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Sunday · 140 answers · 21 debuts

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

  1. 1
    SPA

    80D ___ treatment

    59
    475
  2. 2
    ASS

    62A Ninny

    58
    409
  3. 3
    ERR

    15D Blunder

    54
    522
  4. 4
    TSA

    44A JFK probers

    52
    188
  5. 5
    ERE

    114D Poet's "prior to"

    43
    602
  6. 6
    RIO

    117D Olympics host after London

    40
    315
  7. 7
    ANN

    83A Newswoman Curry

    33
    300
  8. 8
    NEE

    78A Word between two last names

    29
    407
  9. 9
    NBA

    35D What buckets are made in, for short

    26
    198
  10. 10
    EGOS

    11D Alphas might clash over them

    23
    210
  11. 11
    YETI

    64A Cold-climate cryptid

    22
    127
  12. 12
    EMT

    112A Lifesaver's inits.

    21
    188
  13. 13
    TEEN

    42A ___ Vogue

    20
    192
  14. 14
    AVA

    25A DuVernay who directed "Selma"

    19
    229
  15. 15
    AIL

    79A Trouble

    19
    191
  16. 16
    APP

    113D Android runner, often

    19
    133
  17. 17
    MERE

    125A Insignificant

    18
    155
  18. 18
    REPO

    18D Bad recollection?

    18
    146
  19. 19
    TKO

    27A Ring call, for short

    17
    123
  20. 20
    ESPY

    93A Pick out

    16
    130
  21. 21
    RAY

    16D Bit of hope

    16
    128
  22. 22
    CGI

    10D Specialty of Industrial Light & Magic, for short

    15
    55
  23. 23
    TIME

    1A You may find it on your hands or side

    14
    92
  24. 24
    HAM

    118D Spotlight hog

    13
    144
  25. 25
    LADLE

    53D Cider server

    13
    69
  26. 26
    BAH

    89D "Ridiculous!"

    12
    142
  27. 27
    GOO

    97D Bit of baby talk

    11
    121
  28. 28
    STONE

    59D See 52-Down

    11
    110
  29. 29
    ILK

    65D Variety

    11
    107
  30. 30
    ELKS

    123A Organization with an Exalted Ruler

    11
    103
  31. 31
    OTT

    92A A Giants giant

    10
    193
  32. 32
    FREE

    74A Unjammed

    10
    107
  33. 33
    ETHAN

    46A Director Coen

    9
    113
  34. 34
    POSH

    49D Swank

    9
    64
  35. 35
    PURE

    26A 100%

    9
    55
  36. 36
    OBESE

    88A Jumbo-sized

    8
    145
  37. 37
    ARS

    57A ___ Nova (musical style)

    8
    112
  38. 38
    SLIT

    5A Use a scalpel on

    8
    104
  39. 39
    PENN

    122A One of the Ivies, informally

    8
    79
  40. 40
    PILE

    37A Load of money

    8
    67
  41. 41
    AEIOU

    113A Facetious string?

    8
    60
  42. 42
    TCM

    75A Cable airer of vintage films

    8
    38
  43. 43
    ICET

    9A "O.G. Original Gangster" rapper

    7
    110
  44. 44
    TOUR

    101A Get the show on the road

    7
    79
  45. 45
    SONG

    124A Aid in identifying a bird

    7
    71
  46. 46
    VOL

    71A Radio knob abbr.

    7
    55
  47. 47
    SLOMO

    52A "Baywatch" stars often jogged in it

    7
    52
  48. 48
    SSR

    51A One of 15 until 1991: Abbr.

    6
    161
  49. 49
    TSETSE

    8D *Biter in Niger

    6
    113
  50. 50
    HAI

    55A Japanese "yes"

    6
    73
  51. 51
    SOUP

    45A You may put stock in it

    6
    60
  52. 52
    MLK

    60D Symbol of equality, briefly

    6
    40
  53. 53
    SHERA

    21A Princess of Power from 1980s cartoons

    6
    22
  54. 54
    SCOW

    69D Flat-bottomed boat

    5
    62
  55. 55
    XII

    29D Topmost part of a face

    5
    39
  56. 56
    INTOW

    9D Following behind

    5
    38
  57. 57
    LTD

    66A End for an organisation's name

    4
    99
  58. 58
    NELL

    63A Dickens heroine

    4
    78
  59. 59
    SEP

    45D Natl. Courtesy Month

    4
    71
  60. 60
    OWS

    88D Hurtful comments?

    4
    51
  61. 61
    STOPS

    80A Conductor announcements

    4
    33
  62. 62
    PRAWN

    119A Large shrimp

    4
    14
  63. 63
    ELAL

    111A Company with two lameds in its name

    3
    197
  64. 64
    CBER

    13A One connected with the force?

    3
    61
  65. 65
    SEWN

    32A In stitches

    3
    55
  66. 66
    MARIE

    70D Hank's wife on "Breaking Bad"

    3
    40
  67. 67
    INKED

    20D Tattooed

    3
    33
  68. 68
    IST

    7D Fatal ending?

    2
    95
  69. 69
    ONED

    86D Linear, informally

    2
    49
  70. 70
    TROOP

    54A Brownie unit

    2
    48
  71. 71
    AUK

    116D Arctic flier

    2
    38
  72. 72
    BONA

    91A ___ fide

    2
    37
  73. 73
    ALTI

    56D Certain operatic voices

    2
    34
  74. 74
    NOMSG

    43D Chinese restaurant assurance

    2
    25
  75. 75
    KILL

    72A Switch off

    2
    17
  76. 76
    UPSETS

    99D *Goals for underdogs

    2
    17
  77. 77
    RECKONSO

    30A "Sounds about right"

    2
    4
  78. 78
    EEN

    4D It was a dark period for Poe

    1
    159
  79. 79
    NCOS

    33D Drill sgts., e.g.

