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Sunday · 140 answers · 17 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ONE

    5D 50/50

    64
    613
  2. 2
    SPA

    102A Chichi getaway

    59
    475
  3. 3
    OLE

    111D Scream at a ring

    54
    525
  4. 4
    SSN

    27A Dashed ID

    44
    242
  5. 5
    OSLO

    60A Home to King Harald V

    32
    324
  6. 6
    ACNE

    89A Teen headache

    32
    233
  7. 7
    STAT

    102D “Chop-chop!”

    27
    239
  8. 8
    STEP

    18D Any “cha” in the cha-cha-cha

    25
    229
  9. 9
    ASP

    9D Danger for Indiana Jones

    22
    265
  10. 10
    EDAM

    100D Dutch wheels

    19
    216
  11. 11
    RUE

    38D Have second thoughts about

    18
    207
  12. 12
    REF

    8D Shot caller

    18
    188
  13. 13
    SEAL

    53A Close up

    18
    151
  14. 14
    RES

    28A Monitor setting, for short

    17
    279
  15. 15
    EDS

    109D Jet crew, briefly

    17
    230
  16. 16
    NAP

    110D Quick time-out

    17
    192
  17. 17
    LESS

    12D Not so great

    17
    167
  18. 18
    UNI

    91A Prefix with cycle

    16
    153
  19. 19
    UGH

    37D “Bleah!”

    16
    128
  20. 20
    TSP

    26A Medicinal qty.

    15
    154
  21. 21
    BAA

    104A Rural call

    13
    167
  22. 22
    RDA

    86D Nutritional info

    13
    138
  23. 23
    SILO

    70A Bomb shelter?

    12
    127
  24. 24
    TUTU

    17D What one might go for a spin in?

    12
    96
  25. 25
    STEREO

    35A What an iPod plays in

    11
    112
  26. 26
    OTC

    54A Like Advil or Aleve: Abbr.

    11
    92
  27. 27
    COO

    112D Bit of love talk

    10
    144
  28. 28
    BAT

    36D Club

    10
    128
  29. 29
    OASIS

    32D Rest stop

    10
    104
  30. 30
    HIT

    93A Google datum

    10
    101
  31. 31
    WEDS

    30D Couples

    10
    58
  32. 32
    ROSE

    80D It can be prickly

    9
    138
  33. 33
    LIMA

    52D Certain bean

    9
    87
  34. 34
    WAG

    41A Jokester

    9
    54
  35. 35
    EMI

    13D Member of the music industry’s former Big Four

    8
    117
  36. 36
    SAIL

    81D Jib, e.g.

    8
    93
  37. 37
    TOW

    113D Drag

    8
    88
  38. 38
    RARER

    77D More pink, perhaps

    8
    72
  39. 39
    BLESS

    92A Give one’s O.K.

    8
    50
  40. 40
    SEXT

    1D Something dirty kept in a cell?

    8
    29
  41. 41
    MIEN

    48A Air

    7
    73
  42. 42
    BONE

    104D Radius, e.g.

    7
    67
  43. 43
    STASH

    45D Put away for safekeeping

    7
    63
  44. 44
    OMITS

    64A Doesn’t bring up

    7
    60
  45. 45
    SLRS

    88D Photogs’ choices

    7
    36
  46. 46
    IMOUT

    22A “Too rich for me”

    7
    34
  47. 47
    ERN

    39A Flying fisher

    6
    177
  48. 48
    ISR

    24D Mount Zion’s land: Abbr.

    5
    142
  49. 49
    SLAW

    71A Sub side, maybe

    5
    89
  50. 50
    TORN

    87A Of two minds

    5
    67
  51. 51
    METRO

    69A Line at the Louvre

    5
    58
  52. 52
    IVS

    84D You might get stuck with them

    5
    55
  53. 53
    MPG

    57A It’s low for gas guzzlers: Abbr.

    5
    44
  54. 54
    GNUS

    43D Serengeti prey

    5
    38
  55. 55
    LATEX

    47D Paint variety

    5
    37
  56. 56
    AXEL

    106D Jump on ice

    4
    110
  57. 57
    ELAINE

    19A “Seinfeld” cohort

    4
    101
  58. 58
    NOLTE

    25A Nick of “Lorenzo’s Oil”

    4
    75
  59. 59
    FEAR

    33D “The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind,” per H. P. Lovecraft

    4
    69
  60. 60
    CARP

    3D Complain, complain, complain

    4
    55
  61. 61
    FLAW

    31D Scratch, say

    4
    39
  62. 62
    SHOUT

    88A TALK LIKE THIS!

    4
    20
  63. 63
    NEHI

    101D Member of the old Chero-Cola product line

    3
    96
  64. 64
    ARIL

    105D Seed casing

    3
    50
  65. 65
    DEIGN

    107A Stoop

    3
    23
  66. 66
    SOBE

    35D Drink with two lizards in its logo

    3
    22
  67. 67
    POORME debut

    95A “Nothing seems to go my way”

    3
    7
  68. 68
    ILES

    2D ___ de la Société

    2
    71
  69. 69
    SABRE

    68D Baron’s blade

    2
    34
  70. 70
    KIX

    4D “Kid-tested” breakfast cereal

    2
    32
  71. 71
    NIK

    75A Suffix with peace

    2
    30
  72. 72
    SICEM

    78A Biting remark?

    2
    23
  73. 73
    MONICA

    48D Type-A friend from “Friends”

    2
    19
  74. 74
    HOARSE

    93D Like Brando’s Don Corleone

    2
    17
  75. 75
    WAFTS

    14A Gently floats

    2
    15
  76. 76
    GEISHA

    94A Robed performer

    2
    14
  77. 77
    LONGU

    52A Union leader?

