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Tuesday · 78 answers · 2 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ADO

    50A Flutter

    43
    477
  2. 2
    SEA

    9D Neptune's realm

    40
    370
  3. 3
    ACRE

    57D Decent plot

    38
    328
  4. 4
    ISEE

    69A "Got it"

    36
    360
  5. 5
    SHE

    24D "___ Drives Me Crazy," #1 hit by the Fine Young Cannibals

    35
    345
  6. 6
    TSAR

    20A Old Russian ruler

    33
    341
  7. 7
    OSLO

    18D 1993 Israeli/Palestinian accords site

    32
    324
  8. 8
    OBOE

    15A Double-reed woodwind

    32
    315
  9. 9
    ISLE

    23A ___ of Man

    31
    316
  10. 10
    OMEN

    38A Sign of things to come

    28
    257
  11. 11
    AMEN

    40D "You got that right!"

    27
    296
  12. 12
    ACTS

    2D Play parts

    21
    214
  13. 13
    STYE

    21A Lid trouble

    20
    162
  14. 14
    REEL

    55D Rod's partner

    19
    184
  15. 15
    TWO

    62D First and last digit in a Manhattan area code

    19
    165
  16. 16
    ERG

    5D Wee bit of work

    17
    175
  17. 17
    MER

    44A Debussy's "La ___"

    15
    157
  18. 18
    CDS

    13D They may be burned and boxed

    14
    147
  19. 19
    OMAHA

    32D D-Day beach

    14
    137
  20. 20
    EWES

    25A Farm milk producers

    14
    134
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    TOSS

    6A Eighty-six

    12
    139
  22. 22
    SASSY

    70A Full of lip

    12
    95
  23. 23
    LEIS

    59D Island garlands

    12
    82
  24. 24
    OBEY

    7D Toe the line

    11
    127
  25. 25
    ILK

    27A Type

    11
    107
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    CHIC

    10A Very smart

    10
    83
  27. 27
    CHIA

    3D Quickly growing "pet"

    10
    46
  28. 28
    TEEM

    19D Swarm

    9
    104
  29. 29
    IONS

    12D Charged particles

    9
    94
  30. 30
    COST

    1D How much to pay

    9
    79
  31. 31
    AMUSE

    40A Give the giggles

    8
    76
  32. 32
    LINT

    51A Pocket particles

    8
    75
  33. 33
    PATH

    56A Way to go

    8
    62
  34. 34
    BEES

    60D Theme of this puzzle

    7
    62
  35. 35
    ANOS

    43A Calendario units

    7
    50
  36. 36
    TATE

    42A Gallery showing works by Turner, Reynolds and Constable

    6
    102
  37. 37
    ANDY

    61D Pop artist Warhol

    6
    93
  38. 38
    USHER

    45A Lead down the aisle

    6
    67
  39. 39
    ALBA

    58A Duchess of ___, Goya subject

    5
    76
  40. 40
    OWLS

    68A Birds whose heads can rotate 135 degrees left or right

    5
    73
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    IDTAG

    27D Holder of a dog's name and owner info

    5
    65
  42. 42
    PERK

    66A Use of a company car or private washroom, say

    5
    54
  43. 43
    HENRI

    4D Painter Matisse

    5
    52
  44. 44
    PHEW

    54D "What a relief!"

    5
    50
  45. 45
    HOOP

    11D Earring shape

    5
    33
  46. 46
    UZI

    45D Action film firearm

    4
    88
  47. 47
    RPI

    63D Sch. in Troy, N.Y.

    4
    76
  48. 48
    XED

    37A Crossed out

    4
    58
  49. 49
    PAIL

    52A Sandbox item

    4
    49
  50. 50
    EPPS

    22A Omar of TV's "House"

    4
    34
  51. 51
    METED

    33D Apportioned

    4
    22
  52. 52
    ENERO

    34D First month in Madrid

    3
    137
  53. 53
    LAURA

    53D First lady after Hillary

    3
    75
  54. 54
    WEED

    65A Work in the garden

    3
    55
  55. 55
    WIDE

    26D Like some smiles and loads

    3
    45
  56. 56
    CACHE

    1A Private stash

    3
    40
  57. 57
    PROF

    54A Univ. lecturer

    3
    39
  58. 58
    MIFF

    47D Tick off

    3
    28
  59. 59
    TRIED

    67A Took a shot at

    3
    28
  60. 60
    TOPTEN

    6D Best-seller list

    3
    18
  61. 61
    HOOD

    16A Ruffian

    2
    46
  62. 62
    OCHER

    14A Earthy pigment

    2
    40
  63. 63
    QTS

    64D Parts of gals.

    2
    22
  64. 64
    EXURB

    31D Outlying community

    2
    14
  65. 65
    KIROV

    29D Russian ballet company

    2
    11
  66. 66
    TORA

    39A When said three times, a W.W. II movie

    1
    39
  67. 67
    DEICE

    35A Clear, as a winter windshield

    1
    29
  68. 68
    ZAHN

    49D Newswoman Paula

    1
    22
  69. 69
    LEONI

    28D Téa of "Spanglish"

    0
    28
  70. 70
    UPTAKE

    48D Mental grasp

    0
    11
  71. 71
    THEAFRICANQUEEN

    62A Bogart/Hepburn film

    0
    8
  72. 72
    MEATPIES

    41D Pastries in "Sweeney Todd"

    0
    4
  73. 73
    SOREEYES

    8D What a welcome sight relieves

    0
    4
  74. 74
    CHIPSHOTS

    10D Lofted approaches to the green

    0
    3
  75. 75
    HONEYIMHOME debut

    30A End-of-day spousal salutation

    0
    3
  76. 76
    STINGOPERATIONS

    17A Police ploys

    0
    3
  77. 77
    GIVEMEABUZZ

    46A "Call when you get the chance"

    0
    2
  78. 78
    CASELOADS debut

    36D Social workers' work

    0
    1