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Monday · 74 answers · 4 debuts

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

  1. 1
    EEL

    38A Snakelike fish

    53
    487
  2. 2
    ACRE

    26D Field unit

    38
    328
  3. 3
    ACHE

    28A Dull pain

    28
    282
  4. 4
    OPERA

    14A "Tosca," for one

    26
    247
  5. 5
    OPAL

    2D Milky white gem

    23
    253
  6. 6
    AURA

    16A Surrounding glow

    22
    218
  7. 7
    PRO

    35A Con's opposite

    15
    214
  8. 8
    EYRE

    54D Brontë's Jane

    15
    150
  9. 9
    SHOO

    15A "Get out of here, fly!"

    15
    112
  10. 10
    OTHER

    37D None of the above, on a survey

    13
    114
  11. 11
    SEND

    61A Transmit

    12
    133
  12. 12
    STEER

    60A Have the wheel of a car

    12
    132
  13. 13
    ROMA

    1D Capital of Italia

    12
    100
  14. 14
    HOST

    41A Party giver

    11
    85
  15. 15
    EXTRA

    31A When repeated, bygone newsboy's cry

    11
    73
  16. 16
    AGEE

    58A Writer James

    10
    201
  17. 17
    URNS

    59A Vases

    8
    108
  18. 18
    POKE

    62A Jab between the ribs, say

    8
    57
  19. 19
    SOX

    8D "Red" or "White" baseball team

    7
    50
  20. 20
    OSAGE

    48D Missouri river or Indian

    6
    90
  21. 21
    ASSN

    6A The first "A" in N.A.A.C.P.: Abbr.

    5
    137
  22. 22
    ALCOA

    27D It acquired Reynolds Metals in 2000

    5
    45
  23. 23
    SHOT

    7D Photographed

    4
    74
  24. 24
    ENTRY

    57A Contest submission

    4
    55
  25. 25
    VENTI

    50A Large, at Starbucks

    4
    25
  26. 26
    HORDE

    63A Mob

    3
    46
  27. 27
    NEMEA

    43A Ancient Greek city with a mythical lion

    3
    40
  28. 28
    SACK

    10A Bag

    3
    35
  29. 29
    UBOLT

    23A Letter-shaped, threaded fastener

    3
    26
  30. 30
    ALTIMA

    22A Nissan sedan

    3
    17
  31. 31
    GRO

    56D Miracle-___ (plant food)

    2
    40
  32. 32
    FALL

    29A Autumn

    2
    34
  33. 33
    VERSE

    50D Esther 8:9 is the longest one in the Bible

    2
    33
  34. 34
    CREME

    12D Middle of an Oreo

    2
    32
  35. 35
    ROLFE

    1A John of colonial Jamestown

    2
    31
  36. 36
    NOMAAM

    9D Courteous rejection to a woman

    2
    16
  37. 37
    EXGI

    42A U.S. military vet

    2
    15
  38. 38
    PUNK

    52D Play a practical joke on, slangily

    2
    7
  39. 39
    MRED

    53D Talking horse of '60s TV

    1
    71
  40. 40
    PEROT

    39A H. Ross ___, candidate of 1992 and 1996

    1
    41
  41. 41
    ENMESH

    46D Tangle up (in)

    1
    27
  42. 42
    COMAS

    47D Unconscious states

    1
    21
  43. 43
    ULSTER

    19D Coat named for an Irish province

    1
    18
  44. 44
    AAHED

    30D Sighed with satisfaction

    1
    16
  45. 45
    VIXEN

    49D Reindeer teamed with Prancer

    1
    15
  46. 46
    ALLEYCAT

    20A Prowling feline

    1
    13
  47. 47
    FREEBIE

    4D Something for nothing

    1
    10
  48. 48
    XTERRA

    36D Nissan S.U.V.

    1
    10
  49. 49
    PERMITME

    52A "If I may ..."

    1
    8
  50. 50
    MESSUP

    44D Goof

    1
    7
  51. 51
    XFACTOR

    36A Mystery quality ... or what 18- and 55-Across and 3- and 32-Down have?

    1
    7
  52. 52
    LAPP

    25D Northern Scandinavian

    0
    38
  53. 53
    ALIF

    34D A, in Arabic

    0
    18
  54. 54
    EATINTO

    42D Take away from, as profits

    0
    18
  55. 55
    AUDIE

    11D Actor Murphy of old westerns

    0
    17
  56. 56
    OSIERS

    51A Twigs for baskets

    0
    15
  57. 57
    CLIFF

    21D Steep drop-off

    0
    12
  58. 58
    HILTS

    24D Sword handles

    0
    12
  59. 59
    AIMTO

    27A "We ___ please"

    0
    11
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    HASBEEN

    24A Washed-up person

    0
    9
  61. 61
    HEAROF

    45A Learn secondhand

    0
    9
  62. 62
    REGO

    33D ___ Park (Queens neighborhood)

    0
    9
  63. 63
    LATINI

    25A Course in which to conjugate "amo, amas, amat ..."

    0
    8
  64. 64
    KARAN

    13D Designer Donna

    0
    7
  65. 65
    ONEEYED

    40D Like two jacks in a deck of cards

    0
    7
  66. 66
    ASFAT

    6D Equally plump

    0
    6
  67. 67
    MAXES

    17A Completely uses up, as a credit card, with "out"

    0
    6
  68. 68
    LEXLUTHOR

    3D "Superman" villain

    0
    4
  69. 69
    EASYON

    5D Start of a billboard catchphrase meaning "close to the highway"

    0
    2
  70. 70
    TEXRITTER

    32D Cowboy who sang the title song from "High Noon"

    0
    2
  71. 71
    COVERED debut

    47A Having insurance

    0
    1
  72. 72
    FOXMULDER debut

    18A Dana Scully's sci-fi partner

    0
    1
  73. 73
    MAXYASGUR debut

    55A Owner of the farm where Woodstock took place

    0
    1
  74. 74
    SALTBOX debut

    10D House style with a long pitched roof in back

    0
    1