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Tuesday · 78 answers · 11 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ALI

    3D "Aladdin" prince

    49
    518
  2. 2
    ALOE

    61A Balm ingredient

    46
    497
  3. 3
    TIE

    21A Trash bag accessory

    34
    284
  4. 4
    AIR

    29D Gas station offering

    33
    304
  5. 5
    STAR

    43A Milky Way unit

    31
    316
  6. 6
    OED

    58A Brit. lexicon

    22
    141
  7. 7
    ALIT

    7D Came to rest

    21
    220
  8. 8
    CIA

    65D Cloak-and-dagger org.

    19
    206
  9. 9
    TEST

    70A Audition

    19
    181
  10. 10
    KEN

    66D Barbie's doll

    18
    144
  11. 11
    ASIAN

    24D Kind of flu

    13
    137
  12. 12
    OMAR

    1A Poet Khayyám

    12
    252
  13. 13
    EACH

    39A A throw

    11
    130
  14. 14
    ENID

    19A Geraint's lady

    10
    232
  15. 15
    YEAR

    30D Wine taster's concern

    10
    126
  16. 16
    SALAD

    15A Place for croutons

    10
    101
  17. 17
    LEN

    42D Football Hall-of-Famer Dawson

    9
    170
  18. 18
    OPIE

    69A Aunt Bee's boy

    9
    150
  19. 19
    SPAT

    10A Went for the cuspidor

    9
    134
  20. 20
    RAS

    20A ___ Tafari (Haile Selassie)

    8
    84
  21. 21
    RIPS

    67A Laces (into)

    8
    48
  22. 22
    MIR

    2D Aging orbiter

    7
    140
  23. 23
    OFF

    1D Wide of the mark

    7
    72
  24. 24
    CAMEO

    23D Small role for a big star

    7
    50
  25. 25
    WEAN

    72A Withdraw gradually

    7
    42
  26. 26
    PISA

    22A City on the Arno

    6
    86
  27. 27
    NINES

    56A Good gymnastic scores

    5
    48
  28. 28
    FILE

    14A F.B.I. info

    5
    41
  29. 29
    SALTS

    71A Preserves, as pork

    5
    41
  30. 30
    RET

    63D Not active: Abbr.

    4
    114
  31. 31
    HIE

    60A Move it

    4
    112
  32. 32
    OPE

    64D Unlock, in verse

    4
    92
  33. 33
    YIELD

    34A Triangular road sign

    4
    46
  34. 34
    ROPES

    46A Trainees learn these

    4
    28
  35. 35
    ONKEY

    44A Neither sharp nor flat

    4
    25
  36. 36
    TRA

    48A Singing syllable

    3
    187
  37. 37
    CAPO

    16A Mafia bigwig

    3
    64
  38. 38
    HAW

    6D End of a bray

    3
    62
  39. 39
    SONIC

    47D Like some booms

    3
    58
  40. 40
    HMOS

    60D Med. care grps.

    3
    52
  41. 41
    MIO

    33A "O Sole ___"

    3
    48
  42. 42
    ALLIE

    54D Kate's TV partner

    3
    47
  43. 43
    TODAY

    13D NBC debut of 1/14/52

    3
    38
  44. 44
    MAGIC

    8D Hoodoo

    3
    37
  45. 45
    DUPE

    35D Trick

    3
    36
  46. 46
    SHAME

    5A "Naughty you!"

    3
    36
  47. 47
    TAMP

    49A Pack down

    3
    32
  48. 48
    MARGE

    37D Blue-haired Simpson

    3
    16
  49. 49
    SSTS

    5D Air France fleet members

    2
    184
  50. 50
    YMA

    45D Singer Sumac

    2
    71
  51. 51
    EDSELS

    9D Detroit duds

    2
    45
  52. 52
    HEART

    53D Coward's lack

    2
    45
  53. 53
    SLOOP

    31D Single-master

    2
    30
  54. 54
    REGRET

    4D "That I have but one life to lose for my country," to Hale

    2
    17
  55. 55
    RAOUL

    41A "Eating ___" (1982 black comedy)

    2
    15
  56. 56
    HARRY debut

    18D He followed Franklin

    2
    10
  57. 57
    ELOI

    57A "The Time Machine" people

    1
    111
  58. 58
    ALARMCLOCK debut

    62A Feature of some radios

    1
    6
  59. 59
    HARVARD

    53A Crimson

    1
    5
  60. 60
    SCEPTERS debut

    10D Regalia items

    1
    4
  61. 61
    MINEO

    68A Sal of "Exodus"

    0
    36
  62. 62
    DANL

    59D Frontiersman Boone, for short

    0
    20
  63. 63
    LIELOW

    52D Stay out of sight

    0
    19
  64. 64
    UHF

    27D 14 and up, for short

    0
    19
  65. 65
    APISH

    12D Imitative

    0
    18
  66. 66
    PRAYS

    38D Earnestly hopes

    0
    14
  67. 67
    DELIA debut

    55D Daniel's "Sonnets to ___"

    0
    13
  68. 68
    SHEB

    32A "The Purple People Eater" singer Wooley

    0
    12
  69. 69
    PROAMS

    50D Some golf tourneys

    0
    10
  70. 70
    ASHTRAYS

    28A Smokers' needs

    0
    7
  71. 71
    FRUMP

    36A Not a stylish dresser

    0
    4
  72. 72
    CASER debut

    23A Burglar's advance man, maybe

    0
    3
  73. 73
    PANICBUTTON debut

    11D Pusher's target?

    0
    3
  74. 74
    HEAVIEST debut

    40D Most likely to break a scale

    0
    2
  75. 75
    CLUTCHY debut

    26A Tending to grab

    0
    1
  76. 76
    FRIGHTWIGS debut

    17A Halloween wear

    0
    1
  77. 77
    PENOLOGY debut

    51A Study of prison management

    0
    1
  78. 78
    SHOCKTROOPS debut

    25D Infantry assault group

    0
    1