    1
    52
  80. 80
    RUNT

    23D Peanut

    1
    41
  81. 81
    SETIN

    52D With 59-Down, permanent ... or, literally, a feature of the answers to the seven starred clues

    1
    37
  82. 82
    UNS

    110A Little ___

    1
    37
  83. 83
    BLEW

    107D Went off

    1
    33
  84. 84
    DULL

    109D Yawn-inducing

    1
    17
  85. 85
    GYN

    36D Ob-___

    1
    16
  86. 86
    JUNTA

    98D What a general may lead

    1
    16
  87. 87
    ROSETTA

    50D *First spacecraft to orbit a comet (2014)

    1
    13
  88. 88
    SHIER

    17A Not as brazen

    1
    12
  89. 89
    REVUP

    58D Energize

    1
    10
  90. 90
    NOGOOD

    108A Rotten

    1
    9
  91. 91
    BAROQUE

    91D Really involved

    1
    8
  92. 92
    DCUP

    104A Big bra feature

    1
    8
  93. 93
    POLEAXE

    94D Long-reaching weapon of yore

    1
    8
  94. 94
    CURLS

    105D Weightlifter's exercise

    1
    7
  95. 95
    SILENTL

    51D What always comes in halves?

    1
    7
  96. 96
    INAFUNK

    76A Feeling low

    1
    6
  97. 97
    MEANSTO debut

    60A Will, given the chance

    1
    3
  98. 98
    SEXIER

    28A More hot

    1
    3
  99. 99
    GAMETHESYSTEM debut

    67A Exploit a loophole, say

    1
    2
  100. 100
    JUSTAS debut

    98A Equally

    1
    2
  101. 101
    TRIPE

    82A Baloney

    0
    37
  102. 102
    WEARY

    24A Wiped

    0
    22
  103. 103
    FIESTA

    77D Event with a cantina, maybe

    0
    19
  104. 104
    OMRI

    61D Ahab's father

    0
    15
  105. 105
    MIRACLE

    3D Sainthood prerequisite

    0
    11
  106. 106
    EELPOT

    68D Underwater trap

    0
    8
  107. 107
    KEEPON

    31D Persevere

    0
    8
  108. 108
    ETONIAN

    90D Agent 007, e.g.

    0
    7
  109. 109
    IHAVEIT

    2D "Eureka!"

    0
    7
  110. 110
    TAXRATE

    39D It may be a high percent for the 1%

    0
    7
  111. 111
    TINTED

    38A Like some windows

    0
    7
  112. 112
    TONEDUP

    12D Buff

    0
    5
  113. 113
    TSGARP

    1D Hero in a John Irving best seller

    0
    5
  114. 114
    WAXEN

    121A Like crayons

    0
    5
  115. 115
    RSTLNE debut

    102D Givens on "Wheel of Fortune"

    0
    4
  116. 116
    SPAZ

    100D "I'm such a ___" (klutz's comment)

    0
    4
  117. 117
    BEARISH

    14D Having an unfavorable outlook

    0
    3
  118. 118
    LIPBALMS

    106A Sticks in a purse?

    0
    3
  119. 119
    NERFGUN debut

    84D Zombie Strike SlingFire Blaster, for one

    0
    3
  120. 120
    PONYEXPRESS

    47A Enterprise for which a 14-year-old Buffalo Bill worked

    0
    3
  121. 121
    POPAWHEELIE debut

    85A Lean back and enjoy the ride?

    0
    3
  122. 122
    RUSHES

    41D Football stat

    0
    3
  123. 123
    YUMMIER

    95D More delish

    0
    3
  124. 124
    CHEESETRAY debut

    13D *One making the rounds at a party, perhaps

    0
    2
  125. 125
    LEASETOOWN debut

    73D *Car dealership option

    0
    2
  126. 126
    NOTAFAN debut

    48D Disapproving (of)

    0
    2
  127. 127
    NYMPHOS

    63D Randy types

    0
    2
  128. 128
    SETTLESON debut

    81D *Chooses in the end

    0
    2
  129. 129
    SHOTFOR debut

    103A Pursued, as perfection

    0
    2
  130. 130
    WATERGATE

    96A Washington landmark that lent its name to a Senate committee

    0
    2
  131. 131
    CRUISESBY debut

    40A Easily defeats, in sports

    0
    1
  132. 132
    DISSING debut

    34A Knocking

    0
    1
  133. 133
    ETAILING debut

    87D Amazon activity

    0
    1
  134. 134
    GARNERATTENTION debut

    22A Get noticed

    0
    1
  135. 135
    LATEONSET debut

    6D *Like puberty at age 16

    0
    1
  136. 136
    PASSINGGO debut

    19A It's worth $200 in Monopoly

    0
    1
  137. 137
    QUARTERSIZEHAIL debut

    115A Big fall from the sky?

    0
    1
  138. 138
    SPARSITY debut

    5D Short supply

    0
    1
  139. 139
    SWISSES debut

    21D Alternatives to cheddars

    0
    1
  140. 140
    ULULATION debut

    120A Wavering wail

    0
    1