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Monday · 78 answers · 4 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ODE

    62D Poem of praise

    58
    523
  2. 2
    ASS

    17D Stupidhead

    58
    409
  3. 3
    ASH

    5D ___ Wednesday

    50
    458
  4. 4
    TEE

    33D Golf peg

    49
    395
  5. 5
    AREA

    2D Environs

    46
    631
  6. 6
    SEE

    10A Envision

    44
    430
  7. 7
    ERE

    39A Before, poetically

    43
    602
  8. 8
    LEI

    31D Hawaiian garland

    29
    310
  9. 9
    TOE

    44A Tip of a boot

    29
    293
  10. 10
    ONTO

    56D "Hold ___ your hat!"

    26
    244
  11. 11
    YEN

    66A Hankering

    24
    212
  12. 12
    RTE

    43D ___ 1 (Me.-to-Fla. highway)

    20
    285
  13. 13
    AERO

    14A Prefix with space

    20
    269
  14. 14
    TEEN

    41A Miss ___ USA

    20
    192
  15. 15
    LIL

    21A Rapper ___ Wayne

    20
    166
  16. 16
    RARE

    34A Still red, as a steak

    19
    257
  17. 17
    USER

    40D Consumer

    19
    246
  18. 18
    NEW

    6D Just off the assembly line

    18
    181
  19. 19
    PRO

    63A Not con

    15
    214
  20. 20
    EYRE

    58D Brontë's "Jane ___"

    15
    150
  21. 21
    EKES

    37D Barely manages, with "out"

    14
    119
  22. 22
    APR

    23D Easter mo., often

    13
    170
  23. 23
    ARCH

    14D Design feature over many a gate

    13
    159
  24. 24
    RAGE

    36D Fulminate

    13
    122
  25. 25
    SASH

    19A Window framework

    12
    125
  26. 26
    INIT

    64A "What's ___ for me?"

    12
    117
  27. 27
    TINE

    26D Fork prong

    10
    99
  28. 28
    TAX

    15A Word after sales or income

    9
    83
  29. 29
    AIDS

    35D Assists

    9
    46
  30. 30
    OLDE

    27D Merrie ___ England

    8
    106
  31. 31
    KNOT

    57D Shoelace problem

    8
    100
  32. 32
    RPM

    7A 33 1/3, e.g., for a record: Abbr.

    8
    79
  33. 33
    ATA

    18A One thing ___ time

    7
    161
  34. 34
    LPS

    52D Records turning at 33 1/3 7-Across

    7
    101
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    BEET

    51D Reddish-purple bit in a salad

    7
    83
  36. 36
    TONS

    3D A lot

    7
    62
  37. 37
    TSE

    29A Mao ___-tung

    6
    228
  38. 38
    STALE

    10D Like week-old bread

    6
    84
  39. 39
    SMUT

    25D Porn

    6
    82
  40. 40
    CUED

    22D Prompted

    6
    29
  41. 41
    MERIT

    50D Kind of badge for a Boy Scout

    5
    66
  42. 42
    EXALT

    12D Glorify

    5
    44
  43. 43
    MUCH

    4D A lot

    5
    22
  44. 44
    DDT

    67A Banned insecticide, for short

    4
    76
  45. 45
    SETON

    49D Place atop

    4
    53
  46. 46
    EATIN

    11D Dine at home

    4
    52
  47. 47
    AZURE

    48D Sky-blue

    3
    59
  48. 48
    EDITOR

    65A Magazine manager

    3
    59
  49. 49
    AROUSE

    13A Stir up

    3
    58
  50. 50
    WHIM

    55D Capricious desire

    3
    26
  51. 51
    UNDID

    38A Loosened, as a 57-Down

    3
    23
  52. 52
    WOKE

    55A Opened one's eyes in the morning

    3
    16
  53. 53
    PUT

    59A Place

    2
    57
  54. 54
    CREEP

    54A Someone who gives you the willies

    2
    35
  55. 55
    NIPPY

    47D A bit cold

    2
    9
  56. 56
    REMAP

    7D Chart again

    1
    41
  57. 57
    SCALA

    20A Milan opera house La ___

    1
    36
  58. 58
    IZE

    53A Suffix with rational or civil

    1
    31
  59. 59
    TENSES

    46A Gets rigid

    1
    31
  60. 60
    JED

    61D ___ Bartlet, president on "The West Wing"

    1
    27
  61. 61
    DEMOTE

    68A Take down a peg or two

    1
    22
  62. 62
    IRV

    32D Newspaper columnist Kupcinet

    1
    20
  63. 63
    BATMAN

    1A Half of the Dynamic Duo

    1
    19
  64. 64
    REAREND

    42D Ram into from behind

    1
    16
  65. 65
    PLINTH

    28D Base of a column

    1
    12
  66. 66
    MORAYS

    9D Some eels

    1
    9
  67. 67
    HERESJOHNNY

    60A Classic TV intro ... or a hint to the starts of 16-, 22-, 30-, 42- and 47-Across

    1
    6
  68. 68
    STOPUP

    25A Put a cork in

    1
    6
  69. 69
    BABS

    1D Nickname for Barbara

    0
    14
  70. 70
    UMIAK

    40A Eskimo boat

    0
    13
  71. 71
    ORCHID

    45D Flower often used in a 31-Down

    0
    11
  72. 72
    PRELATE

    8D Church dignitary

    0
    8
  73. 73
    MERMEN

    24D Fish-tailed males

    0
    5
  74. 74
    BENCHWARMER

    16A Second-stringer

    0
    4
  75. 75
    CASHPAYMENT debut

    22A Compensation in bills and coins

    0
    1
  76. 76
    MILLERLITE debut

    30A "Great taste ... less filling!" sloganeer

    0
    1
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    NASHRAMBLER debut

    47A Car in the Playmates' 1958 hit "Beep Beep"

    0
    1
  78. 78
    RIVERSEDGE debut

    42A 1986 Keanu Reeves film

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    1