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Tuesday · 78 answers · 7 debuts

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

  1. 1
    EAR

    39A It may be floppy or pointy

    57
    485
  2. 2
    EGO

    52A Self-importance

    42
    393
  3. 3
    ASAP

    6A "Pronto!"

    36
    300
  4. 4
    SHE

    43A "That's all ___ wrote"

    35
    345
  5. 5
    TEA

    18D Samovar beverage

    30
    374
  6. 6
    RNA

    37D Genetic letters

    29
    322
  7. 7
    ODES

    70A Works of 9-Down

    26
    226
  8. 8
    OPEN

    19A Up-front

    26
    217
  9. 9
    AOL

    6D Co. offering a Buddy List

    25
    214
  10. 10
    ARENA

    35D Concert venue

    24
    334
  11. 11
    ASHE

    66A Queens tennis stadium

    22
    275
  12. 12
    GEE

    53D "I didn't know that!"

    20
    200
  13. 13
    IAM

    30A "___ a Rock"

    19
    127
  14. 14
    ESL

    48A Night sch. class

    18
    153
  15. 15
    ACED

    40A Hit a serve past

    18
    152
  16. 16
    INRE

    2D Concerning, on a memo

    17
    251
  17. 17
    DAM

    23A Lake former, perhaps

    14
    132
  18. 18
    CASE

    55D Item on a docket

    13
    108
  19. 19
    KIA

    38D Sedona and Sorento automaker

    13
    94
  20. 20
    SALSA

    33A Chips go-with

    11
    98
  21. 21
    SHIP

    7D Send via DHL, say

    11
    60
  22. 22
    NILE

    57D Aswan's river

    10
    163
  23. 23
    BASE

    22D Military site

    10
    104
  24. 24
    TINY

    13D Facetious nickname for a giant

    10
    64
  25. 25
    OHNO

    15A "Yikes!"

    9
    149
  26. 26
    ANNO

    8D Cornerstone word

    9
    128
  27. 27
    INLAW

    14A Family tree member

    9
    54
  28. 28
    MAGI

    63A Visitors to the manger

    8
    102
  29. 29
    SERENE

    20A Hard to rattle

    8
    79
  30. 30
    ETD

    29D J.F.K. posting: Abbr.

    7
    113
  31. 31
    FLA

    42D Atlantic state in two time zones: Abbr.

    7
    69
  32. 32
    EASYA

    49A Gut course

    7
    54
  33. 33
    ANTES

    31D Starts the kitty

    6
    92
  34. 34
    BEAR

    44D Put up with

    6
    70
  35. 35
    ANGEL

    26A Little devil's opposite

    6
    47
  36. 36
    DANCE

    71A Word that can follow the ends of 17-, 21-, 36-, 44-, 54- and 64-Across

    6
    47
  37. 37
    AGASP

    26D Visibly shocked

    6
    39
  38. 38
    NACHO

    27D Cheesy snack

    5
    39
  39. 39
    JETS

    69A "West Side Story" gang

    5
    37
  40. 40
    AXEL

    12D Jump on the ice

    4
    110
  41. 41
    SATAY

    34D Skewered Asian fare

    4
    13
  42. 42
    ERLE

    62D Writer ___ Stanley Gardner

    3
    198
  43. 43
    FATE

    42A You can't escape it

    3
    67
  44. 44
    AMOEBA

    10D Pseudopod-forming organism

    3
    63
  45. 45
    LIAM

    50A Neeson of "Kinsey"

    3
    61
  46. 46
    HELP

    67A 1965 Beatles song or movie

    3
    52
  47. 47
    MPS

    65D "M*A*S*H" cops, for short

    3
    46
  48. 48
    IWON

    60D Lottery player's cry of elation

    3
    38
  49. 49
    POETS

    9D Keats and Horace, for two

    3
    36
  50. 50
    ETOILE

    58A Star, in Paris

    3
    33
  51. 51
    TIDIES

    47D Straightens (up)

    3
    6
  52. 52
    AMAT

    10A Part of a Latin 101 conjugation

    2
    99
  53. 53
    MAXI

    16A Ankle-length, maybe

    2
    52
  54. 54
    SABE

    25A Kemo ___ (the Lone Ranger)

    2
    38
  55. 55
    BICS

    1D Popular ballpoints

    2
    23
  56. 56
    ONEA

    59D Fit to serve

    1
    175
  57. 57
    LAIC

    61D Of the flock

    1
    74
  58. 58
    IRED

    56D Ticked off

    1
    48
  59. 59
    MACHO

    51D Like many a Clint Eastwood character

    1
    25
  60. 60
    REOIL

    68A Use more 3-in-One on

    1
    21
  61. 61
    MARBLE

    32D Venus de Milo material

    1
    10
  62. 62
    NLER

    3D Pirate or Padre, for short

    0
    40
  63. 63
    DADE

    4D Miami-___ County

    0
    30
  64. 64
    AMAJ

    54D Key with three sharps: Abbr.

    0
    21
  65. 65
    LEOTARD

    45D Trapeze artist's attire

    0
    14
  66. 66
    ACIDRAIN

    54A One cause of deforestation

    0
    10
  67. 67
    PONTE

    46A ___ Vecchio (Florence landmark)

    0
    9
  68. 68
    POTBELLY

    21A Joe Six-Pack's protrusion

    0
    9
  69. 69
    BINDS

    1A Tight spots

    0
    8
  70. 70
    MISUSE

    24D Apply incorrectly

    0
    8
  71. 71
    GREENLIGHT debut

    28D Go-ahead

    0
    6
  72. 72
    NUTRI debut

    41A ___-Grain (breakfast bar brand)

    0
    4
  73. 73
    SWINDLE debut

    5D Bernie Madoff job

    0
    3
  74. 74
    CREDITLINE

    17A Borrower's limit

    0
    2
  75. 75
    GARTERSNAKE debut

    36A Harmless-to-humans slitherer

    0
    2
  76. 76
    MAPLELEAFS debut

    11D Canadiens' rivals

    0
    2
  77. 77
    BASEBALLFAN debut

    44A Typical visitor to Cooperstown

    0
    1
  78. 78
    CRIMEANWAR debut

    64A Conflict settled by the Treaty of Paris in 1856

    0
    1