    2
    12
  78. 78
    SPUME

    97D Eject, as froth

    2
    11
  79. 79
    GOCOLD

    94D Disappear, as a trail

    2
    8
  80. 80
    LOONIE debut

    116A Canadian coin named for a bird

    2
    7
  81. 81
    SHAY

    45A Country buggy

    1
    34
  82. 82
    FTD

    99D Co. making arrangements

    1
    28
  83. 83
    OHGOD

    96D “Good heavens!”

    1
    22
  84. 84
    AHOOT

    114A Something LOL-worthy

    1
    15
  85. 85
    ENTHUSE

    100A Pump up

    1
    12
  86. 86
    ROWDY

    40A Roughhousing

    1
    11
  87. 87
    ICERUN

    10D Spring river breakup

    1
    10
  88. 88
    STEEPED

    118A In hot water?

    1
    9
  89. 89
    FESSUP

    6D “Admit it!”

    1
    7
  90. 90
    GOBROKE

    51D Lose everything

    1
    6
  91. 91
    LURER

    11D Siren, say

    1
    5
  92. 92
    RLSTINE

    73A “Revenge R Us” author

    1
    5
  93. 93
    GROUCHOMARXMUSTACHE debut

    65A *Iconic feature of comedy

    1
    2
  94. 94
    AES

    72A D.D.E. challenger

    0
    62
  95. 95
    ORYX

    34D Cousin of a gazelle

    0
    28
  96. 96
    RSTU

    73D They’re 18 to 21

    0
    27
  97. 97
    EPH

    85D Book after Galatians: Abbr.

    0
    21
  98. 98
    SCTV

    82D John Candy’s old comedy program

    0
    21
  99. 99
    LOBES

    47A Places for studs

    0
    16
  100. 100
    ADAMSALE

    115A Water, wryly

    0
    13
  101. 101
    EPHEMERA

    74D Things for here and now

    0
    13
  102. 102
    NEOCON

    50D One turning to the right

    0
    13
  103. 103
    XTC

    103A A street drug, briefly

    0
    12
  104. 104
    LBAR

    76A Bent beam

    0
    10
  105. 105
    VSIX

    83D Motor with some muscle

    0
    10
  106. 106
    AMOLE

    15D Whack-___

    0
    9
  107. 107
    BRONX

    7D J.Lo’s birthplace

    0
    9
  108. 108
    HELLOS

    46D Hugs and kisses, at times

    0
    8
  109. 109
    BRAILLE

    7A Touching words?

    0
    7
  110. 110
    BURLAP

    36A Stuff in sacks

    0
    7
  111. 111
    MINDY

    117A “The ___ Project” (Fox comedy)

    0
    7
  112. 112
    WINERY

    14D Part of a Napa Valley tour

    0
    6
  113. 113
    AGUAS

    44A Glassfuls in restaurantes

    0
    5
  114. 114
    HOTWAX debut

    56D Hair-razing stuff?

    0
    5
  115. 115
    MGMLION

    57D Loud beast heard in theaters

    0
    5
  116. 116
    BOUNTY

    92D It may help catch a fugitive

    0
    4
  117. 117
    GOTTEN

    59D Bamboozled

    0
    4
  118. 118
    RESCUEME

    20A 1965 R&B #1 song with the repeated lyric “Can‘t you see that I’m lonely?”

    0
    4
  119. 119
    ROMCOMS debut

    40D “Clueless” and “Bridget Jones’s Diary”

    0
    4
  120. 120
    RSVPD

    90A Got back to, in a way

    0
    4
  121. 121
    SICKOF

    1A So over

    0
    4
  122. 122
    BEOF

    62A “___ good cheer!”

    0
    3
  123. 123
    DOWELL

    119A Thrive

    0
    3
  124. 124
    SWELLUP debut

    29A Balloon

    0
    3
  125. 125
    URIM

    66D ___ and Thummim (sacred Judaic objects)

    0
    3
  126. 126
    ALIFT

    67D “Need ___?” (query to hitchhikers)

    0
    2
  127. 127
    EASTWEST

    21D How lines of latitude run

    0
    2
  128. 128
    OMINOUS

    61D Like gathering storm clouds

    0
    2
  129. 129
    SOLVEFORX debut

    97A *Frequent problem faced by algebra students

    0
    2
  130. 130
    THINGIS

    55A “That may be true, but ...”

    0
    2
  131. 131
    AEGISES debut

    42D Sponsorships

    0
    1
  132. 132
    EXFED debut

    98D Retired govt. agent

    0
    1
  133. 133
    FOLLOWINGTHE debut

    16D With 58-Down, a patient process? ... or a hint to two consecutive letters in the answer to each of the seven starred clues

    0
    1
  134. 134
    FOURXFOUR debut

    31A *Off-roader, often

    0
    1
  135. 135
    FULLON debut

    63D No-holds-barred

    0
    1
  136. 136
    PRESCRIPTION debut

    58D See 16-Down

    0
    1
  137. 137
    PROFESSORXAVIER debut

    79A *Founder of Marvel’s School for Gifted Youngsters

    0
    1
  138. 138
    RETURNOFDOCTORX debut

    108A *Horror flick starring Humphrey Bogart as a mad scientist, with “The”

    0
    1
  139. 139
    THEWINTERXGAMES debut

    49A *Annual draw for snocross fans

    0
    1
  140. 140
    XERXESIOFPERSIA debut

    23A *He bested Leonidas at Thermopylae

    0
    1