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Sunday · 140 answers · 10 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ACE

    112D Big heart?

    57
    493
  2. 2
    END

    33D Denouement

    55
    447
  3. 3
    ERR

    25A Affirm one's humanity?

    54
    522
  4. 4
    ASH

    105A Smokers should knock it off

    50
    458
  5. 5
    ADS

    38A Spots

    46
    325
  6. 6
    SEE

    63A "What'd I tell ya?"

    44
    430
  7. 7
    TRI

    111D Numerical prefix

    41
    237
  8. 8
    AHA

    116D "Now I've got it!"

    40
    379
  9. 9
    IDEA

    69D Think piece?

    33
    396
  10. 10
    EELS

    23D Ingredients in some London pies

    27
    198
  11. 11
    ELLA

    44D She, in Salerno

    23
    262
  12. 12
    OWE

    109A Be behind

    23
    208
  13. 13
    ILL

    69A Poorly

    21
    260
  14. 14
    TAO

    94A Underlying cosmic principle

    21
    223
  15. 15
    ONUS

    39A It's hard to bear

    21
    197
  16. 16
    ABC

    14D Epitome of simplicity

    20
    153
  17. 17
    CPA

    90D KPMG hiree

    19
    189
  18. 18
    REAL

    26A Tangible

    19
    160
  19. 19
    LOO

    114D British can

    18
    162
  20. 20
    EGRET

    100D Everglades wader

    17
    111
  21. 21
    RIPE

    93A Stinky

    17
    106
  22. 22
    LAO

    66A Language heard along the Mekong

    16
    154
  23. 23
    MAN

    13D "Geez!"

    16
    118
  24. 24
    CAL

    8D Low-___

    15
    158
  25. 25
    WOE

    80D Poverty, e.g.

    15
    119
  26. 26
    SLEW

    50D Dispatched, as a dragon

    14
    115
  27. 27
    KEG

    58A College party epicenter, often

    14
    106
  28. 28
    ATTIC

    28D Top story

    13
    108
  29. 29
    UGLI

    55A Citrus hybrid

    13
    86
  30. 30
    SOLD

    82A Convinced

    13
    70
  31. 31
    AVER

    47D State confidently

    12
    195
  32. 32
    SCOT

    107D Tartan wearer

    12
    113
  33. 33
    NUN

    72A Letter on a dreidel

    11
    95
  34. 34
    AIOLI

    11D Garlicky spread

    11
    51
  35. 35
    NAG

    62D Ride hard

    10
    115
  36. 36
    GASP

    108A Betray surprise

    10
    92
  37. 37
    EDGY

    77D Eliciting nervous laughter, say

    10
    81
  38. 38
    YEW

    64A Berried conifer

    10
    62
  39. 39
    ONEUP

    17D Outdo

    9
    51
  40. 40
    YOLO

    75D Modern acronym for "Seize the day!"

    9
    27
  41. 41
    RICE

    49D Minute ___

    8
    100
  42. 42
    ETHOS

    18A Zeitgeist

    8
    90
  43. 43
    COW

    117D Image on a Wisconsin state quarter

    8
    61
  44. 44
    TERSE

    104D To the point

    7
    142
  45. 45
    ETD

    115D Itinerary abbr.

    7
    113
  46. 46
    ECOLI

    92A Strain to avoid?

    7
    103
  47. 47
    WEB

    80A Kind of developer

    7
    87
  48. 48
    TRU

    29A Capote, informally

    7
    83
  49. 49
    TASE

    94D Shock, in a way

    7
    47
  50. 50
    TEPID

    41A Halfhearted, as support

    7
    44
  51. 51
    OGLE

    51A Check out

    6
    200
  52. 52
    EDSEL

    56A Bomb developed in the 1950s

    6
    122
  53. 53
    OLSEN

    46D ___ twins of 1980s-'90s TV

    6
    76
  54. 54
    PLOD

    76D Trudge

    6
    46
  55. 55
    SOT

    4D Happy hour habitué

    5
    152
  56. 56
    EGGO

    43D Waffle brand

    5
    92
  57. 57
    BALD

    52A Unvarnished

    5
    49
  58. 58
    ENCORE

    24A Cry for more

    5
    48
  59. 59
    RANON

    12D Wouldn't shut up

    5
    45
  60. 60
    INNIE

    121A Certain navel

    5
    43
  61. 61
    BARRE

    101D Ballet school supporter

    5
    40
  62. 62
    CAPRI

    67A Chocolate-and-banana liqueur cocktail

    5
    39
  63. 63
    SCION

    84D Issue for a noble family?

    5
    35
  64. 64
    HAVOC

    53A Great confusion

    5
    30
  65. 65
    USEON

    96D Employ against

    5
    12
  66. 66
    SHREDS

    19D Turns into confetti

    4
    29
  67. 67
    VCRS

    86A Obsolescent players

    4
    28
  68. 68
    STUMP

    98D Leave at a loss

    4
    20
  69. 69
    ARA

    7D Constellation near Scorpius

    3
    181
  70. 70
    CLOG

    87A Put a stop to?

    3
    44
  71. 71
    UNITS

    106A Soldiers' assignments

    3
    38
  72. 72
    SARTRE

    63D Who wrote "I exist, that is all, and I find it nauseating"

    3
    36
  73. 73
    PABLO

    6D Guerrilla leader in "For Whom the Bell Tolls"

    3
    34
  74. 74
    SPRAT

    5D Jack ___

    3
    34
  75. 75
    WHEE

    123A "What fun!"

