
    198
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    DEN

    41D Place to rest

    22
    260
  7. 7
    EDAM

    80A Hard cheese

    19
    216
  8. 8
    OWL

    34A Hooter

    18
    135
  9. 9
    BRIE

    39A Soft cheese

    17
    95
  10. 10
    TSP

    29A Cooking meas.

    15
    154
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    OFT

    92A Commonly, once

    15
    113
  12. 12
    LARA

    83A "Doctor Zhivago" role

    14
    138
  13. 13
    AHAS

    98A Teachers love hearing them

    14
    70
  14. 14
    AYE

    95A "Yes, Cap'n!"

    13
    162
  15. 15
    OTHER

    28D Additional

    13
    114
  16. 16
    TECH

    50D Georgia ___

    12
    101
  17. 17
    RUN

    31A Series

    11
    107
  18. 18
    TELL

    59D Swiss patriot

    11
    100
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    GENE

    53A Part of one's inheritance

    10
    158
  20. 20
    HIS

    46D What's-___-name

    10
    119
  21. 21
    TOTE

    57D Haul around

    10
    103
  22. 22
    DOA

    104D Dennis Quaid remake of a 1950 film noir

    8
    88
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    SEALS

    89A Some barkers

    8
    40
  24. 24
    SITS

    87A Makes a lap

    7
    68
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    ANIL

    49D Deep blue

    6
    79
  26. 26
    THETA

    45A Certain sorority woman

    6
    57
  27. 27
    ROOM

    100D Leeway

    5
    80
  28. 28
    OAFS

    44A Boobs

    5
    72
  29. 29
    SEL

    12D Paris seasoning

    5
    71
  30. 30
    RACER

    26A Indy entrant

    5
    51
  31. 31
    RUST

    43D Reddish brown

    5
    51
  32. 32
    YAKS

    60D Sherpa's herd

    5
    47
  33. 33
    ESCAPE

    20A Go over the wall, maybe

    5
    46
  34. 34
    PLASMA

    78A Kind of TV

    5
    36
  35. 35
    CARESS

    4D Ivory alternative

    5
    35
  36. 36
    FEM

    70D Woman, in slang

    5
    27
  37. 37
    OSE

    103D Sugar suffix

    4
    107
  38. 38
    NONET

    94D Good-sized musical group

    4
    54
  39. 39
    CORAL

    63A Jewelry material

    4
    45
  40. 40
    STELLA

    108A Det. Bonasera on "CSI: NY"

    4
    42
  41. 41
    STOLI

    37D Russian import, briefly

    4
    38
  42. 42
    NIE

    97A Einstein's "never"

    3
    62
  43. 43
    SAHIB

    38A Madras title

    3
    53
  44. 44
    CARA

    63D Italian beloved

    3
    49
  45. 45
    MULE

    47D Grand Canyon rental

    3
    48
  46. 46
    MORN

    91A Eve's counterpart

    3
    38
  47. 47
    GERI

    53D Ginger Spice's first name

    3
    26
  48. 48
    ASHAMED

    2D Conscience-stricken

    3
    16
  49. 49
    OLEOLE

    107A Flamenco shout

    2
    35
  50. 50
    UGHS

    9D Chefs hate hearing them

    2
    26
  51. 51
    GOUDA

    96A Semisoft cheese

    2
    22
  52. 52
    STINE

    62A "Goosebumps" writer

    2
    22
  53. 53
    GIRDS

    36A Prepares for action

    2
    14
  54. 54
    TORSOS

    99A Some classical statuary

    2
    14
  55. 55
    TORINO

    50A 2006 Winter Olympics host

    2
    13
  56. 56
    UNSER

    101A Big name at Indy

    1
    34
  57. 57
    ESAS

    54A Those girls, to Juanita

    1
    31
  58. 58
    GUSTO

    96D Heartiness

    1
    31
  59. 59
    CLI

    61A The year 151

    1
    30
  60. 60
    YOS

    84A Hails from Rocky Balboa

    1
    30
  61. 61
    EASTLA

    90D Calif. barrio setting

    1
    25
  62. 62
    TIOS

    56D Members of la familia

    1
    22
  63. 63
    PLIES

    78D Carries on steadily

    1
    21
  64. 64
    PINK

    52D It can be shocking

    1
    20
  65. 65
    AFRICA

    24D One of six areas on a Risk board

    1
    18
  66. 66
    ACROBAT

    102A Tumbler

    1
    17
  67. 67
    LADLES

    48A Soup kitchen needs

    1
    16
  68. 68
    EROSION

    22A Gradual decline

    1
    15
  69. 69
    FOLK

    70A Pete Seeger's genre

    1
    15
  70. 70
    ORDEALS

    85D Trials

    1
    14
  71. 71
    LEY

    6D Willy who wrote "The Conquest of Space"

