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Sunday · 140 answers · 14 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ATE

    62D Noshed on

    76
    598
  2. 2
    IRE

    58D Wrath

    52
    498
  3. 3
    ALOE

    52D Staple of skin care

    46
    497
  4. 4
    IRA

    79A Good name for an investor?

    46
    448
  5. 5
    TRI

    94D Prefix with color or state

    41
    237
  6. 6
    ODOR

    21A Axe target

    39
    344
  7. 7
    ASIA

    20A China holder?

    38
    350
  8. 8
    NSA

    70D "The Puzzle Palace" org.

    38
    233
  9. 9
    ETS

    120D [See note]

    37
    319
  10. 10
    IDO

    64D Words with a ring to them?

    33
    336
  11. 11
    ESAU

    7D Jacob's brother, in the Bible

    31
    245
  12. 12
    TEA

    39A English breakfast, e.g.

    30
    374
  13. 13
    RAN

    53D Sought office

    25
    291
  14. 14
    PAR

    97A Course goal

    25
    218
  15. 15
    EPIC

    108A Legendary

    23
    235
  16. 16
    SENSE

    127A Pick up on

    19
    180
  17. 17
    ATON

    31D Loads

    19
    136
  18. 18
    RUE

    2D Feel regret

    18
    207
  19. 19
    REPO

    32D Take back, for short

    18
    146
  20. 20
    HOT

    76A Very in

    18
    134
  21. 21
    EGOT

    43D Achievement for Whoopi Goldberg, in brief

    18
    35
  22. 22
    HAT

    29D Derby, e.g.

    17
    183
  23. 23
    CEO

    28D Big suit

    15
    177
  24. 24
    REC

    45A College app component

    15
    163
  25. 25
    HERE

    76D Word that becomes its own opposite by putting a "T" at the front

    15
    150
  26. 26
    LAIR

    33D Retreat

    15
    143
  27. 27
    LEND

    105A Confer, as credibility

    15
    88
  28. 28
    SNO

    18D ___-Cat

    14
    188
  29. 29
    BAM

    90A "ka-POW!"

    14
    99
  30. 30
    ADORE

    71A Love to bits

    13
    184
  31. 31
    BED

    78A One of the B's in BB&B

    13
    113
  32. 32
    AMIE

    81D Companion in Brittany

    12
    170
  33. 33
    OOF

    69D "That's gotta hurt!"

    12
    69
  34. 34
    OMS

    16D Sounds in a yoga studio

    12
    68
  35. 35
    FED

    17D Government economic org., at any rate?

    10
    105
  36. 36
    LOBE

    112D Temporal ___

    10
    75
  37. 37
    OPIE

    46A Role for "Ronny" Howard

    9
    150
  38. 38
    BEAU

    56D Steady, maybe

    9
    74
  39. 39
    YOLO

    75A Daredevil's hashtag

    9
    27
  40. 40
    ALFA

    82A High-end Italian auto, informally

    8
    108
  41. 41
    GIS

    96D W.W. II fighters

    8
    82
  42. 42
    SERENE

    88A At peace

    8
    79
  43. 43
    NOTI

    12D Response to the Little Red Hen

    8
    75
  44. 44
    COG

    30D Menial laborer, metaphorically

    8
    63
  45. 45
    USC

    3D Trojans' sch.

    8
    62
  46. 46
    TAEBO

    59D Exercise program since the 1990s

    8
    47
  47. 47
    SPEND

    86D Devote

    7
    47
  48. 48
    ERSE

    13D Language related to Manx

    6
    160
  49. 49
    CTR

    1D O-line anchor

    6
    65
  50. 50
    ACHY

    38D Feeling it after a marathon, say

    6
    55
  51. 51
    OTTAWA

    35A Capital on a 126-mile-long canal that's used as a skating rink in the winter

    6
    50
  52. 52
    WETS

    37D Mists, e.g.

    6
    42
  53. 53
    DHL

    55D UPS competitor

    6
    30
  54. 54
    DOLCE

    44D Like cioccolato or torta

    6
    24
  55. 55
    PAY

    63D "You'll ___ for this!"

    5
    71
  56. 56
    BATH

    50A One of the B's in BB&B

    5
    51
  57. 57
    LEAPT

    34A Bounded

    5
    44
  58. 58
    OSE

    95D Sugar ending

    4
    107
  59. 59
    SEGO

    49A State flower of Utah

    4
    77
  60. 60
    RAPS

    24A Freestyles, perhaps

    4
    73
  61. 61
    BERG

    87D Name suffix meaning "mountain"

    4
    71
  62. 62
    ARIAS

    100A Songs that can be trilling?

