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Sunday · 137 answers · 8 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ETA

    77A Seventh letter

    74
    571
  2. 2
    ODE

    27A Wordsworth's "___ to Duty"

    58
    523
  3. 3
    ALA

    80D Like

    58
    513
  4. 4
    ANTE

    101D Status quo ___

    45
    461
  5. 5
    ERE

    32D Before, poetically

    43
    602
  6. 6
    ICE

    11D Put away

    40
    391
  7. 7
    SNL

    88D Casting source for some H'wood comedies

    40
    263
  8. 8
    ROE

    41D Tobiko, in Japanese cuisine

    33
    283
  9. 9
    ETAL

    77D List ender

    32
    327
  10. 10
    UTE

    66D Pac-12 player

    27
    263
  11. 11
    OPERA

    4D "L'Africaine," e.g.

    26
    247
  12. 12
    ONTO

    6D Not conned by

    26
    244
  13. 13
    ABLE

    63D Up to the task

    25
    259
  14. 14
    PTA

    7D Grp. that rarely meets during the summer

    25
    240
  15. 15
    ABS

    69A Auto safety feature, for short

    25
    214
  16. 16
    ENE

    110D Phoenix-to-Albuquerque dir.

    24
    403
  17. 17
    SLY

    93A Furtive

    24
    264
  18. 18
    ITS

    68A "___ magic"

    23
    257
  19. 19
    ANON

    30D Before long, poetically

    20
    275
  20. 20
    STYE

    71A Eye affliction

    20
    162
  21. 21
    HAS

    61A Cons

    19
    175
  22. 22
    AER

    111D ___ Lingus

    19
    148
  23. 23
    EMIR

    58A Robed ruler

    18
    218
  24. 24
    BAR

    54A Dive, maybe

    18
    157
  25. 25
    PIE

    72A Pizza order

    17
    183
  26. 26
    TIER

    15D Balcony, e.g.

    17
    179
  27. 27
    INA

    36A With 22-Across, shortly

    17
    178
  28. 28
    IRENE

    97A She outwitted Sherlock

    16
    208
  29. 29
    PRO

    107D For

    15
    214
  30. 30
    SALT

    71D Winter sprinkle

    15
    115
  31. 31
    ERROR

    25A Bobble

    14
    161
  32. 32
    SAM

    106D Cooke of soul

    12
    155
  33. 33
    NEATO

    87A "Nifty!"

    12
    127
  34. 34
    LOSS

    38D Failed investment

    12
    65
  35. 35
    NERD

    87D Bookworm, maybe

    10
    159
  36. 36
    NYSE

    85D Where 5-Down's company gets an "F"?

    10
    113
  37. 37
    MOTTO

    33D Words to live by

    10
    51
  38. 38
    ROI

    102A Versailles resident

    9
    121
  39. 39
    STATE

    49A Express

    9
    90
  40. 40
    SLIP

    49D Bobble

    9
    84
  41. 41
    LEAK

    100D Tip for a reporter, maybe

    9
    75
  42. 42
    STARR

    44D A Beatle

    7
    87
  43. 43
    MESSY

    18D Unkempt

    7
    71
  44. 44
    MOS

    12D Hip-hop's ___ Def

    7
    64
  45. 45
    MIME

    29D Give the silent treatment?

    7
    54
  46. 46
    MAS

    92A "No ___!"

    6
    111
  47. 47
    AMS

    52D Wake-up times, for short

    6
    86
  48. 48
    ORIENT

    105A Polo ground?

    6
    69
  49. 49
    ORCS

    53D Tolkien creatures

    6
    51
  50. 50
    REAMS

    98D Lots

    6
    39
  51. 51
    SCOLD

    82D Shrew

    6
    30
  52. 52
    SST

    108D Bygone flier

    5
    199
  53. 53
    DRNO

    28D Fictional character with steel pincers for hands

    5
    79
  54. 54
    SETTO

    44A Melee

    5
    73
  55. 55
    LORRE

    94D "The Big Bang Theory" co-creator Chuck

    5
    57
  56. 56
    RUTS

    70A Dead-end jobs, perhaps

    5
    32
  57. 57
    SMEE

    50D Hook's hand

    4
    118
  58. 58
    OAST

    104D Brewery fixture

    4
    72
  59. 59
    OSO

    2D Bear, in Baja

    4
    69
  60. 60
    LTR

    67A Common pg. size

    4
    68
  61. 61
    ORNATE

    112A Showy

    4
    63
  62. 62
    HUM

    1D Run smoothly

    4
    43
  63. 63
    EFT

    60A New newt

    3
    73
  64. 64
    FLARE

    37A Accident marker

    3
    40
  65. 65
    CLAY

    55A Molding material

    3
    39
  66. 66
    AZALEA

    109A Showy shrub

    3
    37
  67. 67
    NOBLE

    86A Lord or lady

    3
    36
  68. 68
    SARTRE

    47D He wrote "I exist, that is all, and I find it nauseating"

