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Tuesday · 78 answers · 9 debuts

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

  1. 1
    IRE

    12D Miff

    52
    498
  2. 2
    AGO

    28D Long ___

    39
    291
  3. 3
    ERS

    40D Hesitant sounds

    33
    284
  4. 4
    NTH

    22D To the ___ degree

    30
    251
  5. 5
    ONES

    19A Components of elevens

    28
    295
  6. 6
    OIL

    39D Van Gogh's "Irises," e.g.

    27
    282
  7. 7
    ETE

    23A Berlioz's "Les nuits d'___"

    24
    320
  8. 8
    SRO

    29D Full house sign

    24
    251
  9. 9
    EDGE

    31A Brink

    21
    293
  10. 10
    ROME

    14A Where the Vatican is

    19
    111
  11. 11
    HOT

    57D Steamy

    18
    134
  12. 12
    ERG

    40A Work unit

    17
    175
  13. 13
    SKY

    27D Heaven

    17
    129
  14. 14
    EGRET

    31D White heron

    17
    111
  15. 15
    ORO

    33A Conquistador's haul

    16
    231
  16. 16
    AGED

    1A Like fine wine

    16
    148
  17. 17
    ATRIA

    51D Courtyards

    15
    139
  18. 18
    AROSE

    1D Stood

    14
    154
  19. 19
    BAA

    50A Sheepish reply

    13
    167
  20. 20
    ASIAN

    52D Kind of flu

    13
    137
  21. 21
    KEY

    34A E or G, e.g.

    13
    123
  22. 22
    OLA

    58D Ending with schnozz

    12
    175
  23. 23
    REESE

    49D Singer Della

    12
    153
  24. 24
    SNIP

    10A Impertinent one

    12
    133
  25. 25
    AILS

    28A Isn't feeling good

    11
    104
  26. 26
    DEAN

    66A Campus figure

    10
    121
  27. 27
    OLEO

    61A Nondairy topping

    9
    264
  28. 28
    ONSET

    62A Get-go

    9
    141
  29. 29
    USS

    41A Start of many naval vessel names

    8
    110
  30. 30
    TASK

    64A Something to do

    8
    66
  31. 31
    REPS

    49A Salespeople, informally

    7
    89
  32. 32
    AVIA

    63A Former sneaker brand

    7
    66
  33. 33
    YUM debut

    36D "Tasty!"

    7
    38
  34. 34
    TSE

    37D Mao ___-tung

    6
    228
  35. 35
    EMILE

    3D Classic Rousseau novel

    6
    85
  36. 36
    LORI

    16A Actress Petty

    6
    68
  37. 37
    AMENS

    5A Revival shouts

    6
    57
  38. 38
    MEDIA

    15A Newspapers, TV, etc.

    6
    46
  39. 39
    AMSTEL debut

    5D Popular brew from Holland

    6
    29
  40. 40
    COS

    30D Beloved comic's nickname

    5
    100
  41. 41
    LIEGE

    59A Vassal

    5
    49
  42. 42
    PIS

    13D Detectives, for short

    5
    41
  43. 43
    ASU

    45D Tempe sch.

    4
    83
  44. 44
    EDICT

    7D Proclamation

    4
    53
  45. 45
    FINE

    55D Better than good

    4
    53
  46. 46
    STIES

    48A Farm mudholes

    4
    52
  47. 47
    OWS

    33D Cries of pain

    4
    51
  48. 48
    HURL

    46A Throw hard

    4
    46
  49. 49
    NICK

    8D Shaving cut

    4
    30
  50. 50
    HOHO

    57A Deep laugh

    3
    40
  51. 51
    WEEDS

    65A Uproots?

    3
    28
  52. 52
    FLOW

    54D Move like lava

    3
    23
  53. 53
    BRAVE

    50D Intrepid

    3
    20
  54. 54
    GOTIT

    2D "I understand!"

    3
    20
  55. 55
    HEDGED

    46D Didn't give a definite answer

    3
    11
  56. 56
    TAMPS debut

    25A Packs down

    3
    8
  57. 57
    AIRY

    42A Subject to breezes

    2
    59
  58. 58
    PENT

    24A Contained, with "up"

    2
    51
  59. 59
    HARSH

    38D Draconian

    2
    50
  60. 60
    POESY

    26D Where "e'en" is seen

    2
    24
  61. 61
    UPSETS

    47D Unexpected wins

    2
    17
  62. 62
    OTIC

    17A Suffix with psych- or neur-

    1
    67
  63. 63
    HARI

    60A Mata ___

    1
    58
  64. 64
    SAKI

    9D Noted short-story writer

    1
    45
  65. 65
    DECK

    4D Clobber

    1
    38
  66. 66
    SPIED

    21D Used binoculars, maybe

    1
    18
  67. 67
    MELONS

    6D Cantaloupes

    1
    13
  68. 68
    SLICK

    18A Like a snake-oil salesman

    1
    11
  69. 69
    IHAD

    56D "___ the Craziest Dream" (1942 song)

    0
    18
  70. 70
    SLOGAN

    10D "Just say no," for instance

    0
    12
  71. 71
    RETOOK

    44D Shot again, as a photo

    0
    7
  72. 72
    REFRAME debut

    43A Phrase in a new way, as a question

    0
    4
  73. 73
    SCHNOOK debut

    29A Dolt

    0
    4
  74. 74
    DOGFISHES debut

    32D Small sharks

    0
    2
  75. 75
    GOODYTWOSHOES debut

    35A Self-righteously virtuous types

    0
    2
  76. 76
    NONSMOKER debut

    11D Favorable life insurance category

    0
    2
  77. 77
    SILKSTOCKINGS

    20A Aristocratic types

    0
    2
  78. 78
    STUFFEDSHIRTS debut

    53A Pompous types

    0
    2