    4
    54
  63. 63
    NANAS

    107D Grannies

    4
    43
  64. 64
    AERIES

    113A Homes for high fliers

    4
    15
  65. 65
    HIDEF

    60D Sharp, on a TV, informally

    4
    11
  66. 66
    RECAP

    23A End of many a sports broadcast

    3
    72
  67. 67
    IDLY

    68D How people often scroll through social media

    3
    54
  68. 68
    ODIST

    15D Keats, for one

    3
    45
  69. 69
    PARK

    6D Get into a lot

    3
    36
  70. 70
    VEIN

    110D Blood line

    3
    34
  71. 71
    KIDS

    48A Joshes

    3
    27
  72. 72
    BALSAM

    90D Fir tree

    3
    14
  73. 73
    POSIES

    89A Little bouquets

    3
    10
  74. 74
    PERM

    6A Style that makes waves

    2
    54
  75. 75
    JANE

    10A Doe in a court case

    2
    43
  76. 76
    VIEW

    42D Perspective

    2
    41
  77. 77
    ADMEN

    22A Some Madison Avenue workers

    2
    37
  78. 78
    EEGS

    84D Brain diagnostics, for short

    2
    36
  79. 79
    ARLENE

    31A Francis of old game shows

    2
    33
  80. 80
    GNOME

    103A Fairy tale figure

    2
    33
  81. 81
    NANNY

    125A Mary Poppins, for one

    2
    31
  82. 82
    GOLF

    65D Letter between foxtrot and hotel in the NATO alphabet

    2
    25
  83. 83
    CRUST

    1A Part of a pie or the earth

    2
    21
  84. 84
    ALLPRO

    111A N.F.L. standout

    2
    14
  85. 85
    AMIRITE

    98D "You agree?" (*nudge, nudge*)

    2
    8
  86. 86
    ADRIEN

    101D Actor Brody

    2
    7
  87. 87
    AREWEON debut

    91D "Is it still a date?"

    2
    3
  88. 88
    ARAT

    36D "Was it ___ I saw?" (classic palindrome)

    1
    53
  89. 89
    RAITT

    66A Bonnie with five Top 40 hits in the 1990s

    1
    39
  90. 90
    SHAPE

    4D Distinctive part of a cookie cutter

    1
    37
  91. 91
    OKAYS

    41D Approves

    1
    32
  92. 92
    MISDO

    26A Botch

    1
    25
  93. 93
    MTIDA

    61D Peak sacred to the goddess Rhea

    1
    20
  94. 94
    ABORTS

    124A Ends, as a mission

    1
    17
  95. 95
    ELATION

    67A Euphoric feeling

    1
    17
  96. 96
    GAMETE

    14D Egg, e.g.

    1
    13
  97. 97
    RISOTTO

    73D Creamy Italian dish

    1
    13
  98. 98
    ADOPTEE

    11D Rescue dog, for one

    1
    11
  99. 99
    PICTURE

    114A [See note]

    1
    7
  100. 100
    EMPERORS

    47D Titus and Tiberius

    1
    5
  101. 101
    METAT

    85D Used as a rendezvous point

    1
    5
  102. 102
    TUSHY

    19A Keister

    1
    4
  103. 103
    SOTS

    25A Barflies

    0
    66
  104. 104
    NELSON

    104D Singer Willie

    0
    27
  105. 105
    ODETTA

    77D Singer whom M.L.K. Jr. called the "queen of American folk music"

    0
    19
  106. 106
    UPDOS

    74A Beehives, but not hornets' nests

    0
    16
  107. 107
    SWERVE

    109A Leave skid marks, maybe

    0
    14
  108. 108
    MASTERS

    9D A certain degree

    0
    10
  109. 109
    NORMARAE

    51A Field work of note in 1979

    0
    10
  110. 110
    GOOFS

    14A Flubs

    0
    7
  111. 111
    MINERVA

    92D Roman goddess of wisdom

    0
    7
  112. 112
    STONIER

    72D More straight-faced

    0
    7
  113. 113
    MOVEIT

    122A "C'mon, slowpoke!"

    0
    6
  114. 114
    PIGEONS

    63A Ones getting the crumbs?

    0
    6
  115. 115
    SEEDIER

    72A More like a dive bar or certain bread

    0
    6
  116. 116
    MOMENTS

    126A [See note]

    0
    5
  117. 117
    PERFECT

    123A [See note]

    0
    4
  118. 118
    TYPING

    5D "Tap tap tap ..." activity

    0
    4
  119. 119
    JOSEPHS

    10D St. ___ University (Philadelphia school)

    0
    3
  120. 120
    RCT

    119D [See note]

    0
    3
  121. 121
    RIPPLED

    8D Moved like waves or muscles

    0
    3
  122. 122
    TEARSINTO

    102A Castigates

    0
    3
  123. 123
    GOOVERTHEEDGE

    40A "What's most useful next is to ___"

    0
    2
  124. 124
    NOSEIN

    121A Instruction to drivers leaving cars at a garage

    0
    2
  125. 125
    PICKUPTHEPIECES debut

    27A "First, you're going to want to dump out the box and ___"

    0
    2
  126. 126
    PLAYWITHMATCHES

    57A "To connect things up you'll have to ___"

    0
    2
  127. 127
    PPM

    114D [See note]

    0
    2
  128. 128
    RECONS

    99D Gathers some intel

    0
    2
  129. 129
    BESTPALS debut

    50D Bosom buddies

    0
    1
  130. 130
    CRM debut

    116D [See note]

    0
    1
  131. 131
    FREEDOMOFASSEMBLY debut

    83A "As you go, make sure you exercise your ___"

    0
    1
  132. 132
    GETITTOGETHER debut

    93A "With patience and perseverance you're sure to ___"

    0
    1
  133. 133
    IEO debut

    115D [See note]

    0
    1
  134. 134
    OLDBETSY debut

    54A Rifle, in frontier lingo

    0
    1
  135. 135
    PARTIESDOWN debut

    106A Gets wild and crazy

    0
    1
  136. 136
    PESTY debut

    106D Annoying

    0
    1
  137. 137
    POPPERS debut

    97D Apps made with jalapeños and cheese

    0
    1
  138. 138
    RESHOW debut

    80D Play again, as a TV special

    0
    1
  139. 139
    TFE debut

    117D [See note]

    0
    1
  140. 140
    UEN debut

    118D [See note]

    0
    1