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Monday · 76 answers · 8 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ONE

    23D It's next to nothing

    63
    612
  2. 2
    ICE

    44A H20 at 0°

    40
    391
  3. 3
    ISEE

    64A Fortuneteller's opening

    36
    360
  4. 4
    TIE

    54A Cause for sudden death

    34
    284
  5. 5
    AVE

    8D "___ Maria"

    28
    246
  6. 6
    TAU

    43D St. Anthony's cross

    25
    169
  7. 7
    EIRE

    29D Yeats's land

    18
    204
  8. 8
    ARAL

    39A Uzbekistan's ___ Sea

    17
    184
  9. 9
    NYE

    4D Bill ___, the Science Guy

    17
    125
  10. 10
    ELATE

    63A Tickle pink

    16
    182
  11. 11
    ULNA

    19A Bone parallel to the radius

    15
    178
  12. 12
    REAR

    30D Kind of admiral

    14
    184
  13. 13
    ELIE

    51D Author Wiesel

    14
    160
  14. 14
    AONE

    16A Tiptop

    12
    209
  15. 15
    EDDY

    14A Singer Arnold

    12
    154
  16. 16
    LIEU

    35A Stead

    11
    113
  17. 17
    NUN

    31D Woman of habit?

    11
    95
  18. 18
    NAB

    36D Catch in the act

    10
    136
  19. 19
    DEAN

    13D University V.I.P.

    10
    121
  20. 20
    ISAY

    33D "___, old chap"

    10
    99
  21. 21
    LIEN

    1A A property may have one on it

    9
    131
  22. 22
    ANNO

    12D ___ Domini

    9
    128
  23. 23
    PEER

    62A Ibsen's "___ Gynt"

    8
    116
  24. 24
    CATS

    53A Lions and tigers

    8
    63
  25. 25
    PIP

    27A Dickens's orphan in "Great Expectations"

    8
    58
  26. 26
    TERSE

    49D Short-winded

    7
    142
  27. 27
    MIR

    37A Russian orbiter

    7
    140
  28. 28
    TAROT

    46D Diviner's deck

    7
    95
  29. 29
    CANE

    52D Sugar source

    7
    85
  30. 30
    OMITS

    34D Leaves out

    7
    60
  31. 31
    RAGS

    61A Old piano tunes

    7
    60
  32. 32
    SPLAT

    5A Sound of a fall

    7
    46
  33. 33
    EDSEL

    3D 1950's Ford flop

    6
    122
  34. 34
    OLDS

    21A General Motors line, for short

    6
    103
  35. 35
    MINE

    59A Not yours or theirs

    5
    80
  36. 36
    COMA

    53D Film "sleeper" of 1978

    5
    73
  37. 37
    CLAD

    10A Robed

    5
    68
  38. 38
    FRERE

    26D "___ Jacques" (children's song)

    5
    42
  39. 39
    IDIOT

    2D Numbskull

    4
    84
  40. 40
    NOSIR

    36A Polite turndown

    4
    49
  41. 41
    HAMS

    45A Radio amateurs

    4
    44
  42. 42
    FORA

    32D ___ song (cheaply)

    4
    36
  43. 43
    RAMP

    50D Wheelchair access

    3
    80
  44. 44
    SIEGE

    48D Start of a long battle

    3
    70
  45. 45
    LOLL

    11D Hang (around)

    3
    66
  46. 46
    ZOE

    20A Stage actress Caldwell

    3
    47
  47. 47
    ORI

    58D "Either you say it ___ will"

    2
    63
  48. 48
    TWINE

    28D Bale binder

    2
    26
  49. 49
    ATLASES

    24A They'll show you the world

    2
    23
  50. 50
    FINI

    26A Done, in Dijon

    2
    20
  51. 51
    LOWS

    7D Areas on weather maps

    2
    19
  52. 52
    NOSIER

    18D More meddlesome

    2
    15
  53. 53
    LOCUST

    38D Part of a biblical plague

    2
    5
  54. 54
    CLOVE

    15A Piece of garlic

    1
    20
  55. 55
    TERRIER

    9D Wirehair, e.g.

    1
    12
  56. 56
    RECOUP

    50A Win back one's losses

    1
    10
  57. 57
    ALAW

    55A "There oughta be ___!"

    0
    23
  58. 58
    LEEZA

    1D Host Gibbons

    0
    19
  59. 59
    VEL

    57D Speed: Abbr.

    0
    15
  60. 60
    LORAN

    38A Ship navigation aid

    0
    12
  61. 61
    IVORYTOWER

    56A Academic enclave

    0
    11
  62. 62
    PLODS

    6D Walks like a workhorse

    0
    11
  63. 63
    EISENHOWER

    17A NATO's first supreme commander

    0
    8
  64. 64
    REMOP

    60A Swab the deck again

    0
    8
  65. 65
    ROLLON

    22A Deodorant type

    0
    8
  66. 66
    ITWAS

    47D "___ a dark and stormy night..."

    0
    7
  67. 67
    TOURIST

    46A Stranger in a strange land?

    0
    7
  68. 68
    FIREPOWER

    32A Military capability

    0
    5
  69. 69
    VAMPIRE debut

    40D Dracula, for one

    0
    4
  70. 70
    BAYSTATE debut

    42A Massachusetts's nickname

    0
    3
  71. 71
    BIOTYPE debut

    41D Genetically related organisms

    0
    2
  72. 72
    CAULIFLOWER debut

    10D It has a big head

    0
    2
  73. 73
    SCHLEPP debut

    5D Lug around

    0
    2
  74. 74
    APRILSHOWER debut

    25D Spring event

    0
    1
  75. 75
    TREEFERN debut

    28A Tropical plant with a trunklike stem

    0
    1
  76. 76
    VINEBOWER debut

    40A Leafy shelter

    0
    1