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
   OREO

   34D Treat with milk

   45
   408
3. 2
   ODOR

   22D Sure target

   39
   344
4. 3
   ETNA

   31D Peak near Paterno

   36
   334
5. 4
   NESS

   35D Stack part

   23
   202
6. 5
   EARL

   4D Lady's man

   19
   195
7. 6
   TIER

   6D Piece of cake?

   17
   179
8. 7
   ULTRA

   41D Sound beginning?

   14
   92
9. 8
   AROMA

   11D Pervasive quality

   11
   191
10. 9
    AILS

    25D Troubles

    11
    104
11. 10
    SPAR

    3D Wrangle

    10
    188
12. 11
    NAIL

    32D Clip-and-file item

    10
    90
13. 12
    PALE

    49D Blanch

    10
    81
14. 13
    HIM

    18D "It Must Be ___"

    10
    62
15. 14
    BALE

    1D Make a bundle

    8
    84
16. 15
    BEET

    26D Shade of red

    7
    83
17. 16
    SONS

    51D Offspring

    7
    78
18. 17
    GLUE

    23D Bond, but not James Bond

    7
    48
19. 18
    ALEX

    47D One of the sisters in "Sisters"

    6
    125
20. 19
    SING

    33D Community event

    6
    55
21. 20
    CABS

    24D They're called on account of rain

    5
    53
22. 21
    MASTS

    14D Standard bearers

    5
    51
23. 22
    LAPEL

    12D Place for a pin

    4
    51
24. 23
    ONEND

    13D Incessantly

    3
    75
25. 24
    SCAMP

    39D No-goodnik

    3
    39
26. 25
    BLINI

    42D Buckwheat pancakes

    3
    34
27. 26
    SHALOM

    9A Hello and goodbye

    3
    17
28. 27
    UNIS

    50D French part of the U.S.A.

    2
    27
29. 28
    HIRER

    10D Engaging individual

    2
    20
30. 29
    ELHI

    29D Precollege

    1
    86
31. 30
    LADD

    21D "The Carpetbaggers" co-star, 1964

    1
    46
32. 31
    EEEE

    52D A really big shoe

    1
    15
33. 32
    VIED

    30D Fought

    1
    15
34. 33
    NOCAL

    40D Suitable for extreme dieters

    1
    13
35. 34
    LOGCABIN debut

    21A Humble beginning

    1
    7
36. 35
    MARNIE

    55A 1964 Hitchcock thriller

    1
    6
37. 36
    SSRS

    53D C.I.S. members, once

    0
    75
38. 37
    STERE

    9D About 1.3 cubic yards

    0
    45
39. 38
    ISSO debut

    27D "And what ___ rare as..."

    0
    23
40. 39
    EMERALDS

    20A Some hummingbirds

    0
    19
41. 40
    ALPACINO

    15A "Heat" star, 1995

    0
    16
42. 41
    ILEA

    2D Intestinal parts

    0
    16
43. 42
    OGEES debut

    44D Architectural moldings

    0
    14
44. 43
    TIRANA

    16A European capital

    0
    13
45. 44
    CCNY

    5D Only same-year N.C.A.A. and N.I.T. tourney winner (1950)

    0
    8
46. 45
    RECLINER

    56A Channel surfer's locale, maybe

    0
    6
47. 46
    ROTTENTOTHECORE

    8D Despicable

    0
    5
48. 47
    SEV debut

    45D Unspecified no.

    0
    5
49. 48
    DRESSTOTHENINES

    37A Get all gussied up

    0
    4
50. 49
    ONDE debut

    7D French wave

    0
    4
51. 50
    PLAINS debut

    57A ___ Indian

    0
    4
52. 51
    ACTIVEVOLCANOES

    54A They're likely to come to blows

    0
    3
53. 52
    ADLAIESTEVENSON debut

    28A Vice President under Grover Cleveland

    0
    3
54. 53
    DOUBLESOLITAIRE debut

    36A Extended patience, perhaps

    0
    3
55. 54
    EARLYRETIREMENT debut

    19A Result of a buyout, perhaps

    0
    3
56. 55
    NEVIN

    43D "Mighty Lak' a Rose" composer

    0
    3
57. 56
    EXCESSES debut

    58A Superfluities

    0
    2
58. 57
    MCCC debut

    48D Year in the reign of Edward I

    0
    2
59. 58
    SNUBNOSE debut

    39A Revolver feature, perhaps

    0
    2
60. 59
    BISECTOR debut

    1A It'll give you an even split

    0
    1
61. 60
    COLLEGECAMPUSES debut

    46A Academic settings

    0
    1
62. 61
    HIDALGOS debut

    38A Lesser Spanish noblemen

    0
    1
63. 62
    LEARNEDTHEROPES debut

    17A Was taught how to do something

    0
    1