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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
    TEE

    60D Ball support

    49
    395
  2. 2
    AREA

    49D Department

    46
    631
  3. 3
    ART

    86D Skill

    40
    384
  4. 4
    ACAI

    78A Purple smoothie flavorer

    37
    135
  5. 5
    ADE

    12A End of the block?

    35
    277
  6. 6
    ISLE

    83D Any of the Galápagos

    31
    316
  7. 7
    ATM

    63A Certain note passer, for short

    30
    260
  8. 8
    UNO

    113D Card game cry

    30
    241
  9. 9
    INS

    114D Some doorways

    28
    224
  10. 10
    NEED

    66D Call for

    24
    214
  11. 11
    ELLA

    84D Singer known for her 85-Across

    23
    262
  12. 12
    STP

    5D Pennzoil competitor

    23
    172
  13. 13
    TIP

    30A Opposite of stiff

    22
    126
  14. 14
    UAE

    10D Neighbor of Oman, for short

    20
    90
  15. 15
    IPA

    103A Hoppy brew

    20
    80
  16. 16
    HAS

    77D Gives birth to

    19
    175
  17. 17
    ESPN

    121A ___ Classic (cable channel)

    19
    154
  18. 18
    URLS

    117A Web links, briefly

    19
    69
  19. 19
    EGAD

    56A "Zounds!"

    18
    203
  20. 20
    SEEP

    118A Trickle

    18
    128
  21. 21
    INTO

    105D Avid about

    17
    219
  22. 22
    PIE

    61A Intake in many an eating contest

    17
    183
  23. 23
    SIP

    111D Apt rhyme of "nip"

    15
    128
  24. 24
    ORATE

    16D Speak before Parliament, e.g.

    14
    196
  25. 25
    ELIE

    19A Peace activist Wiesel

    14
    160
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    SCAT

    85A Nonsense singing

    14
    141
  27. 27
    NONO

    15A Pitcher's feat, slangily

    13
    116
  28. 28
    TSO

    87D Chinese menu name

    13
    88
  29. 29
    AGENT

    38A Customer service worker

    12
    150
  30. 30
    POT

    69A Kitty

    12
    120
  31. 31
    SHOE

    76A Something removed at a T.S.A. checkpoint

    11
    125
  32. 32
    NUN

    35D Sister

    11
    95
  33. 33
    AGER

    51D Smoking or stress

    10
    108
  34. 34
    DEW

    72A Lawn coating

    10
    97
  35. 35
    USERS

    24D App customers

    10
    96
  36. 36
    ICAN

    105A Optimist's credo

    10
    57
  37. 37
    PETRI

    57A ___ dish

    10
    54
  38. 38
    ICON

    42A Wastebasket or folder, maybe

    9
    189
  39. 39
    NHL

    15D Org. that's nearly one-fourth Canadian

    9
    101
  40. 40
    PAW

    61D Something "shaken" in a trick

    9
    91
  41. 41
    MIC

    94D Emcee's item

    9
    62
  42. 42
    OCT

    29D 10/

    8
    152
  43. 43
    TASTE

    99D Interior decorator's asset

    8
    117
  44. 44
    PENN

    33D Founder of Philadelphia

    8
    79
  45. 45
    TOPS

    27A At the most

    8
    44
  46. 46
    ATA

    43D ___ premium

    7
    161
  47. 47
    TEC

    53A Private eye

    7
    80
  48. 48
    OILER

    92D Member of a four-time Stanley Cup-winning team in the 1980s

    7
    78
  49. 49
    RISK

    55A Word after flight or credit

    7
    59
  50. 50
    EASYA

    106A What an A.P. class likely isn't

    7
    54
  51. 51
    SLRS

    107D Some Nikons, for short

    7
    36
  52. 52
    PITAS

    97D Gyro holders

    6
    35
  53. 53
    ONA

    36D Man ___ mission

    5
    161
  54. 54
    ASSN

    109D Professional grp.

    5
    137
  55. 55
    ANKA

    78D "Eso Beso" singer

    5
    109
  56. 56
    SHAW

    40A "Man and Superman" playwright

    5
    62
  57. 57
    NOOR

    52A ___ al-Hussein (Jordanian royal)

    5
    49
  58. 58
    CAESAR

    22D ___ salad

    5
    38
  59. 59
    PEPS

    1D Juices (up)

    5
    34
  60. 60
    FLUE

    2D Something a chimney sweep sweeps

    5
    28
  61. 61
    ILIAD

    42D Story featuring divine intervention

    4
    99
  62. 62
    YELP

    108D Go "Ow, ow, OW!"

    4
    58
  63. 63
    SELLS

    26A Successfully persuades

    4
    46
  64. 64
    SKID

    90A Suffer from a lockup

    4
    46
  65. 65
    CEDES

    54D Forfeits

    4
    36
  66. 66
    OTOOLE

    59D Portrayer of Mr. Chips

    3
    70
  67. 67
    IDEALS

    101A Paragons

    3
    41
  68. 68
    UNEASE

    41A Anxious feeling

    3
    35
  69. 69
    TROTS

    100D Brisk paces

    3
    30
  70. 70
    HOAGIE

    28A Sub

    3
    14
  71. 71
    ANTON

    7D Playwright Chekhov

    2
    57
  72. 72
    MILAN

    94A Duke of ___, character in "The Two Gentlemen of Verona"

    2
    42
  73. 73
    MOSES

    75A Man first mentioned in Exodus 2

    2
    42
  74. 74
    VIEW

    32D Scene

    2
    41
  75. 75
    BAL

    62D The Ravens, on scoreboards

    2
    31
  76. 76
    EEKS

    9D Startled squeals

    2
    31
  77. 77
    FILL

    3D Permeate

    2
    27
  78. 78
    UPONE

    98D Barely ahead, scorewise

    2
    23
  79. 79
    ISAID

    67D "To repeat ..."

