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Saturday · 70 answers · 8 debuts

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

  1. 1
    SET

    36A 64 crayons, e.g.

    68
    402
  2. 2
    SIR

    35A What 16-Across has been called since 1998

    35
    271
  3. 3
    PELE

    51A Legendary athlete on the 6/23/75 cover of Sports Illustrated

    21
    115
  4. 4
    ALEC

    11D "The Black Stallion" lad

    19
    279
  5. 5
    DARE

    56D Show pluck

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    116
  6. 6
    RIG

    57A Gerrymander

    16
    114
  7. 7
    APOP

    22A Pricing words

    13
    107
  8. 8
    ELECT

    30D Governor or mayor follower

    13
    99
  9. 9
    POT

    26A Cardsharp's goal

    12
    120
  10. 10
    CEE

    4D Communist leader?

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    138
  11. 11
    DOA

    40D 1950 film that opens with a man reporting his own murder

    8
    88
  12. 12
    PASTA

    10A It's sometimes ribbon-shaped

    7
    89
  13. 13
    IPOD

    55A Player in a docking station

    7
    79
  14. 14
    ELTON

    16A His tribute to Marilyn was remade for Diana

    5
    102
  15. 15
    ORELSE

    33D Words often accompanied by a 45-Across

    5
    75
  16. 16
    RPI

    48A N.C.A.A. rival of Vassar

    4
    76
  17. 17
    SIB

    25D Kindred

    4
    69
  18. 18
    LTR

    60D Photocopier abbr.

    4
    68
  19. 19
    NONET

    50D Certain jazz combo

    4
    54
  20. 20
    YEARN

    18A Pant

    4
    49
  21. 21
    BASIC

    6D Not advanced

    4
    47
  22. 22
    CORAL

    58A Lipstick shade

    4
    45
  23. 23
    ERITREA

    39D Its flag features an olive branch inside a wreath

    4
    39
  24. 24
    SATIN

    49A Like some weaves

    3
    62
  25. 25
    LAMP

    53D Miner's aid

    3
    47
  26. 26
    CRISP

    24A Bracing

    3
    29
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    SSS

    9D Certain card issuer: Abbr.

    2
    167
  28. 28
    MEG

    19A 2004 U.S. Women's Open winner Mallon

    2
    67
  29. 29
    JAW

    59D Yak

    2
    65
  30. 30
    SNAPE

    63A Head of Hogwarts School's Slytherin House

    2
    27
  31. 31
    TIBET

    47A Whence some spaniels and terriers

    2
    23
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    CDRACKS

    37D Music store array

    2
    7
  33. 33
    RIEL

    20A 100 sen

    1
    28
  34. 34
    TINAS

    27A Brown and others

    1
    20
  35. 35
    REELIN

    8D Try to land

    1
    18
  36. 36
    KREME

    61A Word after Vanilla or Chocolate, at Dunkin' Donuts

    1
    14
  37. 37
    AMHERST

    7D Where Hampshire College is

    1
    13
  38. 38
    RELIEVE

    43D Spell

    1
    13
  39. 39
    HOTTIP

    31D Buzz generator on Wall Street

    1
    11
  40. 40
    BOLOTIE

    34A Range accessory

    1
    10
  41. 41
    PASSAT

    23D Volkswagen model

    1
    5
  42. 42
    CREAKED

    37A Gave away an intruder, maybe

    1
    3
  43. 43
    DIRTYLOOK debut

    45A Glare

    1
    2
  44. 44
    ELEE

    54D Part of a noted reb's signature

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    78
  45. 45
    ATTLEE

    52A Landslide election winner of 1945

    0
    26
  46. 46
    OPPOSE

    21D Try to block

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    26
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    ANNETTE

    14D Only Mouseketeer personally chosen by Walt Disney

    0
    23
  48. 48
    OTIOSE

    46D Idle

    0
    23
  49. 49
    OBERLIN

    42D First U.S. coed college

    0
    13
  50. 50
    KNAR

    5D Trunk protuberance

    0
    12
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    ALLGONE

    3D Spent

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    8
  52. 52
    TORTONI

    13D Dessert garnished with crumbled macaroons

    0
    8
  53. 53
    OOCYTE

    21A Future egg

    0
    7
  54. 54
    SPIKY

    28D Sharply irritating

    0
    7
  55. 55
    RIPTORN

    38D Player of Richard Nixon in "Blind Ambition"

    0
    6
  56. 56
    SECTORS

    41A Military districts

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    6
  57. 57
    STAYPUT

    12D Go nowhere

    0
    6
  58. 58
    NINEPIN

    2D Part of some splits

    0
    5
  59. 59
    SKIPASS debut

    41D What to flash when you need a lift?

    0
    4
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    ONESPOT

    32A Ace

    0
    3
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    STEGNER

    44D Wallace ___, Pulitzer winner for "Angle of Repose"

    0
    3
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    UNLEASHES

    17A Vents

    0
    3
  63. 63
    SFUMATO

    1D Artist's tone-blending technique, used in the "Mona Lisa"

    0
    2
  64. 64
    SNIPEHUNT debut

    29A Futile search

    0
    2
  65. 65
    WESTERNER

    64A 34-Across sporter

    0
    2
  66. 66
    ASSERTIVE debut

    62A Forward

    0
    1
  67. 67
    FILENAMES debut

    15A They have extensions

    0
    1
  68. 68
    JOANALLEN debut

    59A Player of Pat Nixon in "Nixon"

    0
    1
  69. 69
    PEYO debut

    10D One-named Belgian cartoonist who created the Smurfs

    0
    1
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    SNACKBARS debut

    1A Stadium stands

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    1