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Sunday · 170 answers · 14 debuts

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

  1. 1
    SPA

    85A Day ___

    59
    475
  2. 2
    ICE

    142D Slay, in slang

    40
    391
  3. 3
    OGRE

    93D Gruesome sort

    36
    284
  4. 4
    EKE

    31A Barely make, with "out"

    31
    236
  5. 5
    ARIA

    98A Piece at the Met

    30
    446
  6. 6
    NTH

    84A Ultimate

    30
    251
  7. 7
    LIE

    118A Bit of jive

    28
    318
  8. 8
    ENE

    83A Chemistry suffix

    24
    403
  9. 9
    NEON

    77A Times Square flasher?

    24
    219
  10. 10
    IDOL

    106D Sacred cow

    23
    293
  11. 11
    ENYA

    62D "May It Be" singer, 2001

    22
    161
  12. 12
    SIRI

    109D iPhone voice

    21
    77
  13. 13
    EVA

    29A Jazz/blues singer Cassidy

    20
    247
  14. 14
    ACES

    137D Some war heroes

    20
    211
  15. 15
    REDO

    47D Make over

    20
    173
  16. 16
    TEST

    82D Try

    19
    181
  17. 17
    AWE

    17D Bowl over

    18
    238
  18. 18
    ESL

    37A Class for some immigrants, for short

    18
    153
  19. 19
    ACH

    100A German cry

    18
    126
  20. 20
    TRES

    91D Very, in Vichy

    16
    136
  21. 21
    MEH

    67D "So-so"

    16
    80
  22. 22
    TOM

    149D Novelist Clancy

    15
    144
  23. 23
    SNO

    117D ___-Off (windshield cover)

    14
    188
  24. 24
    CHE

    101D Revolutionary figure

    14
    162
  25. 25
    NCAA

    132A Sports org. headquartered in Indianapolis

    13
    164
  26. 26
    ENSUE

    127D Follow

    13
    101
  27. 27
    RAW

    35A Like eggs in eggnog

    12
    139
  28. 28
    ONAIR

    46D Radio booth sign

    12
    128
  29. 29
    SEDAN

    94D Body type

    12
    93
  30. 30
    SISI

    54D "Of course, Jorge!"

    12
    87
  31. 31
    GET

    103A Inherit

    11
    118
  32. 32
    NOON

    52D Whistle time?

    11
    103
  33. 33
    YESNO

    157A Kind of question

    11
    55
  34. 34
    EMTS

    143D CPR experts

    10
    96
  35. 35
    NAIL

    108D Something to file

    10
    90
  36. 36
    HEAD

    126A Captain

    10
    66
  37. 37
    TASER

    90D Stun with a gun

    10
    55
  38. 38
    DORA

    144D TV girl with a talking map

    9
    111
  39. 39
    PSAT

    139D Exam for jrs.

    9
    106
  40. 40
    OOP

    131A "Alley ___"

    9
    96
  41. 41
    CRU

    119A French wine classification

    9
    49
  42. 42
    NINJA

    79A Masked warrior

    9
    38
  43. 43
    TOME

    16D Heavy volume

    8
    92
  44. 44
    ASTRO

    135D A.L. West player

    7
    118
  45. 45
    YON

    65D Over there

    7
    82
  46. 46
    START

    39A Jump back, maybe

    7
    77
  47. 47
    SAMOA

    48A It's ENE of Fiji

    6
    95
  48. 48
    ALGA

    70D Sea grass, e.g.

    6
    92
  49. 49
    IWO

    120D 1945 battle site, for short

    6
    79
  50. 50
    AVIATE

    3D Hedgehop, e.g.

    6
    64
  51. 51
    GUT

    80A Beer belly

    6
    55
  52. 52
    OTTAWA

    9D Tulip festival city

    6
    50
  53. 53
    UNIX

    81D Bell Labs system

    6
    43
  54. 54
    AGLET

    30A Shoelace tip

    6
    32
  55. 55
    ISR

    99A El Al destination: Abbr.

    5
    142
  56. 56
    SELMA

    27D Historic march site

    5
    69
  57. 57
    NOTES

    97D Jottings

    5
    59
  58. 58
    AKRON

    134D Buckeye city

    5
    56
  59. 59
    SANDS

    156A ___ of time

    5
    30
  60. 60
    CUTIE

    151A Doll

    5
    25
  61. 61
    COALS

    133D Frosty's eyes

    5
    19
  62. 62
    UNION

    56D Group in a striking photo?

