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Tuesday · 74 answers · 7 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ADO

    35A Hubbub

    43
    477
  2. 2
    ETNA

    58A Sicilian hot spot

    36
    334
  3. 3
    IDEA

    29D "What's the big ___?"

    33
    396
  4. 4
    ESC

    37A Laptop key

    30
    209
  5. 5
    ELS

    13D Overhead RRs

    29
    333
  6. 6
    ONTO

    21D Not duped by

    26
    244
  7. 7
    ARENA

    3D Fight site

    24
    334
  8. 8
    ANON

    36A Before too long

    20
    275
  9. 9
    TEST

    62A Clinical study

    19
    181
  10. 10
    ERG

    24A Bit of work

    17
    175
  11. 11
    ISM

    47A School of thought

    13
    145
  12. 12
    RAIL

    16A Commuter option

    13
    120
  13. 13
    SHAM

    1A Pretense

    13
    87
  14. 14
    BLT

    56D Diner order, briefly

    12
    121
  15. 15
    AGILE

    15A Light on one's feet

    11
    115
  16. 16
    NOON

    30D Midday

    11
    103
  17. 17
    GPS

    39A Modern navigational aid, for short

    10
    96
  18. 18
    ONICE

    60A In readiness

    10
    91
  19. 19
    OLEO

    38A Margarine

    9
    264
  20. 20
    SEEM

    64A Look to be

    9
    100
  21. 21
    SUIT

    55D Spades, for example

    9
    70
  22. 22
    INCH

    27D Creep (along)

    8
    75
  23. 23
    TYKE

    10A Youngster

    8
    53
  24. 24
    ELIS

    8D Some Ivy Leaguers

    7
    129
  25. 25
    GTO

    25A Powerful Pontiac

    7
    126
  26. 26
    NOSH

    33D Light snack

    7
    63
  27. 27
    ALEX

    17A Slugger Rodriguez

    6
    125
  28. 28
    LORI

    14A Actress Petty

    6
    68
  29. 29
    PALM

    28D Conceal in the hand

    6
    55
  30. 30
    ORCS

    22D Tolkien brutes

    6
    51
  31. 31
    WAY

    46A Thoroughfare

    6
    47
  32. 32
    KILT

    12D "Braveheart" getup

    6
    25
  33. 33
    RONA

    54D Barrett or Jaffe

    5
    97
  34. 34
    OWLS

    19A Nocturnal hunters

    5
    73
  35. 35
    MEEK

    34D Humbly patient

    5
    48
  36. 36
    INNIE

    50D Certain navel

    5
    43
  37. 37
    WATER

    63A Marathon handout

    4
    48
  38. 38
    BLOW

    56A Squander

    4
    41
  39. 39
    LISTS

    26D Most of Santa's mail

    4
    33
  40. 40
    RABID

    18A Foaming at the mouth

    4
    33
  41. 41
    EGADS

    6D Antiquated exclamation

    3
    56
  42. 42
    LOKI

    59A Norse trickster

    3
    50
  43. 43
    YAWN

    11D Sign of fatigue

    3
    33
  44. 44
    ROUND

    57A Ammo unit

    3
    26
  45. 45
    RAND

    43D Cape Town currency

    2
    58
  46. 46
    PSALM

    51D Song of David

    2
    54
  47. 47
    SLASH

    1D Reduce drastically, as prices

    2
    46
  48. 48
    TOSH

    40D Nonsense, to a Brit

    2
    31
  49. 49
    UNPC

    32D Potentially offensive

    2
    21
  50. 50
    FLOE

    52D Arctic mass

    1
    57
  51. 51
    UTIL

    61A Power co.

    1
    37
  52. 52
    WEBER

    5A Big name in grills

    1
    32
  53. 53
    NANCE

    48D Jack of "Twin Peaks"

    1
    29
  54. 54
    LOTTE

    49D Tony winner Lenya

    1
    22
  55. 55
    JAGS

    31D Sporty cars, briefly

    1
    20
  56. 56
    AOKS

    53D "Thumbs-up" responses

    1
    9
  57. 57
    WARRIOR

    5D Samurai, e.g.

    1
    8
  58. 58
    HOLEY

    2D Needing darning, maybe

    1
    7
  59. 59
    REDCENT

    9D Insignificant amount

    1
    7
  60. 60
    TROUGH

    10D Slop container

    1
    4
  61. 61
    BIBI

    7D Nickname of Israel's Netanyahu

    0
    23
  62. 62
    NITWIT

    45D Chowderhead

    0
    10
  63. 63
    NONSLIP

    48A Designed to increase traction

    0
    5
  64. 64
    HOMEROW debut

    41D Where touch typists begin

    0
    4
  65. 65
    IWONDER

    42D "Hmmm ..."

    0
    4
  66. 66
    LINCHPIN

    26A Key element

    0
    3
  67. 67
    SCHNOOKS

    44A Easy dupes

    0
    3
  68. 68
    HYANNIS

    23A Massachusetts tourist spot

    0
    2
  69. 69
    THETHIRDMAN debut

    40A 1949 Orson Welles film

    0
    2
  70. 70
    FATHERSANDSONS debut

    52A Ivan Turgenev novel ... and a hint to 20-, 31- and 40-Across

    0
    1
  71. 71
    JUNIORMINTS debut

    31A Chocolate-coated candy

    0
    1
  72. 72
    MIXINGIN debut

    4D Adding, as an ingredient

    0
    1
  73. 73
    ODYSSEUS debut

    38D He devised the Trojan horse

    0
    1
  74. 74
    SENIORDISCOUNT debut

    20A Incentive aimed at golden agers

    0
    1