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Tuesday · 78 answers · 9 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ERIE

    5D Old railroad name

    48
    510
  2. 2
    NEO

    34A Prefix with classical

    43
    332
  3. 3
    ODOR

    61A Scent

    39
    344
  4. 4
    NSA

    47A Govt. code crackers

    38
    233
  5. 5
    ARI

    44A "Exodus" hero

    36
    378
  6. 6
    SHE

    11A Any ship

    35
    345
  7. 7
    SOS

    71A Plea at sea

    34
    251
  8. 8
    ELS

    33D Overhead trains

    29
    333
  9. 9
    GEL

    37A Salon stiffener

    26
    185
  10. 10
    TIS

    20A "___ the season ..."

    24
    222
  11. 11
    ERRS

    45A Misses the mark

    22
    230
  12. 12
    NAS

    63A "If I Ruled the World" rapper

    21
    122
  13. 13
    RARE

    62D Hard to find

    19
    257
  14. 14
    ALES

    28A Pub stock

    17
    240
  15. 15
    HAT

    38D Monopoly token

    17
    183
  16. 16
    TALC

    19D Locker room supply

    17
    145
  17. 17
    EDYS

    13D Popular ice cream

    17
    106
  18. 18
    TAD

    16A Wee one

    16
    169
  19. 19
    IMAC

    15A Apple product

    16
    154
  20. 20
    TEAS

    55A Afternoon affairs

    16
    103
  21. 21
    AMA

    8D Docs' grp.

    15
    262
  22. 22
    LAVA

    9D Hot issue

    15
    144
  23. 23
    HON

    4D Sweetie pie

    15
    121
  24. 24
    EAVE

    21A Roof part

    13
    164
  25. 25
    EASY

    49D "Calm down ..."

    13
    153
  26. 26
    ASTER

    29A Showy annual

    10
    109
  27. 27
    LEST

    36A "___ we forget ..."

    10
    104
  28. 28
    NAPE

    69A Scruff

    9
    115
  29. 29
    WREN

    41D St. Paul's architect

    9
    98
  30. 30
    STD

    50D Part of E.S.T.: Abbr.

    8
    94
  31. 31
    DENY

    25D Disavow

    8
    90
  32. 32
    GIS

    68A Dogfaces

    8
    82
  33. 33
    LUAU

    60D Island get-together

    7
    89
  34. 34
    SUED

    72A Took action against

    5
    52
  35. 35
    TAGS

    59D Marks

    5
    47
  36. 36
    ISBN

    32D ID in a library

    5
    37
  37. 37
    ELAINE

    53D "Seinfeld" role

    4
    101
  38. 38
    OPE

    65D Reveal, poetically

    4
    92
  39. 39
    OILY

    58A Smarmy

    4
    79
  40. 40
    SALS

    7A "My gal" et al.

    4
    32
  41. 41
    SYSTEM

    54D Modus operandi

    3
    38
  42. 42
    DAYO

    43D Belafonte song opener

    3
    28
  43. 43
    AGATHA

    1D First name in mystery

    3
    26
  44. 44
    GALORE

    14A Aplenty

    3
    26
  45. 45
    REDEEM

    73A Cash in

    3
    25
  46. 46
    CLOSET

    3D Skeleton site

    3
    19
  47. 47
    TONSIL

    59A Throat part

    3
    16
  48. 48
    WING

    26A Chicken order

    2
    44
  49. 49
    GAEA

    27D Greek Mother Earth

    2
    25
  50. 50
    RADIOS

    2D Contacts from space

    2
    13
  51. 51
    ADONIS

    17A Goddess of love's love

    1
    45
  52. 52
    HOED

    24A Broke ground

    1
    30
  53. 53
    ERMINE

    70A Regal fur

    1
    28
  54. 54
    ORATORIO

    39D Choral work

    1
    24
  55. 55
    STONEAGE

    11D "The Flintstones" setting

    1
    24
  56. 56
    ARCHER

    1A Sagittarius, with "the"

    1
    20
  57. 57
    VIS

    22D Nobleman above a baron: Abbr.

    1
    19
  58. 58
    CMD

    67D Mil. authority

    1
    16
  59. 59
    OORT debut

    35D ___ cloud (cosmic debris)

    1
    12
  60. 60
    AREYOUOK

    64A "Is everything all right?"

    1
    9
  61. 61
    HOLYCOW debut

    38A "Unbelievable!"

    1
    8
  62. 62
    SILENTL debut

    7D Llama's head?

    1
    7
  63. 63
    SCAMARTIST

    10D Con guy

    1
    6
  64. 64
    TYPES

    51A Inputs into a computer

    0
    22
  65. 65
    AMANAS

    23A Certain refrigerators

    0
    15
  66. 66
    RESAW

    6D Cut again

    0
    10
  67. 67
    PINKIE

    52D Small digit

    0
    9
  68. 68
    NOTO

    56A Say ___ (refuse)

    0
    7
  69. 69
    HACKIT

    66A Manage, slangily

    0
    6
  70. 70
    SPOOKED

    46D Scared a bit

    0
    5
  71. 71
    STAIRCASE

    31A This puzzle has a secret one, starting with the third letter of 4-Down

    0
    5
  72. 72
    LAVATORY debut

    18A Washroom

    0
    3
  73. 73
    HARASSER debut

    12D More than a pest

    0
    2
  74. 74
    LIKENESS debut

    40D Portrait, e.g.

    0
    2
  75. 75
    OOHER

    57D Awed one

    0
    2
  76. 76
    TAKESTEPS debut

    48A What to do to read the secret message (going diagonally down, then diagonally back up the under side)

    0
    2
  77. 77
    ABIDERS debut

    42A Patient people

    0
    1
  78. 78
    RECESSIONS debut

    30D Booms' opposites

    0
    1