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Monday · 78 answers · 5 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ATE

    37D Broke bread

    76
    598
  2. 2
    ERIE

    61A DeWitt Clinton's canal

    48
    510
  3. 3
    ALOE

    53D Burn balm

    46
    497
  4. 4
    ELSE

    68A "What ___ can I say?"

    43
    440
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    ORAL

    57D Mouth-to-mouth

    42
    367
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    EASE

    15A Deftness

    40
    334
  7. 7
    ACRE

    37A Estate division

    38
    328
  8. 8
    ETAL

    11D Abbr. at the end of a list

    32
    327
  9. 9
    ISLE

    23A Any of the Antilles

    31
    316
  10. 10
    ATTA

    14A "___ girl!"

    28
    156
  11. 11
    STIR

    3D Swizzle

    27
    292
  12. 12
    KNEE

    59D On bended ___

    24
    264
  13. 13
    ATT

    31A Lawyer: Abbr.

    23
    161
  14. 14
    ESS

    45A Slalom curve

    22
    413
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    IRAN

    62A Persia, today

    22
    276
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    DEN

    24A Scouting unit

    22
    260
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    TRIO

    56D Tom, Dick and Harry, e.g.

    21
    204
  18. 18
    ASIS

    18A Garage sale warning

    21
    183
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    TRY

    13D Sample

    19
    181
  20. 20
    SENSE

    66A Pick up on

    19
    180
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    UTAH

    2D Four Corners state

    17
    238
  22. 22
    HON

    40D Sweetie

    15
    121
  23. 23
    HOP

    43A Triple jump feature

    15
    102
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    HANOI

    4D Vietnam's capital

    14
    120
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    ISIT

    7D See 51-Across

    14
    72
  26. 26
    CBS

    60D "60 Minutes" network

    13
    123
  27. 27
    ATTIC

    41D Room at the top

    13
    108
  28. 28
    FOR

    50A The "F" in F.Y.I.

    13
    103
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    REIN

    54D Bridle strap

    12
    147
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    TOSS

    67A Easy throw

    12
    139
  31. 31
    GEM

    35D Turquoise or topaz

    12
    119
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    ADEPT

    29D Skillful

    12
    88
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    CARE

    65A Diligence

    10
    87
  34. 34
    TEEM

    42A Abound

    9
    104
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    ITALY

    19A Little ___ (part of the Big Apple)

    9
    75
  36. 36
    MESH

    8D Intertwine

    8
    115
  37. 37
    TEENS

    44A High schoolers

    8
    86
  38. 38
    LOW

    30D Depressed

    8
    72
  39. 39
    THIS

    51A With 7-Down, statement at a do-or-die moment

    8
    68
  40. 40
    TERSE

    33D To the point

    7
    142
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    RAPT

    1D Awestruck

    7
    90
  42. 42
    ANDES

    27D Peruvian peaks

    6
    76
  43. 43
    CLEAR

    60A Remove dishes from

    6
    68
  44. 44
    USHER

    21D Wedding worker

    6
    67
  45. 45
    EDDIE

    22D Jockey Arcaro

    6
    61
  46. 46
    DOI

    36A "___ dare to eat a peach?": Eliot

    6
    48
  47. 47
    FDA

    25A Pharmaceutical watchdog grp.

    5
    97
  48. 48
    ACHED

    31D Hankered (for)

    5
    54
  49. 49
    CARS

    58D Mercury and Saturn, for instance

    5
    49
  50. 50
    LATIN

    10D Mr. Chips's class in "Goodbye, Mr. Chips"

    5
    48
  51. 51
    BRIM

    5A Hat's edge

    5
    42
  52. 52
    DDE

    49A H.S.T.'s successor

    4
    86
  53. 53
    PAIN

    17A Hurt

    4
    60
  54. 54
    ETHICS

    47D High standards

    4
    30
  55. 55
    RUSH

    1A Send overnight, for example

    3
    31
  56. 56
    SLICE

    52D Bread serving

    3
    26
  57. 57
    DUNES

    26D Desert features

    3
    19
  58. 58
    TREND

    32D The way things are going

    2
    60
  59. 59
    BEAGLE

    5D Snoopy, for one

    2
    17
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    CLEFT debut

    9A Chin indentation

    2
    17
  61. 61
    BOILS

    63A Cooks in a caldron

    2
    12
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    RATER

    16A Consumer Reports employee, e.g.

    1
    29
  63. 63
    FELL

    12D Collapsed

    1
    27
  64. 64
    THORN

    39D Rose feature

    1
    27
  65. 65
    DEPT

    55D Part of U.S.D.A.: Abbr.

    1
    21
  66. 66
    COURSE

    46D English Lit, e.g.

    1
    12
  67. 67
    CONTEST

    46A "25 words or less" event

    1
    11
  68. 68
    HERALDS

    28A Announces with fanfare

    1
    9
  69. 69
    CRIMES

    9D Woody Allen's "___ and Misdemeanors"

    1
    8
  70. 70
    LUNGE

    34A Fencing move

    0
    23
  71. 71
    PICT

    64A Ancient Briton

    0
    21
  72. 72
    FOALS debut

    50D Mares' young

    0
    12
  73. 73
    SHEETS debut

    48D Bed covers

    0
    12
  74. 74
    RASHER

    6D Bacon serving

    0
    9
  75. 75
    FLUTE

    25D "Peter and the Wolf" bird

    0
    8
  76. 76
    UNDERTHEWEATHER

    38A Sick

    0
    6
  77. 77
    AROUNDTHECLOCK debut

    53A Ceaselessly

    0
    3
  78. 78
    THROUGHTHEMILL debut

    20A Undergoing severe trials

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    1