    3
    36
  69. 69
    ODDER

    17D More curious

    3
    29
  70. 70
    DUDS

    65D Getup

    3
    27
  71. 71
    SIMONE

    114A "Feeling Good" chanteuse

    3
    27
  72. 72
    SCOOP

    93D Cone filler

    3
    25
  73. 73
    INMATE

    79A Con

    3
    20
  74. 74
    OUTED

    34D Exposed

    3
    17
  75. 75
    SITCOM

    13A "30 Rock" or "3rd Rock From the Sun"

    3
    14
  76. 76
    ESSE

    58D Latin 101 verb

    2
    181
  77. 77
    ORONO

    64D Northeast university town

    2
    94
  78. 78
    SIERRA

    50A GMC truck

    2
    47
  79. 79
    ARISES

    113A Greets the day

    2
    31
  80. 80
    EMENDS

    24A Corrects

    2
    24
  81. 81
    EXUDE

    9D Give off

    2
    24
  82. 82
    GORY

    43D Bloody

    2
    22
  83. 83
    ENDORSE

    48A Stamp, perhaps

    2
    21
  84. 84
    LATINO

    56D Many a Dream Act beneficiary

    2
    20
  85. 85
    PLASM

    75D Ending with cyto-

    2
    19
  86. 86
    MODELT

    116A 5-Down unit

    2
    15
  87. 87
    CHIPIN

    55D Impressive golf shot

    2
    5
  88. 88
    REL

    59A Seminary subj.

    1
    133
  89. 89
    IRMA

    14D "Garfield" waitress

    1
    104
  90. 90
    RDS

    51A GPS lines: Abbr.

    1
    82
  91. 91
    GLENS

    81A Narrow valleys

    1
    34
  92. 92
    AMUSES

    23A Tickles

    1
    19
  93. 93
    DOUSE

    96D Extinguish

    1
    19
  94. 94
    USOPEN

    19A P.G.A. event played on Father's Day

    1
    18
  95. 95
    MASTER

    62D Get down pat

    1
    15
  96. 96
    PRELIM

    7A Early round

    1
    15
  97. 97
    MONGOOSE

    42A Cobra's foe

    1
    8
  98. 98
    ALAMODOME

    52A Texas athletic site

    1
    7
  99. 99
    SPOUTS

    106A Gargoyle features, often

    1
    6
  100. 100
    STILTON

    82A Strong-smelling cheese

    1
    6
  101. 101
    OLAN

    84D Pearl Buck heroine

    0
    47
  102. 102
    EGEST

    74D Discharge

    0
    33
  103. 103
    ERY

    35A Suffix with green or bean

    0
    25
  104. 104
    REMOVE

    8D Take off

    0
    19
  105. 105
    STEWED

    13D Blasted

    0
    18
  106. 106
    TRIODE

    21A Old TV component

    0
    18
  107. 107
    KNOLL

    91A Rise

    0
    17
  108. 108
    HOHOHO

    1A Holiday cheer

    0
    16
  109. 109
    LARGESSE

    89A Generosity

    0
    11
  110. 110
    MOMENT

    22A See 36-Across

    0
    11
  111. 111
    TESTER

    117A Consumer Reports employee

    0
    11
  112. 112
    TEXACO

    20A Company in a 2001 merger with Chevron

    0
    10
  113. 113
    LASERBEAM

    10D Light show light

    0
    9
  114. 114
    MALAY

    29A ___ Peninsula

    0
    9
  115. 115
    AFIELD

    40D Off course

    0
    8
  116. 116
    FOODS

    45A Whole ___

    0
    8
  117. 117
    NEVERMORE

    31A Opposite of eternally

    0
    8
  118. 118
    KEITEL

    91D Harvey of "Taxi Driver"

    0
    7
  119. 119
    HOMELAND

    3D 2012 Emmy winner for Outstanding Drama Series

    0
    6
  120. 120
    COLLARD

    99A ___ greens

    0
    4
  121. 121
    DOZES

    103A Is a poor night watchman, say

    0
    4
  122. 122
    DRAFTY

    46D Poorly insulated, say

    0
    4
  123. 123
    GARTER debut

    90D Hose holder

    0
    4
  124. 124
    TIMESLOT

    83D Bit of TV real estate

    0
    4
  125. 125
    ASSEMBLYLINE

    57D 5-Down innovation

    0
    3
  126. 126
    PEEKER

    115A Hide-and-seek cheater

    0
    3
  127. 127
    RNASE

    26D Genetic enzyme

    0
    3
  128. 128
    CONVEYORBELT

    16D Feature of a 57-Down

    0
    2
  129. 129
    DWARVES debut

    28A Short race?

    0
    2
  130. 130
    HENRYFORD

    5D Business titan born July 30, 1863

    0
    2
  131. 131
    TINLIZZIE

    78D 116-Across, colloquially

    0
    2
  132. 132
    ARTMODELL debut

    95A N.F.L. owner who moved the Cleveland Browns to Baltimore in 1996

    0
    1
  133. 133
    BOUNDARY debut

    39A Subject of many a war

    0
    1
  134. 134
    MASSPRODUCED debut

    62A Like the 116-Across

    0
    1
  135. 135
    METEOROID debut

    76D Space rock, maybe

    0
    1
  136. 136
    SCANTILY debut

    88A How many Playboy bunnies dress

    0
    1
  137. 137
    SLEEPMODE debut

    73A A computer may be in it

    0
    1