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Sunday · 131 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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    SET

    63A Situated

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    LSD

    28D Tab inits.

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    245
  3. 3
    USA

    66D Home to about 75% of the world's tornadoes

    40
    261
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    ANA

    82A Cable news anchor Cabrera

    33
    367
  5. 5
    NTH

    8D Utmost

    30
    251
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    RAE

    46A "Norma ___"

    28
    278
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    AOL

    84D I.S.P. alternative to 32-Down

    25
    214
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    ENT

    108D Otolaryngologist, for short

    24
    222
  9. 9
    ABET

    3D Partner of aid

    22
    228
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    ELF

    78A Rivendell resident, in "The Lord of the Rings"

    21
    197
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    PRE

    106D Lead-in to historic

    21
    175
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    EVA

    41A Actress Green of "Casino Royale"

    20
    247
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    NOD

    62A Get the ___

    20
    158
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    PER

    54A Pay-___-click (advertising model)

    19
    270
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    RUE

    56A Wish to take back

    18
    207
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    REF

    89D Court figure, informally

    18
    188
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    ACED

    43D Nailed

    18
    152
  18. 18
    SPEC

    93A Bit of "deets"

    18
    120
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    STOP

    15D Cry from one being tickled, maybe

    17
    180
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    TAP

    101A Choose

    17
    165
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    LAP

    79A Drink (up)

    17
    152
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    SKY

    55A Place for an ace

    17
    129
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    EGRET

    48D Cousin of a bittern

    17
    111
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    BAE

    77D Hon

    16
    51
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    THAI

    1D Some Asian cuisine

    15
    130
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    ICU

    100A IV site, for short

    15
    128
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    MSN

    32D I.S.P. alternative to 84-Down

    15
    73
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    AGREE

    80A "You with me?"

    14
    154
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    SCAT

    73D "Zip-a-dee-doo-dah," e.g.

    14
    141
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    BOP

    87D ___ on over (go somewhere, in slang)

    14
    68
  31. 31
    UGLI

    65D Wrinkly fruit

    13
    86
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    SASH

    13A Tiara go-with

    12
    125
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    AVOW

    34D Say outright

    12
    112
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    TUTU

    20A Apparel in many a Degas painting

    12
    96
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    YENS

    40D Aches (for)

    11
    123
  36. 36
    ATV

    81A ___ Offroad Fury (2000s video game series)

    11
    73
  37. 37
    ORR

    58A N.H.L. great Bobby

    10
    235
  38. 38
    SPAN

    5A About 200 feet, for a Boeing 777

    10
    132
  39. 39
    DOC

    60A PDF alternative

    10
    102
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    AUDI

    14D Maker of the Q7 and Q8

    9
    111
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    ERNST

    88A Eponymous physicist Mach

    9
    101
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    SID

    107D ___ the Kid, rhyming N.H.L. nickname

    9
    77
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    FAD

    45A It's in, then it's out

    8
    87
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    MPH

    75D Fastball stat

    8
    64
  45. 45
    GTO

    9D Classic Pontiac

    7
    126
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    BAG

    50A Suitcase

    7
    78
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    MELT

    33D Diner order

    7
    76
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    POM

    102A When repeated, cheer accessory

    7
    45
  49. 49
    CHU

    99A "Crazy Rich Asians" director Jon M. ___

    7
    13
  50. 50
    GALE

    110D This really blows

    6
    67
  51. 51
    SINS

    72D Subject of the seven-letter mnemonic PALE GAS

    6
    62
  52. 52
    TROU

    19A Slacks, say, in slang

    6
    36
  53. 53
    PITAS

    83A Stuffed pockets

    6
    35
  54. 54
    SOT

    71D Habitual drinker

    5
    152
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    FDA

    42A They watch what you eat, for short

    5
    97
  56. 56
    HANS

    57A Composer Zimmer

    5
    45
  57. 57
    GATO

    105D One chased by un perro

    5
    30
  58. 58
    HOBO

    17A Kind of spider commonly found near train tracks

    4
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    CRETE

    70D Island whose capital and largest city is Iraklion

    4
    65
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    ATOMS

    97D Makeup set?

    4
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  61. 61
    OWS

    86D Biting remarks?

    4
    51
  62. 62
    STRESS

    71A Italicize or underline

    4
    49
  63. 63
    BEEP

    64D [Outta my way, slowpoke!]

    4
    47
  64. 64
    STELLA

    13D McCartney of fashion

    4
    42
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    HOPS

    90A Have ___ (be able to jump high, in slang)

    4
    29
  66. 66
    KROC

    49D Ray of McDonald's fame

    4
    24
  67. 67
    KEPT

    18A Held on to

    3
    42
  68. 68
    FEUD

    45D Ongoing quarrel

    3
    35
  69. 69
    TVAD

    1A Part of a big media campaign

    3
    30
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    BROW

    51D Arched body part

    3
    26
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    SOULS

    36A Hades' collection

    3
    16
  72. 72
    INTERNET

    25A Premium flight amenity

    3
    15
  73. 73
    NOOBS

    29D Unlikely winners in Fortnite, say

    3
    6
  74. 74
    HARSH

    69D More than unpleasant

    2
    50
  75. 75
    ELEGY

    31D Dead lines?