    4
    69
  63. 63
    LOTSA

    69A "___ luck!"

    4
    57
  64. 64
    LAPEL

    121D Big flap in 1970s fashion?

    4
    51
  65. 65
    PANT

    140D Hot dog breath?

    4
    50
  66. 66
    ANVIL

    76A Item dropped by Wile E. Coyote

    4
    32
  67. 67
    ACTON

    33A ___ Bell (Anne Brontë pseudonym)

    4
    31
  68. 68
    LOGS

    141D Cabin material

    4
    28
  69. 69
    VALOR

    153A Knight's trait

    4
    26
  70. 70
    SDS

    14D Campus political grp.

    3
    118
  71. 71
    TAE

    8D ___ kwon do

    3
    115
  72. 72
    SEWN

    38D In stitches

    3
    55
  73. 73
    IDLY

    111D Without thinking

    3
    54
  74. 74
    MIO

    67A Italian possessive

    3
    48
  75. 75
    BNAI

    75D ___ B'rith

    3
    45
  76. 76
    FEES

    72D Charges

    3
    43
  77. 77
    SOFIA

    71A European capital once behind the Iron Curtain

    3
    39
  78. 78
    ESCORT

    20D Kind of service

    3
    38
  79. 79
    HEEDS

    154A Follows

    3
    29
  80. 80
    PLUG

    110D Promote

    3
    22
  81. 81
    SSS

    150D Draft org.

    2
    167
  82. 82
    ANE

    49A "Wheel of Fortune" buy

    2
    130
  83. 83
    AMAT

    36D Latin 101 verb

    2
    99
  84. 84
    ILENE

    95D Actress Graff

    2
    44
  85. 85
    SIEVE

    89D What's a strain to cook with?

    2
    37
  86. 86
    OINKS

    96D Sounds from pens

    2
    32
  87. 87
    ARHAT

    88D Buddhist who has attained nirvana

    2
    18
  88. 88
    MOTTS

    155A Sauce brand

    2
    16
  89. 89
    PRIMAL

    19D Elementary

    2
    16
  90. 90
    TUNEDIN

    55A Up on things

    2
    10
  91. 91
    HITCH

    126D Snag

    2
    9
  92. 92
    INVOICE

    22A Bill

    2
    7
  93. 93
    EBOOKS debut

    146A Kindle downloads

    2
    5
  94. 94
    AARE

    12D Rhine tributary

    1
    83
  95. 95
    ACTE

    6D "Tartuffe" segment

    1
    44
  96. 96
    INKER

    73A Comic finisher

    1
    24
  97. 97
    WANED

    50A Declined

    1
    23
  98. 98
    BEVY

    147D ___ of beauties

    1
    21
  99. 99
    LINGO

    116D Jargon

    1
    18
  100. 100
    EDTV

    53D 1999 Ron Howard film

    1
    17
  101. 101
    ELIO

    104A Italian writer Vittorini

    1
    14
  102. 102
    KOHL

    74D 1980s-'90s German leader Helmut

    1
    13
  103. 103
    AIMSAT

    1D Targets

    1
    11
  104. 104
    OOOH

    78A "So nice!"

    1
    11
  105. 105
    EAVED

    112A Like most houses

    1
    9
  106. 106
    ASATEAM

    1A In tandem

    1
    8
  107. 107
    ATMCARD

    23A It's often swiped by a shopaholic

    1
    4
  108. 108
    IMOF

    32A "___ two minds"

    1
    3
  109. 109
    TOECAPS

    8A Decorative shoe features

    1
    3
  110. 110
    OLLA

    51D Pueblo pot

    0
    88
  111. 111
    AGIN

    60D Not fer

    0
    64
  112. 112
    EIS

    5D Sue Grafton's "___ for Evidence"

    0
    55
  113. 113
    SDAK

    15D Mt. Rushmore's home: Abbr.

    0
    47
  114. 114
    ONEI

    44D "You're the ___ Love"

    0
    46
  115. 115
    EMAG

    10D Web periodical

    0
    45
  116. 116
    PERI

    59D Prefix with -scope

    0
    35
  117. 117
    STAS

    28A Stops: Abbr.

