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Sunday · 141 answers · 19 debuts

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

  1. 1
    SEE

    92D "You follow?"

    44
    430
  2. 2
    TRI

    112D Prefix with glyceride

    41
    237
  3. 3
    SNL

    29A Joan Cusack and Robert Downey Jr. each spent one season on it, for short

    40
    263
  4. 4
    SIR

    114D Polite term of address

    35
    271
  5. 5
    OPS

    123A Black ___

    31
    179
  6. 6
    ATM

    54A Check scanner, for short

    30
    260
  7. 7
    ENO

    65D Big name in experimental music

    29
    285
  8. 8
    SASS

    4D Lip

    29
    202
  9. 9
    IMO

    120A Texter's "As I see it …"

    29
    107
  10. 10
    ONES

    69A Gender-neutral possessive

    28
    295
  11. 11
    EMU

    100D Bird that's incapable of walking backward

    27
    295
  12. 12
    ARM

    35D Slot machine lever

    27
    264
  13. 13
    INN

    31D Stopover

    27
    258
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    YET

    94A However

    27
    201
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    TIN

    11D What's mined in a stannary

    26
    207
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    TREE

    117A It can be quite sappy

    25
    309
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    ABLE

    48D Skilled

    25
    259
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    LOT

    38D Property unit

    25
    189
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    TSK

    125A Chiding sound

    23
    189
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    TED

    36A Former senator Kennedy

    22
    245
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    EMT

    68D CPR expert

    21
    188
  22. 22
    MRS

    72D "___ Robinson" (Simon & Garfunkel hit)

    21
    125
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    ERIN

    96A Ireland, poetically

    19
    279
  24. 24
    HAS

    71A Possesses

    19
    175
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    TAT

    118A Half of an exchange

    19
    174
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    IOU

    42A Borrower's note

    18
    160
  27. 27
    IMIN

    119A "Let's do it!"

    18
    86
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    TAP

    113D Gentle attention-getter

    17
    165
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    UPS

    12D Big name in shipping

    17
    123
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    ETTU

    9A "I thought you were my friend!?"

    16
    191
  31. 31
    AAH

    60D "That hits the spot!"

    16
    152
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    LAB

    115A Every member of the C.I.A.'s K-9 unit

    16
    144
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    ELENA

    44D First name on the Supreme Court

    15
    178
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    ALPS

    5A View from St. Moritz

    15
    133
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    MEMO

    72A Office message

    15
    95
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    OOH

    110A "What have we here!"

    13
    160
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    UMP

    101D Ballpark figure

    13
    96
  38. 38
    LOU

    6D Reed or Rawls

    12
    139
  39. 39
    LATE

    104A Behind

    12
    125
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    RASH

    49D Symptom of an allergic reaction

    12
    122
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    BOO

    77D Sound from beneath a sheet

    12
    101
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    AROD

    52A Nickname for a 2000s Yankee slugger

    12
    86
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    EENY

    109D Nonsense word in a playground rhyme

    12
    83
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    ADORN

    41D Decorate

    12
    72
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    GAH

    89D Cry of frustration

    12
    26
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    SOU

    70D Insignificant amount

    11
    87
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    UNE

    116A "___ Affaire de Femmes" (1988 French classic)

    10
    145
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    AARON

    2D Judge seen on a bench

    10
    133
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    TINE

    51D Fork part

    10
    99
  50. 50
    HINT

    122A Means of getting unstuck

    10
    63
  51. 51
    ELLEN

    109A ___ Johnson Sirleaf, Africa's first elected female head of state

    9
    105
  52. 52
    EARTH

    66A Apt central entry for this puzzle

    9
    76
  53. 53
    ORCAS

    28D Their dorsal fins can reach six feet in height

    9
    58
  54. 54
    TEAMO

    103D Spanish "I love you"

    9
    35
  55. 55
    SITH

    106D Jedi foe

    9
    31
  56. 56
    ATBAT

    14D Time "up"

    8
    91
  57. 57
    IRISH

    22A Like Yeats, but not Keats

    8
    85
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    LANAI

    81A Roofed porch

    7
    80
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    TRIAL

    3D Major ordeal

    7
    43
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    BAWL

    46D Cry loudly

    7
    39
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    OLSEN

    98D Elizabeth of "WandaVision"

    6
    76
  62. 62
    REFI

    56A A.P.R.-lowering option

    6
    36
  63. 63
    WASH

    13A Load of laundry

    5
    44
  64. 64
    SATS

    1A Exams first administered in 1926

    5
    39
  65. 65
    KARAT

    17A Jeweler's unit

    5
    35
  66. 66
    CANINE

    75D Ain't that the tooth!

    5
    23
  67. 67
    TRAGIC

    10D Oh-so-regrettable

    5
    20
  68. 68
    NRA

    61D Gun lobby org.

    4
    262
  69. 69
    YAHOO

    90A Company whose name ends in an exclamation point

    4
    51
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    TORY

    124A Margaret Thatcher, e.g.

    4
    41
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    LYME

    107A Old ___, Conn.

    4
    23
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    ARA

    5D Constellation in the southern sky

    3
    181
  73. 73
    DTS

    62D Some N.F.L. linemen, in brief

    3
    98
  74. 74
    LATHE

    21A Woodworker's spinner

    3
    40
  75. 75
    WANT

    13D Wish list item

    3
    30
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    EDIBLE

    95A Fit to serve, in a way

    3
    28
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    OWING

    27A In the red

    3
    19
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    WIRES

    57A A.P., Reuters, etc.

