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Monday · 76 answers · 7 debuts

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

  1. 1
    EMO

    58D Comedian Philips

    43
    256
  2. 2
    PSI

    25A Letter before omega

    24
    198
  3. 3
    PEA

    54A Split ___ with ham

    23
    230
  4. 4
    MIA

    46A "Mamma ___!"

    21
    209
  5. 5
    ONUS

    62A Burden

    21
    197
  6. 6
    ANNA

    28D The "I" of "The King and I"

    17
    239
  7. 7
    WEE

    4D Tiny

    16
    165
  8. 8
    AAH

    8D "How nice!"

    16
    152
  9. 9
    INERT

    42A Like some gases

    14
    149
  10. 10
    AORTA

    11D Cardiologist's concern

    14
    144
  11. 11
    SELF

    32A "To thine own ___ be true"

    14
    90
  12. 12
    BAH

    20A "___, humbug!"

    12
    142
  13. 13
    ATEAM

    48D 1980's George Peppard series, with "The"

    12
    122
  14. 14
    ESTE

    36D Villa d'___

    11
    203
  15. 15
    READ

    60A Like books

    11
    115
  16. 16
    NEIL

    19D Astronaut Armstrong

    10
    115
  17. 17
    INNER

    47D Kind of tube or ear

    9
    96
  18. 18
    ENDAT

    31A Conclude by

    9
    36
  19. 19
    DOA

    59D ___ double take

    8
    88
  20. 20
    ASTOR

    23A New York's ___ Place

    8
    70
  21. 21
    PEDRO

    13D California's San ___ Bay

    8
    32
  22. 22
    HYDE

    10D Jekyll's counterpart

    7
    69
  23. 23
    SADE

    40A Marquis de ___

    6
    84
  24. 24
    MAORI

    46D New Zealand native

    6
    74
  25. 25
    MITT

    7D Baseball glove

    6
    74
  26. 26
    HASP

    10A Door fastener

    6
    73
  27. 27
    USHER

    6D Theater worker

    6
    67
  28. 28
    SCOLD

    32D Bawl out

    6
    30
  29. 29
    ASSN

    56D Org.

    5
    137
  30. 30
    RONA

    2D Writer Jaffe

    5
    97
  31. 31
    CEOS

    27D Corporate honchos, for short

    5
    73
  32. 32
    NOES

    41A Turndowns

    5
    71
  33. 33
    TEHEE

    29D Giggle

    5
    49
  34. 34
    YOKE

    16A Hitch, as oxen

    5
    44
  35. 35
    SIDLE

    43A Move crabwise

    5
    40
  36. 36
    POLOS

    25D Some casual shirts

    5
    29
  37. 37
    COKE

    33A Pepsi rival

    5
    28
  38. 38
    ICER

    44D Bakery worker

    4
    84
  39. 39
    ASTUTE

    45A Shrewd

    4
    37
  40. 40
    SCENTS

    30D Perfumes

    4
    21
  41. 41
    LONE

    14A "The ___ Ranger"

    3
    105
  42. 42
    ATO

    26A From ___ Z

    3
    102
  43. 43
    BLOB

    1D 1950's horror film creature, with "the"

    3
    40
  44. 44
    EMILY

    61A A Brontë sister

    3
    32
  45. 45
    CRISP

    50A Not stale, as chips

    3
    29
  46. 46
    BROW

    1A Furrowed part of the head

    3
    26
  47. 47
    SKEET

    12D ___ shooting

    2
    55
  48. 48
    CID

    49A El ___ (Spanish hero)

    2
    43
  49. 49
    TEETER

    22A Not stand steadily

    2
    41
  50. 50
    CABLE

    50D The "C" of CNN

    2
    31
  51. 51
    ISIAH

    15A Basketball Hall-of-Famer Thomas

    2
    30
  52. 52
    STATES

    24D Roll call at a political convention

    2
    29
  53. 53
    TOOLS

    29A Hammer and mallet

    2
    23
  54. 54
    ARRAYS

    45D Layouts

    2
    9
  55. 55
    IRMA

    63A "My Friend" of old radio

    1
    104
  56. 56
    ETUI

    55D Carrier for needles and pins

    1
    102
  57. 57
    NEET

    21A Hair removal brand

    1
    40
  58. 58
    INTOTO

    18D Completely

    1
    33
  59. 59
    ANTHEM

    51A "O Canada," e.g.

    1
    29
  60. 60
    CARO

    53A Dear one, in Italy

    1
    26
  61. 61
    PUMAS

    5A Cougars

    1
    18
  62. 62
    KURT

    35D Composer Weill

    1
    17
  63. 63
    DOVES

    64A Pacifists

    1
    13
  64. 64
    PIGEON

    5D Easy mark, slangily

    1
    7
  65. 65
    VISION debut

    39D Optometrist's concern

    1
    4
  66. 66
    AGIN

    65A Opposed to, in "Li'l Abner"

    0
    64
  67. 67
    HADA

    52D "Mary ___ little lamb"

    0
    12
  68. 68
    ONEARMEDBANDITS

    57A Some gamblers' weaknesses

    0
    5
  69. 69
    CANTON debut

    27A Switzerland's Zug or Zurich

    0
    3
  70. 70
    CDIV debut

    53D 404, in old Rome

    0
    3
  71. 71
    ONETOUCHOFVENUS

    37A 1943 Mary Martin musical

    0
    3
  72. 72
    ONEEIGHTHUNDRED

    17A Start of a free call

    0
    2
  73. 73
    ONEHANDED debut

    3D Like some baseball catches

    0
    2
  74. 74
    ONEUPPING debut

    34D Getting ahead of

    0
    2
  75. 75
    SHUTSOFF debut

    9D Stops, as electricity

    0
    1
  76. 76
    UNDIMMED debut

    38D Strong as always

    0
    1