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Wednesday · 76 answers · 4 debuts

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

  1. 1
    SET

    27D Having everything needed

    68
    402
  2. 2
    ONE

    25D Cosine of zero degrees

    64
    613
  3. 3
    ETC

    65A Series ender: Abbr.

    37
    268
  4. 4
    RNA

    22A Genetic letters

    29
    322
  5. 5
    ADA

    38D Nabokov title heroine

    27
    270
  6. 6
    GEL

    34A Salon supply

    26
    185
  7. 7
    NEON

    60D ___ lamp

    24
    219
  8. 8
    REV

    9D Excite, with "up"

    24
    147
  9. 9
    ACER

    2D Expert server

    23
    137
  10. 10
    OTTO

    59D Hall-of-Fame QB Graham

    22
    273
  11. 11
    ENYA

    12D "A Day Without Rain" singer

    22
    161
  12. 12
    MIA

    52A War stat

    21
    209
  13. 13
    URN

    15A Part of some garden statuary

    19
    244
  14. 14
    IKEA

    30D Swedish retail giant

    19
    130
  15. 15
    ERIC

    6D Attorney General Holder

    17
    251
  16. 16
    ASTI

    54D Italian wine region

    17
    224
  17. 17
    LYE

    42D Caustic substance

    17
    146
  18. 18
    RATE

    56D Miles per gallon, e.g.

    16
    182
  19. 19
    PDA

    44A Palm Pilot, e.g.

    16
    91
  20. 20
    SAO

    51A ___ Carlos, Brazil

    15
    171
  21. 21
    ELITE

    63A Top players

    15
    168
  22. 22
    APR

    36A Vernal mo.

    13
    170
  23. 23
    REA

    68A Stephen of "V for Vendetta"

    12
    201
  24. 24
    AVER

    10D Declare

    12
    195
  25. 25
    ATEAM

    37A Top players

    12
    122
  26. 26
    IMUP

    53D "You don't need to wake me"

    10
    28
  27. 27
    OPIE

    33D Mayberry boy

    9
    150
  28. 28
    ARGO

    24A Cornstarch brand

    9
    148
  29. 29
    ESO

    23A "Quíen Te Dijo ___?" (2003 Latin hit)

    9
    141
  30. 30
    MOON

    69A See 1-Across

    8
    70
  31. 31
    DERN

    11D Laura of "Jurassic Park"

    8
    67
  32. 32
    ICIER

    13A Less receptive

    7
    83
  33. 33
    TEC

    62D Gumshoe

    7
    80
  34. 34
    MACS

    52D Bubs

    7
    67
  35. 35
    SEVEN

    16A Sum of any two opposite faces on a standard die

    7
    64
  36. 36
    YMCA

    57D "A place you can go," in a 1979 #2 hit

    6
    77
  37. 37
    ALEPH

    28D Hebrew leader?

    6
    44
  38. 38
    HOAX

    45A Bigfoot photo, e.g.

    6
    31
  39. 39
    MEA

    40A Apology starter

    5
    100
  40. 40
    TRADE

    8A See 67-Across

    5
    84
  41. 41
    SPICE

    67A With 8-Across, business of 55-Across's backers

    5
    39
  42. 42
    SOTHERE

    43D "Told ya!"

    5
    24
  43. 43
    HALF

    1A With 69-Across, ship of 55-Across

    4
    67
  44. 44
    YENTA

    17A Gossipy type

    4
    65
  45. 45
    CONGA

    21D It might produce a line at a party

    4
    31
  46. 46
    JUDO

    5D Sport with throws

    4
    28
  47. 47
    NIELS

    41A Copenhagen's ___ Bohr Institute

    3
    26
  48. 48
    AMSTERDAM

    61A 55-Across's destination when returning to Europe

    3
    9
  49. 49
    CARL

    19D Psychologist Jung

    2
    49
  50. 50
    COAX

    31D Say "Pretty please?," say

    2
    43
  51. 51
    MARSH

    39D Fen

    2
    36
  52. 52
    HIYA

    1D Informal greeting

    2
    35
  53. 53
    RAISA

    14D Mrs. Gorbachev

    2
    32
  54. 54
    TIMOR

    29D Island east of Java

    2
    28
  55. 55
    THREW

    26D Hosted

    2
    26
  56. 56
    SEIKO

    35A Citizen alternative

    2
    21
  57. 57
    KINDER

    48D German children

    2
    6
  58. 58
    ETUI

    50A Pins and needles holder

    1
    102
  59. 59
    SINO

    58D ___-Tibetan languages

    1
    36
  60. 60
    RUER

    47D Regretful type

    1
    32
  61. 61
    UNSEAT

    7D Defeat, as an incumbent

    1
    20
  62. 62
    CUTER

    64A More precious

    1
    10
  63. 63
    DISCOVERY

    18A Aptly named ship on a later voyage of 55-Across

    1
    4
  64. 64
    MANN

    32D Educator Horace

    0
    59
  65. 65
    MOHS

    32A ___ scale

    0
    27
  66. 66
    RUNTO

    66A Reach in total

    0
    25
  67. 67
    LINC

    3D Nickname for someone who shares a name with the 16th president

    0
    14
  68. 68
    JEU

    5A ___ d'esprit (witty remark)

    0
    8
  69. 69
    TSONGAS

    8D 1992 presidential aspirant Paul

    0
    8
  70. 70
    BAUER

    49D "24" agent Jack

    0
    6
  71. 71
    HOODLUM

    45D Tough

    0
    4
  72. 72
    ARCTICOCEAN debut

    20A Body of water sailed in by 55-Across

    0
    3
  73. 73
    HENRYHUDSON

    55A Explorer who sailed into 46-Across in 1609

    0
    2
  74. 74
    NEWYORKHARBOR debut

    46A See 55-Across

    0
    2
  75. 75
    TRANSATLANTIC debut

    26A Like most of the voyages of 55-Across

    0
    2
  76. 76
    FETTERS debut

    4D Chains

    0
    1