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Tuesday · 78 answers · 6 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ATE

    53A Supped

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    597
  2. 2
    ODE

    22A Lines of praise

    58
    523
  3. 3
    EEL

    37A Snakelike fish

    53
    487
  4. 4
    OREO

    11D Hydrox rival, once

    45
    408
  5. 5
    TRI

    66D Prefix with angle

    41
    237
  6. 6
    SHE

    65D ___-wolf

    35
    345
  7. 7
    ARIA

    16A Song for Dame Nellie Melba

    30
    446
  8. 8
    ONES

    7D Change for a five

    28
    295
  9. 9
    ORES

    72A Lode stones

    24
    244
  10. 10
    OPAL

    54D Translucent gem

    23
    253
  11. 11
    EPIC

    25A Many a sword-and-sandals film

    23
    235
  12. 12
    IKEA

    24D Retail furniture chain

    19
    130
  13. 13
    HAD

    10D Bamboozled

    18
    114
  14. 14
    ERODE

    35D Wear away

    16
    175
  15. 15
    ELITE

    45D Type smaller than pica

    15
    168
  16. 16
    OCHO

    36A Eight: Sp.

    15
    95
  17. 17
    ERROR

    38A Typo, e.g.

    14
    161
  18. 18
    LOLA

    41D Kinks hit with a spelled-out title

    14
    131
  19. 19
    HANOI

    15A Capital of Vietnam

    14
    120
  20. 20
    ILLS

    3D Woes

    14
    117
  21. 21
    SLEW

    39A Large number

    14
    115
  22. 22
    NOIR

    61D Bet that's not rouge

    14
    110
  23. 23
    ARCH

    67A Bridge or foot feature

    13
    159
  24. 24
    HAM

    6D Amateur radioer

    13
    144
  25. 25
    AMIE

    1A French girlfriend

    12
    170
  26. 26
    LATE

    13D Likely to miss the bus, say

    12
    125
  27. 27
    TACO

    18D Tex-Mex staple

    11
    154
  28. 28
    ENID

    47A Wife of Geraint

    10
    232
  29. 29
    OTT

    54A Giant great Mel

    10
    193
  30. 30
    TARA

    57A "Gone With the Wind" setting

    10
    154
  31. 31
    AMMO

    60D BB's, e.g.

    10
    133
  32. 32
    ZOO

    46A Noted Bronx locale

    9
    76
  33. 33
    LUTE

    70A Relative of a mandolin

    9
    72
  34. 34
    TACT

    56D Diplomacy

    8
    102
  35. 35
    STEEL

    48A Mill output

    8
    93
  36. 36
    MAUI

    2D Lanai neighbor

    8
    52
  37. 37
    ANDS

    63D &&&&

    7
    76
  38. 38
    NOSES

    27D Beaks

    7
    45
  39. 39
    PETE

    50D Townshend of the Who

    6
    136
  40. 40
    MALL

    14A Suburban gathering place

    6
    52
  41. 41
    ECLAT

    28D Brilliance of performance

    5
    113
  42. 42
    INTRO

    68A Emcee's delivery

    5
    82
  43. 43
    IONIC

    34D Column style

    5
    70
  44. 44
    NAILS

    40A Polish receivers

    5
    45
  45. 45
    AMFM

    1D Radio button

    4
    57
  46. 46
    OSSIE

    71A Actor Davis of "Jungle Fever"

    4
    48
  47. 47
    THRU

    55D No ___ Traffic

    3
    80
  48. 48
    ELLS

    4D Right angles

    3
    76
  49. 49
    NINO

    43A El ___ (weather phenomenon)

    3
    66
  50. 50
    ELIZA

    31D Doolittle of fiction

    3
    48
  51. 51
    HOWL

    10A Laugh uproariously

    3
    28
  52. 52
    UNITE

    19D Join forces

    2
    100
  53. 53
    DICE

    51A Decorations on some rearview mirrors

    2
    71
  54. 54
    SHUN

    21A Avoid contact with

    2
    52
  55. 55
    AFTS

    58D Early p.m.'s

    2
    37
  56. 56
    TRINI

    33D Singer Lopez

    2
    34
  57. 57
    WHERE

    29D Info on an invitation

    2
    28
  58. 58
    WIND

    12D Oboe, e.g.

    2
    23
  59. 59
    CHOPS

    5A Karate strokes

    2
    19
  60. 60
    ZONE

    62D District

    1
    61
  61. 61
    EARLE

    44A Country/rock singer Steve

    1
    53
  62. 62
    MIND

    69A It's a "terrible thing to waste"

    1
    34
  63. 63
    SITUP

    9D Stomach strengthener

    1
    19
  64. 64
    CASIO

    52D Big name in calculators and digital watches

    1
    17
  65. 65
    MISSAL

    20A Catholic prayer book

    1
    9
  66. 66
    TOTIE

    32A Comedian Fields

    0
    20
  67. 67
    CDI

    23A 401, in Roman times

    0
    16
  68. 68
    STANZA

    59A One of four in "America"

    0
    16
  69. 69
    CORNER

    26D Where ends meet

    0
    10
  70. 70
    SOFTSHOE

    42D Quiet tap dancing

    0
    9
  71. 71
    HERONS

    49D Some long-legged birds

    0
    7
  72. 72
    POSHER

    8D More luxurious

    0
    6
  73. 73
    YOWLED debut

    30D Cried out in pain

    0
    3
  74. 74
    HALFPRICE debut

    49A Kind of sale

    0
    2
  75. 75
    CHILDREN debut

    5D Offspring

    0
    1
  76. 76
    FULLTIMESTUDENT debut

    17A One not taking just a few classes

    0
    1
  77. 77
    NEWYORKER debut

    27A Magazine with the recurring heading "Onward and Upward With the Arts," with "The"

    0
    1
  78. 78
    PHASESOFTHEMOON debut

    64A Starts of 17-, 27- and 49-Across

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    1