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Monday · 74 answers · 4 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ICE

    6D Freezer trayful

    40
    391
  2. 2
    OMNI

    30D Prefix with potent

    31
    218
  3. 3
    ODES

    62A Lyric poems

    26
    226
  4. 4
    STEP

    55D Stair part

    25
    229
  5. 5
    ELLE

    33D French "she"

    25
    221
  6. 6
    SEC

    67A Jiffy

    23
    187
  7. 7
    STP

    28D Engine additive brand

    23
    172
  8. 8
    ONUS

    5D Burden

    21
    197
  9. 9
    SNAP

    17A "___, crackle, pop"

    20
    204
  10. 10
    MAR

    26D Scratch

    19
    215
  11. 11
    COT

    37D Foldaway bed

    17
    128
  12. 12
    OMIT

    10D Forget to mention

    16
    218
  13. 13
    MER

    32A Debussy's "La ___"

    15
    157
  14. 14
    AUTO

    13A Sedan or wagon

    13
    165
  15. 15
    CBS

    1A Network to keep an "eye" on

    13
    123
  16. 16
    OMAR

    16A W.W. II general Bradley

    12
    252
  17. 17
    TESTS

    66A Exams

    12
    94
  18. 18
    SALSA

    50A Spicy sauce ... or dance

    11
    98
  19. 19
    OUST

    19D Get rid of

    11
    89
  20. 20
    INCAS

    15A Ancient Peruvians

    11
    58
  21. 21
    ENS

    60D Lt.'s inferior, in the Navy

    10
    270
  22. 22
    OTT

    39D Giant slugger Mel

    10
    193
  23. 23
    CAPE

    34A Bullfighter's cloth

    10
    66
  24. 24
    OLEO

    41A It's a butter alternative

    9
    264
  25. 25
    ERECT

    21D Straight up

    9
    150
  26. 26
    ESTATE

    8D Aristocrat's home

    9
    125
  27. 27
    TOTO

    42A "The Wizard of Oz" pooch

    9
    113
  28. 28
    NAPS

    65A Snoozes

    9
    74
  29. 29
    AZTEC

    52D Pre-Columbus Mexican

    9
    71
  30. 30
    AIDA

    54D Opera set in the age of pharaohs

    7
    161
  31. 31
    OPRAH

    14D TV host with a book club

    7
    92
  32. 32
    SEAM

    45D Tailor's line

    7
    89
  33. 33
    MEOW

    32D Tabby's cry

    7
    76
  34. 34
    CORN

    9D ___ flakes

    6
    49
  35. 35
    COS

    38D Comedian Bill, informally

    5
    100
  36. 36
    MACE

    11D Protective spray

    5
    83
  37. 37
    PROD

    12D Motivate

    5
    53
  38. 38
    COMP

    9A Provide for free, informally

    5
    29
  39. 39
    WAYS

    31D ___ and Means Committee

    5
    27
  40. 40
    TNUT

    57D Carpenter's metal piece

    4
    64
  41. 41
    MOOSE

    40D Antlered animal

    4
    50
  42. 42
    NEVE

    64A Campbell of the "Scream" movies

    4
    38
  43. 43
    VOICE

    4A Singer's sound

    4
    20
  44. 44
    CASAS

    1D Spanish houses

    3
    29
  45. 45
    SINUS

    63A Part of the head that may be congested

    3
    29
  46. 46
    RARIN

    48D ___ to go (eager)

    3
    16
  47. 47
    UPI

    27D Reuters competitor

    2
    95
  48. 48
    CASS

    56D Mama ___ of the Mamas and the Papas

    2
    35
  49. 49
    SHEAR

    23A Cut, as sheep's wool

    2
    33
  50. 50
    STAVE

    51D Ward (off)

    2
    31
  51. 51
    DEARIE

    47D Little loved one

    2
    19
  52. 52
    HAUNTED

    22A Having a ghost

    2
    8
  53. 53
    HOSS

    58D "Bonanza" brother

    1
    33
  54. 54
    INAT

    61A ___ the kill

    1
    21
  55. 55
    VIS

    43A French word before and after "à"

    1
    19
  56. 56
    ACTRESS

    20A 59-Across, e.g.

    1
    14
  57. 57
    IMLOST debut

    46D "This is not making sense to me"

    1
    9
  58. 58
    SOTS

    24A Drunkards

    0
    66
  59. 59
    EMER

    49A The "E" in E.R.: Abbr.

    0
    37
  60. 60
    LRON

    53D Scientologist ___ Hubbard

    0
    37
  61. 61
    VIPS

    4D Big shots, for short

    0
    17
  62. 62
    LASCALA

    53A Milan opera house

    0
    16
  63. 63
    TEMA

    35A Melodic subject, in music

    0
    14
  64. 64
    CARHOP

    7D Server at a drive-in

    0
    13
  65. 65
    RITAMORENO

    59A Star born on 12/11/1931

    0
    7
  66. 66
    SPECTER

    24D Phantom

    0
    5
  67. 67
    THERITZ

    57A Play for which 59-Across won a Tony, 1975

    0
    5
  68. 68
    WESTSIDESTORY

    44A Movie for which 59-Across won an Oscar, 1961

    0
    5
  69. 69
    PUERTORICO

    18A Birthplace of 59-Across

    0
    4
  70. 70
    STATETREES

    3D Ohio's buckeye, California's redwood, etc.

    0
    4
  71. 71
    BUNCH

    2D Cluster

    0
    3
  72. 72
    ELECTRICCOMPANY debut

    36A Album for which 59-Across won a Grammy, 1972, with "The"

    0
    1
  73. 73
    HEAVYLINES debut

    29D Map borders, usually

    0
    1
  74. 74
    THEMUPPETSHOW debut

    25A TV program for which 59-Across won an Emmy, 1977

    0
    1