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Sunday · 142 answers · 10 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-02), then by uses across the whole archive.

  1. 1
    ASH

    55A Vape's lack

    50
    458
  2. 2
    LSD

    105A Letters that might change your mind?

    41
    245
  3. 3
    SAT

    66A Did nothing

    35
    284
  4. 4
    GAS

    117D Option for a range

    30
    218
  5. 5
    ISH

    98A Ending with bear or bull

    30
    193
  6. 6
    RNA

    6D Messenger ___

    29
    322
  7. 7
    ALTO

    22A Kind of clarinet

    25
    290
  8. 8
    OSHA

    20A Govt. organization with a two-syllable acronym

    24
    192
  9. 9
    STAB

    60D Sudden sharp pain

    18
    181
  10. 10
    PAT

    69A With 74-Across, gesture of approval

    18
    168
  11. 11
    PLEA

    41D Word that, fittingly, contains all four different letters of APPEAL

    18
    154
  12. 12
    ASTI

    56A Martini & Rossi product, familiarly

    17
    224
  13. 13
    DELI

    106D Sub station?

    15
    152
  14. 14
    MOI

    10D "Who, me?"

    15
    101
  15. 15
    ALTA

    112A En voz ___ (aloud: Sp.)

    14
    124
  16. 16
    SLEW

    58A Took down, in a way

    14
    115
  17. 17
    PAPA

    104D "___, Can You Hear Me?" (Oscar-nominated song from "Yentl")

    13
    134
  18. 18
    RSVP

    11D Invitation letters

    13
    85
  19. 19
    PSA

    91A Smoking spot, for short?

    13
    76
  20. 20
    NEATO

    29A "Keen!"

    12
    127
  21. 21
    ISLAM

    45A Belief of roughly 25% of the world's population

    12
    94
  22. 22
    MESA

    37D Flat-earther?

    11
    151
  23. 23
    TIC

    123A Idiosyncrasy

    11
    134
  24. 24
    MRT

    10A Portrayer of the boxer Clubber Lang in "Rocky III"

    11
    98
  25. 25
    LEST

    13A In case

    10
    104
  26. 26
    EEO

    115D Fair-hiring inits.

    10
    76
  27. 27
    ELLEN

    14D Actress Burstyn

    9
    105
  28. 28
    NHL

    1D Blues group, for short?

    9
    101
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    TEAM

    81A O's, but not P's or Q's

    9
    98
  30. 30
    ADMIT

    70D Allow entry

    9
    73
  31. 31
    TAC

    114D Sea-___ Airport

    8
    90
  32. 32
    TOW

    90D Emergency request

    8
    88
  33. 33
    MPH

    37A Ticket fig.

    8
    64
  34. 34
    TOPS

    16D Primo

    8
    44
  35. 35
    WHEN

    50D One of the five W's

    8
    42
  36. 36
    WES

    46A Director Craven

    7
    113
  37. 37
    ELISE

    43A Educator/writer ___ Johnson McDougald, first African American female principal in New York City public schools

    7
    75
  38. 38
    STASH

    64A Drug agent's seizure

    7
    63
  39. 39
    ODEON

    124A Greek performance venue

    7
    59
  40. 40
    TSETSE

    59A Fly around Africa

    6
    113
  41. 41
    SELA

    57A Emmy-winning Ward

    6
    101
  42. 42
    PERT

    118A Jaunty

    6
    97
  43. 43
    SIDE

    111D See 110-Down

    6
    94
  44. 44
    SIDE

    110D With 111-Down, in cooperation

    6
    94
  45. 45
    MENS

    31A Department store department

    6
    63
  46. 46
    HOW

    34A Question that's not one of the five W's

    6
    54
  47. 47
    LEES

    125A Alternative to Wranglers

    5
    97
  48. 48
    INLET

    93A Sound, e.g.

    5
    83
  49. 49
    PAY

    30A With 12-Down, spend much more than a fair price

    5
    71
  50. 50
    RAZE

    63D Flatten

    5
    63
  51. 51
    BLIP

    26A Radar spot

    5
    60
  52. 52
    ABES

    122A Fivers

    5
    55
  53. 53
    LEEDS

    72D City SW of York

    5
    51
  54. 54
    ROWS

    25D They're numbered in Microsoft Excel

    5
    48
  55. 55
    HOLA

    119A Counterpart of "adios"

    5
    41
  56. 56
    FIEF

    80A Feudal land

    5
    35
  57. 57
    WIIG

    116A Kristen of "Bridesmaids"

    5
    16
  58. 58
    OSSA

    49D Peak in the "Odyssey"

    4
    88
  59. 59
    CROSS

    109A Irritable

    4
    36
  60. 60
    OOZES

    94A Moves like muck

    4
    28
  61. 61
    INGE

    8D "Bus Stop" playwright

    3
    124
  62. 62
    EAGER

    73A Chomping at the bit

    3
    78
  63. 63
    EDDA

    121A Old Icelandic work

    3
    72
  64. 64
    SIEGE

    32A Lay ___ to

    3
    70
  65. 65
    CAPO

    96D One reporting to an underboss

    3
    64
  66. 66
    SONIC

    42A Video game character in a hit 2020 film

    3
    58
  67. 67
    MARIA

    68D Rachel Zegler's role in 2021's "West Side Story"

    3
    56
  68. 68
    NICER

    28D More agreeable

    3
    42
  69. 69
    LYNN

    3D Loretta who sang "You Ain't Woman Enough (To Take My Man)"

    3
    40
  70. 70
    AXL

    101A Rocker Rose

    3
    38
  71. 71
    MYTH

    82D It's just not true!

