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Sunday · 140 answers · 11 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ELI

    68D Nutmeg State collegian

    60
    599
  2. 2
    EAR

    37D Stud site

    57
    485
  3. 3
    ORE

    53A See 38-Across

    48
    581
  4. 4
    USE

    110D Advantage

    47
    356
  5. 5
    IRA

    113D Glass on public radio

    46
    448
  6. 6
    ACRE

    62A Plot at home, maybe

    38
    328
  7. 7
    OAR

    95A Boating aid

    36
    331
  8. 8
    ANA

    19A Funny Gasteyer

    33
    367
  9. 9
    STAR

    92A Shiner

    31
    316
  10. 10
    BRA

    40A Support under a tank?

    31
    229
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    ELS

    123A Chicago rumblers

    29
    333
  12. 12
    LEI

    91D Ring around the collar

    29
    310
  13. 13
    STEP

    51D Very short climb

    25
    229
  14. 14
    ELLE

    31A Vogue rival

    25
    221
  15. 15
    KNEE

    108D Leg bender

    24
    264
  16. 16
    BOA

    44A Flapper wrapper

    21
    168
  17. 17
    AERO

    107A Plane-related

    20
    269
  18. 18
    SNAP

    9A Spur-of-the-moment

    20
    204
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    IPO

    5D Subj. for CNBC

    20
    133
  20. 20
    EERIE

    118A Chill-inducing, say

    19
    260
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    ELSA

    74A "Frozen" snow queen

    19
    220
  22. 22
    REAL

    105A "Keep it ___"

    19
    160
  23. 23
    IRON

    38A With 53-Across, goethite, e.g.

    18
    284
  24. 24
    ERIC

    72A Author Michael ___ Dyson

    17
    251
  25. 25
    HAT

    87D One may be tipped

    17
    183
  26. 26
    LESS

    104A More limited

    17
    167
  27. 27
    HEN

    26D ___ party

    16
    188
  28. 28
    TRE

    58D Quattro minus uno

    15
    180
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    HERE

    67D "Take it!"

    15
    150
  30. 30
    NAT

    119A Writer/critic Hentoff

    13
    190
  31. 31
    NIA

    34D Actress Vardalos

    13
    138
  32. 32
    BIO

    44D Dust jacket part, usually

    13
    123
  33. 33
    ATEASE

    52D Chilling, so to speak

    13
    111
  34. 34
    OPINE

    20A Offer a thought

    13
    95
  35. 35
    SATE

    32A Overstuff

    12
    144
  36. 36
    EATS

    43A Grub

    11
    166
  37. 37
    EDT

    60A D.C. summer setting

    11
    131
  38. 38
    NUN

    10D Order member

    11
    95
  39. 39
    SOW

    76A Scatter

    11
    88
  40. 40
    THEE

    97D You, once

    10
    91
  41. 41
    EDGY

    121A Uneasy

    10
    81
  42. 42
    OLEO

    33D A butter alternative

    9
    264
  43. 43
    INE

    115A Bach's Partita No. 6 ___ Minor

    9
    155
  44. 44
    EDITS

    27A Text changes

    9
    101
  45. 45
    HULA

    21A Shakers' movement?

    9
    89
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    ETUDE

    65A Exercise with keys

    9
    87
  47. 47
    PEER

    84A Kind of pressure

    8
    116
  48. 48
    UNA

    82A Argentine article

    8
    115
  49. 49
    WIN

    71A Get the gold

    8
    96
  50. 50
    PILE

    89A Bundle

    8
    67
  51. 51
    MIR

    6D Putin's peace

    7
    140
  52. 52
    HEAT

    67A Unwanted pressure

    7
    82
  53. 53
    AVERSE

    116A Resistant (to)

    7
    62
  54. 54
    SPADE

    122A Ground breaker

    6
    63
  55. 55
    TIMID

    4A Chickenhearted

    6
    38
  56. 56
    LOG

    112D Put in, as hours

    5
    92
  57. 57
    REG

    106A Bylaw, briefly

    5
    64
  58. 58
    OAKEN

    101D Like some floors

    5
    49
  59. 59
    VETS

    42A Ones who fix toys?

    5
    44
  60. 60
    PED

    111D ___ Xing

    5
    39
  61. 61
    TOWS

    4D Some rescues

    5
    29
  62. 62
    CREDO

    54A Personal guide

    4
    46
  63. 63
    HEAVE

    100D Pitch

    4
    43
  64. 64
    JEEP

    66A Way off base?

    4
    30
  65. 65
    ENERO

    81A Calendario opener

    3
    137
  66. 66
    CSA

    96A Civil War inits.

    3
    98
  67. 67
    DTS

    80D Drunk's problem

    3
    98
  68. 68
    THRU

    98A Kind of street

    3
    80
  69. 69
    RIFLE

    17D Go through

    3
    55
  70. 70
    SEZ

    64A "___ who?"

