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Wednesday · 76 answers · 3 debuts

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

  1. 1
    EST

    57A Approx. figure

    55
    428
  2. 2
    PSST

    8D "Hey, over here!"

    44
    250
  3. 3
    ICE

    13A Motel sign

    40
    391
  4. 4
    ARI

    68A N.L. West team, on scoreboards

    36
    378
  5. 5
    ARTS

    59D Dance and drama

    31
    222
  6. 6
    DEE

    31A Chef Boy-Ar-___

    22
    182
  7. 7
    UCLA

    2D Pac-10 sch.

    22
    174
  8. 8
    APSE

    67A Vaulted area, often

    21
    243
  9. 9
    ARC

    26D Rainbow, e.g.

    20
    265
  10. 10
    ITO

    24A 1989 world champion skater

    20
    240
  11. 11
    REAL

    32A Flesh-and-blood

    19
    160
  12. 12
    OBI

    29A It may be tied with a bow

    17
    199
  13. 13
    IDS

    49A Photo badges and such

    17
    181
  14. 14
    ERG

    54A Work unit

    17
    175
  15. 15
    ALP

    35D Peak in Valais

    16
    187
  16. 16
    ESPY

    39A Catch sight of

    16
    130
  17. 17
    PRO

    41D Whiz

    15
    214
  18. 18
    TORE

    61D Floored it

    15
    122
  19. 19
    PEP

    71A Vinegar, so to speak

    14
    126
  20. 20
    CEDE

    37A Turn over

    13
    152
  21. 21
    SNIP

    62D Prune a bit

    12
    133
  22. 22
    YER

    42D "So's ___ mother!"

    12
    80
  23. 23
    OVERT

    10D In the open

    11
    63
  24. 24
    OTT

    5D Little Giant of the Giants

    10
    193
  25. 25
    LORE

    45A Stories like Washington chopping down the cherry tree

    9
    130
  26. 26
    BAD

    46A No longer edible

    9
    109
  27. 27
    EMOTE

    52A Play broadly

    8
    152
  28. 28
    TEPEE

    16D Hide-covered abode

    8
    76
  29. 29
    VEE

    27D Winner's sign

    7
    113
  30. 30
    ALIBI

    6D Out

    7
    108
  31. 31
    HAR

    23A Guffaw syllable

    7
    73
  32. 32
    AVERSE

    26A Not at all eager

    7
    62
  33. 33
    BEAR

    70A Put up with

    6
    70
  34. 34
    BUM

    1A No-good

    6
    41
  35. 35
    TEXAN

    53D Either President Bush

    6
    27
  36. 36
    REHAB

    55D It might start with detox

    5
    105
  37. 37
    FOAL

    4A Stable newborn

    5
    45
  38. 38
    TENANT

    66A Lucy or Ricky, to Fred and Ethel

    5
    41
  39. 39
    EBBED

    28D Fell off

    4
    37
  40. 40
    BATHE

    20A Take a soak

    3
    44
  41. 41
    BASRA

    30D Iraqi port

    2
    39
  42. 42
    COSTS

    60A Goes for

    2
    26
  43. 43
    BIBB

    1D Lettuce variety

    2
    15
  44. 44
    SECURE

    12D Nail down

    2
    14
  45. 45
    SOVIET

    15A Bygone political council

    2
    14
  46. 46
    PROMS

    8A Some limo destinations

    2
    12
  47. 47
    AMULET

    47D Repeller of evil

    1
    41
  48. 48
    ELIXIR

    63A Cure-all

    1
    31
  49. 49
    BEGET

    46D Sire

    1
    27
  50. 50
    BALLS

    38A Word that can follow the starts of 17-, 21-, 58- and 64-Across and 3- and 40-Down

    1
    17
  51. 51
    TOOTLE

    22D Fife sound

    1
    16
  52. 52
    SPENCE

    19A Superlawyer Gerry

    1
    7
  53. 53
    BUTTERCUP

    21A Yellow flower

    1
    5
  54. 54
    GSA

    65D Fed. property agency

    0
    68
  55. 55
    STERE

    25A Metric volume measure

    0
    45
  56. 56
    TONGS

    69A Server's tool

    0
    29
  57. 57
    GRIPE

    56D Show dissatisfaction

    0
    22
  58. 58
    ATLI

    14A Chief Hun, in Scandinavian legend

    0
    16
  59. 59
    LAPSES

    34D Breaks in concentration

    0
    13
  60. 60
    DOMINO

    48D Pizza box logo

    0
    10
  61. 61
    LIEUT

    7D Fuzz of "Beetle Bailey," e.g.: Abbr.

    0
    10
  62. 62
    LECHER

    51D Aqualung, e.g., in the 1971 Jethro Tull album

    0
    9
  63. 63
    BLATANT

    33A Lacking subtlety

    0
    8
  64. 64
    CHARLES

    18D Son of Elizabeth II

    0
    8
  65. 65
    TELLSON

    36D Fingers

    0
    7
  66. 66
    ROPESIN

    9D Lures

    0
    6
  67. 67
    ALLFOR debut

    50A Completely behind

    0
    5
  68. 68
    BLACKTIE

    17A Fund-raiser wear, perhaps

    0
    5
  69. 69
    HIGHNOON

    64A 1952 Gary Cooper western

    0
    5
  70. 70
    FAKERS

    4D Quacks

    0
    3
  71. 71
    MEATHEAD

    3D "All in the Family" nickname

    0
    3
  72. 72
    MINCED

    11D Like the contents of egg rolls

    0
    2
  73. 73
    SOFTSOAP

    40D Cajole

    0
    2
  74. 74
    STEPPER

    43A Fancy dancer

    0
    2
  75. 75
    GUMERASER debut

    58A Artist's smudge remover

    0
    1
  76. 76
    TIERING debut

    44D Arranging in rows

    0
    1