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Thursday · 74 answers · 9 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ELSE

    54D Other

    43
    440
  2. 2
    LEE

    25A One of Broadway's Shuberts

    40
    360
  3. 3
    ASIA

    61A Source of much West Coast trade

    38
    350
  4. 4
    ESSO

    55D Bygone U.S. gas brand

    30
    276
  5. 5
    SARI

    53D Rani's wear

    23
    191
  6. 6
    NANA

    28D Zola's streetwalker

    19
    142
  7. 7
    SEEP

    65A Ooze

    18
    128
  8. 8
    HAD

    59D Snookered

    18
    114
  9. 9
    INANE

    48D Cockeyed

    16
    192
  10. 10
    CEDE

    39D Relinquish

    14
    152
  11. 11
    SCAT

    38D Do "T'aint What You Do," maybe

    14
    141
  12. 12
    ALPO

    5A "Generations of healthy, happy pets" brand

    13
    138
  13. 13
    RSVP

    51D Letters to answer?

    13
    85
  14. 14
    POEM

    7D Fancy foot work?

    13
    81
  15. 15
    SOU

    45A Measly amount

    11
    87
  16. 16
    SALAD

    45D "Rabbit food"

    10
    101
  17. 17
    LIN

    6D China's ___ Yutang

    10
    90
  18. 18
    TIED

    19D Bound

    10
    80
  19. 19
    MOTTO

    3D Words on a family shield

    10
    51
  20. 20
    BONO

    43D One-named rock singer

    9
    66
  21. 21
    MAUI

    12D So-called "Valley Isle"

    8
    52
  22. 22
    IWIN

    35D Gleeful cry after a coin flip

    7
    42
  23. 23
    BENT

    23D Flair

    6
    68
  24. 24
    THIN

    42A Dilute

    6
    61
  25. 25
    UHUH

    33D "Nah!"

    6
    57
  26. 26
    ZION

    15A ___ National Park, Utah

    6
    41
  27. 27
    SANTA

    36A One making overnight deliveries

    5
    119
  28. 28
    LEON

    14A Old Spanish kingdom

    5
    101
  29. 29
    AHME

    1A Words said with a sigh

    5
    55
  30. 30
    ONSALE

    8D Discounted

    5
    51
  31. 31
    MAYO

    31D Deli spread

    4
    55
  32. 32
    LUNAR

    16A Like some cycles

    4
    43
  33. 33
    ENERO

    4D Vacation time in Buenos Aires

    3
    137
  34. 34
    ASTRA

    20A "Ad ___ per Aspera" (Kansas maxim)

    3
    45
  35. 35
    HEIST

    2D Bank job

    3
    38
  36. 36
    CLONE

    9D Repeat oneself, in a way

    3
    33
  37. 37
    SENSATE

    36D Feeling

    3
    23
  38. 38
    ESTOP

    50D Prevent, legally

    2
    64
  39. 39
    MEESE

    27D U.S. Attorney General, 1985-88

    2
    49
  40. 40
    NOAM

    28A Linguist Chomsky

    2
    39
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    VERSA

    60A Vice follow-up

    2
    22
  42. 42
    CLIMB

    9A Advance oneself

    2
    20
  43. 43
    DEBI

    34D Figure skater Thomas

    2
    20
  44. 44
    TUBES

    47D Down the ___ (ruined)

    2
    18
  45. 45
    AUDIENCE debut

    32A Clappers

    2
    5
  46. 46
    ONER

    29D Humdinger

    1
    95
  47. 47
    INGA

    11D Actress Swenson

    1
    69
  48. 48
    ACCT

    32D Part of I.R.A.: Abbr.

    1
    59
  49. 49
    ENZO

    62A Laura's lover in "La Giocanda"

    1
    27
  50. 50
    TUNAS

    56A Skipjacks and bluefins

    1
    18
  51. 51
    RUNWAY

    44D Model's beat

    1
    12
  52. 52
    CUBIT debut

    40A Biblical measure

    1
    11
  53. 53
    TEATIME

    46A When to gather for crumpets

    1
    11
  54. 54
    YECH debut

    24D "Ugh!"

    1
    7
  55. 55
    AZO

    5D Kind of dye

    0
    43
  56. 56
    ATRI

    30D Abruzzi bell town

    0
    31
  57. 57
    MAIZE

    49D Pale yellow

    0
    30
  58. 58
    DEEMED

    26A Considered

    0
    19
  59. 59
    PRIED

    63A Forced (apart)

    0
    19
  60. 60
    OWER

    52D One with creditors

    0
    17
  61. 61
    SCENARIO

    41A Game plan

    0
    13
  62. 62
    ROSEANNE

    51A Top-rated TV show of 1989-90

    0
    12
  63. 63
    LUNT

    10D Fontanne's dramatic partner

    0
    10
  64. 64
    SADDEST

    18D Most pathetic

    0
    10
  65. 65
    BREADS

    43A Covers with crumbs

    0
    7
  66. 66
    BREN debut

    13D Clip-fed submachine gun

    0
    7
  67. 67
    YOUD

    64A "___ better believe it!"

    0
    7
  68. 68
    TIU

    58D Old Teutonic war god

    0
    5
  69. 69
    CHEWSTHESCENERY

    37A Indulges in histrionics

    0
    3
  70. 70
    STOODBY debut

    22A Defended

    0
    3
  71. 71
    ALBAS debut

    1D Troubadours' dawn serenades

    0
    2
  72. 72
    MAINTAIN debut

    21A Hold

    0
    2
  73. 73
    SWALLOWSTHEBAIT debut

    57A Is gullible

    0
    2
  74. 74
    BITESONESTONGUE debut

    17A Refrains from an indiscreet remark

    0
    1