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Sunday · 140 answers · 4 debuts

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

  1. 1
    AREA

    119A Lot calculation

    46
    631
  2. 2
    SSN

    44A W-9 fig.

    44
    242
  3. 3
    LSD

    106A Acid

    41
    245
  4. 4
    AGO

    30A In the past

    39
    291
  5. 5
    SOS

    14A Help-wanted letters

    34
    251
  6. 6
    NOR

    87A Negative logic gate in electrical engineering

    33
    332
  7. 7
    AIR

    71A Stuff in a puff

    33
    304
  8. 8
    EWE

    72A She-ep?

    31
    302
  9. 9
    YET

    43D As of now

    27
    201
  10. 10
    SIS

    55D Bro kin

    26
    210
  11. 11
    PAR

    80D It's better than a bogey

    25
    218
  12. 12
    ERRS

    28D Messes up

    22
    230
  13. 13
    EURO

    20A Coin with 12 stars around the border

    22
    221
  14. 14
    DRE

    61D Dr. ___

    22
    175
  15. 15
    OUR

    11D "___ home and native land!"

    21
    160
  16. 16
    UAE

    73A Home to the Burj Khalifa, in brief

    20
    90
  17. 17
    IAM

    88A Cartesian conclusion

    19
    127
  18. 18
    CNN

    65A "The Situation Room" airer

    19
    126
  19. 19
    ABE

    84A $5 bill, slangily

    18
    274
  20. 20
    ACH

    63A "Drat!," in Dortmund

    18
    126
  21. 21
    EDS

    122A Masthead figs.

    17
    230
  22. 22
    SUE

    48A Apt name for a lawyer

    17
    183
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    RAY

    68D Sunbeam

    16
    128
  24. 24
    AHAB

    6A Literary forerunner of Captain Hook

    15
    156
  25. 25
    MOP

    117D Bucket list item?

    15
    104
  26. 26
    WHO

    98A "Doctor ___"

    15
    89
  27. 27
    TESLA

    37D Magnetic unit named for an inventor

    14
    144
  28. 28
    VIE

    62D Compete

    13
    101
  29. 29
    RAW

    108A Unprocessed, as data

    12
    139
  30. 30
    SAW

    66D Lead-in to bones or bucks

    12
    114
  31. 31
    ISLAM

    104D Five Pillars religion

    12
    94
  32. 32
    SLOT

    111D Tee time or airtime, e.g.

    11
    131
  33. 33
    INCAS

    1A Sacsayhuamán fortress builders

    11
    58
  34. 34
    SEAS

    57A Sailor's septet

    10
    105
  35. 35
    PEAR

    118A Orchard selection

    10
    95
  36. 36
    ATF

    36A D.O.J. agency

    10
    58
  37. 37
    CTRL

    113D Corner key

    10
    43
  38. 38
    FEE

    115D Toll

    9
    121
  39. 39
    META

    90D Self-referential

    9
    87
  40. 40
    SYNC

    21A Align

    9
    72
  41. 41
    INHD

    86D Like most modern TV broadcasts

    8
    27
  42. 42
    YEESH

    75D "Oy!"

    8
    19
  43. 43
    HEPA

    18D Purifying filter acronym

    8
    8
  44. 44
    VIA

    62A Through

    7
    145
  45. 45
    SEAM

    107D Stitcher's line

    7
    89
  46. 46
    STARR

    55A Beatle who sang "Yellow Submarine"

    7
    87
  47. 47
    ENDED

    96A Came to a conclusion

    7
    82
  48. 48
    HEAT

    7D Part of a track meet

    7
    82
  49. 49
    SANS

    26A Without

    7
    82
  50. 50
    HEX

    64D Bad spelling?

    7
    69
  51. 51
    TYRA

    31D TV host Banks

    7
    44
  52. 52
    CENA

    19A Wrestler/actor John

    7
    15
  53. 53
    TAJ

    31A ___ Mahal

    6
    81
  54. 54
    GUT

    81A Instinctive

    6
    55
  55. 55
    WETS

    76A Dampens

    6
    42
  56. 56
    APTS

    4D Studios and penthouses: Abbr.

    6
    40
  57. 57
    IMOK

    120A "All's well with me"

    6
    39
  58. 58
    ALIBABA

    29A Hero of Arabian tales

    6
    38
  59. 59
    MURAL

    46A Diego Rivera project

    6
    38
  60. 60
    LYING

    79D Full of tall tales

    6
    24
  61. 61
    ACLS

    6D Knee parts, for short

    6
    7
  62. 62
    ENTIRE

    96D Full

    5
    68
  63. 63
    KOALA

    13D "Bear" that's not a bear

    5
    64
  64. 64
    MEEK

    123A Timid

    5
    48
  65. 65
    PED

    45A Banned substance, in sports lingo

    5
    39
  66. 66
    PLOYS

    125A Ruses

    5
    10
  67. 67
    CURE

    113A Smoke, perhaps

    4
    52
  68. 68
    AORTAS

    95D Main lines

    4
    26
  69. 69
    PAESE

    80A Bel ___ cheese

    4
    24
  70. 70
    RAIMI

    105D "Spider-Man" director Sam

    4
    24
  71. 71
    SCATS

    93A Gets lost

    4
    22
  72. 72
    UPLIT

    53A Like the Statue of Liberty at night

    4
    13
  73. 73
    SEZ

    5D "___ me!"

