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Sunday · 140 answers · 15 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-03), then by uses across the whole archive.

  1. 1
    ERA

    70A M.L.B. stat

    97
    791
  2. 2
    ATE

    71A Downed

    76
    598
  3. 3
    ONE

    31D A quarter to four?

    64
    613
  4. 4
    EEL

    116D This may shock you

    53
    487
  5. 5
    ASH

    82A Material for classic hockey sticks

    50
    458
  6. 6
    SSN

    94D Form 1099 fig.

    44
    242
  7. 7
    ICE

    13D Treat to reduce swelling

    40
    391
  8. 8
    UNO

    101A Diez menos nueve

    30
    241
  9. 9
    ESC

    66A Screen-minimizing key

    30
    209
  10. 10
    LEI

    93D Waipahu wreath

    29
    310
  11. 11
    APE

    87A Animal mimic?

    28
    415
  12. 12
    LIE

    115D Many an alibi

    28
    318
  13. 13
    OAT

    45A ___ Chex (old breakfast cereal)

    28
    290
  14. 14
    ORS

    3D Surgery sites, for short

    25
    161
  15. 15
    TIS

    29D Bard's contraction

    24
    222
  16. 16
    ESS

    117D It's twice twisted

    22
    413
  17. 17
    LES

    85A Article in Paris Match

    22
    270
  18. 18
    SIN

    105A What it is to kill a mockingbird, in "To Kill a Mockingbird"

    20
    177
  19. 19
    SOB

    30D Cry a river

    20
    149
  20. 20
    EDAM

    24D Cheese with a red covering

    19
    216
  21. 21
    RCA

    2D Inits. on 30 Rockefeller Plaza until 1988

    17
    227
  22. 22
    INA

    35A "___ minute" ("Be patient")

    17
    178
  23. 23
    HUE

    42D Paint choice

    17
    121
  24. 24
    TOT

    112D Little 'un

    16
    200
  25. 25
    RON

    64D Red-headed friend of Harry Potter

    16
    169
  26. 26
    DAB

    1D 2010s dance move involving dipping the head to the elbow

    16
    124
  27. 27
    ELITE

    26D Top-drawer

    15
    168
  28. 28
    AWOL

    40D Subj. of Article 86 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice

    15
    167
  29. 29
    OMANI

    104D Muscat citizen

    15
    122
  30. 30
    INERT

    37D Like xenon or neon

    14
    149
  31. 31
    POET

    121A Homer, for one

    14
    98
  32. 32
    VET

    62D Doc at a clinic

    13
    116
  33. 33
    TSO

    29A General on Chinese menus

    13
    88
  34. 34
    PEAT

    60D Fuel common in Scotland

    13
    75
  35. 35
    PETS

    88D They might get collared

    11
    86
  36. 36
    RKO

    51A MGM rival of the '30s

    10
    89
  37. 37
    ITSME

    89A Response to "Who's there?"

    10
    70
  38. 38
    EPEES

    57D Weapons that are about 3 1/2 feet long

    9
    104
  39. 39
    SOSA

    27D Sammy with 609 career home runs

    9
    95
  40. 40
    ETUDE

    47A Work at a music school

    9
    87
  41. 41
    PESTO

    53D Tagliatelle topper

    9
    86
  42. 42
    RAMS

    67D Losing Super Bowl LIII team

    9
    69
  43. 43
    RESIN

    55A Amber, originally

    8
    84
  44. 44
    DRONE

    73A Futuristic deliverer of packages

    8
    63
  45. 45
    TERSE

    43A To the point

    7
    142
  46. 46
    MEAT

    74A Flank or shank

    7
    123
  47. 47
    WES

    46A With 12-Down, "Isle of Dogs" director

    7
    113
  48. 48
    TORAH

    58D Five books of Moses

    7
    73
  49. 49
    LOIN

    10D Tender ender?

    7
    69
  50. 50
    BALSA

    8A Wood for crafts and rafts

    7
    65
  51. 51
    APSO

    109D Lhasa ___ (dog)

    7
    55
  52. 52
    LISA

    38A Lopes of R&B's TLC

    6
    106
  53. 53
    IONIA

    36A Ancient region of Asia Minor

    6
    94
  54. 54
    SWAT

    59D Whack

    6
    85
  55. 55
    METOO

    106A "I feel the same way!"

    6
    53
  56. 56
    PEEK

    4D Christmas Eve no-no

    6
    31
  57. 57
    EAVES

    100A Rainwater diverters

    5
    47
  58. 58
    TROLL

    33A Online instigator

    5
    40
  59. 59
    COLAS

    19A Competitors in a classic advertising "war"

    5
    24
  60. 60
    ORZO

    107D Pasta also called risoni

    4
    58
  61. 61
    CREDO

    63A "I believe," in Latin

    4
    46
  62. 62
    LAID

    78D Set (down)

    4
    42
  63. 63
    GLAM

    15D Flamboyant rock genre

    4
    28
  64. 64
    NESTED

    119A Like many measuring cups and spoons

    4
    27
  65. 65
    SNOTS

    103D Little brats

    4
    8
  66. 66
    NIP

    80D Chill in the air

    3
    107
  67. 67
    RAMP

    110D Aid for getting a boat in the water

    3
    80
  68. 68
    AGAPE

    6D Slack-jawed

    3
    79
  69. 69
    NASH

    76D "A bit of talcum / Is always walcum" writer

    3
    75
  70. 70
    PELT

    60A Pummel with snowballs, say

    3
    69
  71. 71
    NOTSO

    102A "Au contraire!"

