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Monday · 78 answers · 8 debuts

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

  1. 1
    OLE

    25D Corrida call

    54
    525
  2. 2
    SSN

    36A Nine-digit ID

    44
    242
  3. 3
    NEO

    45D Prefix with classical

    43
    332
  4. 4
    ETC

    7D And so on: Abbr.

    37
    268
  5. 5
    RAE

    23A "Norma ___" (Sally Field film)

    28
    278
  6. 6
    AVE

    44D St. crossing

    28
    246
  7. 7
    ESE

    64D Language suffix

    26
    386
  8. 8
    ATAD

    66A Slightly

    25
    156
  9. 9
    IAN

    10D Fleming who created 007

    23
    260
  10. 10
    ETTA

    15A Blues singer James

    23
    254
  11. 11
    OHIO

    38D Birthplace of seven U.S. presidents

    23
    200
  12. 12
    ISNT

    28D Stevie Wonder's "___ She Lovely"

    23
    162
  13. 13
    ROT

    35D Balderdash

    20
    214
  14. 14
    REDO

    5D Make over

    20
    173
  15. 15
    NOD

    21A Get sleepy-eyed

    20
    158
  16. 16
    NEW

    33A Never-before-seen

    18
    181
  17. 17
    DAS

    49A Prosecutors, for short

    18
    115
  18. 18
    ERIC

    34A Hockey star Lindros

    17
    251
  19. 19
    HAT

    41A Sombrero, e.g.

    17
    183
  20. 20
    TET

    56A Hanoi holiday

    17
    179
  21. 21
    USSR

    60A Brezhnev's land, in brief

    17
    171
  22. 22
    ORO

    2D Conquistador's treasure

    16
    231
  23. 23
    WAR

    65D 1970 #1 hit with the lyric "huh, yeah, What is it good for?"

    15
    149
  24. 24
    ORATE

    14A Speechify

    14
    196
  25. 25
    TONI

    42A "Beloved" author Morrison

    14
    117
  26. 26
    ENOLA

    20A ___ Gay (W.W. II plane)

    13
    121
  27. 27
    VAN

    43A Mover's vehicle

    13
    107
  28. 28
    LOSS

    69A Red ink entry

    12
    65
  29. 29
    SEN

    36D One of 100 on Capitol Hill: Abbr.

    11
    184
  30. 30
    AGAIN

    46A One more time

    11
    109
  31. 31
    ORDER

    71A "A burger, fries and a large Coke," e.g.

    11
    88
  32. 32
    DAN

    24D Former CBS anchor Rather

    10
    122
  33. 33
    LEST

    6A For fear that

    10
    104
  34. 34
    YAK

    57A Chatter

    10
    88
  35. 35
    OLEO

    55A Dairy case item

    9
    264
  36. 36
    MENSA

    68A Bright bunch

    9
    93
  37. 37
    DODO

    24A Extinct bird

    8
    87
  38. 38
    ALY

    18D Prince ___ Khan

    8
    42
  39. 39
    ASHES

    32A Lenten symbol

    7
    109
  40. 40
    TAROT

    9D Fortuneteller's card

    7
    95
  41. 41
    NOG

    1D Yuletide beverage

    7
    87
  42. 42
    TATE

    70A London gallery

    6
    102
  43. 43
    ALOFT

    29A Up in the air

    6
    65
  44. 44
    SOT

    63D Tippler

    5
    152
  45. 45
    LUG

    31A Schlep

    3
    61
  46. 46
    CDROM

    58A PC storage medium

    2
    53
  47. 47
    NOLESS

    13D At a minimum

    2
    23
  48. 48
    ACTUAL

    46D Genuine

    2
    19
  49. 49
    HASIT debut

    53D ___ coming (warrants punishment)

    2
    9
  50. 50
    ATNO

    16A ___ extra cost

    1
    91
  51. 51
    RDS

    61D Hwys.

    1
    82
  52. 52
    NATL

    19A The "N" of N.B.A.: Abbr.

    1
    39
  53. 53
    DAKOTA

    49D End of two state names

    1
    17
  54. 54
    INTAKE

    12D Amount eaten

    1
    15
  55. 55
    ACTSAS

    48D Pretends to be

    1
    11
  56. 56
    STENOG

    8D Shorthand specialist, for short

    1
    9
  57. 57
    ATONOF debut

    4D Many, many

    1
    8
  58. 58
    LENAOLIN

    6D "Chocolat" actress

    1
    6
  59. 59
    REMO

    59D San ___ (Riviera resort)

    0
    43
  60. 60
    ISIN

    10A "The doctor ___"

    0
    35
  61. 61
    ITON

    67A "Bring ___!"

    0
    29
  62. 62
    NOPAR

    1A Lacking face value, as stock

    0
    20
  63. 63
    STARCH

    11D Shirt stiffener

    0
    13
  64. 64
    CHIVE

    50A Cream cheese flavoring

    0
    10
  65. 65
    NOSECONE

    39D Front section of a rocket

    0
    9
  66. 66
    COCOCHANEL

    52A Haute couture icon with her own perfume

    0
    7
  67. 67
    TENANCY

    30D Period of a renter's lease

    0
    7
  68. 68
    DRASTIC

    22D Severe

    0
    6
  69. 69
    GOESTO

    47D Attends

    0
    6
  70. 70
    GOGODANCER

    17A Discotheque performer

    0
    5
  71. 71
    LDR debut

    54D King or emir: Abbr.

    0
    4
  72. 72
    NONONANETTE

    37A 1920's musical with the sequel "Yes, Yes, Yvette"

    0
    4
  73. 73
    YOYOTRICKS debut

    26A Walking the dog and others

    0
    3
  74. 74
    YUCATAN

    27D Mexican peninsula

    0
    3
  75. 75
    HOOVER debut

    51D Loser to Roosevelt in 1932

    0
    2
  76. 76
    SOSOREVIEW debut

    62A It might have two stars

    0
    2
  77. 77
    EVILMIND debut

    40D Lex Luthor, for one

    0
    1
  78. 78
    PAGEDOWN debut

    3D Scroll key on a computer

    0
    1