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Sunday · 136 answers · 15 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ALE

    73A Steinful, maybe

    59
    570
  2. 2
    ALOE

    5D Succulent plant

    46
    496
  3. 3
    ERS

    47D Sounds of equivocation

    33
    284
  4. 4
    AIR

    69D Travel option

    32
    303
  5. 5
    EKE

    87D Squeeze (out)

    31
    236
  6. 6
    LIE

    39D Not be straight

    28
    318
  7. 7
    INN

    53A Stopover spot

    27
    258
  8. 8
    ABET

    117A Lend a dirty hand to

    22
    228
  9. 9
    AERO

    2D Dynamic start?

    20
    269
  10. 10
    IPO

    115D One means of corp. financing

    20
    133
  11. 11
    EDNA

    99A Dame ___

    19
    245
  12. 12
    ELO

    30A ___ rating system (world chess standard)

    17
    250
  13. 13
    ARAL

    9D ___-Caspian Depression

    17
    184
  14. 14
    SSE

    60A Okla. City-to-Dallas direction

    15
    262
  15. 15
    MOI

    33A "Who, me?"

    15
    101
  16. 16
    CAB

    83A Hack

    14
    129
  17. 17
    OPED

    119A George Will piece

    14
    107
  18. 18
    AYE

    17D Reply to a captain

    13
    162
  19. 19
    ALPO

    113D Dog Chow alternative

    13
    138
  20. 20
    VET

    67D Nov. honoree

    13
    116
  21. 21
    EIN

    74A Article in Aachen

    12
    159
  22. 22
    OMS

    66D Words of retreat?

    12
    68
  23. 23
    ONEG

    24A It's normal for NASA

    11
    63
  24. 24
    RIB

    79D Needle

    10
    113
  25. 25
    ARGO

    23A Rescue film of 2012

    9
    148
  26. 26
    OLIN

    31A Ken of "thirtysomething"

    9
    112
  27. 27
    APU

    58D Kwik-E-Mart guy

    9
    95
  28. 28
    PHIL

    52A Rock's Everly or Collins

    9
    66
  29. 29
    ACTOR

    100A Cast part

    8
    92
  30. 30
    TTOP

    122A Sporty option

    8
    67
  31. 31
    ETRADE

    82D Online investment option

    8
    46
  32. 32
    LPS

    16D Old track holders

    7
    101
  33. 33
    OSU

    15D Big Ten sch.

    7
    100
  34. 34
    YOYO

    126A Ditz

    7
    81
  35. 35
    SEVEN

    97D 94-Down x 14

    7
    64
  36. 36
    GEMS

    106A Beauties

    7
    51
  37. 37
    TEX

    116D Okla. neighbor

    6
    93
  38. 38
    ITLL

    118A "___ do"

    6
    67
  39. 39
    MIDI

    36D Noon, in Nantes

    6
    60
  40. 40
    ZION

    14D Jerusalem

    6
    41
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    SST

    75A Orly bird, once?

    5
    199
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    DIM

    108A Slow-witted

    5
    80
  43. 43
    DRESS

    124A Outfit

    5
    76
  44. 44
    SHAW

    1D Only Literature Nobelist also to win an Oscar

    5
    62
  45. 45
    HEAP

    18A Ton

    5
    59
  46. 46
    YAO

    101A Ming of the N.B.A.

    5
    40
  47. 47
    GOSSIP

    28D Yenta

    5
    19
  48. 48
    SCENT

    107D Trail

    4
    66
  49. 49
    NOH

    81D Drama with masks

    4
    61
  50. 50
    NINER

    10D Bay Area gridder

    4
    53
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    ISPY

    22A Popular children's "find it" book series

    4
    42
  52. 52
    ANGLO

    9A White, informally

    4
    36
  53. 53
    ASTA

    5A Dog for a "gentleman detective"

    3
    185
  54. 54
    STA

    59D Stop: Abbr.

    3
    158
  55. 55
    OREL

    85A City SSW of Moscow

    3
    115
  56. 56
    EHS

    55D "So-so" responses

    3
    64
  57. 57
    TANGO

    77D Sierra follower, in code

    3
    54
  58. 58
    LEDGE

    88D Place to dangle one's legs

    3
    52
  59. 59
    FATS

    125A Antoine Domino Jr., familiarly

    3
    42
  60. 60
    HANES

    105D Brief name?

    3
    31
  61. 61
    APTESTS debut

    64A Exams for some coll. applicants

    3
    9
  62. 62
    ONTILT debut

    34D Suffering a losing streak, in poker

    3
    7
  63. 63
    BEHR debut

    84D Big name in house paint

    3
    6
  64. 64
    SMOKEY

    70D Poster bear

    3
    6
  65. 65
    ENOL

    38A Hydroxyl compound

    2
    87
  66. 66
    LAHR

    19A Drama critic John of The New Yorker

    2
    78
  67. 67
    SAWS

    1A Coping mechanisms?

    2
    45
  68. 68
    TASTY

    48A Scrumptious

    2
    39
  69. 69
    KASEM

    91A Late disc jockey Casey

    2
    23
  70. 70
    SLADE

    104D Glam band with six #1 hits in Britain

    2
    11
  71. 71
    EMAILER

    61D Spammer, e.g.