    3
    56
  72. 72
    POW

    65A Something that comes with a sock

    3
    43
  73. 73
    ALITO

    72A O'Connor's Supreme Court successor

    3
    39
  74. 74
    EVENS

    61A Roulette choice

    3
    33
  75. 75
    PENPAL

    7D Distant correspondent

    3
    28
  76. 76
    LINEAR

    85D One-dimensional

    3
    25
  77. 77
    STANDS

    20D Roadside produce sellers

    3
    24
  78. 78
    SNOOZE

    96D Kind of button

    3
    22
  79. 79
    PARROT

    111A Animal mimic?

    3
    19
  80. 80
    PISH

    98A "Poppycock!"

    3
    16
  81. 81
    IMMAD

    28A [Grrr!]

    3
    12
  82. 82
    RVS

    92D KOA visitors

    2
    38
  83. 83
    EGOTRIP

    86D Act of self-aggrandizement

    2
    36
  84. 84
    AMMAN

    9D Mideast capital once known as Philadelphia

    2
    30
  85. 85
    GROSS

    122A "Yecch!"

    2
    29
  86. 86
    KOOL

    52D ___-Aid

    2
    23
  87. 87
    VENEER

    56D Outer layer

    2
    23
  88. 88
    DURAN

    49A When doubled, band with the 1984 #1 hit "The Reflex"

    2
    20
  89. 89
    IGGY

    13A Rapper Azalea with the 2014 hit "Fancy"

    2
    19
  90. 90
    KERI

    39D Popular moisturizing lotion

    2
    14
  91. 91
    HUMP

    95D Distinctive part of a zebu

    2
    12
  92. 92
    EWASTE debut

    23A Discarded computers and such

    2
    7
  93. 93
    BEESTING

    83D Apiarist's hazard

    2
    6
  94. 94
    ELCHAPO

    68D Former leader of the Sinaloa drug cartel

    2
    5
  95. 95
    GESSO

    84D Oil painter's primer

    1
    47
  96. 96
    ULCER

    54D Reason for some bellyaching?

    1
    46
  97. 97
    MAFIA

    74D Family name?

    1
    28
  98. 98
    BRAISE

    18D Prepare, as pot roast

    1
    11
  99. 99
    BEAUS

    83A Bouquet offerers, maybe

    1
    9
  100. 100
    ENDASH

    79A –

    1
    9
  101. 101
    REMIND

    22A Give a nudge

    1
    8
  102. 102
    DREVIL

    48D Foe of Austin Powers

    1
    7
  103. 103
    DORMER

    97D Feature of many a Cape Cod house

    1
    6
  104. 104
    HORSED

    99D Played (around)

    1
    6
  105. 105
    ANCHOS

    50D Dried chili peppers

    1
    3
  106. 106
    BASETAN debut

    21A Salon bed acquisition, perhaps

    1
    2
  107. 107
    CATARACTS debut

    5D Large waterfalls

    1
    2
  108. 108
    SARALEE

    114A Brand in the dessert aisle

    0
    32
  109. 109
    SLOES

    77A Bitter fruits

    0
    28
  110. 110
    ENEMIES

    120A Doctor Doom and Galactus, to the Fantastic Four

    0
    24
  111. 111
    GRIEF

    84A Deep distress

    0
    19
  112. 112
    ACREAGE

    17A Farm stat

    0
    18
  113. 113
    IMPOSE

    113A Ask too much

    0
    12
  114. 114
    BEMOAN

    18A Weep for

    0
    9
  115. 115
    ANDERSON

    12D See 46-Across

    0
    7
  116. 116
    SASSOON

    103A Hairstyling icon Vidal

    0
    5
  117. 117
    DROPCAP

    1A Large decorative letter at the start of a chapter

    0
    4
  118. 118
    GOWILD

    14D Run amok

    0
    4
  119. 119
    RIZZO

    118A Character in "Grease" who sings "There Are Worse Things I Could Do"

    0
    4
  120. 120
    VIOLETS

    56A Miniature spring bouquet

    0
    4
  121. 121
    DEGENERES

    81D Host of the Oscars, Grammys and Emmys

    0
    3
  122. 122
    DISPELS

    123A Puts to rest, as rumors

    0
    3
  123. 123
    LETRIDE

    34D Ignore for the time being

    0
    3
  124. 124
    REALIGN

    32A Put in order, in a way

    0
    3
  125. 125
    REROSE

    55D Got up again

    0
    3
  126. 126
    YASMINE

    16D Woman's name that's one letter off from a fragrant flower

    0
    3
  127. 127
    PURSER

    53A Money handler on a ship

    0
    2
  128. 128
    SANCTI

    11D Holy, in Latin phrases

    0
    2
  129. 129
    BEERGARDENS debut

    8D Oktoberfest locales

    0
    1
  130. 130
    HIGHSPEEDD debut

    95A Accelerated alternative to broadband

    0
    1
  131. 131
    KAPPEARANCES debut

    25A Maintain the impression of well-being

    0
    1
  132. 132
    KISSEDANDM debut

    39A Reconciled, as a couple

    0
    1
  133. 133
    MISFED debut

    90D Like a jammed printer

    0
    1
  134. 134
    PGIRLS debut

    91A Some cheesecake photos

    0
    1
  135. 135
    PRESSPASSES debut

    69D Door openers for journalists

    0
    1
  136. 136
    REVERSEPHONEL debut

    67A Method for identifying mystery callers

    0
    1
  137. 137
    SBENCH debut

    41A Ab-targeting exercise equipment

    0
    1
  138. 138
    STRANSFORMER debut

    108A Voltage-increasing electrical device

    0
    1
  139. 139
    SUSSEDOUT debut

    44D Solved

    0
    1
  140. 140
    TORNMCL debut

    75A Athlete's knee injury, familiarly

    0
    1