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Monday · 76 answers · 5 debuts

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

  1. 1
    EDEN

    18D Genesis garden

    42
    457
  2. 2
    ACRE

    2D Plot unit

    38
    328
  3. 3
    ACNE

    61D Teen affliction

    32
    233
  4. 4
    STAR

    62D One of seven in the Big Dipper

    31
    316
  5. 5
    ANNE

    39D "The Diary of ___ Frank"

    26
    283
  6. 6
    STEM

    25A Part of a mushroom

    26
    228
  7. 7
    ABBA

    54D "Dancing Queen" group

    25
    192
  8. 8
    SRO

    9D Sellout sign

    24
    251
  9. 9
    NESS

    36D Eliot of "The Untouchables"

    23
    202
  10. 10
    ATON

    35A Having ___ of fun

    19
    136
  11. 11
    EMIR

    15A Qatari ruler

    18
    218
  12. 12
    OAHU

    53A Where Obama was born

    18
    185
  13. 13
    MAE

    65D Fannie ___

    18
    181
  14. 14
    TADA

    26D "Didn't I do great?!"

    16
    138
  15. 15
    RIG

    5D Semi-tractor trailer

    16
    114
  16. 16
    TRE

    42A Uno + due

    15
    180
  17. 17
    HISS

    24D Snake's sound

    14
    79
  18. 18
    SORE

    12D Achy

    13
    157
  19. 19
    TAXI

    51D Vehicle with a medallion

    12
    136
  20. 20
    RHEA

    23A Relative of an ostrich

    11
    133
  21. 21
    ETHER

    71A Bygone anesthetic

    11
    111
  22. 22
    SPAN

    43A Reach across

    10
    132
  23. 23
    WED

    34A Tue. follower

    10
    115
  24. 24
    NAM

    45A '60s-'70s service site

    10
    113
  25. 25
    THEE

    52A Quaker pronoun

    10
    91
  26. 26
    AETNA

    68A MetLife competitor

    9
    93
  27. 27
    BALE

    66A Cotton unit

    8
    84
  28. 28
    ETTE

    70A Suffix with major

    7
    225
  29. 29
    ECOLI

    14A Common cause of food poisoning

    7
    103
  30. 30
    APEX

    57A Summit

    7
    101
  31. 31
    MBAS

    59A Degrees for corp. execs

    7
    73
  32. 32
    GMC

    37A Yukon S.U.V. maker

    7
    41
  33. 33
    GALE

    56D Near-hurricane-force wind

    6
    67
  34. 34
    BASH

    10A Hit hard

    5
    61
  35. 35
    BATH

    60D The Wife of ___ (Chaucer character)

    5
    51
  36. 36
    OBEYS

    33A Minds

    5
    50
  37. 37
    AGGIE

    54A Texas A & M player

    5
    39
  38. 38
    ABED

    69A Still sleeping

    4
    78
  39. 39
    POST

    58D Part of P.O. or P.S.

    4
    62
  40. 40
    ATOMS

    46A Molecule parts

    4
    61
  41. 41
    AMEX

    11D "Don't leave home without it" card

    4
    60
  42. 42
    GRAB

    55D Snatch

    4
    59
  43. 43
    WHEE

    49D Cry on a roller coaster

    3
    34
  44. 44
    FOGS

    27D Clouds (up)

    3
    21
  45. 45
    OMOO

    16A Melville novel

    2
    98
  46. 46
    NORMA

    32D ___ Jean Baker (Marilyn Monroe)

    2
    57
  47. 47
    WHET

    19D Hone

    2
    38
  48. 48
    WEBB

    1D Jack who played Sgt. Friday

    2
    29
  49. 49
    OTTOI

    31D 10th-century Holy Roman emperor

    2
    15
  50. 50
    WAVER

    1A Go back and forth in deciding

    2
    15
  51. 51
    JETLAG

    6D Trans-Atlantic air traveler's woe

    2
    12
  52. 52
    ELDERLY

    4D Getting on in years

    2
    6
  53. 53
    SWAMI

    30D Beturbaned seer

    1
    46
  54. 54
    JAMS

    6A Traffic tie-ups

    1
    34
  55. 55
    VOID

    3D Null and ___

    1
    32
  56. 56
    HOED

    13D Cleared weeds, say

    1
    30
  57. 57
    SAHARAN

    38A Very hot and dry

    1
    23
  58. 58
    COERCE

    50D Force

    1
    19
  59. 59
    NAOH

    41D Sodium hydroxide, to a chemist

    1
    13
  60. 60
    HEXED

    22A Put a spell on

    1
    12
  61. 61
    NOTICED

    44D Observed

    1
    6
  62. 62
    MINISTER

    8D Reverend

    1
    4
  63. 63
    AMOI

    7D Mine, in Marseille

    0
    72
  64. 64
    BEDE

    20A Eliot's "Adam ___"

    0
    43
  65. 65
    SWE

    64D Stockholm's land: Abbr.

    0
    26
  66. 66
    LECAR

    29D Old Renault

    0
    21
  67. 67
    DLII

    21A Roman 552

    0
    15
  68. 68
    IBMPC

    28D 1980s hardware that used Microsoft Basic

    0
    8
  69. 69
    WISC

    67A State north of Ill.

    0
    7
  70. 70
    TRUMPET

    47D Dizzy Gillespie's instrument

    0
    6
  71. 71
    BOHEMIA

    10D Western part of the Czech Republic

    0
    4
  72. 72
    BRIDGETONOWHERE debut

    17A Alaska boondoggle in 2008 campaign news

    0
    3
  73. 73
    BRACESFORIMPACT debut

    63A Gets ready to crash

    0
    1
  74. 74
    CROWNVICTORIAS debut

    48A Full-size Fords

    0
    1
  75. 75
    FILLINGSTATION debut

    27A Place to get gas

    0
    1
  76. 76
    HAVEAFIT debut

    40D Lose one's temper

    0
    1