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Sunday · 143 answers · 8 debuts

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

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    SET

    26A Not needing a thing

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    402
  2. 2
    ALE

    86D Pale ___

    59
    570
  3. 3
    ANTE

    45D Pay (up)

    45
    461
  4. 4
    ECO

    4D Prefix with system

    42
    370
  5. 5
    SHE

    61A Word repeatedly said while plucking petals

    35
    345
  6. 6
    EAT

    115D "People who love to ___ are always the best people": Julia Child

    33
    399
  7. 7
    ACHE

    13D Not just smart

    28
    282
  8. 8
    ARM

    88D Sleeve filler

    27
    264
  9. 9
    SRO

    124A Sign of success

    24
    251
  10. 10
    SAP

    87A Frequent victim of an April fool

    24
    194
  11. 11
    IAN

    117D Writer Fleming

    23
    260
  12. 12
    RHO

    114D Pi follower

    23
    191
  13. 13
    ISNT

    32A "___ it ironic?"

    23
    162
  14. 14
    ASTO

    39D Regarding

    22
    192
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    MIA

    119D Actress Farrow

    21
    209
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    RARE

    18D Like a T206 Honus Wagner baseball card

    19
    257
  17. 17
    ELSA

    75D Disney's ___ of Arendelle

    19
    220
  18. 18
    RYE

    102D New York town that's home to Playland amusement park

    19
    212
  19. 19
    AGES

    1D Periods in history

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    202
  20. 20
    IOS

    29A Siri uses it

    19
    94
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    ABE

    59A Former Japanese P.M. Shinzo ___

    18
    274
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    NAP

    69D Time out?

    17
    192
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    LIP

    81A Sass

    17
    136
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    COT

    101D Hotel offering

    17
    128
  25. 25
    TOT

    123A Little squirt

    16
    200
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    TRUE

    2D Level

    16
    150
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    BIT

    113D Fell for it

    15
    91
  28. 28
    NIA

    126A Vardalos of "My Big Fat Greek Wedding"

    13
    138
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    SEND

    37A What an up arrow might mean

    12
    133
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    EBAY

    75A Website with an "Everything Else" category

    11
    131
  31. 31
    SHOE

    96D Oxford, e.g.

    11
    125
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    NOON

    38D It comes before one

    11
    103
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    LOOT

    105A Spoils

    11
    83
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    THREE

    79D Number of 101-Acrosses in [see circled letters]

    11
    83
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    GENE

    30D Pass it on

    10
    158
  36. 36
    TBAR

    53D It gives you a lift

    10
    144
  37. 37
    AMMO

    35D Contents of some belts, informally

    10
    133
  38. 38
    SLUR

    104A "You no-good dog," e.g.

    10
    100
  39. 39
    PAM

    70D "The Office" role played by Jenna Fischer

    10
    94
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    CAST

    85A Play group

    10
    89
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    OHNO

    112D "This does not look good!"

    9
    149
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    SGT

    16D Pepper's rank: Abbr.

    9
    117
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    SAND

    77D Smooth, in a way

    9
    86
  44. 44
    DRAW

    57A Gunslinger's cry

    9
    77
  45. 45
    SYNC

    7D Harmonize

    9
    72
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    MMA

    82A U.F.C. fighting style

    9
    29
  47. 47
    YEOH

    97D Michelle of "Crazy Rich Asians"

    9
    18
  48. 48
    REX

    31A Dino friend of Buzz Lightyear

    8
    111
  49. 49
    INCH

    90A Creep

    8
    75
  50. 50
    DEFT

    65D Artful

    8
    52
  51. 51
    PABST

    89D Brewer Frederick

    8
    49
  52. 52
    TOPS

    62D You might take them out for a spin

    8
    44
  53. 53
    SUI

    8D ___ generis (unique)

    8
    36
  54. 54
    TERSE

    62A Clipped

    7
    142
  55. 55
    NAY

    63A Opposing vote from a horse?

    7
    119
  56. 56
    LPS

    12D Sleeve fillers

    7
    101
  57. 57
    SOLI

    33D Singers' star turns

    7
    62
  58. 58
    SLEEP

    71A A chance to dream

    7
    60
  59. 59
    ALEX

    19D Lion in the "Madagascar" movies

    6
    125
  60. 60
    ECCE

    27A "___ homo"

    6
    84
  61. 61
    ITEMS

    24A Things

    6
    79
  62. 62
    TOGO

    60A Country between Ghana and Benin

    6
    66
  63. 63
    CTR

    93A Municipal facility: Abbr.

    6
    65
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    INES

    80A Mexican poet Juana ___ de la Cruz

    6
    39
  65. 65
    AAAS

    76A Some small batteries

    6
    29
  66. 66
    MOD

    125A Trendy

    5
    64
  67. 67
    AWARD

    64A Blue ribbon or gold star

    5
    57
  68. 68
    TOGAS

    49D They reflected rank in old Rome

    5
    50
  69. 69
    STORY

    66A Yarn

    5
    42
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    SPATS

    87D Tiffs

    5
    30
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    LYRA

    40D Harp-shaped constellation

    5
    29
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    ADASTRA

    13A Motto meaning "to the stars"

    5
    16
  73. 73
    OAS

    56A Western Hemisphere grp.

    4
    105
  74. 74
    CRO

    91D ___-Magnon

    4
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    UZI

    118D Weapon in "The Terminator"

    4
    88
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    GORE

    36D Reason for an R rating

    4
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    ENDOW

    42D Provide resources for

    4
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  78. 78
    MWAH

    44D [Big kiss, dahling!]

