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Sunday · 160 answers · 14 debuts

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

  1. 1
    SET

    3D Fixed

    68
    402
  2. 2
    ONE

    77D Pepsi brand

    63
    612
  3. 3
    ERR

    69A Make a boner

    54
    522
  4. 4
    EDEN

    32D Starting point?

    42
    457
  5. 5
    EGO

    96A Jungian complex

    42
    393
  6. 6
    ETSY debut

    86D E-commerce site

    41
    116
  7. 7
    LEO

    65A MGM symbol

    40
    268
  8. 8
    ARI

    63D Mr. Onassis

    36
    378
  9. 9
    IDLE

    64A Lay off

    30
    259
  10. 10
    ELS

    108D High rails

    29
    333
  11. 11
    TREE

    7D Coat rack

    25
    309
  12. 12
    ANO

    139A "So that's ___?"

    25
    216
  13. 13
    YEN

    143A Want

    24
    212
  14. 14
    ELLA

    74D "___ Enchanted"

    23
    262
  15. 15
    NESS

    87D Crime buster Eliot

    23
    202
  16. 16
    ISNT

    37A Ain't right?

    23
    162
  17. 17
    NES

    112A Classic gaming inits.

    23
    118
  18. 18
    REST

    55A Musical notation

    22
    256
  19. 19
    STE

    1D Chateau ___ Michelle

    20
    274
  20. 20
    URN

    111A Makeshift ballot box

    19
    244
  21. 21
    IRON

    128D Unyielding

    18
    284
  22. 22
    REPO

    141A 2010 film "___ Men"

    18
    146
  23. 23
    HAD

    90A Conned

    18
    114
  24. 24
    HUE

    136D Cry's partner

    17
    121
  25. 25
    RAGU

    100D Sauce brand

    15
    99
  26. 26
    BIT

    57A Tad

    15
    91
  27. 27
    LEND

    72A Advance

    15
    88
  28. 28
    SNO

    109A ___-Cat

    14
    188
  29. 29
    SANE

    101A Untouched?

    14
    153
  30. 30
    TENT

    131D Backpack item

    14
    117
  31. 31
    ALDA

    23A "M*A*S*H" star

    13
    160
  32. 32
    OPINE

    17D Have a thought

    13
    95
  33. 33
    INIT

    84D Part of U.S.: Abbr.

    12
    117
  34. 34
    MRI

    134D Dr.'s order

    11
    126
  35. 35
    POI

    26A Luau dish

    11
    120
  36. 36
    READ

    125D Scanned

    11
    115
  37. 37
    ETHER

    48D It's a knockout

    11
    111
  38. 38
    AMIS

    137A Author Kingsley or Martin

    11
    88
  39. 39
    UNE

    60D French article

    10
    145
  40. 40
    ALIA

    68A Others, to Ovid

    10
    108
  41. 41
    LAST

    85D Endure

    10
    100
  42. 42
    PORE

    94A Opening for a dermatologist?

    10
    75
  43. 43
    AMIGO

    126A Friend of Franco

    10
    67
  44. 44
    SPAT

    130D Tiff

    9
    134
  45. 45
    TOTO

    39D Completely, after "in"

    9
    113
  46. 46
    TAC

    88D Tic ___ (candy)

    8
    90
  47. 47
    MAINE

    14D Its seal has an anchor and a moose

    8
    81
  48. 48
    ROVE

    129D Go all over

    8
    68
  49. 49
    BEG

    59D Entreat

    8
    59
  50. 50
    ELIS

    98A Some Ivy Leaguers

    7
    129
  51. 51
    DEF

    8A "Most ___" ("For sure")

    7
    88
  52. 52
    FERN

    127D Bit of office greenery

    7
    53
  53. 53
    TRIAL

    49D Ordeal

    7
    43
  54. 54
    TADAS

    20D Cries of pride

    7
    23
  55. 55
    ROOM

    11A The "where" of a Clue accusation, whose identity is hinted at by the three circled answers in this quadrant

    5
    80
  56. 56
    ADDLE

    50D Confound

    5
    58
  57. 57
    FAIL

    43A Go pfft

    5
    40
  58. 58
    UHS

    2D Hesitant sounds

    5
    29
  59. 59
    UMPIRE

    133A Home-body?

