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Tuesday · 76 answers

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

  1. 1
    ERR

    34D Go astray

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  2. 2
    USA

    43A One signatory to Nafta

    40
    261
  3. 3
    AMI

    2D Bordeaux buddy

    29
    302
  4. 4
    NES

    28A Old console using Game Paks, briefly

    23
    118
  5. 5
    BET

    46A Belmont Park action

    21
    120
  6. 6
    TRY

    66A Take a shot

    19
    181
  7. 7
    REAL

    19A Existing

    19
    160
  8. 8
    DOH

    8D Cry accompanying a head slap

    18
    116
  9. 9
    OREOS

    67A Snacks often eaten inside out

    17
    87
  10. 10
    SAO

    60D ___ Paulo, Brazil

    15
    171
  11. 11
    SALT

    5D Margarita go-with

    15
    115
  12. 12
    NOIR

    39D Pinot ___

    14
    110
  13. 13
    IFSO

    56D "In that case ..."

    13
    70
  14. 14
    TETE

    37D Place for a béret

    12
    152
  15. 15
    OUT

    59D "Git!"

    12
    149
  16. 16
    ASHY

    23A Pale as a ghost

    12
    97
  17. 17
    ROAD

    57A Blacktop, e.g.

    12
    95
  18. 18
    DYES

    65A Woad and anil, for two

    11
    100
  19. 19
    ANTSY

    4D Unable to sit still

    10
    78
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    IPOS

    14A Debuts on the N.Y.S.E.

    10
    51
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    ABASE

    33A Humiliate

    9
    82
  22. 22
    MISS

    9A ___ America

    9
    64
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    ARCADE

    45D Skee-Ball site

    9
    40
  24. 24
    ORION

    42A Heavenly hunter

    8
    112
  25. 25
    COW

    47A Moon jumper of rhyme

    8
    61
  26. 26
    ASTROS

    20A First pro team to play on artificial turf

    7
    36
  27. 27
    SHA

    27A ___ Na Na

    6
    107
  28. 28
    ONEL

    48D Like Nash's lama

    6
    79
  29. 29
    AHS

    33D Sounds of relief

    5
    121
  30. 30
    HRS

    61D Four-baggers: Abbr.

    5
    90
  31. 31
    MAL

    1D Prefix with ware or content

    5
    66
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    GAD

    6A Wander aimlessly (about)

    5
    60
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    ADLER

    53D Irene of a Sherlock Holmes story

    5
    59
  34. 34
    USERID

    43D Log-on name

    5
    36
  35. 35
    CANARY

    47D One who sings to the cops

    5
    17
  36. 36
    AMANA

    13A Frigidaire competitor

    4
    112
  37. 37
    TAPES

    41A Blackmailer's evidence

    4
    29
  38. 38
    ERLE

    18D Writer ___ Stanley Gardner

    3
    198
  39. 39
    LIZ

    49A Claiborne of fashion

    3
    55
  40. 40
    ONEIDA

    55A Five Nations tribe

    3
    40
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    MAMAS

    1A Pop music's Cass Elliot and Michelle Phillips

    3
    28
  42. 42
    SNEERAT

    15D Show contempt for

    3
    20
  43. 43
    IRT

    32D N.Y.C.'s original subway line

    2
    70
  44. 44
    INDO

    62A ___-European languages

    2
    61
  45. 45
    ASCH

    23D "The Apostle" author Sholem

    2
    36
  46. 46
    MARSH

    9D Cattail's locale

    2
    36
  47. 47
    AGA

    30A Turkish title

    1
    132
  48. 48
    AGRO

    53A Soil: Prefix

    1
    39
  49. 49
    SHUE

    24D Elisabeth of "Leaving Las Vegas"

    1
    38
  50. 50
    SUER

    63A "Judge Judy" figure

    1
    33
  51. 51
    ENZO

    40D Automaker Ferrari

    1
    27
  52. 52
    EASTLA

    21A Calif. barrio area

    1
    25
  53. 53
    CURIO

    31A Antique shop item

    1
    20
  54. 54
    SALADA

    12D Brand used in 10-Down, maybe

    1
    13
  55. 55
    GIJOES

    6D Action figures for boys

    1
    11
  56. 56
    ROYALFLUSH

    58A Poker player's dream ... and a hint to the ends of 17-, 25-, 35- and 50-Across

    1
    11
  57. 57
    COYER

    52D More coquettish

    1
    5
  58. 58
    ORT

    29A Scrap for Spot

    0
    86
  59. 59
    ACTA

    16A Court records

    0
    47
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    TOBE

    26D "Hamlet" soliloquy starter

    0
    34
  61. 61
    STALAG

    11D "Hogan's Heroes" setting

    0
    31
  62. 62
    SEGAR

    64A Elzie ___, Popeye's creator

    0
    17
  63. 63
    ICETEA

    10D Summer refresher

    0
    13
  64. 64
    MATAHARI

    3D Seductive W.W. I spy

    0
    13
  65. 65
    OPENERS

    36D Just for ___

    0
    12
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    SAXONY

    44D Dresden's state

    0
    9
  67. 67
    DIDOS

    51D Pranks

    0
    7
  68. 68
    ARTSHOW

    22D Gallery event

    0
    6
  69. 69
    EXCITE

    54A Fire up

    0
    6
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    NOTABIT

    28D Opposite of everything

    0
    5
  71. 71
    OILGAUGE

    38D Auto dashboard indicator

    0
    4
  72. 72
    APOST

    7D Words after "deaf as" or "dumb as"

    0
    3
  73. 73
    HEIRTOTHETHRONE

    35A Prince Charles, beginning in 1952

    0
    3
  74. 74
    LETTERHEAD

    25A Company stationery

    0
    3
  75. 75
    SARDINECAN

    50A Cramped spot, slangily

    0
    3
  76. 76
    LITTLEJOHN

    17A Member of Sherwood Forest's "merry band"

    0
    2