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Sunday · 130 answers · 19 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ORE

    93D Argentite, e.g.

    48
    581
  2. 2
    SNL

    96D Show filmed at Rockefeller Ctr.

    40
    263
  3. 3
    SAT

    6D Parked it, so to speak

    35
    284
  4. 4
    EAT

    10D Take sides?

    33
    399
  5. 5
    NIL

    60A It's nothing

    27
    249
  6. 6
    NAS

    57A Rapper who co-founded Mass Appeal Records

    21
    122
  7. 7
    IPAD

    51A Tablet taken before going to bed, maybe

    18
    83
  8. 8
    HERS

    82A Like Queen Anne's lace?

    17
    86
  9. 9
    CAL

    34A Schedule keeper: Abbr.

    15
    158
  10. 10
    MER

    15D Adriatique, e.g.

    15
    157
  11. 11
    TRAP

    88D Sting, perhaps

    15
    156
  12. 12
    TESS

    30A Thomas Hardy title character

    14
    167
  13. 13
    ONION

    84D One of the "holy trinity" ingredients in Cajun cuisine

    14
    131
  14. 14
    SOL

    95D Fifth of eight

    12
    174
  15. 15
    PITA

    90D Taverna staple

    12
    102
  16. 16
    REED

    9D Bit of thatching

    11
    187
  17. 17
    RINSE

    85D Advice to one in a lather?

    11
    96
  18. 18
    HALO

    64A ___ Top (low-cal ice cream brand)

    10
    151
  19. 19
    LORE

    83A Traditional accounts

    9
    130
  20. 20
    AWARE

    14D Not in the dark

    9
    95
  21. 21
    AMEND

    25A Revise

    9
    94
  22. 22
    BASS

    31A Bottom part

    8
    89
  23. 23
    PREP

    16D Task for a sous-chef

    8
    87
  24. 24
    OMENS

    4D Eclipses and comets, perhaps

    8
    78
  25. 25
    DOTS

    67D Bits of hijinks?

    7
    63
  26. 26
    BRAS

    31D They might be wireless

    7
    59
  27. 27
    BRIT

    35A One for whom underwear is pants

    7
    58
  28. 28
    HOUR

    64D Happy ___

    6
    56
  29. 29
    PARER

    27A Small kitchen knife

    6
    32
  30. 30
    REHAB

    48A Recovery center

    5
    105
  31. 31
    ALTER

    89A Let out or take in

    5
    86
  32. 32
    MACE

    91D Spice related to nutmeg

    5
    83
  33. 33
    TONES

    3D Foundation options

    5
    53
  34. 34
    REID

    5D Joy of MSNBC

    5
    52
  35. 35
    FRERE

    71D Soeur's sibling

    5
    42
  36. 36
    ADREP

    7A One selling airtime, informally

    5
    34
  37. 37
    MANIA

    91A It's all the rage

    4
    64
  38. 38
    MOOLA

    50A Scratch

    4
    43
  39. 39
    NAIAD

    38D Mythical nymph

    4
    32
  40. 40
    HEWED

    82D Cut through

    4
    19
  41. 41
    TEEMED

    77A Was rife (with)

    4
    18
  42. 42
    EAGER

    86D Very inclined (to)

    3
    78
  43. 43
    ECONO

    62D Start of some no-frills brand names

    3
    54
  44. 44
    TOED

    26A Word with "two" or "three" to describe a sloth

    3
    38
  45. 45
    CRIME

    2D It might be organized

    3
    33
  46. 46
    GLADE

    100A Clearing

    3
    25
  47. 47
    COUPE

    65A Camaro, for one

    3
    23
  48. 48
    HEDGED

    36D Bet strategically

    3
    11
  49. 49
    DOULA

    67A Birth day presence?

    3
    8
  50. 50
    ILOVEYOU

    69D Thought expressed in American Sign Language by extending the pinkie, thumb and index finger

    3
    8
  51. 51
    UNITE

    37A Fuse

    2
    100
  52. 52
    ARDOR

    28D Fire

    2
    66
  53. 53
    AFLAT

    1D Key for Chopin's "Heroic" Polonaise

    2
    29
  54. 54
    PALIN

    81D Michael whose initials match those of his famous comedy troupe

    2
    26
  55. 55
    THAD

    42D Longtime Ohio State basketball coach Matta

    2
    22
  56. 56
    RHYS

    78A Matthew of "The Americans"

    2
    18
  57. 57
    BEATSME

    74D *shrug*

    2
    17
  58. 58
    ONAUTO

    54D Just going through the motions

    2
    17
  59. 59
    PEPA

    90A Stage name for hip-hop's Sandra Denton

    2
    17
  60. 60
    AMARETTO

    24A Ingredient in an Alabama slammer

    2
    15
  61. 61
    FLOATS

    56D Creations for Mardi Gras

    2
    9
  62. 62
    POWERNAP

    22A Go out to get some juice?

