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Monday · 78 answers · 6 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ONE

    57D White Monopoly bill

    64
    613
  2. 2
    ERR

    4D Do something boneheaded

    54
    522
  3. 3
    EDEN

    53D Genesis garden

    42
    457
  4. 4
    SHE

    51A "Steady as ___ goes"

    35
    345
  5. 5
    ANY

    20A Whichever

    33
    249
  6. 6
    ARIA

    11D Diva's delivery

    30
    446
  7. 7
    STIR

    24A Use a swizzle stick

    27
    292
  8. 8
    AHEM

    47D "Uh ... excuse me"

    23
    171
  9. 9
    EDGE

    13D Upper hand

    21
    293
  10. 10
    ARC

    56D Path of a javelin

    20
    265
  11. 11
    ALAMO

    27D Texas battle site of 1836

    20
    181
  12. 12
    ERIN

    49D Land of leprechauns

    19
    279
  13. 13
    EMIR

    18D Kuwaiti leader

    18
    218
  14. 14
    MAE

    8D Screen siren West

    18
    181
  15. 15
    AMOS

    21A Book after Joel

    17
    180
  16. 16
    ARID

    16A Desertlike

    16
    222
  17. 17
    ACTI

    62A When Romeo meets Juliet

    16
    129
  18. 18
    HERE

    52D "Kilroy was ___"

    15
    150
  19. 19
    ELIE

    58A Writer Wiesel

    14
    160
  20. 20
    CASE

    38A Part of a judge's workload

    13
    108
  21. 21
    OMAR

    39A Gen. Bradley

    12
    252
  22. 22
    YALE

    48D Ivy League school

    11
    137
  23. 23
    ALTAR

    33A Wedding site

    11
    125
  24. 24
    THREE

    41A Little Pigs' count

    11
    83
  25. 25
    REBA

    1D McEntire of country and western

    10
    132
  26. 26
    STEAM

    28D Geyser's emission

    10
    91
  27. 27
    EPEES

    32D Sporting blades

    9
    104
  28. 28
    REFS

    40A Sports "zebras"

    9
    79
  29. 29
    HARP

    54A Angel's instrument

    9
    56
  30. 30
    NIN

    23D "Delta of Venus" writer Anaïs

    8
    117
  31. 31
    IMSET

    31D "No more, thanks"

    8
    35
  32. 32
    SLAV

    51D Eastern European

    7
    99
  33. 33
    TEMP

    35A Short-term worker

    7
    70
  34. 34
    SEVEN

    63A Dwarfs' count

    7
    64
  35. 35
    BRIT

    50D Londoner or Liverpudlian, e.g.

    7
    58
  36. 36
    ALAI

    15A Jai ___

    6
    181
  37. 37
    OLDS

    7D Bygone G.M. make

    6
    103
  38. 38
    TRIM

    34A Quick job in a barbershop

    6
    88
  39. 39
    MEND

    61A Patch up

    6
    65
  40. 40
    WAY

    43D Modus operandi

    6
    47
  41. 41
    SNARE

    60A Trap

    5
    108
  42. 42
    RING

    19A Telephone sound

    5
    77
  43. 43
    COMP

    44D Freebie

    5
    29
  44. 44
    TRIG

    59A Math class, in brief

    4
    59
  45. 45
    MANOR

    6D Country estate

    4
    49
  46. 46
    CORGI

    46D Welsh dog

    4
    37
  47. 47
    GEARS

    30D First, second, third and reverse

    4
    29
  48. 48
    CRAFT

    29D Knitting or beadwork

    4
    23
  49. 49
    ENERO

    14A January, in Juárez

    3
    137
  50. 50
    ENRAGE

    22A Infuriate

    3
    48
  51. 51
    ROVER

    1A Gadabout

    3
    23
  52. 52
    WAITS

    25D Does a garçon's job

    3
    17
  53. 53
    THEBOSS

    41D Springsteen, to fans

    3
    8
  54. 54
    VERY

    3D Extremely

    2
    39
  55. 55
    BOMB

    50A Complete flop

    2
    34
  56. 56
    AYEAYE

    47A Naval affirmative

    2
    26
  57. 57
    MOMS

    6A Dads' counterpart

    2
    26
  58. 58
    THATS

    37A "___ enough!"

    2
    22
  59. 59
    ZING

    12D Get but good

    2
    22
  60. 60
    COED

    46A Not single-sex, as a school

    1
    60
  61. 61
    BAER

    36A Max of "The Beverly Hillbillies"

    1
    42
  62. 62
    WAIF

    25A Street urchin

    1
    29
  63. 63
    HAFT

    45A Sword handle

    1
    18
  64. 64
    THEFT

    34D Larceny

    1
    16
  65. 65
    TRIFECTA

    37D Racetrack bet

    1
    11
  66. 66
    ONAN

    2D ___ even keel

    0
    78
  67. 67
    FAZE

    10A Disconcert

    0
    26
  68. 68
    CABOT

    26D Explorer Sebastian

    0
    22
  69. 69
    CHESTS

    44A Holders of pirate treasures

    0
    12
  70. 70
    CARNEGIE

    29A Man of steel?

    0
    7
  71. 71
    ROTATOR

    5D The spit in a spit roast, e.g.

    0
    6
  72. 72
    SIDEARMS

    9D Pistols and such

    0
    5
  73. 73
    CASTOR debut

    26A Pollux's twin

    0
    2
  74. 74
    TOMSWIFT debut

    42A Boy genius of juvenile fiction

    0
    2
  75. 75
    BARRTENDED debut

    17A Like folks cared for by former congressman Bob?

    0
    1
  76. 76
    CARRPOOLED debut

    55A Like funds gathered by singer Vikki?

    0
    1
  77. 77
    FARRFETCHED debut

    10D Like a ball retrieved by actor Jamie?

    0
    1
  78. 78
    STARRSHAPED debut

    24D Like clay molded by drummer Ringo?

    0
    1