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Monday · 74 answers · 9 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ALOE

    19A Natural soother

    46
    497
  2. 2
    TRI

    48D Prefix with state

    41
    237
  3. 3
    ETS

    62D Aliens, for short

    37
    319
  4. 4
    LED

    43D Batted first, with "off"

    34
    222
  5. 5
    SAD

    33D Unhappy

    31
    236
  6. 6
    OLD

    35D The "O" in G.O.P.

    30
    247
  7. 7
    KNEE

    58D Elbow's lower counterpart

    24
    264
  8. 8
    OUR

    2D With 60-Across, Thornton Wilder play

    21
    160
  9. 9
    INTO

    64A Look ___ (study)

    17
    219
  10. 10
    TOO

    24D Overly

    17
    189
  11. 11
    LYE

    42D Strong alkaline

    17
    146
  12. 12
    SSE

    63D Reverse of NNW

    15
    262
  13. 13
    ELIE

    65A Author Wiesel

    14
    160
  14. 14
    AGREE

    28D What "I" and "am" do

    14
    154
  15. 15
    COD

    26A See 6-Across

    14
    97
  16. 16
    SCI

    23D Physics, for one: Abbr.

    13
    179
  17. 17
    AYE

    50A Vote in favor

    13
    162
  18. 18
    GAP

    44A Cumberland ___

    13
    131
  19. 19
    STEREO

    23A Multichanneled

    11
    112
  20. 20
    CAPE

    6A With 26-Across, Massachusetts resort area

    10
    66
  21. 21
    SAND

    59A Hourglass fill

    9
    86
  22. 22
    ALOU

    7D Outfielder Moises

    7
    153
  23. 23
    TERSE

    69A Not saying much

    7
    142
  24. 24
    DRAMA

    17A Theater school study

    7
    73
  25. 25
    LETO

    16A Mother of Apollo and Artemis

    7
    59
  26. 26
    ROLO

    56D Caramel candy brand

    7
    46
  27. 27
    ALEX

    15A "'Potpourri' for a thousand, ___"

    6
    125
  28. 28
    CACTI

    22D Spiny plants

    6
    65
  29. 29
    IOUS

    32A Bettors' promises, e.g.

    6
    54
  30. 30
    DOLL

    41A Barbie or Ken

    6
    48
  31. 31
    LOCH

    18A ___ Ness monster

    6
    48
  32. 32
    SWIM

    57D Sink's alternative

    6
    41
  33. 33
    ELY

    31A English cathedral site

    5
    96
  34. 34
    SKATE

    54D Play ice hockey

    5
    74
  35. 35
    TORTE

    30D Rich dessert

    5
    57
  36. 36
    CALM

    6D Tranquility

    5
    56
  37. 37
    ATONAL

    12D Lacking a key, in music

    5
    54
  38. 38
    PECS

    8D Chest muscles, briefly

    5
    51
  39. 39
    ARCANA

    45D Obscure matters

    5
    26
  40. 40
    GOSSIP

    44D Grapevine contents

    5
    19
  41. 41
    LTD

    1D Inc., abroad

    4
    99
  42. 42
    BRAG

    10A Toot one's horn

    4
    49
  43. 43
    MSDOS

    52D Windows predecessor

    3
    54
  44. 44
    DOME

    68A Indoor arena feature

    3
    50
  45. 45
    TOWN

    60A See 2-Down

    3
    44
  46. 46
    TULIP

    14A Onetime Dutch fad item

    3
    41
  47. 47
    PAYS

    67A Shells out

    3
    32
  48. 48
    TIMOR

    4D East ___ (U.N. member since 2002)

    2
    28
  49. 49
    OROMEO debut

    51A Start of a cry by Juliet

    2
    24
  50. 50
    BLAIR

    10D "The ___ Witch Project"

    2
    20
  51. 51
    PIPES

    37D Church organ features

    2
    16
  52. 52
    RELATE

    11D Tell

    1
    35
  53. 53
    HATES

    61A Loathes

    1
    34
  54. 54
    LOFTS

    1A Top stories of barns

    1
    19
  55. 55
    SACHET

    49D Fragrant pouch

    1
    18
  56. 56
    RASPED

    53A Didn't talk smoothly

    1
    15
  57. 57
    SPACES

    5D They may be wide open

    1
    9
  58. 58
    ETATS

    66A Les ___-Unis

    0
    54
  59. 59
    SRTAS

    29D Niñas: Abbr.

    0
    31
  60. 60
    KOP

    21D Keystone ___ (old comedy figure)

    0
    29
  61. 61
    BARTAB

    25A It may have screwdrivers on it

    0
    20
  62. 62
    GROTTO

    34A Cave

    0
    11
  63. 63
    EXHIBITA

    9D Most damning evidence, maybe

    0
    9
  64. 64
    PRESETS

    47A Default modes

    0
    8
  65. 65
    POINTY

    46D Like the tops of dunce caps

    0
    6
  66. 66
    DINEAT debut

    40A Patronize, as a restaurant

    0
    3
  67. 67
    SPASTIC debut

    27A Moving jerkily

    0
    3
  68. 68
    FLAREDUP debut

    3D Recurred, as an ailment

    0
    2
  69. 69
    GOESBY debut

    13D Is called

    0
    2
  70. 70
    PAPERTRAILS

    36A White-collar crime investigators follow them

    0
    2
  71. 71
    ENROOTED debut

    38D Deep-seated

    0
    1
  72. 72
    ROCKMUSICIANS debut

    20A Any of the Stones or the Who, e.g.

    0
    1
  73. 73
    SCISSORSKICKS debut

    55A Sidestroke features

    0
    1
  74. 74
    SOAPSTAR debut

    39D Susan Lucci, notably

    0
    1