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Sunday · 142 answers · 10 debuts

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

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    USE

    111D Exercise

    47
    356
  2. 2
    ART

    63A Word before film and after clip

    40
    384
  3. 3
    TNT

    89D "Snowpiercer" airer

    38
    338
  4. 4
    EWE

    57A Herd member

    31
    302
  5. 5
    SASS

    82D Lip or cheek

    29
    202
  6. 6
    IMO

    13D Texter's qualifier

    29
    107
  7. 7
    APE

    23D Echo, perhaps

    28
    415
  8. 8
    TREE

    18D Pecan or peach

    25
    309
  9. 9
    LSAT

    109D Exam that once required fingerprint identification, for short

    25
    172
  10. 10
    AGRA

    108D Taj Mahal's home

    24
    197
  11. 11
    APT

    101D Letters that complete this word: _P_ROPRIA_E

    23
    217
  12. 12
    ATIT

    9D Working hard

    23
    197
  13. 13
    RBI

    45D Slugging stat

    23
    190
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    ACER

    68D Taiwanese electronics giant

    23
    137
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    LES

    70A "___ Trois Petits Cochons" (French fable)

    22
    270
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    DEN

    112D Animal house

    22
    260
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    UCLA

    20D Sch. where a live bear used to take the field during football games

    22
    174
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    SOB

    54D Word with story or sister

    20
    149
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    TEES

    89A They can be graphic

    19
    145
  20. 20
    ATSEA

    30A Lost

    18
    194
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    ERIC

    36D Adams of New York City politics

    17
    251
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    ANNA

    92A ___ Wintour, longtime Vogue editor in chief

    17
    239
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    TALE

    38D Parable or allegory

    17
    178
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    HERS

    52D Big name in women's hair and skin care

    17
    86
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    DATA

    87A Focus of modern mining

    16
    157
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    INC

    40D Business news magazine

    16
    126
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    SPAS

    93A Spring locales

    15
    163
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    IVE

    77A Ending with invent

    15
    158
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    HERE

    33D "Catch!"

    15
    150
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    MOP

    14D One might be put through the wringer

    15
    104
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    OCHO

    1D Number of sides on a sign reading "ALTO"

    15
    95
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    ERROR

    12D Boo-boo

    14
    161
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    ASKS

    7D Seeks a favor, say

    14
    141
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    OMAHA

    25A Poker variety similar to Texas hold 'em

    14
    137
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    EKES

    104D Squeezes (out)

    14
    119
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    SOAP

    54A Wet bar?

    14
    114
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    COD

    72D Haddock relative

    14
    97
  38. 38
    TOP

    105A A-number-one

    13
    132
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    PAIR

    102A Match

    13
    87
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    POR

    8D ___ favor

    13
    70
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    IDA

    80D Destructive 2021 hurricane

    12
    251
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    SEND

    84D Put over the moon

    12
    133
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    BLT

    60D Relative of a club, for short

    12
    121
  44. 44
    HEP

    86D With it, in old slang

    11
    82
  45. 45
    NAB

    6D Catch

    10
    136
  46. 46
    INSET

    59A Place, as ceramic tiles

    10
    94
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    PAM

    34D Baker's Joy alternative

    10
    94
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    GEO

    47A Prefix with thermal

    10
    87
  49. 49
    ITD

    88A "___ be an honor!"

    10
    54
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    TUNE

    105D Good thing to be in

    9
    84
  51. 51
    ABHOR

    76A Not be able to stand

    9
    67
  52. 52
    ETAT

    81D Nouveau-Mexique, e.g.

    8
    143
  53. 53
    PREP

    42A ___ course

    8
    87
  54. 54
    NOONE

    99D Who ran against George Washington for president

    7
    91
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    RUSE

    29A Ploy

    7
    77
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    OPENS

    49D Some sports tournaments

    7
    56
  57. 57
    FAVA

    67D Kind of bean

    7
    36
  58. 58
    GPAS

    91A Considerations for N.C.A.A. eligibility

    7
    28
  59. 59
    HESSE

    17D "The Glass Bead Game" author, 1943

    6
    94
  60. 60
    MITT

    50A There might be a catch with this

    6
    74
  61. 61
    YEAS

    41A First side to vote

    6
    71
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    NOTA

    100D "___ chance!"

    6
    61
  63. 63
    OWIE

    53D Boo-boo

    6
    53
  64. 64
    OSTER

    56D Economist/author Emily

    6
    29
  65. 65
    ROOM

    2D Space

    5
    80
  66. 66
    PLS

    26A Counterpart of "Thx"

    5
    13
  67. 67
    PEARL

    85D One hanging around Queen Elizabeth?

