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Sunday · 140 answers · 12 debuts

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

  1. 1
    AHA

    12D Nice crossword experience

    40
    379
  2. 2
    ARI

    87A Singer Grande, to fans

    36
    378
  3. 3
    ASAP

    99A "Stat"

    36
    300
  4. 4
    ANTI

    37A Not for

    32
    364
  5. 5
    ARIA

    104D Donizetti's "Pour mon âme," e.g.

    30
    446
  6. 6
    AFAR

    14A Miles away

    25
    233
  7. 7
    EYES

    107D Blinkers

    24
    195
  8. 8
    ARAB

    1D Steed for a sheik

    22
    228
  9. 9
    SKI

    7D It's après "après"

    21
    180
  10. 10
    SODA

    10D Many a mixer

    21
    163
  11. 11
    DOE

    49A One going for big bucks?

    19
    192
  12. 12
    HAS

    91A Consumes

    19
    175
  13. 13
    RUE

    112D French way

    18
    207
  14. 14
    IMIN

    109D Opposite of "Too rich for my blood"

    18
    86
  15. 15
    USSR

    101A Red letters?

    17
    171
  16. 16
    SEED

    110D Farmer's purchase

    17
    141
  17. 17
    IDEAL

    75D Perfect

    17
    135
  18. 18
    HBO

    65A "Westworld" airer

    17
    128
  19. 19
    LEAST

    121A ___ of all

    17
    83
  20. 20
    UDON

    95A Japanese noodle

    15
    56
  21. 21
    AROSE

    100D Stood

    14
    154
  22. 22
    DEAL

    32A "Let's shake on it"

    14
    104
  23. 23
    RENO

    108D Major city bisected by I-80

    13
    230
  24. 24
    AINT

    115A Informal negation

    13
    136
  25. 25
    ATEASE

    48D Order before "Fall out!"

    13
    111
  26. 26
    ATTIC

    57D Brain area, jocularly

    13
    108
  27. 27
    ESSAY

    28A Lamb offering

    12
    153
  28. 28
    ROAD

    80D Pike

    12
    95
  29. 29
    EATS

    6D Din-din

    11
    166
  30. 30
    LEAP

    40D Ballerina's cabriole, e.g.

    11
    103
  31. 31
    OHHI

    21A Tepid greeting

    11
    44
  32. 32
    TINE

    54A Pea picker-upper

    10
    99
  33. 33
    ICAN

    103D Volunteer's words

    10
    57
  34. 34
    ERNIE

    118A Famed orange troublemaker

    9
    163
  35. 35
    ASHEN

    117A Wan

    9
    128
  36. 36
    RODEO

    18A Where to find big bucks?

    9
    93
  37. 37
    SID

    68A Dull-witted sloth in "Ice Age"

    9
    77
  38. 38
    UTILE

    35D Of use

    9
    67
  39. 39
    MIDST

    13D Thick (of)

    9
    35
  40. 40
    ESTER

    94A Perfume part

    8
    115
  41. 41
    ROTH

    17D Retirement account option, informally

    8
    64
  42. 42
    ATA

    45A ___ glance

    7
    161
  43. 43
    STARR

    33A Edwin with the 1970 #1 hit "War"

    7
    87
  44. 44
    BAIT

    78D Lure

    7
    71
  45. 45
    MESAS

    5A Sights at Zion National Park

    7
    62
  46. 46
    TAKE

    38D Opinion, informally

    7
    61
  47. 47
    SEEK

    44D Run for, as office

    7
    54
  48. 48
    SWAT

    77D Big smack

    6
    85
  49. 49
    SIGN

    72A Leo, for example

    6
    65
  50. 50
    OAKS

    106D Symbols of might

    6
    59
  51. 51
    HELM

    105D Lead

    6
    57
  52. 52
    SWAM

    10A Didn't sink, say

    6
    56
  53. 53
    OARED

    97A Emulated an Argonaut

    6
    52
  54. 54
    READS

    42A Interprets

    6
    51
  55. 55
    MATH

    62A Work with planes, maybe

    6
    48
  56. 56
    ADHERE

    14D Stick

    6
    47
  57. 57
    DRNO

    22A Title film villain whose first name is Julius

    5
    79
  58. 58
    MERIT

    88D Scout's honor

    5
    66
  59. 59
    HEMS

    120A Brings up, say

    5
    36
  60. 60
    TEMPE

    92A City that becomes another city if you change both its vowels to A's

    5
    34
  61. 61
    OILY

    96A Suspiciously flattering, say

    4
    79
  62. 62
    AIMEE

    8D Grammy-winning songwriter Mann

    4
    71
  63. 63
    ASARULE

    64A Typically

    4
    46
  64. 64
    HURL

    34A Fling

    4
    46
  65. 65
    NATS

    119A D.C. nine

    4
    39
  66. 66
    SAUDI

    81A Like some riyals

    4
    35
  67. 67
    SHEESH

    30A "Whew baby!"