    0
    34
  118. 118
    SWEE

    85D Popeye's ___' Pea

    0
    33
  119. 119
    MERV

    7D TV's Griffin

    0
    30
  120. 120
    NISI

    34D Vivaldi's "___ Dominus"

    0
    30
  121. 121
    ISNOT

    57D "This ___ a test"

    0
    29
  122. 122
    EGON

    68A Von Furstenberg of fashion

    0
    28
  123. 123
    LODI

    63A 1796 Napoleon battle site

    0
    25
  124. 124
    NOVAE

    132D Stars bursting in air?

    0
    21
  125. 125
    ADATE

    128D "It's ___!"

    0
    20
  126. 126
    NEILS

    66A Young and Sedaka

    0
    20
  127. 127
    DANKE

    114A Comment before "Bitte schön"

    0
    18
  128. 128
    ATTEN

    100D When some local news comes on

    0
    17
  129. 129
    DROID

    129D Motorola phone

    0
    17
  130. 130
    EARTO

    26D Keep one's ___ the ground

    0
    16
  131. 131
    BRINY

    75A Ocean

    0
    14
  132. 132
    SNATCH

    2D Weightlifting move

    0
    14
  133. 133
    ELLO

    107D London greeting

    0
    12
  134. 134
    CATES

    87D Phoebe of "Gremlins"

    0
    11
  135. 135
    LINCOLN

    122A With 124-Across, dedicated in October 1913, project represented by the 13 pairs of circled letters

    0
    11
  136. 136
    MORITA

    18D Sony co-founder Akio

    0
    11
  137. 137
    PROTEM

    13D For now, for short

    0
    11
  138. 138
    ADSPACE

    58A Part of a page of Google results

    0
    8
  139. 139
    CONJ

    61D Or or nor: Abbr.

    0
    8
  140. 140
    RAZR

    41D Motorola phone

    0
    8
  141. 141
    TREN

    145D Mexican transportación

    0
    7
  142. 142
    ILLNESS

    120A It may leave you weak in the knees

    0
    6
  143. 143
    NOU

    130A ___-turn

    0
    6
  144. 144
    ONESIZE

    51A It fits all, sometimes

    0
    6
  145. 145
    PVTS

    86D Sarge's charges: Abbr.

    0
    6
  146. 146
    SIDS

    39D Caesar and others

    0
    6
  147. 147
    CUATRO

    123D Dos y dos

    0
    5
  148. 148
    DEAFTO

    21D Intentionally disregarding

    0
    5
  149. 149
    HUTCH

    102D China cupboard

    0
    5
  150. 150
    RWY

    64A Freight carrier: Abbr.

    0
    5
  151. 151
    SMEWS

    42D Eurasian ducks

    0
    5
  152. 152
    CASTANETS

    87A They really click

    0
    4
  153. 153
    INDRAG

    136A Wearing clothes fit for a queen?

    0
    4
  154. 154
    CCCL

    11D Cicero's 350

    0
    3
  155. 155
    STAMPED

    15A Like some feet and envelopes

    0
    3
  156. 156
    APPLIEDTO

    138A Concerned

    0
    2
  157. 157
    HIGHWAY debut

    124A See 122-Across

    0
    2
  158. 158
    HOOFED

    125D Like cattle and reindeer

    0
    2
  159. 159
    JANEANE debut

    43D Funny Garofalo

    0
    2
  160. 160
    DOWORSE debut

    24A Go from A to B?

    0
    1
  161. 161
    LOWVISION debut

    92A It may be corrected with magnification

    0
    1
  162. 162
    MAINSTREETACROSSAMERICA debut

    25A Nickname for the 122-/124-Across

    0
    1
  163. 163
    ORANGETREES debut

    152A Tropicana grove

    0
    1
  164. 164
    REDLION debut

    45D Figure on the Scottish coat of arms

    0
    1
  165. 165
    SLATETILE debut

    113A Expensive patio material

    0
    1
  166. 166
    STEROLS debut

    115A Components of fatty tissues

    0
    1
  167. 167
    THEFIRSTMAJORMEMORIALTO debut

    40A With 105-Across, historical significance of the 122-/124-Across

    0
    1
  168. 168
    THESIXTEENTHUSPRESIDENT debut

    105A 122-Across

    0
    1
  169. 169
    TONSOF debut

    4D Many, many

    0
    1
  170. 170
    TSAOCOTTSAOCMORFSLEVART debut

    148A Follows the east-west route of the 122-/124-Across?

    0
    1