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Tuesday · 71 answers · 5 debuts

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

  1. 1
    SET

    60D Word with the longest entry in the O.E.D.

    68
    402
  2. 2
    ALE

    44D Word that can follow pale, brown or cask

    59
    570
  3. 3
    YES

    66A Word repeated in a classic "When Harry Met Sally ..." scene

    50
    365
  4. 4
    ARI

    30A "Exodus" hero

    36
    378
  5. 5
    OBOE

    40A Double-reed woodwind

    32
    315
  6. 6
    ETON

    19A School attended by James Bond ... and Ian Fleming

    32
    282
  7. 7
    ATOM

    9A Molecular matter

    23
    266
  8. 8
    EVA

    58D Model Herzigova

    20
    247
  9. 9
    AKIN

    53D Like, with "to"

    18
    138
  10. 10
    ELO

    13A "Don't Bring Me Down" band, for short

    17
    250
  11. 11
    DIE

    63A Game cube

    16
    168
  12. 12
    OHO

    42A "What a pleasant surprise!"

    15
    148
  13. 13
    IAGO

    55A "Othello" villain

    14
    173
  14. 14
    BAA

    5D Sheep's cry

    13
    167
  15. 15
    APOP

    30D Individually

    13
    107
  16. 16
    CIAO

    35A "Arrivederci"

    12
    117
  17. 17
    ENTS

    17D Sinusitis docs

    12
    84
  18. 18
    EACH

    28D Individually

    11
    130
  19. 19
    USEME

    25D 1972 #2 hit for Bill Withers

    11
    28
  20. 20
    KIWI

    56A Green fruit

    9
    71
  21. 21
    SKIS

    26A Equipment for Olympian Lindsey Vonn

    9
    66
  22. 22
    SOHO

    29D Greenwich Village neighbor

    8
    108
  23. 23
    RATIO

    14A It may be "golden" in mathematics

    7
    68
  24. 24
    NODS

    64A Signs of approval

    6
    68
  25. 25
    SODOI

    3D "Same here"

    6
    39
  26. 26
    OKOK

    11D "I get it already!"

    6
    30
  27. 27
    RONA

    39D "Five Women" author Jaffe

    5
    97
  28. 28
    ROSES

    52D Rock's Guns N' ___

    5
    57
  29. 29
    AGGIE

    51D Texas A&M athlete

    5
    39
  30. 30
    RABE

    31D "Streamers" playwright David

    5
    35
  31. 31
    OPART

    65A Pictures that may be difficult to focus on

    4
    82
  32. 32
    DIA

    21D 1/7 of a Spanish week

    4
    57
  33. 33
    IRR

    4D Like the verb "to be": Abbr.

    3
    80
  34. 34
    ENDO

    41A Prefix with -morphism

    3
    79
  35. 35
    BBS

    1A Toy gun shot

    3
    56
  36. 36
    MTN

    6D Everest, e.g.: Abbr.

    3
    42
  37. 37
    PENPAL

    43A Letter-writing prisoner, perhaps

    3
    28
  38. 38
    BROW

    18A Sweat spot

    3
    26
  39. 39
    MOWS

    12D Does some lawn work

    3
    26
  40. 40
    MAKO

    15A Kind of shark

    3
    22
  41. 41
    IDEE

    61A ___ fixe

    2
    81
  42. 42
    FDIC

    38D Bank guarantor, for short

    2
    32
  43. 43
    SYNCS

    34D Matches, as two tapes

    2
    28
  44. 44
    UNREP debut

    49D Overseas diplomat in N.Y.C., say

    2
    5
  45. 45
    SYR

    59D Six-Day War land: Abbr.

    1
    61
  46. 46
    CEES

    33A Grades in the mid-70s

    1
    48
  47. 47
    COHOST

    8D Any regular on "The View," e.g.

    1
    18
  48. 48
    LIEDTO

    45D Told fibs

    1
    12
  49. 49
    TEVYE

    62A "Fiddler on the Roof" milkman

    1
    10
  50. 50
    PICKS

    7D Selects

    1
    9
  51. 51
    KODIAKS

    20A Big bears

    1
    4
  52. 52
    AMBIANCE debut

    9D Atmosphere, as at a restaurant

    1
    3
  53. 53
    LIDO

    54D Beach resort at the entrance to the Lagoon of Venice

    0
    34
  54. 54
    RIEN

    24D Nothing, in Paris

    0
    34
  55. 55
    QEII

    47D British monarch beginning in '52

    0
    16
  56. 56
    SANDY

    50D Little Orphan Annie's dog

    0
    16
  57. 57
    BEDEW

    1D Moisten, as grass

    0
    13
  58. 58
    CINQ

    46A Quatre + un

    0
    12
  59. 59
    IBMPC

    4A Machine that was often cloned

    0
    8
  60. 60
    EKCO

    23D Kitchen utensil brand name

    0
    7
  61. 61
    ALATEEN

    53A Group for young people coping with parental substance abuse

    0
    6
  62. 62
    DUDERANCH

    16A Where a cowpuncher may work

    0
    6
  63. 63
    TARANTINO

    10D Quentin who directed "Inglourious Basterds"

    0
    4
  64. 64
    JULIUSCAESAR

    48A Play whence the phrase "the most unkindest cut of all"

    0
    3
  65. 65
    BLUTH debut

    2D Animator Don

    0
    2
  66. 66
    DEPUTIES

    37D Sheriffs' sidekicks

    0
    2
  67. 67
    PARDONMYFRENCH

    36A "Sorry if that rude word offended you"

    0
    2
  68. 68
    TANTES

    27A Aunts, in Arles

    0
    2
  69. 69
    WHITERUSSIAN

    22A Drink made with vodka, coffee liqueur and cream

    0
    2
  70. 70
    DRESSINGS debut

    57A What the last words in 16-, 22-, 36- and 48-Across are

    0
    1
  71. 71
    IRONJAWED debut

    32D Exhibiting fierce determination

    0
    1