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Sunday · 129 answers · 14 debuts

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

  1. 1
    SET

    32A Prearranged

    68
    402
  2. 2
    ELI

    4D Name that's 6-Down backward

    60
    599
  3. 3
    OLE

    104D Sports fan's cheer

    54
    525
  4. 4
    ERR

    75A Blunder

    54
    522
  5. 5
    ORE

    34A Nickel found in a pocket, say

    48
    581
  6. 6
    ADO

    51A Hubbub

    43
    477
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    NEO

    82D Prefix with -lithic

    43
    332
  8. 8
    ORAL

    99A ___ history

    42
    367
  9. 9
    ICE

    16D Part of a cold compress

    40
    391
  10. 10
    SHE

    78D Harry Styles tune about a woman who "lives in daydreams"

    35
    345
  11. 11
    OBOE

    68D It's blown in the winds

    32
    315
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    ISH

    26A "Or so"

    30
    193
  13. 13
    ONES

    42A Neighbors of exclamation marks

    28
    295
  14. 14
    ESE

    33A Suffix with official

    26
    386
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    OSHA

    102A Org. that sets permissible exposure limits

    24
    192
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    OER

    66A Opposite of 'neath

    22
    248
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    OPI

    106D Nail polish brand

    22
    44
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    URN

    107D Buffet table item

    19
    244
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    TWO

    84D It's under @ on a keyboard

    19
    165
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    SOD

    79A Lawn material

    17
    180
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    ERG

    86D Rowing machine, informally

    17
    175
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    LAT

    74A West Coast news inits.

    14
    109
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    RAH

    96D Sports fan's cheer

    13
    215
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    LIT

    31A Hoppin'

    13
    166
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    GNU

    108D Zoo animal whose name rhymes with "zoo"

    13
    127
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    DRY

    72A Hang out on a line

    13
    115
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    SFO

    77D Airport with a Harvey Milk terminal: Abbr.

    13
    66
  28. 28
    OPTS

    29A Makes a choice

    12
    132
  29. 29
    IKE

    35A Actor Barinholtz of "The Mindy Project"

    11
    181
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    SNOG

    101D Kiss, in Kent

    11
    34
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    CEE

    71A Cold open?

    10
    138
  32. 32
    OOO

    10D Worker's "on vacation" inits.

    10
    81
  33. 33
    DEC

    97D Universal Human Rights Mo.

    10
    70
  34. 34
    ILE

    6D La Corse, par exemple

    9
    234
  35. 35
    CASA

    15D "Mi ___ es su ___"

    9
    75
  36. 36
    RODS

    76A They cast lots

    9
    59
  37. 37
    BOW

    105D Gift wrapper's final touch

    8
    60
  38. 38
    NAOMI

    21A Klein who wrote the best seller "This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs. the Climate"

    7
    98
  39. 39
    MACS

    9D Bubs

    7
    67
  40. 40
    LEGS

    100D Ability to sustain long-term interest

    7
    64
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    TIPS

    27A Much of a delivery person's income

    7
    55
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    CHO

    87A Comedian Margaret

    7
    49
  43. 43
    IMOUT

    8A "See ya later!"

    7
    34
  44. 44
    UMNO

    11D "Actually, I disagree"

    7
    18
  45. 45
    TARP

    5D Save it for a rainy day!

    6
    78
  46. 46
    SINS

    78A "Love covers a multitude of ___": I Peter 4:8

    6
    62
  47. 47
    HOW

    56A Question from the befuddled

    6
    54
  48. 48
    ONEAL

    89D Actress Tatum

    5
    140
  49. 49
    ISAAC

    28D Physicist Newton

    5
    134
  50. 50
    SANG

    70D Showed off one's pipes

    5
    60
  51. 51
    SCONE

    24A Breakfast treat

    5
    51
  52. 52
    SEGO

    101A Utah's state flower

    4
    77
  53. 53
    CURE

    114A Add salt to, say

    4
    52
  54. 54
    ATP

    14D Organic energy compound, for short

    4
    18
  55. 55
    ASSISI

    1D Home of St. Clare

    3
    69
  56. 56
    OKAPI

    64A Giraffe's closest living relative

    3
    55
  57. 57
    LSATS

    69A Exams for some future clerks: Abbr.

    3
    53
  58. 58
    OPENER

    53D Warm-up act

    3
    41
  59. 59
    OBE

    73A U.K. award bestowed by the queen

    2
    61
  60. 60
    WART

    47A Bump on a frog

    2
    40
  61. 61
    IROC

    36A Classic Camaro

    2
    31
  62. 62
    STAFF

    79D Lines of notes

    2
    27
  63. 63
    ASFOR

    67A Regarding

    2
    25
  64. 64
    TASTER

    7D Brewery employee

    2
    18
  65. 65
    BONUS

    60A Extra

    2
    17
  66. 66
    ISOPOD

    49D Roly-poly, scientifically

    2
    16
  67. 67
    TANDEMS

    38D Big rigs

    2
    7
  68. 68
    DRED

    112A Scott who sued for his freedom

    1
    41
  69. 69
    GOPRO

    110A Start playing for pay

    1
    24
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    GLOSS

    40A Cosmetic that can be applied with a brush

    1
    23
  71. 71
    SACRED

    55A Above criticism

    1
    20
  72. 72
    ADONAI

    46D The Lord, in the Hebrew Bible

    1
    18
  73. 73
    SATIRES

    23A Biting writings

    1
    17
  74. 74
    TRACY

    38A ___ K. Smith, poet who won a Pulitzer for "Life on Mars"

