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Sunday · 140 answers · 6 debuts

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

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    SPA

    85A ___ treatment

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    475
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    ETNA

    109D Sight from the Sicilian town of Taormina

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    334
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    ANTI

    19A One who hasn't turned pro?

    32
    364
  4. 4
    BRA

    113D Swimsuit part

    31
    229
  5. 5
    UNO

    6D Game with red and yellow cards

    30
    241
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    ISH

    115D Suffix suggested by the wiggling of one's hand

    30
    193
  7. 7
    STAT

    94A Right away

    27
    239
  8. 8
    LSAT

    79D Future J.D.'s hurdle

    25
    172
  9. 9
    ATL

    51A U.S./U.K. divider: Abbr.

    23
    171
  10. 10
    ASEA

    119A Not on solid ground, say

    22
    326
  11. 11
    ERRS

    117A Goes off

    22
    230
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    ATOP

    108D Straddling

    22
    208
  13. 13
    TAO

    54D "That was Zen, this is ___" (philosophy pun)

    21
    223
  14. 14
    ARC

    14D Curve

    20
    265
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    SCAR

    104D Lasting impression

    20
    188
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    ROME

    10D Sacking site in A.D. 410

    19
    111
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    ADAM

    2D Driver around Hollywood

    18
    265
  18. 18
    EIRE

    41D St. Patrick's home

    18
    204
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    REF

    111D One whistling while working in the Garden?

    18
    188
  20. 20
    NASA

    28D Org. with boosters

    18
    174
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    ESL

    72D Subj. for some aspiring bilinguals

    18
    153
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    ERIC

    21A Indiana governor Holcomb

    17
    251
  23. 23
    URL

    112D Address with dots

    17
    148
  24. 24
    IDEAL

    17A Something to shoot for

    17
    135
  25. 25
    HERS

    3D "And, touching ___, make blessed my rude hand": Romeo

    17
    86
  26. 26
    AAH

    82A Contented sigh

    16
    152
  27. 27
    OCD

    62D Cleanliness fixation, e.g., in brief

    16
    45
  28. 28
    LEA

    116D Calf-eteria?

    14
    261
  29. 29
    CUE

    43D Feed lines to

    14
    140
  30. 30
    TIME

    44A "Lost ___ is never found again": Benjamin Franklin

    14
    92
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    SCI

    16D Poli ___

    13
    179
  32. 32
    APR

    45A Natl. Humor Month

    13
    170
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    SASSY

    58D Smart

    12
    95
  34. 34
    ADORN

    56A Trim

    12
    72
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    EBAY

    106D Shopping site with a "Toys" section

    11
    131
  36. 36
    STONE

    120A Piece in the game go

    11
    110
  37. 37
    NIH

    15D Dr. Fauci's agcy.

    11
    54
  38. 38
    USEME

    81A "I'm here to help"

    11
    28
  39. 39
    SPAR

    124A Rigging pole

    10
    188
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    ARTY

    122A Chichi

    9
    123
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    STL

    7D 1904 World's Fair city: Abbr.

    9
    111
  42. 42
    LIMO

    18D Premiere arrival

    9
    101
  43. 43
    OOP

    25D Alley ___

    9
    96
  44. 44
    THAW

    123A Spring event

    8
    80
  45. 45
    UMPS

    102D Ballpark figures

    8
    69
  46. 46
    AEIOU

    47A Things found in wandering souls?

    8
    60
  47. 47
    SANS

    13A Minus

    7
    82
  48. 48
    TOUR

    42D See the sights

    7
    79
  49. 49
    HASAT

    36D Goes after

    7
    42
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    EMILE

    34D "South Pacific" hero

    6
    85
  51. 51
    APOLLO

    86A Harlem attraction, with "the"

    6
    55
  52. 52
    MANY

    64A Umpteen

    6
    55
  53. 53
    TOTED

    61A Schlepped

    6
    29
  54. 54
    MON

    93A Most common day to call in sick: Abbr.

    5
    79
  55. 55
    COMA

    69A Food ___ (Thanksgiving feeling)

    5
    73
  56. 56
    SELMA

    35D 2014 film directed by Ava DuVernay

    5
    69
  57. 57
    SAYSO

    73A Final authority

    5
    60
  58. 58
    INONE

    91A Combined

    5
    41
  59. 59
    BAHT

    1A Currency of Thailand

    5
    27
  60. 60
    OCALA

    62A City in north-central Florida

    4
    82
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    LEONE

    75D Sierra ___

    4
    72
  62. 62
    SNEAD

    87A Golf great Sam

    4
    66
  63. 63
    HAMS

    36A Overplays, with "up"

    4
    44
  64. 64
    TRASH

    89A Place for torn-off wrapping paper

    4
    44
  65. 65
    NANAS

    118A Grannies

    4
    43
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    OPAH

    9D Moonfish

    4
    41
  67. 67
    FLAK

    121A Strong criticism

    4
    27
  68. 68
    EXAM

    11D Physical, e.g.

