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Saturday · 70 answers · 11 debuts

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

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    ERR

    10D Stumble

    54
    522
  2. 2
    AREA

    19A Real-estate ad statistic

    46
    631
  3. 3
    TEA

    60D Hot spot?

    30
    374
  4. 4
    ATARI

    2D Breakout maker

    28
    224
  5. 5
    AOL

    54A Name for Quantum Computer Services since '89

    25
    214
  6. 6
    RTE

    36D Bus spec.

    20
    285
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    ACED

    52A Shot one on

    18
    152
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    DES

    38D ___ Peres (St. Louis suburb)

    16
    154
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    REC

    32D Sport, for short

    15
    163
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    AESOP

    37D "The Mischievous Dog" author

    14
    127
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    UTA

    6D She played Martha in Broadway's "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?"

    11
    86
  12. 12
    SPAN

    22A Go over

    10
    132
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    SUMO

    55A Heavyweights compete in it

    10
    81
  14. 14
    SALEM

    47A Parliament rival

    9
    107
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    BIB

    7D One hanging around at Red Lobster?

    9
    74
  16. 16
    RAMEN

    3D Far Eastern bowlful

    9
    43
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    EMOTE

    50D Mug, e.g.

    8
    152
  18. 18
    INT

    61D Gridiron datum

    6
    139
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    HAI

    28A Yokohama "yes"

    6
    73
  20. 20
    AMANA

    8D Range option

    4
    112
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    LUNAR

    49D Kind of cycle

    4
    43
  22. 22
    LOOS

    11D "Happy Birthday" playwright

    4
    40
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    ROLLS

    16A Some piano players

    4
    29
  24. 24
    FTC

    27A Consumer protection grp.

    4
    28
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    NSYNC

    14D Band with the highest first-week album sales in music history

    3
    52
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    KNEAD

    4D Manipulate, in a way

    3
    43
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    ELFIN

    10A Like some seasonal helpers

    3
    40
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    ASKTO

    48D Provide an invitation for

    3
    20
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    AMATI

    64A Priceless instrument

    2
    81
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    MACAW

    1D Bird remarkable for its longevity

    2
    45
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    CAPRA

    43D "Lady for a Day" director, 1933

    2
    42
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    NEGEV

    9D Ben-Gurion setting

    2
    32
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    TAKEN

    41A Claimed

    2
    31
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    GODOT

    45D One who's waited upon

    2
    26
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    DIGIN

    25D Cook's words

    2
    20
  36. 36
    NEV

    20A Its motto is "All for our country": Abbr.

    1
    51
  37. 37
    NIM

    59D Takeaway game

    1
    23
  38. 38
    DEPT

    53D Firm part: Abbr.

    1
    21
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    DUNK

    35D Court stuff

    1
    15
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    HAILE

    30A Marathon runner Gebrselassie

    1
    15
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    SIGEP

    44A Member of a popular college frat

    1
    9
  42. 42
    MOWED

    51D Cut

    1
    5
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    VEHICLE

    21D It'll get you somewhere

    1
    4
  44. 44
    MARKCUBAN debut

    1A Billionaire sports entrepreneur who heads HDNet

    1
    2
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    SDI

    57D Arms race plan: Abbr.

    0
    62
  46. 46
    CIV

    43A Kind of engr.

    0
    19
  47. 47
    OEN

    42A Vintner's prefix

    0
    19
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    ILLATEASE

    13D Nervous

    0
    16
  49. 49
    PILES

    56A An overabundance

    0
    16
  50. 50
    IRRS

    31D Factory seconds: Abbr.

    0
    9
  51. 51
    CYR

    5D France's Saint-___-l'École

    0
    7
  52. 52
    ORIENTATE

    63A Help get settled

    0
    7
  53. 53
    SALOONS

    26D Old settings for many out-of-tune pianos

    0
    7
  54. 54
    WINDS

    23A Orchestra section

    0
    7
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    ELORO

    46D Ecuador's southernmost coastal province

    0
    6
  56. 56
    READINGRAILROAD

    32A It served the Mid-Atlantic until 1976

    0
    5
  57. 57
    SHIITES debut

    24D Some religious fundamentalists

    0
    5
  58. 58
    RSVPD debut

    62A Sent regrets, say

    0
    4
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    TOMATORED

    65A What green might ripen into

    0
    4
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    ANSONIA debut

    29D Connecticut city on the Naugatuck

    0
    3
  61. 61
    COUNTONESLOSSES

    40A Move on after a humiliating defeat

    0
    3
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    FLIPFLOPS debut

    12D About-faces

    0
    3
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    ROILY

    18A Agitated

    0
    3
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    CAMERABAG

    17A Case made for a shooter

    0
    2
  65. 65
    AQUAVELVA debut

    34D Old Spice alternative

    0
    1
  66. 66
    ATANYTIME debut

    15A Within the next few minutes, potentially

    0
    1
  67. 67
    DAVES debut

    25A Dr. Seuss's "Too Many ___"

    0
    1
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    DONTIKNOW debut

    58A "You said it!"

    0
    1
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    EXOTICISM debut

    33D Foreignness

    0
    1
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    EXQUISITECORPSE debut

    39A Classic laugh-inducing parlor game with writing or illustrations

    0
    1