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Friday · 76 answers · 13 debuts

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

  1. 1
    EKE

    53D Manage, with "out"

    31
    236
  2. 2
    ELS

    57D Chicago runners

    29
    333
  3. 3
    OAT

    37A It may be rolled

    28
    290
  4. 4
    HOE

    36D Groundbreaking invention?

    27
    173
  5. 5
    GEL

    39D Foam alternative

    26
    185
  6. 6
    SLY

    62A On the ___

    24
    264
  7. 7
    OHIO

    22D 1970 hit by Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young

    23
    200
  8. 8
    ENYA

    16D "And Winter Came ..." artist

    22
    161
  9. 9
    ELF

    48A 25-Across maker

    21
    197
  10. 10
    BOA

    54D Fancy wrap

    21
    168
  11. 11
    PLEA

    46D S O S, e.g.

    18
    154
  12. 12
    ACID

    6D Kind of rock

    17
    159
  13. 13
    EASY

    61A Gradual

    13
    153
  14. 14
    TOY

    25A Stocking stuffer

    13
    109
  15. 15
    GOO

    59A It's gross

    11
    121
  16. 16
    GET

    56D Secure

    11
    118
  17. 17
    SOY

    55D Protein source

    10
    107
  18. 18
    TINY

    24A With 35-Down, brother of Master Peter

    10
    64
  19. 19
    ICAN

    3D Optimistic assertion

    10
    57
  20. 20
    STL

    5D Mo. town

    9
    111
  21. 21
    IONS

    52D Na+ and Cl-

    9
    94
  22. 22
    DANA

    29D ___ Perino, George W. Bush's last White House press secretary

    8
    74
  23. 23
    TIM

    35D See 24-Across

    7
    109
  24. 24
    SOIL

    51A Agrarian concern

    7
    67
  25. 25
    TEEUP

    30A Prepare to drive

    7
    30
  26. 26
    ANDY

    50D "The ___ Williams Christmas Album"

    6
    93
  27. 27
    IONA

    41A Burial place of Macbeth

    5
    100
  28. 28
    KLEE

    44A Noted Bauhaus teacher

    5
    63
  29. 29
    WORE

    47D Sported

    5
    61
  30. 30
    NRA

    18A "Piece" org.

    4
    262
  31. 31
    FAA

    28A Org. with inspectors

    4
    76
  32. 32
    PEAK

    31D Prime

    4
    40
  33. 33
    DOSED

    42A Apportioned, as medicine

    3
    22
  34. 34
    LAUGH

    38A "Ho, ho, ho," e.g.

    3
    14
  35. 35
    SSTS

    63A Tupolev Tu-144s, e.g.

    2
    184
  36. 36
    MEG

    45A "Little Women" woman

    2
    67
  37. 37
    GOER

    23D Suffix with party

    2
    30
  38. 38
    DIAZ

    42D Junot ___, 2008 Pulitzer winner for "The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao"

    2
    25
  39. 39
    ANTEATER

    19D Termite tormentor

    2
    21
  40. 40
    LALALA

    49A Repeated part of "Deck the Halls"

    2
    21
  41. 41
    HEF

    40D Hutch's head, briefly

    1
    47
  42. 42
    SAAR

    5A River of Germany

    1
    36
  43. 43
    SCALD

    17A Blanch

    1
    32
  44. 44
    SSGT

    14D U.S.A.F. E-5

    1
    31
  45. 45
    ENGEL

    60A Tannenbaum topper

    1
    29
  46. 46
    REINA

    13D Spanish royal

    1
    28
  47. 47
    TURIN

    20A Italy's first capital

    1
    24
  48. 48
    DECREE

    15A Order in the court

    1
    20
  49. 49
    FULL

    27D Like Santa's bag on Christmas Eve

    1
    10
  50. 50
    PITCREW

    46A Quick-change artists?

    1
    7
  51. 51
    VAIO debut

    1A Sony computer brand

    1
    4
  52. 52
    BOOTLEGS debut

    33D Pirates

    1
    3
  53. 53
    DUI

    29A Cause for weaving, for short

    0
    25
  54. 54
    THINK

    35A Something to do twice?

    0
    19
  55. 55
    DESC

    43D One with an ancestor: Abbr.

    0
    16
  56. 56
    ORLANDO

    4D "As You Like It" hero

    0
    15
  57. 57
    ODING

    22A Taking too much, briefly

    0
    9
  58. 58
    KORDA

    58A Michael who wrote "Charmed Lives"

    0
    7
  59. 59
    ABIND

    2D Trapped, after "in"

    0
    6
  60. 60
    SACRO

    12D Pelvic prefix

    0
    5
  61. 61
    ACHRISTMASCAROL

    10D 1843 work in five "staves"

    0
    4
  62. 62
    GRRS

    21A Canine warnings

    0
    4
  63. 63
    TERRIF

    11D "Super!"

    0
    4
  64. 64
    BOVARY

    9D Emma of fiction

    0
    3
  65. 65
    EBENEZERSCROOGE

    53A One who saw his name upon the stone of a neglected grave

    0
    3
  66. 66
    GUCK debut

    26D It's gross

    0
    3
  67. 67
    SAVANNAH debut

    14A Georgia border river

    0
    3
  68. 68
    AHMET debut

    7D Ertegun who co-founded Atlantic Records

    0
    2
  69. 69
    BOBCRATCHIT debut

    9A One who worked in a "dismal little cell"

    0
    2
  70. 70
    RIBCUT debut

    8D Club steak, e.g.

    0
    2
  71. 71
    YULELOGS debut

    34D Iconic flamers

    0
    2
  72. 72
    GHOSTOF debut

    26A With 32-Across, one subjected to "incessant torture of remorse"

    0
    1
  73. 73
    JACOBMARLEY debut

    32A See 26-Across

    0
    1
  74. 74
    JINGLERS debut

    32D Sleigh bells and such

    0
    1
  75. 75
    SOCIALCLIMBER debut

    12A A-list wannabe

    0
    1
  76. 76
    VOCALS debut

    1D Sung parts, as of carols

    0
    1