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Sunday · 140 answers · 10 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ORE

    107A Vein contents

    48
    581
  2. 2
    PSST

    115D Subtle summons

    44
    250
  3. 3
    TNT

    126A Invention originally developed as a yellow dye

    38
    338
  4. 4
    NET

    58D Bag

    37
    376
  5. 5
    ETC

    89A "Yadda, yadda"

    37
    268
  6. 6
    ISEE

    65D "Gotcha"

    36
    360
  7. 7
    SIR

    111A Title that becomes loftier when an E is added

    35
    271
  8. 8
    STAR

    71D A-lister

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    316
  9. 9
    ESSO

    125A Gas brand that sounds like two letters of the alphabet

    30
    276
  10. 10
    RAT

    90A Squeaker … or squealer

    29
    280
  11. 11
    EYE

    86D ___ of Horus (Egyptian symbol of healing)

    28
    283
  12. 12
    IOTA

    51D "Diminutive" Greek letter

    25
    243
  13. 13
    LOT

    118D Park place?

    25
    189
  14. 14
    ODDS

    84D 2 to 5, say

    23
    171
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    TIRE

    109D Poop

    22
    168
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    TEND

    87A Guard, as a goal

    22
    122
  17. 17
    SIN

    7A Subject of Hawthorne's "The Scarlet Letter"

    20
    177
  18. 18
    PEN

    28A With 45-Across, many a correspondent

    19
    187
  19. 19
    ESPN

    37D Channel for gaming enthusiasts?

    19
    154
  20. 20
    PAL

    45A See 28-Across

    18
    198
  21. 21
    SEAL

    62A Preserver of freshness

    18
    151
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    IMIN

    8D "Let's do this!"

    18
    86
  23. 23
    OTOH

    2D Texter's "Then again …"

    18
    60
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    ASTI

    93A Italian wine city

    17
    224
  25. 25
    IDS

    117D Fingers

    17
    181
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    LIP

    44A Sass

    17
    136
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    TRAP

    22A Word following bear or honey

    15
    156
  28. 28
    TSKS

    70A Disapproving syllables

    15
    63
  29. 29
    RANT

    121A Carry on

    14
    133
  30. 30
    NUT

    9D Macadamia, for one

    14
    112
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    NOIR

    36D Form of detective fiction

    14
    110
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    UTES

    114D Western Indians

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    149
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    ELBA

    12D Napoleon exile site

    13
    132
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    BIO

    69D Thumbnail, maybe

    13
    123
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    IMAGE

    72A It may be mental

    13
    110
  36. 36
    SLAB

    67A Hunk

    13
    86
  37. 37
    SHED

    88A Get rid of

    12
    115
  38. 38
    EMUS

    19A Down Under runners

    12
    103
  39. 39
    LEIS

    46D Some odoriferous gifts

    12
    82
  40. 40
    DIY

    92A Home improvement initials

    12
    35
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    UPON

    39D Words after check, follow or catch

    11
    129
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    ROTE

    83A Learning method

    11
    114
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    LOCO

    3D Bananas

    11
    91
  44. 44
    RESTS

    26D Pauses while playing

    11
    86
  45. 45
    HORN

    103D Producer of a call to arms

    11
    75
  46. 46
    SPAN

    24D Cross

    10
    132
  47. 47
    TIED

    120A Even

    10
    80
  48. 48
    ITSME

    77A Words that may open doors

    10
    70
  49. 49
    REACT

    95D Display some emotion, perhaps

    10
    67
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    ERATO

    33A Poet's Muse

    9
    174
  51. 51
    PESTO

    74D Sauce traditionally made in a mortar

    9
    86
  52. 52
    FLU

    41D Reason to take a shot

    9
    83
  53. 53
    IONE

    38D Actress Skye

    9
    73
  54. 54
    MOOT

    13D No longer relevant

    9
    68
  55. 55
    PDAS

    48D Smartphone predecessors, for short

    9
    47
  56. 56
    URNS

    54A Some funerary selections

    8
    108
  57. 57
    SANER

    104A More reasonable

    8
    93
  58. 58
    PTAS

    110D School grps.

    8
    87
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    CLAN

    66D Group with a tartan

    8
    86
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    LAME

    14A Uncool

    8
    86
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    SKIN

    111D Hide

    8
    61
  62. 62
    LADS

    1D Striplings

    8
    60
  63. 63
    ECOL

    82D Green sci.

    7
    88
  64. 64
    NOG

    47A Eggy quaff

    7
    87
  65. 65
    HYDE

    53D London park

    7
    69
  66. 66
    LOIN

    122A Tender cut

    7
    69
  67. 67
    SLIM

    59D Not very favorable, as some 84-Down

    7
    69
  68. 68
    IDIG

    75A "That's cool, man"

    7
    52
  69. 69
    ROLO

    21A Caramel-filled candy

    7
    46
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    PODIA

    60A Stands for speakers

    7
    34
  71. 71
    TILT

    85D Infraction at an arcade

    6
    80
  72. 72
    READS

    105A Interprets

    6
    51
  73. 73
    PLOD

    48A Trudge

    6
    46
  74. 74
    PASO

    43A El ___, Tex.