    2
    22
  80. 80
    HOSTEL

    6D Low-cost lodging

    2
    16
  81. 81
    SOURCE

    104A Info provider

    2
    14
  82. 82
    PELTS

    57D Hits with snowballs

    2
    13
  83. 83
    TENSER

    89D More likely to escalate

    2
    13
  84. 84
    NOSTRIL

    35A Small breather?

    2
    11
  85. 85
    LAYMAN

    58D Nonexpert

    2
    7
  86. 86
    SIE

    80A German "you"

    1
    53
  87. 87
    NADIA

    17D Comaneci of Olympics fame

    1
    43
  88. 88
    NATL

    47A Part of NASA: Abbr.

    1
    39
  89. 89
    VAIN

    68D Self-absorbed

    1
    37
  90. 90
    PFFT

    1A Sound of a dud

    1
    31
  91. 91
    ONEPM

    18D Time in Tokyo when it's midnight in New York

    1
    21
  92. 92
    ICERUN

    95D Spring river breakup

    1
    10
  93. 93
    BESOTS

    62A Makes drunk

    1
    7
  94. 94
    YOUSEE

    70A "Here's the thing ..."

    1
    7
  95. 95
    SIRNOSIR

    82D G.I. reply

    1
    6
  96. 96
    LOOSETEA

    58A It's not in the bag

    1
    5
  97. 97
    FENCER

    96D Certain Summer Olympian

    1
    4
  98. 98
    TWINES

    34D Strong strings

    1
    4
  99. 99
    RFS

    119A Certain baseball positions: Abbr.

    1
    3
  100. 100
    ATERIGHT debut

    43A Avoided trans fats and refined sugars, say

    1
    2
  101. 101
    ALIE

    81A Caught in ___

    0
    65
  102. 102
    WEIR

    50D Small dam

    0
    34
  103. 103
    TERP

    93A "Fight, fight, fight for Maryland!" singer, familiarly

    0
    30
  104. 104
    TRISTE

    46D Sad, in San Juan

    0
    20
  105. 105
    ODON

    65D Take too much of, briefly

    0
    19
  106. 106
    DANKE

    102D Gracias : Spanish :: ___ : German

    0
    18
  107. 107
    LOSERS

    91A Zeros

    0
    13
  108. 108
    APEAK

    12D Vertical, to a sailor

    0
    11
  109. 109
    SEVENS

    31A Figures on slots

    0
    11
  110. 110
    GOOK

    39D Proceed well enough

    0
    8
  111. 111
    HORTON

    45D Seuss title character

    0
    7
  112. 112
    SHAKEUP

    5A Personnel overhaul

    0
    6
  113. 113
    KNAPSACKS

    8D Bags that might have drawstrings

    0
    5
  114. 114
    SALTMINE

    73A Grueling workplace, so to speak

    0
    5
  115. 115
    GOTOPIECES

    44D Compositions often chosen for encores?

    0
    4
  116. 116
    NECKTIES

    88A Closet rackful

    0
    4
  117. 117
    TELLSTALES

    4D Gossips

    0
    4
  118. 118
    NOONERS

    120A Lunchtime errands, e.g.

    0
    3
  119. 119
    PULLUPSTAKES

    23A Wagers for a gym exercise?

    0
    3
  120. 120
    SEEKTO

    71D Hope that one may

    0
    3
  121. 121
    WALKONWATER

    48A Unrecruited athlete's bottleful?

    0
    3
  122. 122
    ANTIRIOT

    115A Serving to quell violent protests

    0
    2
  123. 123
    DISGUSTED debut

    13D Saying "Eww!," say

    0
    2
  124. 124
    PICKUPSTEAM

    33A Bad thing to see under a truck's hood?

    0
    2
  125. 125
    PUSHIN

    11D Press, as a button

    0
    2
  126. 126
    TONNEAU debut

    20A Rear seating compartment in old automobiles

    0
    2
  127. 127
    UNTAKEN debut

    116A Free, as a seat

    0
    2
  128. 128
    CLINICIAN debut

    79D Doctor treating patients

    0
    1
  129. 129
    DEADONARRIVAL debut

    64A Timely entrance?

    0
    1
  130. 130
    ENCIPHER debut

    14D Make hard to read

    0
    1
  131. 131
    ESCALADE debut

    25A Big name in luxury S.U.V.s

    0
    1
  132. 132
    FLIESTO debut

    96A Reaches by plane

    0
    1
  133. 133
    MISSESACUE debut

    74D Doesn't go on at the right time

    0
    1
  134. 134
    PINCHRAN debut

    21A Replaced someone on a base

    0
    1
  135. 135
    PUTONNOTICE debut

    97A Scam alert?

    0
    1
  136. 136
    RUNINCIRCLES debut

    112A Fight clubs?

    0
    1
  137. 137
    SETTOMUSIC debut

    37D Soundtrack for a brawl?

    0
    1
  138. 138
    STANDINLINE debut

    82A Understudy's delivery?

    0
    1
  139. 139
    STEPOUTOF debut

    76D Exit

    0
    1
  140. 140
    TOSSESTO debut

    110A Throws at

    0
    1