    3
    48
  74. 74
    SOLTI

    92D Conductor Georg

    3
    37
  75. 75
    ILKS

    112D Sorts

    3
    31
  76. 76
    ROSTER

    83D Team lineup

    3
    17
  77. 77
    TRUETO

    100D Closely following

    3
    16
  78. 78
    ANNUM

    8D Per ___ (accounting term)

    3
    15
  79. 79
    GISTS

    40A Main ideas

    3
    15
  80. 80
    UNEARTH

    47D Discover

    3
    14
  81. 81
    BADRAP

    9D Undeserved condemnation

    3
    13
  82. 82
    MORTAL

    121A Human

    3
    11
  83. 83
    FRISK

    67A Pat down

    3
    9
  84. 84
    PRIUS

    39A Fuel-efficient Toyota

    3
    9
  85. 85
    ITSSAD

    1D "What a bummer"

    3
    8
  86. 86
    NITS

    124A Quibbles

    2
    58
  87. 87
    UNC

    52A N.C.A.A. hoops powerhouse

    2
    46
  88. 88
    SISSY

    85A Actress Spacek

    2
    41
  89. 89
    RAJAH

    23D Jasmine's tiger companion in "Aladdin"

    2
    39
  90. 90
    ORATES

    50D Holds forth

    2
    34
  91. 91
    HERESY

    82A Religious dissent

    2
    24
  92. 92
    DERBY

    34A Home Run ___ (annual M.L.B. event)

    2
    17
  93. 93
    NEWAGE

    2D À la Enya

    2
    17
  94. 94
    DARWIN

    97D Australian city named for a scientist

    2
    15
  95. 95
    BARCAR

    35D Where Cary Grant orders a Gibson in a classic scene from "North by Northwest"

    2
    12
  96. 96
    JOCK

    10A Many an Alpha Beta in "Revenge of the Nerds"

    2
    12
  97. 97
    SUNRA

    33D Longtime jazz bandleader with an Egyptian-inspired name

    2
    11
  98. 98
    HTTPS

    99A Start of an encrypted URL

    2
    8
  99. 99
    SHOOTINGSTAR

    103A Streaker in the night sky … or a punny description of 116-Across

    2
    8
  100. 100
    ADSPEAK

    89D "Money-back guarantee" and "Limited-time offer"

    2
    7
  101. 101
    PARASITE

    110A Oscar-winning 2019 film directed by Bong Joon Ho

    2
    7
  102. 102
    TEMPEH

    17A Fermented vegan protein

    2
    6
  103. 103
    AFTERLIFE

    114A What may begin at the end

    2
    5
  104. 104
    PARCHEESI

    45D Board game with ancient origins

    2
    4
  105. 105
    SYRAHS

    14D Some red wines

    2
    2
  106. 106
    ROSSINI

    91A Composer of an overture dedicated to 116-Across

    1
    16
  107. 107
    NELLY

    78A "Whoa, ___!"

    1
    15
  108. 108
    SCRAPS

    16D Abandons, as a project

    1
    14
  109. 109
    ROARED

    49A Laughed loudly

    1
    10
  110. 110
    SPARROW

    66A Chirruping bird

    1
    10
  111. 111
    TREASURER

    24A One involved with checks and balances

    1
    9
  112. 112
    SINGER

    25D Big name in sewing machines

    1
    8
  113. 113
    SWELLS

    102D Waves sought by surfers

    1
    8
  114. 114
    SNAPPLE

    59D Popular beverage brand

    1
    7
  115. 115
    CREAMS

    12D Absolutely whomps, in sports lingo

    1
    6
  116. 116
    JETSKIS

    10D Watercraft that leave "rooster tails" in their wakes

    1
    6
  117. 117
    MUDPIE

    46D Gooey chocolate dessert

    1
    6
  118. 118
    CMINOR

    3D Key with three flats

    1
    5
  119. 119
    ONEBIT

    15D Smallest quantity of digital data

    1
    5
  120. 120
    PARLAY

    101D Gambler's combo bet

    1
    5
  121. 121
    SSHAPE

    93D Snaky double curve

    1
    5
  122. 122
    ARCHERY

    41A Athletic skill mastered by 116-Across

    1
    4
  123. 123
    EYEEXAMS

    74A Appointments that may lead to better contacts

    1
    4
  124. 124
    SENTOVER

    77D Forwarded

    1
    4
  125. 125
    THEBIGAPPLE

    69A City sobriquet that might describe the target for 116-Across, as depicted in this puzzle

    1
    4
  126. 126
    WILLIAMTELL

    116A Legendary figure who's the subject of this puzzle

    1
    4
  127. 127
    ANGSTY

    58D Dread-full?

    1
    3
  128. 128
    BAGSIT

    70D Abandons a project, slangily

    1
    3
  129. 129
    DEADBEAT

    60A Go-getter's opposite

    1
    3
  130. 130
    HARVEST

    109A Inspiration for many seasonal festivals

    1
    3
  131. 131
    TAKEABOW

    56D What 116-Across did before and after this puzzle's feat?

    1
    3
  132. 132
    CHAFED

    94D Really irritated

    1
    2
  133. 133
    CLUBOWNER

    42D Many a liquor license applicant

    1
    2
  134. 134
    PASTURES

    27A Green spaces

    1
    2
  135. 135
    PEWEES

    54D Small flycatchers named for their call, not their size

    1
    2
  136. 136
    SUBSIDES

    21D Eases

    1
    2
  137. 137
    DECIMUS debut

    51D Tenth, in Latin

    1
    1
  138. 138
    FRUITFUL debut

    38D Productive … or a punny description of the feat performed by 116-Across?

    1
    1
  139. 139
    MARKSMANSHIP debut

    32A Expertise demonstrated by 116-Across in a fabled feat of precision

    1
    1
  140. 140
    SWITZERLAND debut

    22A Home of the legendary folk hero at 116-Across

    1
    1