    3
    48
  71. 71
    HAREM

    61A ___ pants

    3
    45
  72. 72
    HIHO

    49A Chipper greeting

    3
    40
  73. 73
    PERP

    84D Cop's target

    3
    40
  74. 74
    SHEDS

    9D Loses

    3
    38
  75. 75
    MAX

    23A Top limit, for short

    3
    35
  76. 76
    TIMER

    97A Ding maker

    3
    33
  77. 77
    CHORE

    69A Bit of a grind

    3
    31
  78. 78
    ROVER

    75A Mars vehicle

    3
    23
  79. 79
    IST

    13D Suffix with 105-Across

    2
    95
  80. 80
    EOE

    30A Fair-hiring letters

    2
    54
  81. 81
    DATES

    18D Historical trivia

    2
    47
  82. 82
    JOT

    1A Little bit

    2
    46
  83. 83
    TES

    88A French possessive

    2
    41
  84. 84
    VAR

    41A "Enrol," for "enroll": Abbr.

    2
    36
  85. 85
    ARSENAL

    93D Place for cannons

    2
    33
  86. 86
    LIONS

    39A N.F.C. North rivals of the Bears

    2
    33
  87. 87
    ONADARE

    2D How you might do something dumb

    2
    26
  88. 88
    ICECAP

    57D Top of the world

    2
    25
  89. 89
    HUNS

    25D Vandals

    2
    13
  90. 90
    ALIENRACE

    11D Klingons, e.g.

    2
    7
  91. 91
    FRA

    102D Order member

    1
    67
  92. 92
    DREAM

    79D Ideal

    1
    42
  93. 93
    ABOMB

    35D Little Boy, e.g., informally

    1
    29
  94. 94
    SENSED

    120A Got the impression

    1
    22
  95. 95
    HOOK

    117A Swift ending for a bad stage performance

    1
    21
  96. 96
    DECREE

    59D Edict

    1
    20
  97. 97
    HOMEEC

    50D Food prep class at school

    1
    17
  98. 98
    SAUD

    29A Mideast royal name

    1
    16
  99. 99
    PARAGON

    45A Ideal

    1
    10
  100. 100
    RULERS

    73D Warlords, e.g.

    1
    10
  101. 101
    IHEARD

    13A "Word just got out ..."

    1
    7
  102. 102
    RATIONS

    55D Food in the field

    1
    7
  103. 103
    DETAINS

    8D Keeps from proceeding

    1
    5
  104. 104
    CHEWSUP debut

    54D Ruins as a dog might

    1
    2
  105. 105
    HOS

    14D Christmas threesome

    0
    32
  106. 106
    OID

    114D Suffix with fact

    0
    32
  107. 107
    SRTAS

    99D Some Latinas: Abbr.

    0
    31
  108. 108
    PAGODA

    12D Tower with many eaves

    0
    25
  109. 109
    ENDE

    63A Fantasy writer Michael

    0
    23
  110. 110
    EVADED

    36D Got out of

    0
    18
  111. 111
    CRECHE

    96D Holiday scene

    0
    14
  112. 112
    NETZERO

    48D AOL alternative

    0
    9
  113. 113
    EPHEDRA

    15D Banned supplement

    0
    8
  114. 114
    SOPHIA

    22A Loren of "Marriage Italian-Style"

    0
    8
  115. 115
    LAPORTE

    83A Northern Indiana county or its seat

    0
    6
  116. 116
    PRINTAD

    45D Revenue source for a magazine

    0
    6
  117. 117
    COOLERS

    86D Cans

    0
    4
  118. 118
    CUTANDDRIED

    77A Like a model's hairstyle?

    0
    4
  119. 119
    FAJITAS

    56D Cantina treats

    0
    4
  120. 120
    FITTOBETIED

    56A What some wrap dresses are?

    0
    4
  121. 121
    IMHOTEP

    90D Creator of an ancient pyramid scheme?

    0
    4
  122. 122
    ORDERER

    47D One who says "I'd like to have ..."

    0
    4
  123. 123
    PIERCES

    89D Goes through

    0
    4
  124. 124
    TALKY

    103D Long-winded

    0
    4
  125. 125
    PSYCHES

    85A Souls

    0
    3
  126. 126
    RUSSETS

    94D Winter apples

    0
    3
  127. 127
    AHILL

    16D Not worth ___ of beans

    0
    2
  128. 128
    GOESOVERTHELINE

    46D Inspects a fashion designer's offerings?

    0
    2
  129. 129
    INKSPOT debut

    7D Stain that's hard to remove

    0
    2
  130. 130
    KYLES

    108A N.B.A. notables Korver and Lowry

    0
    2
  131. 131
    ONPINSANDNEEDLES debut

    33A Title of a fashion industry seamstress's tell-all?

    0
    2
  132. 132
    SIMCARD

    51A Cellphone chip holder

    0
    2
  133. 133
    HONESTLY debut

    70D Cry of exasperation

    0
    1
  134. 134
    JAMESIV debut

    1D Last Scottish king to die in battle

    0
    1
  135. 135
    NOTSOGOOD debut

    78D Medium-to-poor

    0
    1
  136. 136
    SHOOTSFROMTHEHIP debut

    99A Takes fashion photos using an unorthodox camera angle?

    0
    1
  137. 137
    TAKEUPACOLLECTION debut

    109A Shorten some couture dresses?

    0
    1
  138. 138
    TAXITOTHERUNWAY debut

    3D Preferred means of arriving at a fashion show?

    0
    1
  139. 139
    TENSIDED debut

    28D Decagonal

    0
    1
  140. 140
    WORKTHENIGHTSHIFT debut

    24A Flaunt a loose dress at a soiree?

    0
    1