    3
    34
  76. 76
    RUSH

    34D "A.S.A.P.!"

    3
    31
  77. 77
    GALPAL

    91D Certain platonic friend

    3
    10
  78. 78
    LASSI debut

    95D Yogurt-based Indian drink

    3
    10
  79. 79
    TNOTE

    81A Conservative portfolio asset, for short

    2
    44
  80. 80
    EMPTY

    83A Worthless

    2
    39
  81. 81
    BOG

    48D Mire

    2
    37
  82. 82
    CECIL

    54A Sea serpent of old cartoons

    2
    28
  83. 83
    DRIB

    85D Tiny amount

    2
    18
  84. 84
    GINSU

    97D Brand with classic "But wait, there's more ...!" infomercials

    2
    18
  85. 85
    SEATAC

    110A Evergreen State airport

    2
    18
  86. 86
    LOME

    70D Capital of Togo

    2
    17
  87. 87
    SOURCE

    118A One given a citation

    2
    14
  88. 88
    GOODY

    91A "That's great!"

    2
    9
  89. 89
    POWS

    1A Big hits

    2
    8
  90. 90
    ENVIES

    74D Exhibits one of the seven deadly sins

    2
    7
  91. 91
    OTERI

    2D "S.N.L." alum Cheri

    1
    52
  92. 92
    POUR

    42D Do a wine steward's job

    1
    29
  93. 93
    ZORRO

    16D Rider of the horse Tornado

    1
    29
  94. 94
    SOREN

    65A Existentialist Kierkegaard

    1
    27
  95. 95
    AWOKE

    103D Came to

    1
    21
  96. 96
    DOESNT

    78A Fails to

    1
    21
  97. 97
    BOTCH

    102D Muff

    1
    20
  98. 98
    TEPEES

    59D Homes on the range

    1
    20
  99. 99
    BEIRUT

    52D Foreign capital whose name sounds like a water passage to San Francisco

    1
    17
  100. 100
    MATZO

    13A Flat bread

    1
    15
  101. 101
    WHARF

    3D Unloading zone

    1
    15
  102. 102
    THRACE

    59A Homeland of Spartacus

    1
    11
  103. 103
    SPACEBAR

    5A Something repeatedly hit with a thumb

    1
    10
  104. 104
    MADDEN

    45D Incense

    1
    8
  105. 105
    UPTODATE

    122A Au courant

    1
    8
  106. 106
    BASEBALLBAT

    99A Sports implement often made from [circled letters]

    1
    6
  107. 107
    BETHEL

    21D Seaman's chapel

    1
    5
  108. 108
    EIFFELTOWER

    30A World landmark built with [circled letters]

    1
    5
  109. 109
    PEEKS

    42A Can't wait to find out, in a way

    1
    5
  110. 110
    FAKEIDS

    31D Things bouncers are supposed to catch

    1
    4
  111. 111
    EPICHERO debut

    36D Beowulf or Gilgamesh

    1
    2
  112. 112
    WOODED debut

    32D Sylvan

    1
    2
  113. 113
    ENL

    9D 8 x 10, e.g.: Abbr.

    0
    75
  114. 114
    BOOB

    10D Fool

    0
    25
  115. 115
    STOCK

    79D Market share?

    0
    21
  116. 116
    SOUND

    84A Now hear this!

    0
    20
  117. 117
    BLOAT

    27A Swell

    0
    19
  118. 118
    CROCS

    67D Branded footwear with open backs

    0
    10
  119. 119
    PARANOIA

    20A Recurring theme in Philip K. Dick novels

    0
    10
  120. 120
    DEUX

    73D Quatre halved

    0
    8
  121. 121
    LILABNER

    57D He married Daisy Mae in 1952

    0
    8
  122. 122
    PEWEE

    1D North American flycatcher

    0
    8
  123. 123
    ILDUCE

    89D W.W. II moniker

    0
    7
  124. 124
    BABOON

    21A Cousin of a mandrill

    0
    6
  125. 125
    STAKEOUT

    40D Watch, as a criminals' hiding spot

    0
    6
  126. 126
    AEROBICEXERCISE

    88A [Circled letter]-consuming activity

    0
    5
  127. 127
    ITSCOOL

    68D "Everything's fine"

    0
    4
  128. 128
    LOCKS

    120A Hair

    0
    4
  129. 129
    SIZER

    37D Jewelry store gadget

    0
    3
  130. 130
    SMOOTHER

    119A Not so awkward

    0
    3
  131. 131
    WEATHERBALLOON

    22A [Circled letters]-filled contraption

    0
    3
  132. 132
    NUCLEARREACTOR

    113A [Circled letter]-fueled device

    0
    2
  133. 133
    ROADSIDEDINER

    60A [Circled letters]-advertised establishment

    0
    2
  134. 134
    TOOTHDECAY debut

    15D Condition contributed to by a lack of [circled letters]

    0
    2
  135. 135
    DAGUERREOTYPE debut

    73A Picture displayed on a [circled letters] surface

    0
    1
  136. 136
    INTHESHOP debut

    35A Being repaired, as a car

    0
    1
  137. 137
    LEPRECHAUN debut

    71D Fabled [circled letters]-hiding trickster

    0
    1
  138. 138
    LUCKYDOGS debut

    95A Ones getting all the breaks

    0
    1
  139. 139
    MOODSTABILIZERS debut

    45A [Circled letters]-based drugs

    0
    1
  140. 140
    SONNYBOY debut

    61D Lad

    0
    1