    5
    54
  75. 75
    SLOAN

    34A Memorial ___ Kettering (New York City medical facility)

    5
    37
  76. 76
    ADHD

    68D It may drive one to distraction, in brief

    5
    30
  77. 77
    BAHT

    64D Thai money

    5
    27
  78. 78
    NIGH

    50A Approaching

    5
    27
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    NARNIA

    99D Fantasy realm ruled by King Caspian

    5
    25
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    LTD

    14D Inc., abroad

    4
    99
  81. 81
    OPART

    25D Dizzying gallery works

    4
    82
  82. 82
    THEM

    10A One's opponents

    4
    64
  83. 83
    STYES

    81D Ophthalmology concerns

    4
    47
  84. 84
    NAIAD

    31A Water nymph of Greek myth

    4
    32
  85. 85
    SHIM

    80D Carpenter's spacer

    4
    31
  86. 86
    ISLAND

    32D Treasure or desert follower

    4
    30
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    INSIST

    127A Refuse to budge

    4
    20
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    SCRAM

    94D "Shoo!"

    3
    64
  89. 89
    TIO

    30A Uncle, in Uruguay

    3
    63
  90. 90
    ASLEEP

    73A Out, in a way

    3
    37
  91. 91
    HAGS

    124A Crones

    3
    34
  92. 92
    ENDOR

    33D Ewoks' home moon

    3
    32
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    EPSON

    17D Many a printer

    3
    32
  94. 94
    OPERATE

    29A Do business

    3
    25
  95. 95
    ARETOO

    15D Childish comeback

    3
    24
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    BICEP

    64A Place for a sailor's anchor, informally

    3
    18
  97. 97
    TRUETO

    10D Closely following

    3
    16
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    NODAT

    42A Acknowledge

    3
    12
  99. 99
    HOTROD

    11D Racing vehicle

    3
    10
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    SHOOK

    27A Astonished, informally

    3
    7
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    GREG

    52D Nickname that omits "-ory"

    2
    49
  102. 102
    ELATED

    63A Sent

    2
    32
  103. 103
    LOLITA

    1A Work parodied by Umberto Eco's "Granita"

    2
    30
  104. 104
    DWI

    119D Road recklessness of a sort, for short

    2
    28
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    RAYON

    95A Fiber also known as viscose

    2
    28
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    PREENS

    101D Shows pride in one's appearance, in a way

    2
    20
  107. 107
    SOUTH

    104D Go ___ (fail)

    2
    20
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    EXGI

    113D Vet

    2
    15
  109. 109
    LEADTO

    102D Result in

    2
    13
  110. 110
    FOSSIL

    41A It may be petrified

    2
    11
  111. 111
    ONELEG

    100D Feature of Anthony Robles, a 2011 N.C.A.A. national champion wrestler

    2
    10
  112. 112
    MARIAN

    16D Maid of Sherwood Forest

    2
    4
  113. 113
    HEADLESSHORSEMAN

    79A _NIGHT

    2
    2
  114. 114
    OPEL

    61D Car with a stylized lightning bolt logo

    1
    76
  115. 115
    AFR

    6D Home to more than 1,500 languages: Abbr.

    1
    37
  116. 116
    ATPEACE

    108A Calm

    1
    16
  117. 117
    SNAPON

    78D Attach with a click

    1
    15
  118. 118
    GONGS

    106A Suspended musical instruments

    1
    14
  119. 119
    CADGE

    40D Bum

    1
    11
  120. 120
    LIONTAMER

    35D Job that may involve jumping through hoops

    1
    10
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    INTONES

    4D Chants

    1
    9
  122. 122
    VALISE

    57D Travel bag

    1
    9
  123. 123
    ATONOF

    18A Untold

    1
    8
  124. 124
    LILKIM

    49D Female rapper with a longtime feud with Foxy Brown

    1
    5
  125. 125
    SEWEDON

    7D Affixed, as a patch

    1
    5
  126. 126
    NYGIANT

    96D Member of the N.F.L.'s "Big Blue," in brief

    1
    4
  127. 127
    SPEEDDATE

    55D Chemistry test?

    1
    3
  128. 128
    DOCTORSWITHOUTBORDERS

    23A _ATSO_ and _EKYL_

    1
    2
  129. 129
    NEVERENDINGSTORY

    56A SAG_

    1
    2
  130. 130
    TUNGSTEN

    91D Element used in bulb filaments

    1
    2
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    DESEEDS debut

    98D Prepares to puree, perhaps, as papayas

    1
    1
  132. 132
    GREATDEAL debut

    76D Steal

    1
    1
  133. 133
    NEEDSNOINTRODUCTION debut

    36A _RAVES

    1
    1
  134. 134
    NOTCOMPLETELYHONEST debut

    99A FRAN_

    1
    1
  135. 135
    PUDDLE debut

    97A Toddler's jumping spot on a rainy day

    1
    1
  136. 136
    SEEUP debut

    112A Escort to a penthouse, say

    1
    1
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    SHORTAGES debut

    20D Consequences of supply chain problems

    1
    1
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    TOOKADIP debut

    5D Briefly swam

    1
    1
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    UNLIMITEDTALKANDTEXTS debut

    116A _IALO_

    1
    1
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    WEDGES debut

    123A Pie portions, shapewise

    1
    1