    3
    31
  72. 72
    TRIED

    102A Heard in court

    3
    28
  73. 73
    WREST

    46D Take by force

    3
    23
  74. 74
    PLUG

    104A Promotion

    3
    22
  75. 75
    EMERITA

    67A Professor ___

    3
    17
  76. 76
    CELLI

    76D Instruments with endpins

    3
    16
  77. 77
    HIPTO

    39D Aware of

    3
    16
  78. 78
    STING

    15D What some insects and insults can do

    2
    45
  79. 79
    LATH

    48D Wood strip

    2
    41
  80. 80
    GROW

    79A What babies do faster than college students

    2
    37
  81. 81
    YETIS

    4D Cold climate cryptids

    2
    34
  82. 82
    SELIG

    92A Former baseball commissioner Bud

    2
    33
  83. 83
    BELOW

    47A Downstairs

    2
    28
  84. 84
    BROIL

    5A Oven setting

    2
    25
  85. 85
    CURD

    108D Lemon or cheese product

    2
    21
  86. 86
    HIKER

    87D Who might be on the trail

    2
    17
  87. 87
    MIB

    36D Will Smith/Tommy Lee Jones film franchise, for short

    2
    10
  88. 88
    TSTORM

    19D Bit of bad weather, on a weather map

    2
    5
  89. 89
    OUTRE

    100D Bizarre

    1
    49
  90. 90
    STREW

    58D Scatter

    1
    38
  91. 91
    UTAHAN

    65A Deseret News reader, typically

    1
    24
  92. 92
    POACH

    107A Prepare, in a way, as eggs

    1
    17
  93. 93
    FREES

    53A Lets out

    1
    15
  94. 94
    YOGIS

    84A Some posers

    1
    14
  95. 95
    ZILCH

    95D A goose egg

    1
    14
  96. 96
    KALES

    77D Some sources of leafy greens

    1
    11
  97. 97
    FULL

    80D F on a gauge

    1
    10
  98. 98
    PLUSH

    38D Like many a stuffed toy

    1
    10
  99. 99
    SIRREE

    120A "Yes" or "No" follower

    1
    8
  100. 100
    TISNT

    88A Quaint contraction

    1
    8
  101. 101
    LABMICE

    13D Subjects of some tests

    1
    5
  102. 102
    HOTROLL

    62A Doughy dinner item

    1
    3
  103. 103
    ARYAN

    21D Indo-___ languages

    0
    26
  104. 104
    DOWEL

    103D One holding things together, perhaps

    0
    21
  105. 105
    ABLAZE

    70A On fire

    0
    18
  106. 106
    FLAIR

    53D Panache

    0
    14
  107. 107
    SEGOS

    64D Lilies with bell-shaped flowers

    0
    12
  108. 108
    LEARNT

    23A Came to know, old-style

    0
    11
  109. 109
    DIETER

    78A One cutting down, so to speak

    0
    10
  110. 110
    INONIT

    18A Part of a prank

    0
    10
  111. 111
    HEARYE

    17A When repeated, old-time call to listen

    0
    8
  112. 112
    NEARLY

    1A Almost

    0
    8
  113. 113
    MINDED

    83A Petty

    0
    6
  114. 114
    GEISEL

    33D Theodor ___ a.k.a. Dr. Seuss

    0
    5
  115. 115
    NAMING

    35A Big consideration for the expecting

    0
    5
  116. 116
    BINDI

    71D Forehead mark on Hindu women

    0
    4
  117. 117
    EARNING

    27A Bringing in, as income

    0
    4
  118. 118
    ESOTERY

    52D Arcane matters

    0
    4
  119. 119
    NOUGATS

    89D Candy bar fillings

    0
    4
  120. 120
    SAXONS

    92D Vikings' foes

    0
    4
  121. 121
    SICKEN

    97D Nauseate

    0
    4
  122. 122
    HEDGER

    75D Safe bettor

    0
    3
  123. 123
    YOUWIN

    99A "Uncle!"

    0
    3
  124. 124
    BELLAGIO

    86D Vegas venue with an iconic fountain

    0
    2
  125. 125
    CREEPERS

    40A Wisteria and honeysuckle

    0
    2
  126. 126
    GANGESRIVER

    24A It empties into the Bay of Bengal

    0
    2
  127. 127
    LIEAHEAD

    9D Be in store

    0
    2
  128. 128
    OPENSHOT

    85D Easy opportunity for a basket

    0
    2
  129. 129
    SPITSAT

    44D Shows scorn toward

    0
    2
  130. 130
    STUPEFY

    54D Leave gobsmacked

    0
    2
  131. 131
    SUPPRESSED

    51A Kept in

    0
    2
  132. 132
    THEANOSE

    12D See 30-Across

    0
    2
  133. 133
    BIGGER debut

    5D "The ___ they are ..."

    0
    1
  134. 134
    BUDDYHOLLY debut

    86A Self-titled rock album of 1958

    0
    1
  135. 135
    CALLDESK debut

    96A I.T. help center, often

    0
    1
  136. 136
    CHETONGUEEK debut

    113A Insincere, as a remark

    0
    1
  137. 137
    EAREAREAREAR debut

    2D Fully ready to listen

    0
    1
  138. 138
    EATATON debut

    61D Have seconds and thirds and fourths and ...

    0
    1
  139. 139
    OONNEESSLLEEGGSS debut

    7D Walk around at a rest stop, say

    0
    1
  140. 140
    SEEWHATIDIDTHERE debut

    42D Question following a clever trick

    0
    1
  141. 141
    THEBACK debut

    74A See 69-Across

    0
    1
  142. 142
    YLLEB debut

    99D Bankrupt

    0
    1