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Sunday · 140 answers · 15 debuts

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

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    ELI

    80A Ex-Giant Manning

    60
    599
  2. 2
    SPA

    26A Treatment site

    59
    475
  3. 3
    OLE

    73D Encouraging shout

    54
    525
  4. 4
    EEL

    69A Unagi or anago

    53
    487
  5. 5
    IRE

    48A Wrath

    52
    498
  6. 6
    TEE

    122D Undershirt, maybe

    49
    395
  7. 7
    ASIA

    116A Green region on a Risk board

    38
    350
  8. 8
    ARI

    38A The Coyotes, on N.H.L. scoreboards

    36
    378
  9. 9
    ASAP

    118D "Pronto!"

    36
    300
  10. 10
    IDO

    91A Courtroom affirmation

    33
    336
  11. 11
    BRA

    103A Item of clothing patented by Mary Phelps Jacob in 1914

    31
    229
  12. 12
    OLD

    123D Tired

    30
    247
  13. 13
    TIL

    33D Up to

    29
    169
  14. 14
    OAT

    72D Kind of milk

    28
    290
  15. 15
    STAT

    19D See 9-Down

    27
    239
  16. 16
    ONTO

    66D Strongly suspecting

    26
    244
  17. 17
    ORC

    109D Foe in the Elder Scrolls video games

    26
    128
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    ABS

    95D Obliques, e.g.

    25
    214
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    OSHA

    25A Org. overseeing workers' well-being

    24
    192
  20. 20
    RHO

    22D P, to Plato

    23
    191
  21. 21
    RBI

    9D 19-Down for a cleanup hitter

    23
    190
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    REST

    64D Kick back

    22
    256
  23. 23
    UCLA

    2D Where Carol Burnett studied theater arts, for short

    22
    174
  24. 24
    OUR

    61A "___ Day Will Come" (1963 #1 hit)

    21
    160
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    EBB

    50A Seaside retreat?

    20
    182
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    PAT

    97D Butter bit

    18
    168
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    TEL

    88A Business card abbr.

    17
    183
  28. 28
    LESS

    128A What a haggler hopes to pay

    17
    167
  29. 29
    ODIN

    83D So-called "All-Father" of myth

    17
    159
  30. 30
    URL

    32D Something with a preview in a social media post

    17
    148
  31. 31
    TALC

    74D Soft powder

    17
    145
  32. 32
    BRIE

    43D Relative of Camembert

    17
    95
  33. 33
    IVE

    93D "___ had it!"

    15
    158
  34. 34
    RIM

    113A Salted ___ (margarita option)

    15
    140
  35. 35
    OMANI

    107D Muscat native

    15
    122
  36. 36
    TORE

    47D Rent

    15
    122
  37. 37
    MOI

    57A "Little ol' me?"

    15
    101
  38. 38
    LARA

    36D Name hidden in "I smell a rat"

    14
    138
  39. 39
    ANG

    5D Director Lee

    14
    117
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    SELF

    44D Lead-in to service or sacrifice

    14
    90
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    ISIS

    55D Goddess depicted at the foot of King Tut's coffin

    13
    102
  42. 42
    ISTO

    117D Analogy words

    13
    95
  43. 43
    BAH

    52D Cry of frustration

    12
    142
  44. 44
    SNIP

    115D Small cut

    12
    133
  45. 45
    OPTS

    56D Goes (for)

    12
    132
  46. 46
    AWL

    8D Hole puncher

    12
    118
  47. 47
    HENS

    65D Brooding bunch

    12
    93
  48. 48
    BOT

    51D Customer service "assistant," at times

    12
    53
  49. 49
    MRI

    96D Reason to remove metal accessories

    11
    126
  50. 50
    GOO

    124D Melted mess

    11
    121
  51. 51
    USEME

    58D "I'm at your disposal"

    11
    28
  52. 52
    MAAM

    1D Polite term of address

    10
    92
  53. 53
    MASH

    18D Whiskey ingredient

    10
    63
  54. 54
    POLO

    59D Game divided into periods called chukkers

    9
    98
  55. 55
    AETNA

    27A Insurance giant acquired by CVS in 2018

    9
    93
  56. 56
    RODEO

    53A Event that might have "mutton busting"

    9
    93
  57. 57
    CRU

    98D Grand finale?

    9
    49
  58. 58
    OBESE

    20A Like Jabba the Hutt

    8
    145
  59. 59
    EARP

    63D Virgil at the O.K. Corral

    8
    102
  60. 60
    AVERT

    125A Stave off

    8
    65
  61. 61
    ISP

    34D AOL, e.g.

    8
    62
  62. 62
    MAPS

    24A Things with keys

    8
    61
  63. 63
    ETRADE

    101D Company acquired by Morgan Stanley in 2020

    8
    46
  64. 64
    CST

    121D Winter hrs. in Chi-Town

    7
    65
  65. 65
    MESAS

    16D Flat earth?

    7
    62
  66. 66
    RUB

    37D Coat for a cookout

    7
    52
  67. 67
    TYPO

    6D An eye for an aye, say?

    7
    51
  68. 68
    AGAVE

    106D Southwestern syrup source

    7
    48
  69. 69
    BOD

    29D Physique, slangily

    7
    46
  70. 70
    EDITED

    129A Exchanged words?

    7
    39
  71. 71
    GONG

    89A Instrument heard at the conclusion of "Bohemian Rhapsody"

    7
    35
  72. 72
    RORY

    84D Golf champ McIlroy

    6
    34
  73. 73
    COMA

    41D Plot device for many a soap opera

    5
    73
  74. 74
    BOOR

    49A Obnoxious sort

    5
    42
  75. 75
    NOOB

    110D Neophyte, informally

    5
    22
  76. 76
    SOPOR

    81A Extreme lethargy

    5
    16
  77. 77
    OVUM

    13A Tube traveler?