    4
    23
  79. 79
    ATTESTS

    1A Swears (to)

    4
    18
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    MEIR

    110D So-called "Iron Lady" of Israeli politics

    3
    67
  81. 81
    NOB

    84A Head, in slang

    3
    59
  82. 82
    TRACT

    6D Egyptian desert, e.g.

    3
    41
  83. 83
    SOYA

    106A ___ bean

    3
    40
  84. 84
    ALLOW

    39A Green-light

    3
    39
  85. 85
    LIRAS

    41D Turkish money

    3
    36
  86. 86
    FIRS

    108A Some December purchases

    3
    29
  87. 87
    GERI

    30A Halliwell a.k.a. Ginger Spice

    3
    26
  88. 88
    UNHIP

    21A Square

    3
    26
  89. 89
    TATAMI

    60D Mat made of soft rush

    3
    24
  90. 90
    SOCAL

    8A L.A. region

    3
    21
  91. 91
    NORMA

    43A Bellini opera that takes place in Gaul

    2
    57
  92. 92
    TESH

    83A Radio host John

    2
    51
  93. 93
    OLEOLE

    103A Fútbol cry

    2
    35
  94. 94
    ONTIME

    9D Prompt

    2
    35
  95. 95
    SENORAS

    66D Mujeres con esposos

    2
    19
  96. 96
    DOERS

    14D Active sorts

    2
    17
  97. 97
    NOUGAT

    95D Chewy confection

    2
    16
  98. 98
    KEEPS

    74A It's often played for

    2
    13
  99. 99
    ELECTOR

    72D College voter, perhaps

    2
    10
  100. 100
    DRAFTEE

    98A One forced into a force

    2
    6
  101. 101
    ERIS

    28D Most massive dwarf planet in the solar system

    1
    59
  102. 102
    ABRAM

    107D The "A" of James A. Garfield

    1
    40
  103. 103
    SPRAY

    96A Waterfall feature

    1
    38
  104. 104
    LEDTO

    105D Caused

    1
    29
  105. 105
    SALOME

    100A One-act Oscar Wilde play

    1
    24
  106. 106
    AIMSAT

    11D Targets

    1
    11
  107. 107
    GERRY

    47D ___ and the Pacemakers (1960s pop group)

    1
    10
  108. 108
    TRAINER

    50A Sneaker, in British lingo

    1
    10
  109. 109
    HEYYA

    54D 2003 #1 Outkast hit

    1
    9
  110. 110
    IHATEIT

    120A "Ugh!"

    1
    8
  111. 111
    FEIGNS

    99D Fakes

    1
    7
  112. 112
    PASTELS

    73D Light shades

    1
    5
  113. 113
    TORTILLAS

    3D They wrap things up

    1
    4
  114. 114
    WEEBIT

    58D Tad

    1
    4
  115. 115
    GRANOLA

    94A Kind of bar

    0
    19
  116. 116
    DFLAT

    78A C sharp equivalent

    0
    16
  117. 117
    FANCY

    52D "Ooh-la-la!"

    0
    13
  118. 118
    HECTARE

    25A Overseas land measure

    0
    11
  119. 119
    KINGS

    74D With 101-Across, where this puzzle's enclosed answer is located

    0
    7
  120. 120
    ANASAZI

    122A Prehistoric Southwest culture

    0
    6
  121. 121
    DOWNPAT

    55A Committed to memory

    0
    6
  122. 122
    ENCRYPT

    68A Make secret, in a way

    0
    6
  123. 123
    RAMPAGE

    34A Storm

    0
    6
  124. 124
    BREADED

    113A Like some chicken cutlets

    0
    5
  125. 125
    GROCERY

    20A Place with carts

    0
    5
  126. 126
    CONGEAL

    22A What oil may do in frigid temperatures

    0
    4
  127. 127
    EUROVAN

    23A 1990s-2000s Volkswagen seven-seater

    0
    4
  128. 128
    GAMETES

    109A They're stored in pollen grains

    0
    4
  129. 129
    OFTHE

    51A See 5-Down

    0
    4
  130. 130
    CHEOPS

    10D Greek name for this puzzle's enclosed answer

    0
    3
  131. 131
    TEARDROPS

    17D High-arcing shots, in basketball lingo

    0
    3
  132. 132
    TEEBALL

    67D Outdoor game for kindergartners

    0
    3
  133. 133
    CHAMBER

    101A Burial ___

    0
    2
  134. 134
    RENTTOOWN

    48A Purchase plan

    0
    2
  135. 135
    RHENIUM debut

    116A Element named after a German river

    0
    2
  136. 136
    SEVENWONDERS

    5D With 51-Across and 15-Down, group in which [see circled letters] is the only one still largely intact

    0
    2
  137. 137
    ANCIENTWORLD debut

    15D See 5-Down

    0
    1
  138. 138
    COMRADES debut

    85D Workmates, e.g.

    0
    1
  139. 139
    HALFREAD debut

    92D Like a book with a bookmark in the middle, say

    0
    1
  140. 140
    KHUFU debut

    121A This puzzle's subject

    0
    1
  141. 141
    LIMESTONE debut

    41A Approximately 5.5 million tons of it was used to build [see circled letters]

    0
    1
  142. 142
    SYLLOGISM debut

    46A A = B, B = C, ergo A = C, e.g.

    0
    1
  143. 143
    THEBORG debut

    111A Villainous "Star Trek" collective

    0
    1