    4
    51
  68. 68
    ERIES

    66D Great Lakes natives

    4
    49
  69. 69
    STYES

    28D Pimple lookalikes

    4
    47
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    IOWAN

    98D John Wayne, by birth

    4
    44
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    NANAS

    100A Some family babysitters

    4
    43
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    NESSIE

    120A Famous cryptid, familiarly

    4
    28
  73. 73
    ABACI

    63D You can count on them

    3
    59
  74. 74
    ROBOT

    64D Member of the modern work force

    3
    58
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    AAHS

    79D Sounds heard in 93-Across

    3
    55
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    TRACT

    73A G.I. ___

    3
    41
  77. 77
    ANTENNA

    117A What's used to catch some waves

    3
    34
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    APACHE

    7A People of the Southwest

    3
    34
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    NUNS

    107D Letters on dreidels

    3
    32
  80. 80
    BOCCE

    71A Sport at the Special Olympics

    3
    30
  81. 81
    SACHA

    96D Nickname for the French Alexandre

    3
    19
  82. 82
    PICS

    102D Snaps

    3
    18
  83. 83
    OBGYN

    62A Person helping with a delivery

    3
    14
  84. 84
    TIVOS

    27A Saves for later, in a way

    3
    8
  85. 85
    HAG

    115D Folklore villain

    2
    63
  86. 86
    GERM

    46A Beginning stage

    2
    52
  87. 87
    IDEATE

    5D Form thoughts

    2
    47
  88. 88
    NICHE

    74A Calling

    2
    47
  89. 89
    CANAL

    106A The Venetian way?

    2
    40
  90. 90
    TWIG

    38A Bit of tinder

    2
    31
  91. 91
    ATRAIN

    43A New York City transport stopping at Kennedy Airport

    2
    29
  92. 92
    RPMS

    35D Record speeds, for short

    2
    27
  93. 93
    LOOIE

    103A Sarge's boss

    2
    18
  94. 94
    REGRET

    35A "A man has cause for ___ only when he sows and no one reaps": Charles Goodyear

    2
    17
  95. 95
    KENNEL

    61D Place for boarding

    2
    15
  96. 96
    ONI

    114D Demon of Japanese folklore

    2
    14
  97. 97
    DURA

    3D ___ mater (brain cover)

    2
    11
  98. 98
    GHOUL

    16D "I can thrill you more than any ___ could ever dare try" ("Thriller" lyric)

    2
    9
  99. 99
    COULDA

    19A Had the opportunity to, casually

    2
    7
  100. 100
    COED

    83A Like most dorms nowadays

    1
    60
  101. 101
    BOOZE

    58A Sauce

    1
    25
  102. 102
    BOTCH

    58D Screw up

    1
    20
  103. 103
    ORDAIN

    1A Appoint

    1
    20
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    GUEST

    46D Member of the inn crowd?

    1
    16
  105. 105
    ENHALO

    90A Surround, as with light

    1
    13
  106. 106
    SKIRTS

    93D Avoids

    1
    13
  107. 107
    HUEVO

    11D Product from un ave

    1
    10
  108. 108
    IMIGHT

    13A Wishy-washy response

    1
    9
  109. 109
    USOTOUR

    20A Entertainment with a private audience?

    1
    9
  110. 110
    EAZYE

    48D Onetime collaborator with Ice Cube and Dr. Dre

    1
    8
  111. 111
    STAPLER

    31D It usually works in corners

    1
    8
  112. 112
    NORTHPOLE

    32A Antarctic coordinate

    1
    6
  113. 113
    AFROED

    92D Sporting a certain natural style

    1
    5
  114. 114
    ICLOUD

    110A Alternative to Dropbox

    1
    5
  115. 115
    WIIS

    39D Devices with Nunchuks

    1
    4
  116. 116
    OILED

    97D No longer squeaky (one hopes!)

    0
    38
  117. 117
    AMENRA

    118A Supreme Egyptian god

    0
    27
  118. 118
    CHEESE

    116A Briefly, e.g.

    0
    27
  119. 119
    OPPOSE

    24A Be up against

    0
    26
  120. 120
    BRISK

    60A Like autumn air

    0
    13
  121. 121
    MENA

    78D Suvari of "American Beauty"

    0
    10
  122. 122
    MOTHER

    21A Malice, more formally

    0
    10
  123. 123
    RACEME

    95D Tortoise's challenge to the hare

    0
    10
  124. 124
    TUTTUT

    44D "For shame!"

    0
    10
  125. 125
    SADDEN

    119A Bum out

    0
    9
  126. 126
    GETSAT

    121A Intimates

    0
    8
  127. 127
    WRESTS

    94A Takes by force

    0
    8
  128. 128
    CODING

    10D Java activity

    0
    3
  129. 129
    SPEARHEADED

    84A Tickled

    0
    3
  130. 130
    ALSHARPTON debut

    4D Politico-turned-TV host

    0
    2
  131. 131
    GETHITCHED

    37D Antelope, say

    0
    2
  132. 132
    GOOGLEMAPS

    47D Approach for directions

    0
    2
  133. 133
    TRUEFALSETEST

    65A It has many beet and beef options

    0
    2
  134. 134
    HEDGESABET debut

    75D Doesn't put it all on one pony

    0
    1
  135. 135
    HORSEBACKRIDER debut

    22A One wearing chapstick, perhaps

    0
    1
  136. 136
    ITPROS debut

    15D Geek Squad members, e.g.

    0
    1
  137. 137
    MAINTHEMES debut

    78A War and peace, in "War and Peace"

    0
    1
  138. 138
    PUBLICHOUSE debut

    51A Blouse and broach, perhaps

    0
    1
  139. 139
    SCHOOLTIES debut

    55A Form of nepotism, symbolically

    0
    1
  140. 140
    SITDOWN debut

    69D "I'm about to tell you something shocking"

    0
    1
  141. 141
    SOFTDRINK debut

    96A Pop fly

    0
    1
  142. 142
    WORKOUTTHEBUGS debut

    113A Gradually fix something ... or what to do to understand this puzzle's italicized clues?

    0
    1