    1
    13
  72. 72
    PULSAR

    52A Radio wave producer

    1
    13
  73. 73
    RESONATE

    75D Strike a chord

    1
    12
  74. 74
    OOFS

    71A Punch-in-the-gut sounds

    1
    11
  75. 75
    ALTMAN

    110A "The Player" director, 1992

    1
    9
  76. 76
    BOOMS

    66D Sail supports

    1
    8
  77. 77
    UTILITY

    55A Public ___

    1
    6
  78. 78
    WEBMD

    79A Online health info site

    1
    6
  79. 79
    REGLUE debut

    21A Fix, as a model plane

    1
    3
  80. 80
    OREM

    28A City on Utah Lake

    0
    86
  81. 81
    DEBS

    35A New members of society

    0
    36
  82. 82
    APORT

    5D Left on board

    0
    33
  83. 83
    DECA

    41A Ten, for openers

    0
    27
  84. 84
    EDE

    40A Dutch city near Arnhem

    0
    26
  85. 85
    ESSENES

    109A Dead Sea Scrolls preservers

    0
    21
  86. 86
    SABIN

    93D Polio vaccine developer

    0
    19
  87. 87
    BLEST

    72D Hallowed, old-style

    0
    16
  88. 88
    SROS

    62D Low-budget hotels, for short

    0
    16
  89. 89
    WALESA

    79D President who was an electrician by profession

    0
    13
  90. 90
    TRIBECA

    42A Manhattan area bordered by Broadway

    0
    12
  91. 91
    WORMS

    15D Basic bait

    0
    12
  92. 92
    LAICAL

    1A Like some church matters

    0
    10
  93. 93
    SWEETON

    93A Infatuated with

    0
    9
  94. 94
    BERETTA

    25A Firearm company for nearly five centuries

    0
    8
  95. 95
    FAISAL

    27A Bygone Saudi king

    0
    8
  96. 96
    HGWELLS

    13A Dr. Moreau's creator

    0
    8
  97. 97
    REWIND

    8D VCR button

    0
    8
  98. 98
    BODED

    39D Was an omen of

    0
    7
  99. 99
    DRLAURA

    7D Big name in radio advice

    0
    7
  100. 100
    HOLEDUP

    81A In hiding

    0
    7
  101. 101
    ILEAC

    10D Of the lower small intestine

    0
    7
  102. 102
    KNELLS

    73A Mournful rings

    0
    7
  103. 103
    TENSILE

    106A Kind of strength

    0
    7
  104. 104
    ELIST

    88A Modern group-mailing tool

    0
    6
  105. 105
    MUMPS

    69D Swollen glands cause

    0
    6
  106. 106
    PATTERNS

    77D Paisley and plaid

    0
    6
  107. 107
    REPOST

    75A Put back up, as a blog entry

    0
    6
  108. 108
    SNARLAT

    86D Greet like a junkyard dog

    0
    6
  109. 109
    IMUST

    30A Words of certainty

    0
    5
  110. 110
    NOREST

    111A What the weary get, in a saying

    0
    5
  111. 111
    BESURE

    72A Have no doubt

    0
    4
  112. 112
    ESSU

    68D "Mi casa ___ casa"

    0
    4
  113. 113
    FABER

    33D Name on pencils

    0
    4
  114. 114
    LAYOPEN

    83D Expose, as to criticism

    0
    4
  115. 115
    MOUSER

    47A Cat on the prowl

    0
    4
  116. 116
    EDIFICES

    76D Feats of construction

    0
    3
  117. 117
    HEMATIC

    67A Of the blood

    0
    3
  118. 118
    LETRIDE

    1D Not object to

    0
    3
  119. 119
    OLEATES

    82D Some chemical salts

    0
    3
  120. 120
    CAFTANS

    32A Lounging robes

    0
    2
  121. 121
    DRUIDS debut

    7A Ancient priests

    0
    2
  122. 122
    HEBRAIC

    13D Like the Talmud

    0
    2
  123. 123
    HOLBROOK

    65A Best Actor Tony winner for "Mark Twain Tonight!"

    0
    2
  124. 124
    LITTORAL

    17D Of the seashore

    0
    2
  125. 125
    MONGER

    91D Hawker

    0
    2
  126. 126
    TEPIDITY

    57A Lack of enthusiasm

    0
    2
  127. 127
    DONOTPASSGOAL debut

    104A Stop proceeding in the maze when you reach the end?

    0
    1
  128. 128
    DUELASISAY debut

    11D Fencing coach's pronouncement?

    0
    1
  129. 129
    GETOUTOFTHEWHALE debut

    36D Advice to Jonah?

    0
    1
  130. 130
    GREENBALEPACKERS debut

    14D Haymakers?

    0
    1
  131. 131
    HEADTOTOLL debut

    67D Approach a thruway booth?

    0
    1
  132. 132
    ICECUBETRAIL debut

    3D Strategy employed by a Siberian Hansel and Gretel?

    0
    1
  133. 133
    ITOLDYOUSOLE debut

    58D "Waiter, we ordered the fish!"?

    0
    1
  134. 134
    LOTSWIFE debut

    18D Biblical figure punished for hindsight?

    0
    1
  135. 135
    SNAPLESS debut

    19D Fastened with Velcro, e.g.

    0
    1
  136. 136
    THEROYALWHEEL debut

    23A Prince's pottery equipment?

    0
    1