    1
    13
  75. 75
    BOREDOM

    60D Lack of engagement

    1
    12
  76. 76
    ALLOWED

    83D Not against the rules

    1
    9
  77. 77
    TROTH

    30D Loyalty that's pledged

    1
    9
  78. 78
    GOOBER

    94D Foolish sort

    1
    8
  79. 79
    INSPECT

    8D Comb through

    1
    8
  80. 80
    SWING

    113A Afford, casually

    1
    7
  81. 81
    OHLOOK

    80D Sight line?

    1
    6
  82. 82
    ALLIASK

    48D Start of a simple request

    1
    4
  83. 83
    THATSABIGIF

    62D "You're just assuming"

    1
    4
  84. 84
    TOEBEAN debut

    44D Pink pad on a paw, in slang

    1
    2
  85. 85
    UPSELLS debut

    25A Convinces a customer to pay more

    1
    2
  86. 86
    ALEPPO

    57A Syrian city with a historic citadel

    0
    17
  87. 87
    PHASER

    2D Starfleet weapon

    0
    15
  88. 88
    SHALALA

    20A Donna ___, member of Bill Clinton's cabinet

    0
    14
  89. 89
    CASTES

    19D Hereditary divisions

    0
    13
  90. 90
    VITA

    43A "La Dolce ___"

    0
    13
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    HEALER

    91D Folk medicine practitioner

    0
    12
  92. 92
    MOWER

    92A It takes blades to blades

    0
    11
  93. 93
    SWEARAT

    41D Cuss out

    0
    11
  94. 94
    CITRON

    37D Lemonlike fruit

    0
    9
  95. 95
    ORWELL

    42D Big Brother's creator

    0
    9
  96. 96
    ATEALOT

    45A Stuffed one's face

    0
    7
  97. 97
    ELWOOD

    52A One of the Blues Brothers

    0
    7
  98. 98
    OCTOBER

    58A What "10" can mean

    0
    7
  99. 99
    PHONEME

    63A Linguistic unit

    0
    7
  100. 100
    BARGAIN

    93A Deal

    0
    6
  101. 101
    FINELY

    111A Into really small pieces

    0
    6
  102. 102
    MASONIC

    85D ___ lodge

    0
    6
  103. 103
    PAUSES

    13D They might be pregnant

    0
    6
  104. 104
    APPETIT

    1A "Bon ___!"

    0
    5
  105. 105
    DODDER

    54D Move shakily

    0
    5
  106. 106
    IMLIKE

    18D "So then my response was ..."

    0
    5
  107. 107
    TRILLED

    62A Rolled one's r's, say

    0
    5
  108. 108
    CARSALE

    87D Event for moving vehicles

    0
    4
  109. 109
    PACIFIC

    13A It covers more than 30% of the earth's surface

    0
    4
  110. 110
    THEHELP

    90A 2011 film for which Octavia Spencer won a Best Supporting Actress Oscar

    0
    4
  111. 111
    TIEPOLO

    12D Rococo painter of "Allegory of the Planets and Continents"

    0
    4
  112. 112
    HIGHLY

    88D Super

    0
    3
  113. 113
    SACHER

    50D ___ torte (Austrian cake)

    0
    3
  114. 114
    SILLIER

    61D More wacky

    0
    3
  115. 115
    ATACAMA

    22A Desert whose soil has been compared to that of Mars

    0
    2
  116. 116
    DEVILED

    81D Cooked with hot seasoning

    0
    2
  117. 117
    NAMEOFTHEGAME

    82A Something's essential aspect ... or what's spelled out by letters in this puzzle's eight "cups"

    0
    2
  118. 118
    ALVEOLAR debut

    95A Like the consonants "t" and "d"

    0
    1
  119. 119
    DISGORGE debut

    97A Eject forcefully

    0
    1
  120. 120
    FALLINTOPLACE debut

    17D Become clear ... or make like the object represented by the circled letters

    0
    1
  121. 121
    FOIA debut

    98A Records request inits.

    0
    1
  122. 122
    FOLLOWTHEBOUNCINGBALL debut

    103A Karaoke instruction ... or what to do starting at 10-Down

    0
    1
  123. 123
    GLOWUP debut

    40D Age beautifully, informally

    0
    1
  124. 124
    HAALAND debut

    65A Deb ___, secretary of the interior starting in 2021

    0
    1
  125. 125
    ISITON debut

    49A Question regarding a mic

    0
    1
  126. 126
    KEELEY debut

    109A P.R. consultant on "Ted Lasso"

    0
    1
  127. 127
    PATHTOVICTORY debut

    3D Election night calculation ... or what's traced by the circled letters

    0
    1
  128. 128
    REFORMPARTY debut

    59D Ross Perot founded it in 1995

    0
    1
  129. 129
    YEAHOK debut

    39D "Well, fine then"

    0
    1