    2
    8
  72. 72
    DOASIDO

    49A "Like this"

    2
    7
  73. 73
    EDA

    43D Writer LeShan

    1
    61
  74. 74
    XER

    63A Gen ___

    1
    53
  75. 75
    ZOLA

    14A "Germinal" novelist

    1
    39
  76. 76
    LIONEL

    86A Toy company on track to success?

    1
    36
  77. 77
    CLOY

    112D Get old

    1
    24
  78. 78
    INKER

    103D Tattoo artist

    1
    24
  79. 79
    SANTO

    6D ___ Domingo

    1
    21
  80. 80
    REAREND

    40A Fanny

    1
    16
  81. 81
    XOXO

    123A Love letter sign-off

    1
    16
  82. 82
    LYCEE

    45D Élève's destination

    1
    15
  83. 83
    PAGED

    54A Summoned, in a way

    1
    15
  84. 84
    HITAT

    26D Assail

    1
    11
  85. 85
    RESECT

    32A Surgically remove

    1
    10
  86. 86
    MEYERS

    50A Seth of "Late Night"

    1
    8
  87. 87
    MESHES

    33D Semitransparent fabrics

    1
    7
  88. 88
    NAMIBIA

    95D Home of some Bushmen

    1
    7
  89. 89
    NOTDONE

    89A Unacceptable to polite society

    1
    7
  90. 90
    VERS

    110D ___ libre (poetry style)

    1
    6
  91. 91
    SCOUTMOTTO

    76D "Be prepared"

    1
    3
  92. 92
    SPOTLESS debut

    4D Impeccable

    1
    3
  93. 93
    IDYLLS debut

    35D Rustic poems

    1
    2
  94. 94
    ILONA

    68D Actress Massey

    0
    39
  95. 95
    LIDO

    109D "Death in Venice" locale

    0
    34
  96. 96
    COX

    114D Crew member

    0
    28
  97. 97
    ENORM

    29D Huge, in poetry

    0
    25
  98. 98
    LTDS

    111D Old Fords

    0
    24
  99. 99
    ENESCO

    72D "Romanian Rhapsodies" composer

    0
    23
  100. 100
    GLIDE

    11D Skate

    0
    21
  101. 101
    XKE

    63D Classic sports car

    0
    19
  102. 102
    STEAMER

    70A Soft-shell clam

    0
    17
  103. 103
    GHI

    62A 4 letters

    0
    15
  104. 104
    GLACE

    21D Candied, as fruit

    0
    15
  105. 105
    MIRES

    36A Bogs down

    0
    14
  106. 106
    TIRANA

    71D European capital

    0
    13
  107. 107
    LIMAS

    12D Green beans

    0
    12
  108. 108
    ONAGER

    13D Asian wild ass

    0
    11
  109. 109
    LIND

    121A The Swedish Nightingale

    0
    10
  110. 110
    ANIMALHOUSE

    25A Comedy classic of 1978

    0
    7
  111. 111
    ONEHALF

    94D See 97-Down

    0
    7
  112. 112
    STAGNANT

    51D Still

    0
    7
  113. 113
    DOGGEREL

    44D Almost any poem that starts "Roses are red ..."

    0
    6
  114. 114
    NEWISH

    102A Relatively up-to-date

    0
    6
  115. 115
    TRANE

    80A Giant in heating and air-conditioning

    0
    6
  116. 116
    CASTASPELL

    57A Perform some magic

    0
    5
  117. 117
    CITIZENKANE

    114A Movie with the line "Old age. It's the only disease, Mr. Thompson, that you don't look forward to being cured of"

    0
    5
  118. 118
    NEEDER

    120A Someone a little short?

    0
    5
  119. 119
    ENCRUST

    96A Cover with a hard outer surface

    0
    4
  120. 120
    LEARJET

    46D High-speed ride

    0
    4
  121. 121
    RAPPERS

    41D "___ Delight," pioneering song by the Sugarhill Gang

    0
    4
  122. 122
    ARGUING

    8D At it

    0
    3
  123. 123
    DILATOR

    56D Eye opener?

    0
    3
  124. 124
    DOCILITY debut

    90D Tameness

    0
    3
  125. 125
    RILING

    20A Teeing off

    0
    3
  126. 126
    TWINED

    98D Coiled about

    0
    3
  127. 127
    MUNIZ

    92D Frankie who starred on "Malcolm in the Middle"

    0
    2
  128. 128
    THEFLEA debut

    7D Posthumous John Donne poem that includes "It suck'd me first, and now sucks thee"

    0
    2
  129. 129
    BRAKEONTHROUGH debut

    93A "What did you try to do after the caution flag came out?" [The Doors, 1967]

    0
    1
  130. 130
    IKISSEDAGRILLE debut

    42A "Did you do anything for luck before today's race?" [Katy Perry, 2008]

    0
    1
  131. 131
    IKONS debut

    37D Sacred images: Var.

    0
    1
  132. 132
    LIVINLAVEHICLELOCA debut

    109A "Are you enjoying your time out on the Nascar circuit?" [Ricky Martin, 1999]

    0
    1
  133. 133
    MINISTERTO debut

    78A Tend

    0
    1
  134. 134
    MOVESLIKEJAGUAR debut

    65A "How did that new car handle out there on the track?" [Maroon 5, 2011]

    0
    1
  135. 135
    WAGNERIANS debut

    3D "Ring" lovers

    0
    1
  136. 136
    WONTGETFUELEDAGAIN debut

    27A "Hey, what did you think when you missed that last pit stop?" [The Who, 1971]

    0
    1