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Thursday · 70 answers · 7 debuts

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

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    ESSO

    60D Sinclair alternative

    30
    276
  2. 2
    SRI

    24A Madras title

    28
    238
  3. 3
    EELS

    57D Reef dwellers

    27
    198
  4. 4
    ENOS

    34A Fourth book of the Book of Mormon

    26
    287
  5. 5
    ATL

    41A View from Long Is.

    23
    171
  6. 6
    ASHE

    26D Gentleman of the court

    22
    275
  7. 7
    MENU

    59D Button on an iPod

    18
    183
  8. 8
    SPEC

    47A A writer may work on it

    18
    120
  9. 9
    SEED

    35D Starting point

    17
    141
  10. 10
    EONS

    33D Eternities

    14
    162
  11. 11
    LANE

    23D Narrow way

    14
    142
  12. 12
    NIA

    50A Long on screen

    13
    138
  13. 13
    SOLD

    28D "Deal!"

    13
    70
  14. 14
    ENID

    42A Tennyson woman called "the Fair"

    10
    232
  15. 15
    NEIL

    45A ___ Jordan, who wrote "The Crying Game"

    10
    115
  16. 16
    AMES

    5D Bob ___, young man in Dreiser's "Sister Carrie"

    9
    174
  17. 17
    TRON

    9D Suffix with beta

    9
    113
  18. 18
    CREE

    48D Canadian native

    9
    105
  19. 19
    PTAS

    27A Class-conscious grps.?

    8
    87
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    DAH

    54A One-third of a Morse "O"

    8
    61
  21. 21
    TEX

    36A Gore follower

    6
    93
  22. 22
    DANCE

    49A Bolero, e.g.

    6
    47
  23. 23
    NIB

    8D Pointed extremity

    5
    58
  24. 24
    VEAL

    22A Word before Oscar or Orloff

    5
    54
  25. 25
    AWLS

    55D Belt-hole makers

    5
    53
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    IRAISE

    32A Hold 'em challenge

    5
    25
  27. 27
    ORNOT

    53D Optional phrase

    4
    64
  28. 28
    DIA

    62D Part of una semana

    4
    57
  29. 29
    ENDO

    29A Prefix with skeleton

    3
    79
  30. 30
    NEWS

    1D Google heading

    3
    74
  31. 31
    NAFTA

    25A Intl. agreement since 1993

    3
    46
  32. 32
    ENSURE

    11D Protect

    3
    35
  33. 33
    OPERATE

    7D Be in charge of

    3
    25
  34. 34
    ARLENE

    55A Children's author/photographer Alda

    2
    33
  35. 35
    NEUTER

    20A Sterile, in a way

    2
    26
  36. 36
    HAYES

    10D First sitting president to visit the West Coast

    2
    24
  37. 37
    YSER

    14D Battle of the ___, 1914

    1
    134
  38. 38
    AARE

    13D It rises in the Bernese Alps

    1
    83
  39. 39
    ONIONS

    64A Ingredients in many stews

    1
    31
  40. 40
    ELEVATE

    39A Bring up

    1
    30
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    LIENEE

    46D Mortgagor, e.g.

    1
    14
  42. 42
    NISAN

    25D Passover month

    1
    14
  43. 43
    DEEPSET

    43D Like some eyes

    1
    10
  44. 44
    PERMITME

    58A "Here, I can help you"

    1
    8
  45. 45
    EXHILARATE

    2D Thrill

    1
    6
  46. 46
    PIRANHAS

    16A Vicious sorts

    1
    4
  47. 47
    EERO

    52A First name in architecture

    0
    132
  48. 48
    ANEAR

    51D At hand, in poems

    0
    50
  49. 49
    OXEYE

    31D Kind of daisy

    0
    38
  50. 50
    WIPE

    38D Efface, with "off"

    0
    30
  51. 51
    HEEP

    18D Mr. Wickfield's clerk, in literature

    0
    23
  52. 52
    LIA

    21A Debussy's "Air de ___"

    0
    16
  53. 53
    SNEERSAT

    65A Derides

    0
    8
  54. 54
    TURNTO

    66A Become, as mush

    0
    7
  55. 55
    EXHUME

    15A Dig up

    0
    6
  56. 56
    NEWMAN

    1A Seinfeld's "sworn enemy"

    0
    6
  57. 57
    LIVEALIE

    63A Not be honest about oneself

    0
    5
  58. 58
    SINISTER

    19A Up to no good

    0
    5
  59. 59
    ONTHEWAY debut

    7A En route

    0
    4
  60. 60
    DELRAY

    44A ___ Beach, Fla.

    0
    3
  61. 61
    RHIN

    56D Nose: Prefix

    0
    3
  62. 62
    NETTV debut

    6D Web-based service

    0
    2
  63. 63
    SALCHOW

    37A Eponymous rink jump

    0
    2
  64. 64
    VLADIMIR debut

    40D One of the men waiting in "Waiting for Godot"

    0
    2
  65. 65
    WHATINTARNATION

    12D "Huh?!"

    0
    2
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    WHERETHEBOYSARE

    17A 1961 Connie Francis hit

    0
    2
  67. 67
    DETACHMENT debut

    30D Troop group

    0
    1
  68. 68
    MURIATIC debut

    4D ___ acid (old name for hydrochloric acid)

    0
    1
  69. 69
    WHENIFALLINLOVE debut

    3D 1952 Doris Day hit that was an even bigger hit for the Lettermen in 1961

    0
    1
  70. 70
    WHONEEDSENEMIES debut

    61A End of a line about "friends"

    0
    1