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Tuesday · 76 answers · 14 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ERA

    7D Victorian, for one

    97
    791
  2. 2
    ODE

    32D "Intimations of Immortality," e.g.

    58
    523
  3. 3
    ARE

    11A "___ you kidding?"

    56
    533
  4. 4
    OLE

    21A Yucatán "yay!"

    54
    525
  5. 5
    OMNI

    25D Prefix with science

    31
    218
  6. 6
    ESE

    56D WNW's reverse

    26
    386
  7. 7
    TIS

    44A Opposite of 'tain't

    24
    222
  8. 8
    SAP

    40A Easy mark

    24
    194
  9. 9
    OER

    51A "___ the fields we go..."

    22
    248
  10. 10
    SEMI

    45A 18-wheeler

    22
    178
  11. 11
    ALIT

    52A Reached terra firma

    21
    220
  12. 12
    GEE

    62A "Turn right"

    20
    200
  13. 13
    BRO

    15A Sib for a sis

    18
    147
  14. 14
    HOT

    10D Very popular

    18
    134
  15. 15
    PIE

    42D Cobbler

    17
    183
  16. 16
    PAN

    30A Part of a dehumidifier

    17
    125
  17. 17
    RON

    16A Dellums or Howard

    16
    169
  18. 18
    DES

    57D ___ Moines

    16
    154
  19. 19
    UGH

    8A "That's disgusting!"

    16
    128
  20. 20
    NON

    58A "Smoking or ___?"

    13
    143
  21. 21
    GAP

    23D Interstice

    13
    131
  22. 22
    NONO

    31A Forbidden fruit

    13
    116
  23. 23
    GOT

    33D Understood

    11
    89
  24. 24
    ENS

    61A Nav. rank

    10
    270
  25. 25
    MIT

    55D Cambridge sch.

    9
    84
  26. 26
    ICY

    59A Real cold

    9
    81
  27. 27
    NAOMI

    48D Grammy winner Judd

    7
    98
  28. 28
    CUD

    19A Something to chew

    7
    42
  29. 29
    AMS

    41D Some radios

    6
    86
  30. 30
    NUTS

    39A Wacko

    6
    56
  31. 31
    CUTE

    50A Buttonlike?

    6
    41
  32. 32
    NINTH

    31D Beethoven's "Choral" Symphony, with "the"

    5
    23
  33. 33
    NRA

    2D Second Amendment lobby, for short

    4
    262
  34. 34
    MTS

    28A The Sierras, e.g.: Abbr.

    4
    57
  35. 35
    WIG

    54D Rug on the noggin

    4
    53
  36. 36
    CATO

    22A "Elder" or "Younger" Roman

    4
    46
  37. 37
    ALUMS

    49D Grads

    4
    25
  38. 38
    GUST

    35D Burst of wind

    4
    23
  39. 39
    VOICE

    47D Alto or tenor

    4
    20
  40. 40
    IMA

    24D "Hallelujah, ___ Bum" (1928 hit)

    3
    85
  41. 41
    EFT

    1D Newt

    3
    73
  42. 42
    TIEDYE

    44D Color fabric

    2
    25
  43. 43
    ENDORSE

    13D Add one's support to

    2
    21
  44. 44
    SMITES

    45D Hits, old-style

    2
    10
  45. 45
    ETO

    53A W.W. II zone

    1
    140
  46. 46
    HASTE

    34D Too big a hurry

    1
    61
  47. 47
    OCTANE

    36A Numbered gas rating

    1
    35
  48. 48
    DECI

    20A Prefix with liter

    1
    31
  49. 49
    BREST

    43A French port

    1
    20
  50. 50
    OBSCENE

    36D Bluer than blue

    1
    17
  51. 51
    ARCADES

    11D Skee-Ball and Pac-Man centers

    1
    15
  52. 52
    SEETHRU debut

    40D Transparent, modern-style

    1
    9
  53. 53
    UBOLTS debut

    8D Heavy steel holders

    1
    7
  54. 54
    CROUTON debut

    37D Caesar salad topper

    1
    6
  55. 55
    FRAILER

    14A Not as robust

    1
    5
  56. 56
    TISSUES

    63A Purse items

    1
    5
  57. 57
    ALECS

    5D Smart ___ (wisecrackers)

    0
    25
  58. 58
    CABOT

    22D Henry ___ Lodge

    0
    22
  59. 59
    ECRUS

    26D Tan colors

    0
    17
  60. 60
    GRUEL

    9D Dish for Oliver Twist

    0
    16
  61. 61
    CBERS

    29A Good buddies on the road

    0
    10
  62. 62
    AMOY

    27A Treaty of Nanking port

    0
    8
  63. 63
    GROSSE

    33A ___ Pointe, Mich.

    0
    8
  64. 64
    IMMERSE

    60A Dunk

    0
    7
  65. 65
    ENCLAVE

    1A Vatican City, to Rome, e.g.

    0
    6
  66. 66
    ROUTERS debut

    12D Hollowing tools

    0
    5
  67. 67
    LIKELY debut

    4D Probable

    0
    4
  68. 68
    TEUTONS debut

    38D Old Germans

    0
    4
  69. 69
    VEDIC debut

    6D Of Hindu scripture

    0
    4
  70. 70
    GIRLSCOUTLEADER debut

    23A Juliette Gordon Low, notably

    0
    3
  71. 71
    HIDINGOUT debut

    34A Theme of this puzzle, seen seven times in the grid

    0
    2
  72. 72
    BOUTONNIERE debut

    18D Lapel adornment

    0
    1
  73. 73
    CALDRON debut

    3D Where witches brew

    0
    1
  74. 74
    SOUTHVIETNAMESE debut

    46A From Ho Chi Minh City

    0
    1
  75. 75
    TALKEDABOUT debut

    17A Discussed

    0
    1
  76. 76
    WIDEMOUTHED debut

    54A Astonished

    0
    1