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Wednesday · 78 answers · 5 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ALA

    56A ___ carte

    58
    513
  2. 2
    EAR

    40A Place to put a bud

    57
    485
  3. 3
    ALI

    9D The Greatest

    49
    518
  4. 4
    ANTE

    59D Chip or two, maybe

    45
    461
  5. 5
    OREO

    28D Uh-Oh! ___ (Nabisco product)

    45
    408
  6. 6
    SEE

    70A Date

    44
    430
  7. 7
    ART

    23A Skill

    40
    384
  8. 8
    ORCA

    2D Filmdom's Willy, for one

    34
    234
  9. 9
    ETAL

    50A Bibliographic abbr.

    32
    327
  10. 10
    IRIS

    19A Subject of many Georgia O'Keeffe paintings

    26
    225
  11. 11
    OKS

    6A Gives the thumbs-up

    25
    128
  12. 12
    ARENA

    13A Site of some rock shows

    24
    334
  13. 13
    ETTA

    36D "At Last" singer James

    23
    254
  14. 14
    ELAN

    18A Flair

    20
    267
  15. 15
    TEEN

    67A SAT taker, e.g.

    20
    192
  16. 16
    ADAM

    69A Genesis man

    18
    265
  17. 17
    DATA

    66A Appendices with some studies

    16
    157
  18. 18
    RIOT

    60D Real knee-slapper

    15
    191
  19. 19
    TETE

    26D French bean?

    12
    152
  20. 20
    APART

    31D Distinct

    12
    110
  21. 21
    ROSA

    45A See 53-Down

    11
    137
  22. 22
    LEAH

    24A Woman's name meaning "weary" in Hebrew

    11
    110
  23. 23
    SHEL

    37D Poet/illustrator Silverstein

    11
    75
  24. 24
    SPAN

    46D Breadth

    10
    132
  25. 25
    IRAQ

    29D Where many a veteran has served

    9
    87
  26. 26
    NEAT

    3D "Cool beans!"

    8
    224
  27. 27
    TAME

    21D Lacking spice

    8
    88
  28. 28
    TANS

    61D Bronzes

    8
    81
  29. 29
    KNIT

    35D Make a sweater, say

    8
    79
  30. 30
    TASK

    54A Agenda unit

    8
    66
  31. 31
    KILO

    7D Metric prefix

    8
    50
  32. 32
    CAM

    63D Video shooter, for short

    7
    92
  33. 33
    ITE

    47A Suffix with Brooklyn

    6
    149
  34. 34
    IONIA

    65A Alexander the Great conquered it ca. 335 B.C.

    6
    94
  35. 35
    BOIL

    27A Swelter

    6
    53
  36. 36
    SCADS

    17A A heap

    6
    38
  37. 37
    SANTA

    53D With 45-Across, largest city in California's wine country

    5
    119
  38. 38
    ERRATA

    22D Mess-ups

    5
    64
  39. 39
    KLEE

    58D Painter Paul

    5
    63
  40. 40
    MONET

    1A "Impression, Sunrise" painter

    5
    58
  41. 41
    BANC

    27D French bench

    5
    34
  42. 42
    ILIAD

    52D Poem with approximately 16,000 lines

    4
    99
  43. 43
    TUSH

    39D Rear

    4
    26
  44. 44
    MAZDA

    51D Protegé, for one

    4
    21
  45. 45
    ARR

    32A Airport info: Abbr.

    3
    133
  46. 46
    ZINC

    62A Brass component

    3
    49
  47. 47
    NORAH

    10D Singer Jones

    3
    28
  48. 48
    TENTH

    42A Like J in the alphabet

    2
    45
  49. 49
    LOWE

    16A Pitcher Derek

    2
    44
  50. 50
    STETS

    71A Editors' marks

    2
    41
  51. 51
    MASC

    1D Like bueno but not buena: Abbr.

    2
    40
  52. 52
    ANTZ

    9A Dreamworks's first animated film

    2
    30
  53. 53
    NEATH

    38A Bard's "below"

    2
    26
  54. 54
    ZESTY

    12D Full of spice

    2
    20
  55. 55
    EKEOUT

    50D Manage

    2
    16
  56. 56
    TASSE

    5D French cup

    1
    27
  57. 57
    SHIPS

    55D Sends by UPS, say

    1
    23
  58. 58
    TWIRL

    11D Pirouette

    1
    17
  59. 59
    VICI

    14A End of a boast

    1
    17
  60. 60
    LATKES

    34A They're often eaten with applesauce

    1
    12
  61. 61
    THEWEB

    33D Information superhighway

    1
    10
  62. 62
    ALLO

    64A When doubled, popular 1980s-'90s British sitcom

    1
    8
  63. 63
    TERP

    33A Maryland athlete, for short

    0
    30
  64. 64
    OVERHERE

    6D "Psst!"

    0
    13
  65. 65
    ENDALL

    4D It's ultimate

    0
    12
  66. 66
    PUTON

    68A Don

    0
    12
  67. 67
    TEARAT

    44D Rip into

    0
    12
  68. 68
    MEASURE

    30A Word before and after "for"

    0
    11
  69. 69
    SCAPES

    8D Pretty vistas, for short

    0
    7
  70. 70
    BROKENHEART

    57A Lover's woe ... or something found, literally, in the 4th, 5th, 8th and 11th rows of this puzzle

    0
    5
  71. 71
    EARTHLY

    25A Of this world

    0
    5
  72. 72
    PROLES

    49D Lower class in "1984"

    0
    4
  73. 73
    MISHEAR debut

    51A Experience a mondegreen, e.g.

    0
    2
  74. 74
    SWEPTUP

    48A Made tidy, in a way

    0
    2
  75. 75
    CATASTROPHE debut

    20A Disaster

    0
    1
  76. 76
    COQUET debut

    43A Flirtatious one

    0
    1
  77. 77
    INHAUL debut

    15D Rope for pulling a sail

    0
    1
  78. 78
    ROUTEONE debut

    41D Slow alternative to I-95

    0
    1