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Saturday · 72 answers · 7 debuts

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

  1. 1
    OLE

    47A Triumphant shout

    54
    525
  2. 2
    ASH

    55D It buried Herculaneum

    50
    458
  3. 3
    YES

    11D Triumphant shout

    50
    365
  4. 4
    EPEE

    19A Thing with a bell guard

    41
    343
  5. 5
    AHA

    23A Triumphant shout

    40
    379
  6. 6
    ONIT

    51D Not procrastinating

    30
    147
  7. 7
    KNEE

    4D Human equivalent of a horse's stifle

    24
    264
  8. 8
    EPIC

    40A Sweeping

    23
    235
  9. 9
    DEM

    48A Type on the left side?: Abbr.

    15
    93
  10. 10
    GIN

    53D Triumphant shout

    12
    108
  11. 11
    ANODE

    9D Thermionic tube part

    10
    107
  12. 12
    AROAR

    46D Clamorous

    10
    88
  13. 13
    SWEET

    38A Triumphant shout

    7
    60
  14. 14
    BLTS

    10D Their outsides are usually toasted

    6
    52
  15. 15
    SCAD

    41A Large number

    6
    36
  16. 16
    ALLEGE

    43D Hold

    4
    40
  17. 17
    SPUN

    38D Like yarn

    4
    40
  18. 18
    SUPE

    29D Apartment V.I.P.

    4
    24
  19. 19
    BINGO

    30A Triumphant shout

    4
    23
  20. 20
    ELEA

    50D Magna Graecia colony

    3
    59
  21. 21
    EUREKA

    37A Triumphant shout

    3
    33
  22. 22
    ILKS

    31D Breeds

    3
    31
  23. 23
    NEMESIS

    17A Very tough thing to lick

    3
    27
  24. 24
    STEEDS

    20A Occupants of 33-Across

    2
    39
  25. 25
    ISURECAN

    13D "You betcha!"

    2
    6
  26. 26
    SAPIENS

    36A Of modern humans

    2
    4
  27. 27
    STABLES debut

    33A Track adjuncts

    2
    4
  28. 28
    ONEA

    28D 29-Down's number, maybe

    1
    175
  29. 29
    ANAS

    45A Biographers' collections

    1
    44
  30. 30
    USTA

    26A Org. concerned with court proceedings?

    1
    31
  31. 31
    TREYS

    39A Some small clubs

    1
    29
  32. 32
    POS

    5D Getters of letters: Abbr.

    1
    28
  33. 33
    ENZO

    21D ___ Angiolini (women's shoe brand)

    1
    27
  34. 34
    ENISLE

    40D Maroon

    1
    25
  35. 35
    ENSNARE

    58A Take in

    1
    21
  36. 36
    ONZE

    28A Dix follower

    1
    18
  37. 37
    FICA

    49D Medicare funder, briefly

    1
    16
  38. 38
    PRU

    22A Boston skyscraper nickname, with "the"

    1
    10
  39. 39
    SLANTED

    54A Askew

    1
    9
  40. 40
    ABBEYS

    27D St. Mary's and others

    1
    8
  41. 41
    HURRAY debut

    32A Triumphant shout

    1
    4
  42. 42
    ORLE

    51A Shield border

    0
    30
  43. 43
    DEEDEE

    44D Myers who wrote "Why Women Should Rule the World"

    0
    21
  44. 44
    SETADATE

    33D Did some planning

    0
    12
  45. 45
    INME

    24A "The Gypsy ___" ("Anything Goes" song)

    0
    11
  46. 46
    JACKPOT

    1A Triumphant shout

    0
    9
  47. 47
    HAEC

    32D Feminine "this," to Brutus

    0
    8
  48. 48
    ADAGIOS

    52A Players don't rush through them

    0
    7
  49. 49
    AREAMAPS

    35D Sightseeing aids

    0
    7
  50. 50
    JUNEAU

    1D Capital near Excursion Inlet

    0
    7
  51. 51
    OVIS

    6D Sheep's genus

    0
    7
  52. 52
    SPICA

    29A Virgo's brightest star

    0
    7
  53. 53
    TOPICAL

    56A Newsworthy

    0
    7
  54. 54
    CORTEZ

    42D "Lost" character Ana Lucia ___

    0
    6
  55. 55
    FRINGE

    49A Extreme

    0
    6
  56. 56
    ALEPHS

    2D Hebrew leaders?

    0
    5
  57. 57
    CAMEAT

    3D Charged

    0
    5
  58. 58
    SAPPHIRE

    12D Blue shade

    0
    5
  59. 59
    BOHEME

    8D Part of the République tchèque

    0
    4
  60. 60
    HOTSPUR

    18A Impetuous sort

    0
    4
  61. 61
    ONLEASH debut

    16A While restrained, as a dog

    0
    4
  62. 62
    SHEW

    25A Reveal, to Shakespeare

    0
    4
  63. 63
    YAHTZEE

    59A Triumphant shout

    0
    4
  64. 64
    ANUN

    46A Faulkner's "Requiem for ___"

    0
    3
  65. 65
    BABYSIT debut

    8A What some teens do on Saturday night

    0
    3
  66. 66
    SPRITS

    25D Sail extenders

    0
    3
  67. 67
    ULANOVA

    15A Galina __, old Russian ballerina whose Moscow apartment is now a museum

    0
    3
  68. 68
    BESIEGE debut

    57A Overwhelm, as with requests

    0
    2
  69. 69
    SWINGSBY

    36D Visits along the way

    0
    2
  70. 70
    THRUWAYS

    14D Unlikely places for stop signs

    0
    2
  71. 71
    TASTINGS debut

    7D Occasions to compare noses

    0
    1
  72. 72
    TURNEDON debut

    34D Lit

    0
    1