    2
    47
  76. 76
    GAIN

    39D "Buy low, sell high" outcome

    2
    40
  77. 77
    BEARD

    76A Feature first recommended to this puzzle's subject by an 11-year-old girl

    2
    35
  78. 78
    TWIG

    53A Something easily snapped

    2
    31
  79. 79
    SEGER

    68D Rocker Bob

    2
    24
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    RUSSO

    95D Anthony or Joe who directed "Avengers: Endgame"

    2
    22
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    OREGANO

    109A Trattoria staple

    2
    21
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    CABANA

    61D Beachside locale

    2
    19
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    CLAWS

    99D Some arcade machine mechanisms

    2
    13
  84. 84
    AVIATES

    111A Takes part in a pilot program?

    2
    8
  85. 85
    LENGTHS

    104A Stretches

    2
    7
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    ORFEO

    10D Title role in a Monteverdi opera

    1
    25
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    DOZEN

    44A Order of doughnuts

    1
    23
  88. 88
    MOANS

    103D Spooky sounds

    1
    17
  89. 89
    HUMS

    16D Runs well

    1
    16
  90. 90
    NODEAR

    62D Loving turndown

    1
    12
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    PEREC

    6D Writer Georges whose 300-page novel "A Void" completely avoided the letter E

    1
    12
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    CONMAN

    98D One making a racket?

    1
    11
  93. 93
    APTTO

    7D Is ___ (probably will)

    1
    10
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    BRIEFS

    22D Snug-fitting underwear

    1
    10
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    HONESTABE

    85A Nickname for this puzzle's subject

    1
    9
  96. 96
    MUZAK

    30D Earful in an elevator

    1
    9
  97. 97
    HURRICANE

    12D One-eyed giant?

    1
    8
  98. 98
    SACHETS

    91D Perfumed pouches

    1
    6
  99. 99
    VONN

    2D Skiing star Lindsey

    1
    5
  100. 100
    BOOMMIC debut

    77A Extendable recording device

    1
    2
  101. 101
    STOVEPIPEHAT debut

    63D Accessory in which this puzzle's subject stashed important documents

    1
    2
  102. 102
    STERNS

    116A Backs

    0
    19
  103. 103
    GOFAR

    11D Win at life

    0
    18
  104. 104
    BUREAU

    64A Office

    0
    12
  105. 105
    GOGH

    9A Artist Vincent van ___

    0
    10
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    THERM

    52D Utility bill unit

    0
    10
  107. 107
    MAHATMA

    112A Sanskrit for "great soul"

    0
    9
  108. 108
    EGOTISM

    74A It's all about me

    0
    8
  109. 109
    MASSEY

    33A Raymond ___, Best Actor nominee for portraying this puzzle's subject (1940)

    0
    8
  110. 110
    WARHERO

    92A Ulysses S. Grant, e.g.

    0
    8
  111. 111
    CASHCOW

    67A Big moneymaker

    0
    7
  112. 112
    SCARABS

    93D Symbols of rebirth in ancient Egypt

    0
    7
  113. 113
    SKINNYDIP

    5D Barely get wet?

    0
    7
  114. 114
    ECARDS

    24D Greetings sent with a click

    0
    6
  115. 115
    SENORS

    115A Some titles with tildes

    0
    6
  116. 116
    WROTETO

    113A Sent a letter

    0
    6
  117. 117
    CELLARS

    94A Locales in a winery tour, perhaps

    0
    4
  118. 118
    CHEVRE

    94D Goat's milk cheese

    0
    4
  119. 119
    LINCOLNMEMORIAL

    27A Landmark dedicated on 5/30/1922

    0
    4
  120. 120
    PACIFIC

    96A Bikini's place

    0
    4
  121. 121
    DOWELS

    4D Pieces included with Ikea furniture

    0
    3
  122. 122
    BENSTEIN

    51A He played Ferris Bueller's droning economics teacher

    0
    2
  123. 123
    LOVESICK

    47A Pining away

    0
    2
  124. 124
    ANEWBIRTH debut

    21A With 23-Across, what this puzzle's subject promised in his most famous address

    0
    1
  125. 125
    CRAGGY debut

    37A Rough and uneven

    0
    1
  126. 126
    EARCLIPS debut

    26A Piercing-free bijouterie

    0
    1
  127. 127
    GREATEMANCIPATOR debut

    38D Another epithet for this puzzle's subject

    0
    1
  128. 128
    OFFREEDOM debut

    23A See 21-Across

    0
    1
  129. 129
    RAILSPLITTER debut

    59D Campaign nickname that reflected the rustic upbringing of this puzzle's subject

    0
    1
  130. 130
    SAVIOROFTHEUNION debut

    35D One epithet for this puzzle's subject

    0
    1
  131. 131
    SBALOAN debut

    114A Govt. aid for a mom-and-pop store

    0
    1