    4
    22
  68. 68
    WELSH

    39A Language in which "dd" and "ff" are treated as single letters of the alphabet

    4
    22
  69. 69
    SUSHI

    74D ___ bar

    3
    52
  70. 70
    NEMEA

    56A Site of one of the 12 labors of Hercules

    3
    40
  71. 71
    TIDAL

    46A Like the motion of the ocean

    3
    39
  72. 72
    AMIR

    1A Literally, "commander"

    3
    38
  73. 73
    HOMER

    105A Chronicler of Troy

    3
    37
  74. 74
    ERODED

    71D Gradually diminished

    3
    35
  75. 75
    KLEIN

    55A ___ bottle (topological curiosity)

    3
    30
  76. 76
    NEMESIS

    73A Jerry, to Tom, in cartoons

    3
    27
  77. 77
    WHEY

    11D Fare for Little Miss Muffet

    3
    14
  78. 78
    LAHR

    31A "The Wizard of Oz" co-star

    2
    78
  79. 79
    SASE

    102D Onetime MS. accompanier

    2
    77
  80. 80
    IDYL

    3D Rustic poem

    2
    42
  81. 81
    SPIRE

    69D Feature destroyed in the 2019 Notre Dame fire

    2
    42
  82. 82
    SISSY

    76D Actress Spacek

    2
    41
  83. 83
    DONNE

    43D Poet who wrote "To His Mistress Going to Bed"

    2
    35
  84. 84
    ARSENAL

    89D Perennial London football powerhouse

    2
    33
  85. 85
    CHART

    26D Astrologist's reference

    2
    24
  86. 86
    WIGS

    82A Barristers' wear

    2
    17
  87. 87
    SULK

    116A Pout

    2
    15
  88. 88
    HIGHC

    63D It's hard to hit

    2
    12
  89. 89
    HONSHU

    86D Where Tokyo is

    2
    6
  90. 90
    OONA

    19D "Game of Thrones" actress Chaplin

    1
    102
  91. 91
    ANAS

    16D Anecdotal collections

    1
    44
  92. 92
    DREAM

    84D An alarm may interrupt it

    1
    42
  93. 93
    RANEE

    36D Mumbai royal

    1
    34
  94. 94
    ECASH

    98D PayPal money and the like

    1
    22
  95. 95
    SALAAM

    41D Peace, in the Mideast

    1
    21
  96. 96
    WHA

    114D "Huh?"

    1
    19
  97. 97
    OAKIE

    20A Jack who co-starred with Charlie Chaplin in "The Great Dictator"

    1
    17
  98. 98
    RECALL

    4D Bad news from Detroit

    1
    17
  99. 99
    TENABLE

    46D Not ridiculous, as an argument

    1
    16
  100. 100
    SEESAWS

    9D School boards?

    1
    15
  101. 101
    IAMBIC

    103A Like a sonnet, in a way

    1
    12
  102. 102
    MADEIRA

    88A Portuguese wine

    1
    12
  103. 103
    EDHARRIS

    107A Emmy-nominated actor for "Westworld"

    1
    10
  104. 104
    BRIDES

    66D Big-circulation magazine originally titled So You're Going to Be Married

    1
    8
  105. 105
    ORRERY

    96D Model of the solar system

    1
    6
  106. 106
    SEEPAGE

    60A Cellar problem

    1
    6
  107. 107
    MONA

    2D "___ Lisa"

    0
    67
  108. 108
    REAPS

    52D Gleans

    0
    35
  109. 109
    SALUT

    53A French greeting

    0
    22
  110. 110
    SLEWS

    29D Tons

    0
    21
  111. 111
    CHARO

    79A One-named singer with the catchphrase "cuchi-cuchi"

    0
    18
  112. 112
    HODAD

    83A Surfer wannabe

    0
    14
  113. 113
    LCHAIM

    24D Foreign-language toast

    0
    12
  114. 114
    SWEARAT

    47A Curse

    0
    11
  115. 115
    GOTCHA

    61D Trick question

    0
    10
  116. 116
    YOND

    122A Location of Cassius, who "has a lean and hungry look"

    0
    9
  117. 117
    LAYON

    90A "___, Macduff" (phrase from Shakespeare)

    0
    8
  118. 118
    DILEMMA

    32D Pickle

    0
    7
  119. 119
    TRUDEAU

    54D P.M. who took office in 2015

    0
    7
  120. 120
    BAPTISM

    66A "The ___ of Christ" (classic work in Florence's Uffizi Gallery)

    0
    6
  121. 121
    HAWKS

    34D Warmongers

    0
    6
  122. 122
    SMELTER

    69A Profession since the Bronze Age

    0
    6
  123. 123
    PABSTS

    93D Some inexpensive brews

    0
    5
  124. 124
    CRIMSON

    59D Ivy League newspaper name

    0
    4
  125. 125
    SNARLUP

    67D Get all tangled

    0
    4
  126. 126
    BALANCES

    27A Checks' counterparts

    0
    3
  127. 127
    CIPHERS

    51D 0 0 0

    0
    2
  128. 128
    SHRUGS

    33D "Dunno" gestures

    0
    2
  129. 129
    ANYCOLDTIME debut

    23A When you can ice skate outside?

    0
    1
  130. 130
    CRESTAREA debut

    111A Toothpaste aisle?

    0
    1
  131. 131
    CROWHOUSES debut

    85A Rookeries?

    0
    1
  132. 132
    DEADCHEAT debut

    25A Poker player in the Old West after being caught with a card up his sleeve?

    0
    1
  133. 133
    FREERADIAL debut

    15D Arrangement in which you buy three tires but get a whole set?

    0
    1
  134. 134
    MAGIMOMENT debut

    70D Visit to baby Jesus?

    0
    1
  135. 135
    MODERNDANE debut

    5D Queen Margrethe II, e.g.?

    0
    1
  136. 136
    NOWYOUDONT debut

    73D Illusionist's phrase illustrated by three Down answers in this puzzle?

    0
    1
  137. 137
    NOWYOUSEEME debut

    113A Illusionist's phrase illustrated by seven Across answers in this puzzle?

    0
    1
  138. 138
    PAGECRANK debut

    58A Manual part of an early printing press?

    0
    1
  139. 139
    SPARECRIB debut

    77A Need for parents who weren't expecting twins?

    0
    1
  140. 140
    WINCEMAKER debut

    50A Bad pun?

    0
    1