    3
    19
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    DOTES

    105A Gives a lot of attention, with "on"

    3
    18
  80. 80
    EMAILED

    43A Like many verification codes

    3
    16
  81. 81
    BADASS

    46A Impressively tough, in slang

    3
    12
  82. 82
    IMHIT

    102D Cry in a laser tag arena

    3
    12
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    DEFIB

    45D Lifesaving device, for short

    3
    8
  84. 84
    THEBOSS

    18D Jersey-born rock icon, familiarly

    3
    8
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    HAMILL

    78D Skywalker portrayer

    3
    5
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    WARIO

    40D Nintendo antagonist in purple overalls

    3
    5
  87. 87
    TRIOS

    26D Charlie's Angels and others

    2
    30
  88. 88
    TEY

    76D Crime novelist Josephine

    2
    25
  89. 89
    HAYES

    86A Garfield's predecessor

    2
    24
  90. 90
    SKIDS

    1D Hits a rough patch, perhaps

    2
    16
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    HAB

    53A Montreal hockey player, to fans

    2
    7
  92. 92
    UNBOX

    24A Remove from packaging

    2
    7
  93. 93
    HOTSEATS

    85D Places for grilling

    2
    5
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    MICRODOT

    73A Millimeter-wide photo used for conveying secret messages

    2
    5
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    PATTERN

    47A Crocheting template

    2
    4
  96. 96
    DOASET

    25A Complete some reps

    2
    3
  97. 97
    THEMOON

    84D This puzzle's subject

    2
    3
  98. 98
    AUTOLOANS debut

    23A Aids in car buying

    2
    2
  99. 99
    NADIYA debut

    93A Celebrity chef Hussain who won "The Great British Bake Off"

    2
    2
  100. 100
    DLI

    20D Roman numeral that anagrams to part of the eye

    1
    32
  101. 101
    TSR

    121A Co. that introduced Dungeons & Dragons

    1
    23
  102. 102
    EMME

    108A Supermodel with a palindromic name

    1
    22
  103. 103
    OCTAVE

    28A Do-to-do delivery?

    1
    22
  104. 104
    SHOVE

    15D Act rudely in a crowd

    1
    20
  105. 105
    HEXED

    16D Did some spelling?

    1
    12
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    BRIEFS

    30A Certain court documents

    1
    10
  107. 107
    NIENTE

    34D Diminuendo al ___ ("fade to nothingness," on a score)

    1
    7
  108. 108
    SUBLET

    50A Re-lease?

    1
    6
  109. 109
    ICANTGOON

    88A Weary cry

    1
    5
  110. 110
    SUNIN

    63A Hair-lightening brand

    1
    5
  111. 111
    BINARY

    33A In which 1 + 1 equals 10

    1
    4
  112. 112
    KEMOSABE

    67A The Lone Ranger, to Tonto

    1
    4
  113. 113
    GRADED

    37D Marked

    1
    3
  114. 114
    LONDONER

    64A Sherlock Holmes, e.g.

    1
    3
  115. 115
    NYJET

    99D A.F.C. East player

    1
    3
  116. 116
    ROUNDTRIP

    19A Complete journey … or what 84-Down makes in this puzzle?

    1
    3
  117. 117
    SAYYESTO

    83D Green-light

    1
    3
  118. 118
    SNOWSUIT

    8D Sledder's outfit

    1
    3
  119. 119
    EGGPAN

    32D Vessel for an omelet

    1
    2
  120. 120
    GUESTHOST

    82A Late-night sub, say

    1
    2
  121. 121
    HIREDGOON

    53D Mob enforcer

    1
    2
  122. 122
    MACAROONS

    73D Cookies made with ground almond or coconut

    1
    2
  123. 123
    PUTOFF

    7D Delay

    1
    2
  124. 124
    WARSONG

    40A "Battle Hymn of the Republic," for one

    1
    2
  125. 125
    BRITCHES debut

    77A Pants, informally

    1
    1
  126. 126
    ELBRUS debut

    39D Europe's highest volcano

    1
    1
  127. 127
    ETONBLUE debut

    9D Color named for a famed prep school

    1
    1
  128. 128
    EYEBALLIT debut

    79D Guesstimate

    1
    1
  129. 129
    GOINGFULLCIRCLE debut

    37A Completing a cycle, like 84-Down in this puzzle?

    1
    1
  130. 130
    HONEYMOONSUITE debut

    97A Newlyweds' booking

    1
    1
  131. 131
    INADITHER debut

    74D Highly agitated

    1
    1
  132. 132
    INLANDSEA debut

    59A Hudson Bay or the Caspian

    1
    1
  133. 133
    ITSJUSTAPHASE debut

    111A "They'll grow out of that" … or a description of eight squares in this puzzle

    1
    1
  134. 134
    LINEDOUT debut

    81D Nearly succeeded … but there's a catch!

    1
    1
  135. 135
    LUCYLIU debut

    21D "Charlie's Angels" actress

    1
    1
  136. 136
    MAKEITMOO debut

    55D Add milk to a customer's coffee, in diner lingo

    1
    1
  137. 137
    MOOSEMEAT debut

    91A Steak option in northern Canada

    1
    1
  138. 138
    SEALTEAMS debut

    80D Elite naval groups

    1
    1
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    SMOOCHED debut

    63D Gave a big kiss

    1
    1
  140. 140
    SONORITY debut

    58D Feature of James Earl Jones's voice

    1
    1
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    STEENBOK debut

    87D Horned antelope of southern Africa

    1
    1