    3
    116
  69. 69
    ONEIL

    74A William ___, founder of Investor's Business Daily

    3
    43
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    AZALEA

    59A Showy shrub

    3
    37
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    ROWE

    97A Investment firm T. ___ Price

    3
    29
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    PUNT

    105D Give up (on)

    3
    24
  73. 73
    TRUETO

    53A Loyally following

    3
    16
  74. 74
    SILICA

    8D Flint is a form of it

    3
    15
  75. 75
    TOK

    99D Tik___ (app)

    3
    6
  76. 76
    ETH

    84D Biblical ending

    2
    111
  77. 77
    PARA

    78D Legal assistant, briefly

    2
    57
  78. 78
    RANTO

    77D Totaled

    2
    37
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    EASELS

    23D They can elevate art

    2
    35
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    BASSI

    76D Operatic villains, often

    2
    32
  81. 81
    CECIL

    48A Rhodes of the Rhodes scholarship

    2
    28
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    CLARO

    46A Mild, light-colored cigar

    2
    28
  83. 83
    BUSS

    5A Kiss

    2
    18
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    ALONSO

    60D "The Tempest" king

    2
    17
  85. 85
    DOYLE

    63A Writer Arthur Conan ___

    2
    17
  86. 86
    PLAYDOH

    78A Toy that was derived from a wallpaper cleaner

    2
    5
  87. 87
    CANDYLAND

    46D Its box once read "A sweet little game for sweet little folks"

    2
    4
  88. 88
    DYER

    110D Textile worker

    1
    46
  89. 89
    OPA

    100A ___-Locka, Fla.

    1
    46
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    TADS

    66D Little bits

    1
    34
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    KLM

    55A Flag carrier with an alphabetically ordered name

    1
    25
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    TILED

    71A Like subway walls, often

    1
    23
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    ASHANTI

    68D Singer with a self-titled #1 album in 2002

    1
    20
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    SPATES

    32A Outpourings

    1
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    IMDUE

    101A "My luck has to change at some point"

    1
    6
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    TWISTER

    57A Game that got a big boost when Johnny Carson demonstrated it with Eva Gabor on "The Tonight Show"

    1
    6
  97. 97
    AIMLOW

    70D Be less than ambitious

    1
    4
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    APEDOM

    37D Simian world

    1
    4
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    CATSAT

    96D Took care of a tabby, say

    1
    4
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    ETCHASKETCH

    39A Toy that was originally called "L'Écran Magique" ("The Magic Screen")

    1
    3
  101. 101
    SILLYPUTTY

    114A Toy that astronauts brought to space to secure tools in zero gravity

    1
    3
  102. 102
    OREM

    9A U.S. city just south of Timpanogos Cave National Monument

    0
    86
  103. 103
    LILI

    52D Actress Taylor of "Mystic Pizza"

    0
    60
  104. 104
    CESSNA

    95D Big name in small planes

    0
    32
  105. 105
    DSO

    63D Brit. military award

    0
    29
  106. 106
    HYPO

    90D Shot from a doc

    0
    29
  107. 107
    BIBI

    1D Longest-serving Israeli prime minister, familiarly

    0
    23
  108. 108
    EPOXY

    20A Strong adhesive

    0
    23
  109. 109
    IRENIC

    50D Promoting peace

    0
    19
  110. 110
    NLEAST

    83A Phillies div.

    0
    16
  111. 111
    SEPIAS

    49A Photo finishes

    0
    12
  112. 112
    ROSAS

    29A Purchases on 14 de febrero

    0
    11
  113. 113
    HOTWAR

    40D Open hostilities

    0
    7
  114. 114
    MYOPIA

    67D Reason for glasses

    0
    7
  115. 115
    OHMSLAW

    92D Statement of resistance

    0
    7
  116. 116
    IODATE

    98A A halogen-containing salt

    0
    6
  117. 117
    RUBIKSCUBE

    111A Puzzle toy solved in a record 3.47 seconds in 2018

    0
    6
  118. 118
    CHRISTMAS

    65A Day to play with new toys

    0
    5
  119. 119
    REBUTS

    97D Counters

    0
    5
  120. 120
    ANYDAY

    86D Soon

    0
    4
  121. 121
    ETTAKETT

    20D Classic comics teen with good manners

    0
    4
  122. 122
    MYGOSH

    12D "Holy cow!"

    0
    4
  123. 123
    ATSTORES

    80D Not just available online

    0
    3
  124. 124
    CAA

    31A Major talent grp. representing athletes and entertainers

    0
    3
  125. 125
    CHATTYCATHY

    95A Toy with 18 spoken phrases, including "I love you" and "May I have a cookie?"

    0
    3
  126. 126
    IMSOMAD

    26A [Grrr!]

    0
    3
  127. 127
    SAMBAED

    107A Performed a Latin ballroom dance

    0
    3
  128. 128
    SCRATCH

    30D The beginning, in an idiom

    0
    3
  129. 129
    SETDATE

    13D Appointment that may be hard to change

    0
    3
  130. 130
    TABORS

    4D Small snare drums

    0
    3
  131. 131
    BADDATA

    5D Inaccurate information

    0
    2
  132. 132
    BARBIEDOLL

    22A She debuted on March 9, 1959, in a black-and-white striped swimsuit

    0
    2
  133. 133
    BROCAS

    76A ___ area, part of the brain linked to speech production

    0
    2
  134. 134
    ROSSPEROT

    103A Politician parodied by Dana Carvey on 1990s "S.N.L."

    0
    2
  135. 135
    TICKLEMEELMO debut

    33D By the end of 1996, one million of this toy was sold in a shopping frenzy

    0
    2
  136. 136
    ATARISK debut

    88D With some downside

    0
    1
  137. 137
    COZYCOUPE debut

    48D Toy that sold more cars in America in 1991 than the Honda Accord or Ford Taurus

    0
    1
  138. 138
    INTHEMOOD debut

    27A Glenn Miller classic

    0
    1
  139. 139
    MRPOTATOHEAD debut

    38D First toy to be advertised on TV

    0
    1
  140. 140
    TAMAGOTCHI debut

    24A Virtual pet simulation game that won an Ig Nobel prize for its Japanese creators

    0
    1