    2
    8
  63. 63
    BROKER

    74A Negotiate

    2
    7
  64. 64
    AGHAST

    41D Floored

    1
    40
  65. 65
    NEET

    87A Onetime hair removal brand

    1
    40
  66. 66
    BAYS

    72D Warehouse loading areas

    1
    25
  67. 67
    ATMOST

    7D Maximally

    1
    23
  68. 68
    LAYLA

    83D "___ and Majnun" (Arabic story that inspired a Clapton hit)

    1
    22
  69. 69
    SHRINE

    39D Reliquary

    1
    21
  70. 70
    PIET

    29A Abstract artist Mondrian

    1
    19
  71. 71
    RETURN

    52D Key hit with a pinkie

    1
    14
  72. 72
    CRANES

    44A Origami designs thought to bring good fortune

    1
    13
  73. 73
    DOVES

    8D Pacific birds?

    1
    13
  74. 74
    SPARROW

    12D Bird much seen in cities

    1
    10
  75. 75
    MARKET

    50D First little piggy's destination

    1
    8
  76. 76
    BIEB

    35D Pop star nickname, with "the"

    1
    7
  77. 77
    ENTERTAIN

    61A Host

    1
    7
  78. 78
    WINKED

    63A Signaled slyly

    1
    6
  79. 79
    FILLIN

    55D Complete, as a crossword

    1
    5
  80. 80
    BARNEY

    59A Dinosaur of kids' TV

    1
    4
  81. 81
    BONDED

    66A As one

    1
    4
  82. 82
    GAGREELS

    70D Compilations of funny film faux pas

    1
    4
  83. 83
    MELLOW

    43A "Have You Never Been ___," #1 album for Olivia Newton-John

    1
    4
  84. 84
    MIGNON

    43D Filet ___

    1
    4
  85. 85
    PROTONS debut

    58D Particles composed of two up quarks and one down quark

    1
    3
  86. 86
    SPOTLESS

    19D More than just clean

    1
    3
  87. 87
    FROMEARTOEAR debut

    20A Like a beaming smile

    1
    2
  88. 88
    HOGGED debut

    49A Refused to share

    1
    2
  89. 89
    LOGON

    76A Provide a password

    0
    28
  90. 90
    ALANON

    73A Families-and-friends support group

    0
    20
  91. 91
    ACTORS

    1A Earners of credits

    0
    19
  92. 92
    DVR

    79A Save for later, in a way

    0
    19
  93. 93
    LEANER

    101A Like bison vis-à-vis beef

    0
    13
  94. 94
    SANDER

    53D It helps take the edge off

    0
    12
  95. 95
    PIEPAN

    40D Inspiration for the Frisbee

    0
    10
  96. 96
    REPAVE

    78D Maintain, in a way, as a highway

    0
    9
  97. 97
    SPEARED

    80A Skewered

    0
    9
  98. 98
    PATRONS

    75A Some diners ... and donors

    0
    8
  99. 99
    SPATIAL

    39A Three-dimensional

    0
    7
  100. 100
    SUSPENSE

    99A Hitchcock's forte

    0
    7
  101. 101
    ENTICING

    17D Like sirens

    0
    6
  102. 102
    FOLDER

    32D Desktop icon

    0
    6
  103. 103
    BOOMERANG

    66D Come back around

    0
    5
  104. 104
    PERNOD

    58A Green liqueur

    0
    5
  105. 105
    BIGOTRY

    68A "All in the Family" subject

    0
    4
  106. 106
    BINGED

    59D Did a TV marathon, say

    0
    4
  107. 107
    COMEIN

    13D Reply to a ring

    0
    4
  108. 108
    COOLED

    44D Stopped smoking?

    0
    4
  109. 109
    RENNER

    52A Portrayer of Marvel's Hawkeye

    0
    4
  110. 110
    BONNIE

    46D Half of a notorious outlaw duo

    0
    3
  111. 111
    SCAMPERS

    12A Emulates a chipmunk, say

    0
    3
  112. 112
    FERRIED debut

    32A Traveled like Charon

    0
    2
  113. 113
    FORGETABOUTIT debut

    71A "Don't dwell on the past"

    0
    2
  114. 114
    HOLDON

    36A "Wait ... what did you just say?!"

    0
    2
  115. 115
    SOLARIUM

    97A Light-filled room

    0
    2
  116. 116
    TELLUS

    77D "We want all the juicy details!"

    0
    2
  117. 117
    ASIWASSAYING debut

    94A Post-distraction segue

    0
    1
  118. 118
    BALDNESS debut

    68D What Mr. Clean, Captain Picard and Michael Jordan have in common

    0
    1
  119. 119
    COINEDAPHRASE debut

    47D Added to the language

    0
    1
  120. 120
    COSIGNS debut

    47A Helps secure a loan

    0
    1
  121. 121
    DURSLEY debut

    33D Surname of Harry Potter's adoptive family

    0
    1
  122. 122
    EYEROLLS debut

    92A "What-EVER" reactions

    0
    1
  123. 123
    HIGHESTBIDDER debut

    45A One receiving a congratulatory email from eBay

    0
    1
  124. 124
    LINEITEMVETO debut

    23A Pork-cutting option

    0
    1
  125. 125
    NOTEVENCLOSE debut

    98A Way, way off

    0
    1
  126. 126
    PROPELLED debut

    11D Catapulted, say

    0
    1
  127. 127
    RATEATEN debut

    18D Be considered perfect

    0
    1
  128. 128
    RETAILTHERAPY debut

    21D Shopping in order to improve one's mood

    0
    1
  129. 129
    SAILEDOFF debut

    53A Left the harbor

    0
    1
  130. 130
    WORKED debut

    63D In a lather, with "up"

    0
    1