    5
    22
  60. 60
    EDO

    42A Old Tokyo

    4
    94
  61. 61
    NALA

    33A "The Lion King" queen

    4
    51
  62. 62
    FIRST

    127A What Lou Gehrig played

    4
    40
  63. 63
    ONATEAR

    95A Running wild

    4
    34
  64. 64
    CALMS

    6D Appeases

    4
    17
  65. 65
    LAURA

    44D Bush who wrote "Spoken From the Heart"

    3
    75
  66. 66
    OPER

    123A Phone abbr.

    3
    59
  67. 67
    ORGY

    79A Saturnalia

    3
    56
  68. 68
    KNEAD

    52D Work, as clay

    3
    43
  69. 69
    ANNI

    103D Years abroad

    3
    34
  70. 70
    RAVEL

    11D Become entwined

    3
    33
  71. 71
    FUEL

    107D Coke, for one

    3
    32
  72. 72
    ODDER

    13D More anomalous

    3
    29
  73. 73
    CLARET

    97A Bordeaux wine

    3
    25
  74. 74
    VIDI

    27A Part of Caesar's boast

    3
    18
  75. 75
    CELERY

    67A Bloody Mary stirrer

    3
    16
  76. 76
    LAHR

    132A 1939 Garland co-star

    2
    78
  77. 77
    RELAX

    18D "Cool it!"

    2
    52
  78. 78
    YESYES

    82D "Uh-huh, definitely"

    2
    28
  79. 79
    NONAME

    110D Generic

    2
    27
  80. 80
    EVENER

    31A Textile tool

    2
    24
  81. 81
    COLIN

    51D Farrell or Firth

    2
    22
  82. 82
    DEPOSIT

    8D A.T.M. offering

    2
    10
  83. 83
    EELIER

    5D More elusive

    2
    7
  84. 84
    SILENTB

    83A Thing in doubt?

    2
    6
  85. 85
    STR

    61D Bering ___: Abbr.

    1
    71
  86. 86
    NADIA

    105A Tennis's Petrova

    1
    43
  87. 87
    DEICE

    41A Unfrost

    1
    29
  88. 88
    AKELA

    19D Cub Scouts leader

    1
    26
  89. 89
    ESTELLE

    25A George's mother on "Seinfeld"

    1
    25
  90. 90
    INAWAY

    113D Sort of

    1
    17
  91. 91
    BRANDO

    89D Antony's player in "Julius Caesar," 1953

    1
    15
  92. 92
    OPELS

    79D Some German cars

    1
    15
  93. 93
    LETEM

    46D "I don't care what they do"

    1
    13
  94. 94
    GRIEVE

    81D React to a loss

    1
    12
  95. 95
    EXILED

    28A Thrown out of the country

    1
    11
  96. 96
    HUGH

    116D Grant for filmmaking?

    1
    9
  97. 97
    ALASKANS

    53A The Palins, e.g.

    1
    6
  98. 98
    DOTAGE

    92D Result of 91-Down, maybe

    1
    6
  99. 99
    MISSSCARLET debut

    99A Start of the accusation

    1
    2
  100. 100
    ERNE

    124D Coastal raptor

    0
    111
  101. 101
    ENL

    22A Photo lab abbr.

    0
    75
  102. 102
    EMERIL

    71A "Bam!" man

    0
    40
  103. 103
    PAREE

    76D "Gay" city

    0
    31
  104. 104
    AVIATOR

    36D An ace is a good one

    0
    27
  105. 105
    LETTER

    44A Varsity award

    0
    25
  106. 106
    TOPEKA

    24A Midwest capital

    0
    21
  107. 107
    ISTLE

    47D Basket fiber

    0
    20
  108. 108
    TRITON

    115D King in "The Little Mermaid"

    0
    20
  109. 109
    DIETSODA

    30D It may contain aspartame

    0
    19
  110. 110
    ATTYS

    104A Firm group: Abbr.

