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

1. AnswerLast 3 yearsAll time
2. 1
   SEE

   36D Date

   44
   430
3. 2
   NEE

   21D Social register word

   29
   407
4. 3
   ESE

   26D Linguistic suffix

   26
   386
5. 4
   ONTO

   59A Wise about

   26
   244
6. 5
   ORES

   54D Boxcar cargoes

   24
   244
7. 6
   DRE

   58D Dr. of rap

   22
   175
8. 7
   EMT

   35D Ambulance driver: Abbr.

   21
   188
9. 8
   ANON

   37D Quotation notation

   20
   275
10. 9
    SAN

    38A José or Juan, e.g.

    19
    182
11. 10
    DESI

    22A TV's Ricky

    18
    139
12. 11
    DEL

    55A One of the 13 colonies: Abbr.

    18
    128
13. 12
    AID

    32A Succor

    15
    167
14. 13
    TRAP

    18A Gin

    15
    156
15. 14
    AUTO

    16A Self starter

    13
    165
16. 15
    SHOE

    52D Last wrapper

    11
    125
17. 16
    ENS

    4D Minnesota twins

    10
    270
18. 17
    NEST

    11A Tree house

    10
    242
19. 18
    NERF

    47A ___ball (popular toy)

    10
    68
20. 19
    ILOSE debut

    9D Coin flip outcome, in a saying

    7
    38
21. 20
    RELIT

    49D Kindled anew

    5
    48
22. 21
    ASI

    27D "___said..."

    4
    130
23. 22
    IND

    19A Pol. affiliation

    4
    99
24. 23
    MEARA

    25A Half of a famous comic duo

    4
    53
25. 24
    FIST

    6D Puncher

    4
    36
26. 25
    AVIS

    5D Alamo rival

    3
    96
27. 26
    FATE

    7D Oracle's reading

    3
    67
28. 27
    IMAN

    23D "___Old Cowhand"

    3
    55
29. 28
    PROF

    56A Head of the class

    3
    39
30. 29
    ORONO

    46D Maine town

    2
    94
31. 30
    ISE

    42D Real London ending

    2
    64
32. 31
    EDEMA

    48D Tomato blight

    2
    33
33. 32
    IMMENSE

    39A Humongous

    2
    11
34. 33
    DENISE

    29A Nicholas of "Room 222"

    2
    7
35. 34
    VENDS debut

    3D Sells

    2
    7
36. 35
    NEER

    61A Opposite of alway

    1
    100
37. 36
    HMS

    34D Pinafore, e.g.

    1
    46
38. 37
    OSTEO

    44A Medical specialist's prefix

    1
    46
39. 38
    LUCID

    1D Clear of thought

    1
    12
40. 39
    NICKEL

    43D Place for Jefferson

    1
    11
41. 40
    TIESIN debut

    40A Connects (with)

    1
    9
42. 41
    ABRASION debut

    45A It's been rubbed the wrong way

    1
    4
43. 42
    SATFOR debut

    41D Tolerated

    1
    4
44. 43
    RIN

    28D Oysters___season

    0
    61
45. 44
    TEDS

    53D Guitarist Nugent et al.

    0
    45
46. 45
    ONONE debut

    2D Two-___(court situation)

    0
    16
47. 46
    NATHAN

    11D Actor Lane

    0
    12
48. 47
    CLASSIC

    30A For all times

    0
    11
49. 48
    TOPSEED debut

    14D #1 at Wimbledon

    0
    5
50. 49
    REFOLD debut

    10D Fix, as a napkin

    0
    3
51. 50
    FLICS debut

    50D Police officers, in slang

    0
    2
52. 51
    KOSHERDELI debut

    57A New York eatery

    0
    2
53. 52
    LINERNOTE debut

    31D Record writing

    0
    2
54. 53
    MONTECRISTO debut

    51A Count's place

    0
    2
55. 54
    STATESIDE debut

    13D Home, to Yanks

    0
    2
56. 55
    ABSTRACTIONISTS debut

    8D Pollock and Kline, e.g.

    0
    1
57. 56
    CLAIBORNE debut

    30D Brussels-born fashion designer

    0
    1
58. 57
    CONSISTSOF debut

    17A Comprises

    0
    1
59. 58
    ENTODERMIC debut

    60A Of an embryonic layer

    0
    1
60. 59
    EURASIANS debut

    12D Continental hybrids

    0
    1
61. 60
    LINEINTHESAND debut

    33A Desert dare

    0
    1
62. 61
    LOSESSEATS debut

    62A Does poorly in Congressional election

    0
    1
63. 62
    LOVEAFFAIR debut

    1A Subject of "The Bridges of Madison County"

    0
    1
64. 63
    RELEASEE debut

    24A Freed hostage

    0
    1
65. 64
    STAMPON debut

    38D Affix, as a date

    0
    1
66. 65
    STETSONHATS debut

    20A Big tops

    0
    1
67. 66
    UNENVIABLE debut

    15A Not to be wished for

    0
    1