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Friday · 52 answers · 25 debuts

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

  1. 1
    TESTS

    12D Lab work

    12
    94
  2. 2
    UPSET

    1D Surprise at the polls

    3
    66
  3. 3
    STEERS

    46A Has the wheel

    3
    31
  4. 4
    STETS

    23D Keeps in print, in a way

    2
    41
  5. 5
    ERNESTO

    27D Automaker Maserati

    2
    30
  6. 6
    FARCE

    36D Ridiculous sham

    2
    20
  7. 7
    APPEASE

    8D Play the peacemaker

    1
    25
  8. 8
    ULSTER

    1A Heavy overcoat

    1
    18
  9. 9
    DEARS

    38D Kind souls

    1
    13
  10. 10
    SENDER

    35D One going to the post office

    1
    13
  11. 11
    RECOUP

    34D Get back

    1
    10
  12. 12
    TOTASTE

    20A One way of seasoning

    1
    10
  13. 13
    LAPCAT debut

    7A Pet that's likely to purr

    1
    7
  14. 14
    ROISTER

    41A Revel without restraint

    1
    7
  15. 15
    ACDELCO debut

    39A Big name in auto parts

    1
    6
  16. 16
    CANNONS debut

    30D Producers of major reports

    1
    2
  17. 17
    INHERIT

    31D Be willed

    0
    13
  18. 18
    ONELANE

    40A Not suitable for passing

    0
    9
  19. 19
    ROSETTE

    6D Floral ornament

    0
    8
  20. 20
    ADEPTAT debut

    19A Having a knack for

    0
    7
  21. 21
    DEALERS

    21A Some card players

    0
    7
  22. 22
    INHALED

    37A Ate quickly, slangily

    0
    7
  23. 23
    LIENOR

    2D Certain claimant

    0
    7
  24. 24
    ATTARS

    11D Perfume ingredients

    0
    6
  25. 25
    MELANGE

    33D Gallimaufry

    0
    6
  26. 26
    CARTERS

    10D Former first family

    0
    5
  27. 27
    ENTICER

    18A Movie preview, e.g.

    0
    5
  28. 28
    TAMIAMI

    4D ___ Trail (Everglades highway)

    0
    5
  29. 29
    ERICSON

    5D Explorer from ca. A.D. 1000

    0
    4
  30. 30
    PICAROS debut

    13A Wandering rogues, as in Cervantes stories

    0
    3
  31. 31
    SCATTED

    3D Beat it

    0
    3
  32. 32
    LOUDENS

    7D Crescendos

    0
    2
  33. 33
    NORANDA debut

    42A Rouyn-___, city and county of Quebec

    0
    2
  34. 34
    SEAMIST debut

    16A It hangs over the ocean

    0
    2
  35. 35
    TOPRATE debut

    15A Tax max

    0
    2
  36. 36
    CUSTERS debut

    43A ___ Last Stand

    0
    1
  37. 37
    DINETTESETS debut

    24A Certain furniture ensembles

    0
    1
  38. 38
    EPHORS debut

    45A Ancient Spartan magistrates

    0
    1
  39. 39
    FERNAND debut

    36A Cubist Léger

    0
    1
  40. 40
    HARDISH debut

    26D Not very cushiony

    0
    1
  41. 41
    HERMETICISM debut

    26A Occult sciences, collectively

    0
    1
  42. 42
    MINCERS debut

    29D Kitchen gizmos

    0
    1
  43. 43
    PREPLOT debut

    9D Plan in advance

    0
    1
  44. 44
    RAREINSTANCES debut

    34A Little-seen examples

    0
    1
  45. 45
    REALTER debut

    28D Make further modifications to

    0
    1
  46. 46
    REMOTESENSORS debut

    22A Earth-scanning satellites, e.g.

    0
    1
  47. 47
    RUPERTS debut

    17A Prince ___ Land (historical Canadian region that drains into Hudson Bay)

    0
    1
  48. 48
    SCALAGE debut

    32D Amount deducted from the price of goods to compensate for loss

    0
    1
  49. 49
    SNIGGER debut

    44A Small laugh

    0
    1
  50. 50
    STREETVENDORS debut

    14D They're often found near busy intersections

    0
    1
  51. 51
    TRADEEDITIONS debut

    15D Bookstore books

    0
    1
  52. 52
    VED debut

    25A Indian author ___ Mehta, a staff writer for The New Yorker for more than 30 years

    0
    1