    0
    18
  111. 111
    ATTHAT

    62A To boot

    0
    17
  112. 112
    FEVER

    40A Pyrexia

    0
    16
  113. 113
    SOMA

    83D "Brave New World" drug

    0
    16
  114. 114
    OLIVA

    12D Tony the Twin

    0
    15
  115. 115
    SCALAR

    109D Having no direction, in math

    0
    14
  116. 116
    AMAZES

    34A Blows one's mind

    0
    13
  117. 117
    EDGING

    108A Fringe

    0
    13
  118. 118
    ANSELM

    122A Sainted archbishop of Canterbury who founded Scholasticism

    0
    12
  119. 119
    VERSO

    119D Recto's flip side

    0
    12
  120. 120
    CRENNA

    138A Actor Richard

    0
    10
  121. 121
    SENNETT

    144A Director Mack of early slapstick

    0
    10
  122. 122
    WACS

    73D W.W. II group

    0
    10
  123. 123
    TRIDENT

    66A Orbit competitor

    0
    9
  124. 124
    ARACE

    45D ___ to the finish

    0
    8
  125. 125
    OOX

    16D Noughts-and-crosses loser

    0
    8
  126. 126
    ENOTES

    117D Cybermemos

    0
    7
  127. 127
    ENOUNCE

    9D Formally declare

    0
    7
  128. 128
    HISSED

    142A Greeted the villain

    0
    7
  129. 129
    KATT

    54D Actor William

    0
    7
  130. 130
    TANAGER

    70A Colorful bird

    0
    7
  131. 131
    WEAPON

    73A The "what" of a Clue accusation, whose identity is hinted at by the three circled answers in this quadrant

    0
    7
  132. 132
    HELDIN

    90D Repressed

    0
    6
  133. 133
    POORAT

    15A Not skilled in

    0
    6
  134. 134
    AFFABLE

    34D Genial

    0
    5
  135. 135
    AGEING

    91D Inevitability of life

    0
    5
  136. 136
    NOPES

    120D Slangy denials

    0
    5
  137. 137
    EUROVAN

    140A 1990s-2000s Volkswagen vehicle

    0
    4
  138. 138
    SUSPECT

    1A The "who" of a Clue accusation, whose identity is hinted at by the three circled answers in this quadrant

    0
    4
  139. 139
    ABANDONSHIP

    75D Captain's last order

    0
    3
  140. 140
    CORDON

    56A ___ bleu

    0
    3
  141. 141
    NORUNS

    121A Feature of a baseball shutout

    0
    3
  142. 142
    PRETZELS

    4D Ballpark fare

    0
    3
  143. 143
    ALBANO

    93A Wrestling star Lou

    0
    2
  144. 144
    CONVEYING

    118A Expressing

    0
    2
  145. 145
    DEFENSIVE debut

    106A Like some football teams

    0
    2
  146. 146
    FLITTER

    10D Move like a butterfly

    0
    2
  147. 147
    LAREDOTEXAS

    38A Southern terminus of I-35

    0
    2
  148. 148
    MEALIER

    35D Not so smooth, maybe

    0
    2
  149. 149
    PTERODACTYL debut

    15D Prehistoric menace

    0
    2
  150. 150
    ROLLINGPINS debut

    80D Cartoony clubs

    0
    2
  151. 151
    VALLEY

    102A ___ girl

    0
    2
  152. 152
    ALIENATTACK debut

    45A Early Coleco hand-held game

    0
    1
  153. 153
    AUTOBUS debut

    58A Motor coach

    0
    1
  154. 154
    DENTIN debut

    41D Major part of a tooth

    0
    1
  155. 155
    INTHELOUNGE debut

    113A Middle of the accusation

    0
    1
  156. 156
    NOMINE debut

    114D In ___ Patris (prayer words)

    0
    1
  157. 157
    NOTVERYMUCH debut

    78D Hardly at all

    0
    1
  158. 158
    THEREAR debut

    21A What you can bring up, in a phrase

    0
    1
  159. 159
    TIMEDOUT debut

    29A Got logged off, in a way

    0
    1
  160. 160
    WITHTHEROPE debut

    135A End of the accusation

    0
    1