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Wednesday · 76 answers · 9 debuts

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

  1. 1
    YES

    39D "Sounds good!"

    50
    365
  2. 2
    SSN

    25A ID entered on every I.R.S. form

    44
    242
  3. 3
    SIR

    11A "My dear ___"

    35
    271
  4. 4
    EAT

    42D Break a fast

    33
    399
  5. 5
    IDO

    60A Swearing-in phrase

    33
    336
  6. 6
    LET

    20A Wimbledon do-over

    33
    287
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    TEA

    62D Reason for a service break at Wimbledon?

    30
    374
  8. 8
    TOE

    61D Stiff ballet shoe part

    29
    293
  9. 9
    RAE

    57A Comic Charlotte

    28
    278
  10. 10
    AWE

    16A Blow away

    18
    238
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    OWN

    26A "My ___ Private Idaho," 1991 film

    17
    148
  12. 12
    ISLA

    1A Part of un archipiélago

    17
    119
  13. 13
    SEEN

    59D Viewed

    16
    170
  14. 14
    NUT

    24D Fanatic

    14
    112
  15. 15
    SPREE

    41A Shopaholic's indulgence

    12
    97
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    TDS

    31D N.F.L. stats

    10
    179
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    COLA

    21A RC, e.g.

    9
    116
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    BALI

    5D Neighbor of Java

    8
    104
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    MAST

    22A Sail support

    8
    83
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    GTOS

    38D 1960s band with a car-related name, with "the"

    8
    65
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    ZIP

    63A Number after many a state postal abbr.

    8
    59
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    OSU

    48A Sch. in Columbus

    7
    100
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    DIAL

    36A Clock face

    7
    86
  24. 24
    STOLE

    7D Embezzled, e.g.

    7
    77
  25. 25
    TONS

    58D Oceans

    7
    62
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    SAMOA

    11D Part of the U.S. south of the Equator

    6
    95
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    DOER

    54A Busy bee

    6
    74
  28. 28
    RUDE

    56A Impolite

    6
    67
  29. 29
    REGAL

    13D Fit for the throne

    6
    64
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    OAKS

    45A Trees loved by squirrels

    6
    59
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    SOUR

    28A Lip-puckering

    6
    49
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    TOPIC

    32A Anything to talk about

    6
    36
  33. 33
    PTS

    49A Halves of qts.

    5
    89
  34. 34
    EENSY

    53D Minuscule, informally

    5
    30
  35. 35
    CADS

    35D Wham-bam-thank-you-ma'am types

    4
    47
  36. 36
    NENA

    40A "99 Luftballons" band, 1984

    4
    30
  37. 37
    STDS

    25D Norms: Abbr.

    3
    59
  38. 38
    USN

    6D Dept. of Defense branch

    3
    57
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    PMS

    10D Residents of 10 Downing St.

    3
    40
  40. 40
    TIARAS

    58A Pageant crowns

    3
    33
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    ARETOO

    9D Playground retort

    3
    24
  42. 42
    IWILL

    12D Volunteer's cry

    3
    23
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    OLEOLE

    30D Enthusiastic flamenco cry

    2
    35
  44. 44
    SNARES

    47D Some drums

    2
    18
  45. 45
    EASYAS

    66A Undemanding courses

    2
    11
  46. 46
    PARTON

    15D Dolly who sang "9 to 5"

    2
    11
  47. 47
    AUDIO

    51D It's mastered in a studio

    1
    49
  48. 48
    AUTOS

    4D Road runners

    1
    42
  49. 49
    IAMS

    1D Big name in pet food

    1
    37
  50. 50
    MIG

    18A "Top Gun" target

    1
    37
  51. 51
    LDOPA

    52D Rx for Parkinson's

    1
    22
  52. 52
    WSW

    27D Egypt-to-Niger dir.

    1
    19
  53. 53
    SATORI

    19A Zen enlightenment

    1
    16
  54. 54
    NUDIST

    44D One with no tan lines

    1
    12
  55. 55
    INATRANCE

    34D Spellbound

    1
    11
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    FRIZZ debut

    50D Humid day hair problem

    1
    4
  57. 57
    BUSMAP debut

    5A Urban commuter's aid

    1
    3
  58. 58
    FALLTONES debut

    50A Oranges, reds and golds

    1
    2
  59. 59
    MENTALNOTES debut

    17A Unwritten reminders

    1
    2
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    SNEE

    23D Dagger in "The Mikado"

    0
    92
  61. 61
    OATER

    55D Western, in slang

    0
    63
  62. 62
    RIEN

    67A Nothing, in Nantes

    0
    34
  63. 63
    MOTETS

    8D Mozart's "Ave Verum Corpus" and others

    0
    11
  64. 64
    ZOA

    65A Taxonomy suffix

    0
    9
  65. 65
    STENOPAD

    43A It may have wire binding

    0
    8
  66. 66
    PEPPERONI

    33D Alternative to mushroom or sausage

    0
    5
  67. 67
    CHRONO

    21D Time: Prefix

    0
    3
  68. 68
    SETONHALL

    23A The Pirates of the N.C.A.A.

    0
    3
  69. 69
    STEAMSHIP

    2D The Titanic, for one

    0
    3
  70. 70
    LENTANEAR debut

    3D Was a sounding board

    0
    2
  71. 71
    TURNTOSTONE

    61A Petrify ... or what five alternating words in 17-, 23-, 29-, 43- and 50-Across can do?

    0
    2
  72. 72
    WEDGY

    37A Shaped like pizza slices

    0
    2
  73. 73
    ATEUPASTORM debut

    14A Gorged, gorged and gorged some more, informally

    0
    1
  74. 74
    KORUNA debut

    46D Czech currency

    0
    1
  75. 75
    ONESENTENCE debut

    64A Many a Twitter message

    0
    1
  76. 76
    THEONSET debut

    29A Robert Frost poem about a snowfall

    0
    1