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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
    OLE

    77A Sevilla cheer

    54
    525
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    NEO

    63A "The Matrix" hero

    43
    332
  3. 3
    TEN

    38D A VHF channel

    39
    369
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    ECHO

    1A Parrot

    29
    312
  5. 5
    LEI

    119A Fragrant necklace

    29
    310
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    ALT

    114D ___-rock

    29
    225
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    EYE

    13D Lump of coal, to Frosty

    28
    283
  8. 8
    TIS

    28A Contracted agreement

    24
    222
  9. 9
    ATT

    90D "The Good Wife" fig.

    23
    161
  10. 10
    TED

    33A 2012 film title character who was computer-generated

    22
    245
  11. 11
    CIA

    51A Surveillance org.

    19
    206
  12. 12
    EARL

    112D Monroe of the N.B.A.

    19
    195
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    REO

    36D Vintage vehicle

    18
    196
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    LOO

    86D John, to Elton John

    18
    162
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    ORSO

    83D Approximately

    17
    145
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    EDYS

    88D Breyers competitor

    17
    106
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    ARID

    117A Dry as a bone

    16
    222
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    INANE

    52D Daft

    16
    192
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    POE

    42D "The Black Cat" writer

    15
    154
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    SORT

    45D Collate

    15
    116
  21. 21
    BIT

    113D Comedy routine

    15
    91
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    SNO

    75A ___ Balls (bygone snack cakes)

    14
    188
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    SERA

    75D Vial fluids

    14
    172
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    RID

    107A Free

    13
    148
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    RATS

    23A "Bummer!"

    13
    142
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    NIA

    8D Actress Long

    13
    138
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    CAP

    79A Topper

    13
    137
  28. 28
    AAS

    40A Some rechargeables

    13
    73
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    SISI

    74A "Of course, señor!"

    12
    87
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    EDT

    21A It starts every March in N.Y.C.

    11
    131
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    OUST

    4D Bump

    11
    89
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    NEIL

    76D Actor ___ Patrick Harris

    10
    115
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    FED

    50A Govt. agent

    10
    105
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    INNS

    7D Quaint stopovers

    9
    144
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    BAS

    10A What hist. and econ. majors get

    9
    96
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    TEED

    39D Ready, with "up"

    9
    85
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    SOHO

    72A TriBeCa neighbor

    8
    108
  38. 38
    ITIS

    46D Medical suffix

    8
    94
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    NOTI

    102A Words of denial

    8
    75
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    ONYX

    83A Panther figurine material

    8
    74
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    STUB

    20D Theater keepsake

    8
    60
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    ALOU

    18A Jesus, for one

    7
    153
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    STOOL

    12D It can have three or four legs

    7
    54
  44. 44
    WHAT

    66A "Say that again?"

    7
    38
  45. 45
    ERSE

    105D Scot's language

    6
    160
  46. 46
    SPUR

    35A Provoke

    6
    61
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    BON

    91D Kind of voyage?

    6
    50
  48. 48
    OTTAWA

    95A Pontiac's tribe

    6
    50
  49. 49
    WELD

    53A Join, in a way

    6
    29
  50. 50
    OSS

    84A 51-Across forerunner

    5
    114
  51. 51
    LPGA

    125A Org. for some good drivers

    5
    53
  52. 52
    TENANT

    24A One paying a flat rate

    5
    41
  53. 53
    HAHAS

    60D Good laughs

    5
    31
  54. 54
    TRAGIC

    30D "How sad"

    5
    20
  55. 55
    SSA

    123A Benefits agcy.

    4
    62
  56. 56
    GIGI

    71A Broadway title role for Audrey Hepburn

    4
    39
  57. 57
    ODO

    32A Lead-in to meter

    4
    33
  58. 58
    STOPS

    61D Points on a bus route

    4
    33
  59. 59
    ASKME

    106D "I'll answer your questions"

    4
    27
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    RONI

    121A Rice-A-___

    4
    26
  61. 61
    TUSH

    69A Sitting area?

    4
    26
  62. 62
    EDDA

    112A Collection of Norse tales

    3
    72
  63. 63
    OCHS

    58A "Love Me, I'm a Liberal" singer

    3
    67
  64. 64
    GENOA

    9D Paganini's birthplace

    3
    50
  65. 65
    TOLET

    122A Apartment rental sign

    3
    49
  66. 66
    ONEIDA

    6D New York native

    3
    40
  67. 67
    SPHERE

    41A Worldly figure?

    3
    38
  68. 68
    EMILIO

    120A Estevez of Hollywood

    3
    32
  69. 69
    JILT

    111D Spurn, as a lover

    3
    30
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    LOUIE

    54D When repeated, a 1963 #2 hit

    3
    22
  71. 71
    IHOPESO

    92D "With any luck!"

    3
    14
  72. 72
    DNC

    62A Party org.

    3
    11
  73. 73
    TAGON

    57D Attach

    3
    9
  74. 74
    RIAL

    89A OPEC nation currency

    2
    81
  75. 75
    SSW

    70D Waco-to-Austin dir.