    4
    45
  78. 78
    CAY

    7D Low island

    4
    43
  79. 79
    NONOS

    23A Subjects of some cautionary tales

    4
    43
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    NUB

    28A Bump on a log, say

    4
    41
  81. 81
    AGING

    112A It's done in barrels

    4
    39
  82. 82
    IFFY

    108D Dicey

    4
    38
  83. 83
    ANIMA

    85A Inner self, in Jungian philosophy

    4
    33
  84. 84
    VEGA

    75D Fifth-brightest star in the night sky

    4
    32
  85. 85
    CABAL

    105D Secret clique

    4
    29
  86. 86
    GLAM

    71D ___ rock, genre for T. Rex

    4
    28
  87. 87
    BRUNO

    67D Singer Mars

    4
    19
  88. 88
    LUC

    78A Besson who directed "The Fifth Element"

    3
    48
  89. 89
    DEKE

    60D Hockey fake

    3
    41
  90. 90
    SEUSS

    46D Dr. who wrote "I like nonsense. It wakes up the brain cells"

    3
    36
  91. 91
    GNC

    90D The Vitamin Shoppe competitor

    3
    29
  92. 92
    KOOK

    42D Eccentric

    3
    23
  93. 93
    KENTS

    70A Family on TV's "Smallville"

    3
    16
  94. 94
    BAI

    31D Beverage brand with antioxidants

    3
    13
  95. 95
    ICEPOP

    11D Summer cooler

    3
    11
  96. 96
    BRITA

    67A Big name in filters

    3
    10
  97. 97
    POSTOP

    130A Like some rehab

    3
    7
  98. 98
    PALATE

    79A Food critic's asset

    2
    22
  99. 99
    CLAMOR

    35A Hubbub

    2
    18
  100. 100
    USONE

    15D Hwy. that runs from Key West to Maine

    2
    18
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    FROS

    114A Natural hairstyles, informally

    2
    17
  102. 102
    BAKES

    119A Swelters

    2
    15
  103. 103
    DUNST

    10D Kirsten of 1995's "Jumanji"

    2
    14
  104. 104
    CONSUME debut

    4D Eat

    2
    2
  105. 105
    DROPNAMES debut

    3D "Just happen to" mention some famous people

    2
    2
  106. 106
    ELOI

    76D Race in H. G. Wells's "The Time Machine"

    1
    111
  107. 107
    CASIO

    54A Japanese maker of watches and mobile phones

    1
    17
  108. 108
    PALEST

    45A Most wan

    1
    16
  109. 109
    MING

    77D Chinese dynasty

    1
    13
  110. 110
    MONAMI

    92A French term of endearment

    1
    11
  111. 111
    PASTOR

    39A Leader of a flock

    1
    11
  112. 112
    ACRONYM

    17A BOGO or YOLO

    1
    9
  113. 113
    AMONGST

    87D In and between

    1
    9
  114. 114
    UZO

    111A Emmy winner Aduba

    1
    9
  115. 115
    UPLOAD

    58A Online command denoted by an arrow inside a cloud

    1
    8
  116. 116
    CARDIO

    7A Workout focus, informally

    1
    7
  117. 117
    CRANNY

    104A Niche

    1
    6
  118. 118
    OKSANA

    12D ___ Baiul, Olympic figure-skating gold medalist

    1
    6
  119. 119
    CLIC

    35D ___ Stic (pen brand)

    1
    5
  120. 120
    MARINERS

    86D Salts

    1
    4
  121. 121
    BIODATA

    127A Place of birth, education, work history, etc.

    1
    3
  122. 122
    DENSELY

    126A How subway cars are packed during rush hour

    1
    3
  123. 123
    MUDCAT

    1A Whiskered bottom-dweller

    1
    3
  124. 124
    ONASTAR

    20D One way to wish

    1
    3
  125. 125
    GROVES

    100A Orange sources

    1
    2
  126. 126
    HAZARDS

    99D Things indicated by yellow signage

    1
    2
  127. 127
    SAWBUCK

    19A Ten-spot

    1
    2
  128. 128
    ALONGPARTYLINES debut

    21A The club's bouncer earned a living …

    1
    1
  129. 129
    ANACTOFCONGRESS debut

    120A The paid escort was fined for …

    1
    1
  130. 130
    CABINETPOSITION debut

    105A The carpenter measured twice for the ideal …

    1
    1
  131. 131
    CAMPAIGNCHAIR debut

    94A The weary general sat in his …

    1
    1
  132. 132
    GRASSROOTSMOVEMENT debut

    71A The groundskeeper spent years studying …

    1
    1
  133. 133
    HOTBUTTONISSUES debut

    30A The fashion magazine's editor focused on fasteners in her …

    1
    1
  134. 134
    LAMEDUCKBILLS debut

    40A The veterinarian specialized in mending …

    1
    1
  135. 135
    OBOESOLO debut

    13D Musical feature in "Swan Lake" and "Peter and the Wolf"

    1
    1
  136. 136
    PIANOSEAT debut

    82D Where one might store sheet music

    1
    1
  137. 137
    RACINGBIKES debut

    68D Velodrome vehicles

    1
    1
  138. 138
    SPEAKERSOFTHEHOUSE debut

    62A The sound engineer was obsessed with the …

    1
    1
  139. 139
    SPINED debut

    102D Having needles, as a cactus

    1
    1
  140. 140
    VENTUREDOUT debut

    14D Went trekking, say

    1
    1