    2
    67
  76. 76
    CDROM

    51D Flat storage site

    2
    53
  77. 77
    ADORES

    11D Idolizes

    2
    40
  78. 78
    JAN

    111A Dutch painter Vermeer

    2
    39
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    NOAM

    65A Linguist Chomsky

    2
    39
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    NIK

    17D No-good end?

    2
    30
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    ARCADIA

    97D Place of peace and simplicity

    2
    20
  82. 82
    RAHM

    67A Chicago mayor Emanuel

    2
    16
  83. 83
    RICOTTA

    55A Lasagna cheese

    2
    13
  84. 84
    BIGTOP

    91A Circus tent

    2
    11
  85. 85
    SCALDS

    94A Burns in the kitchen, maybe

    2
    8
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    ENC

    108A Pkg. insert

    1
    74
  87. 87
    TOI

    56D French 101 pronoun

    1
    42
  88. 88
    KLM

    85A Carrier to Amsterdam

    1
    25
  89. 89
    EERIER

    87A More spine-tingling

    1
    22
  90. 90
    ENSIGN

    44A Naval flier

    1
    21
  91. 91
    GENX

    34D MTV's early fan base

    1
    16
  92. 92
    BOING

    5A Jumping-on-a-mattress sound

    1
    14
  93. 93
    EARLOBE

    1D Ring site

    1
    13
  94. 94
    EATERS

    43A Odor-___

    1
    10
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    INNIES

    19A Some navels

    1
    7
  96. 96
    SOARTO

    47A Reach, as new heights

    1
    6
  97. 97
    OPENSEAS

    103A Where cruisers cruise

    1
    5
  98. 98
    BEETAYLOR debut

    113A Aunt of 1960s TV

    1
    2
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    DARKSHADOWS debut

    14D 2012 film starring Johnny Depp as a bloodsucker

    1
    2
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    EIS

    116D "___ for Evidence"

    0
    55
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    ONEI

    73A "The ___ Love" (R.E.M. hit)

    0
    46
  102. 102
    ENOW

    48A Sufficient, in "Macbeth"

    0
    45
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    URANIA

    101D Muse of astronomy

    0
    23
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    WTS

    64A Lb. and oz.

    0
    22
  105. 105
    MERL

    80A Blackbird

    0
    19
  106. 106
    YANNI

    22A New Age pianist

    0
    19
  107. 107
    KOO

    31A "Kitchy-___!"

    0
    18
  108. 108
    RAU

    99A Writer Santha Rama ___

    0
    14
  109. 109
    EXOTIC

    49A Other-worldly?

    0
    13
  110. 110
    EXITED

    78D Got off the stage

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    12
  111. 111
    PRS

    109A Phone pad letters

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    10
  112. 112
    RECUSE

    82D Step aside, judicially

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    10
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    REDOES

    99D Makes over

    0
    10
  114. 114
    SKEINS

    115A Knitter's stash

    0
    10
  115. 115
    EDSON

    13A Pelé's given name

    0
    7
  116. 116
    OHOHOH

    98A "I know the answer!"

    0
    7
  117. 117
    PULLS

    104D Plays tug of war

    0
    7
  118. 118
    THROWN

    33D Discombobulated

    0
    6
  119. 119
    SNOOPER

    15D Buttinsky

    0
    5
  120. 120
    CLAUDIA

    2D Lady Bird Johnson's real first name

    0
    4
  121. 121
    GOTREAL

    93D Stopped playing games

    0
    4
  122. 122
    YEWTREE

    81A Archer's wood source

    0
    4
  123. 123
    ISALL

    118A "The pleasure ___ mine"

    0
    3
  124. 124
    LUFT

    27A Actress Lorna

    0
    3
  125. 125
    OUTGROW

    29A No longer fit in

    0
    3
  126. 126
    YOUBETTER

    100A Response to "I promise I will"

    0
    3
  127. 127
    BIRTHRATE

    37A It's high in West Africa

    0
    2
  128. 128
    ESTAN

    124A "They are," in Spanish class

    0
    2
  129. 129
    LOOSEROCK

    25A Mountain-climbing hazard

    0
    2
  130. 130
    WENDING

    96D Making, as one's way

    0
    2
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    BELGIANCONGO debut

    10D Setting of Barbara Kingsolver's "The Poisonwood Bible"

    0
    1
  132. 132
    BITTERSWEETSYMPHONY debut

    5D 1998 Grammy-nominated song by the Verve

    0
    1
  133. 133
    CHOCOLATEDROP debut

    59D Kiss alternative ... or a hint to the starts of 3-, 5-, 10-, 14-, 26-, 64- and 68-Down

    0
    1
  134. 134
    GABRIELI debut

    34A Italian Renaissance composer Giovanni

    0
    1
  135. 135
    HOTFORTEACHER debut

    3D 1984 "educational" Van Halen song

    0
    1
  136. 136
    MILKTHISTLE debut

    68D Flowering plant used to treat liver ailments

    0
    1
  137. 137
    NUDGERS debut

    110A Pushy types?

    0
    1
  138. 138
    ONCOURT debut

    16D Like many basketball drills

    0
    1
  139. 139
    SWISSFAMILYROBINSON debut

    26D Classic novel subtitled "Adventures in a Desert Island," with "The"

    0
    1
  140. 140
    WHITESANGRIA debut

    64D Light, fruity alcoholic drink

    0
    1