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Friday · 72 answers · 6 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ORE

    44D Part of the underground economy?

    48
    581
  2. 2
    OREO

    26D Kind of pie or cake

    45
    408
  3. 3
    PSST

    46A Alternative to being tapped

    44
    250
  4. 4
    ESP

    60D Picking up power?

    35
    344
  5. 5
    STAR

    53A It often goes out with a bang

    31
    316
  6. 6
    ACT

    6D More than talk

    31
    302
  7. 7
    IMO

    54A "I think," briefly

    29
    107
  8. 8
    OAT

    27A Kind of milk

    28
    290
  9. 9
    AVE

    25D Mediterranean or Baltic: Abbr.

    28
    246
  10. 10
    UTE

    30A Subject of a museum in eastern Colorado

    27
    263
  11. 11
    GEL

    43D Do stuff

    26
    185
  12. 12
    EYES

    5D They're seen on both sides of bridges

    24
    195
  13. 13
    ROT

    11D Gobbledygook

    20
    214
  14. 14
    SETH

    34D Biblical 912-year-old

    15
    142
  15. 15
    MOP

    61D Job for a barber

    15
    104
  16. 16
    ATEAM

    10D Superior group

    12
    122
  17. 17
    RHEA

    20A She hid Zeus from Cronus

    11
    133
  18. 18
    ROSS

    29A "King Richard II" lord

    11
    98
  19. 19
    GOT

    7D Confounded

    11
    89
  20. 20
    BAS

    24D Coll. acquisitions

    9
    96
  21. 21
    TERSE

    33A Without any embroidery

    7
    142
  22. 22
    HEAT

    21D Track meet event

    7
    82
  23. 23
    LOOSE

    52D Laissez-faire

    7
    58
  24. 24
    EER

    50A Convention lengthener?

    6
    212
  25. 25
    ITA

    22A Suffix with señor

    6
    104
  26. 26
    SIRS

    23A Generic addressees

    6
    80
  27. 27
    ELITES

    13D Superior groups

    5
    36
  28. 28
    ANTONIO

    42D Composer Vivaldi

    5
    18
  29. 29
    ORZO

    55A Literally, "barley"

    4
    58
  30. 30
    CATO

    56D Foe of Caesar

    4
    46
  31. 31
    OOZES

    35A Passes out slowly

    4
    28
  32. 32
    CIRRI

    56A They're no rain-makers

    4
    20
  33. 33
    OTOOLE

    16A Voicer of Ego in "Ratatouille"

    3
    70
  34. 34
    HUES

    28D They can be saturated

    3
    39
  35. 35
    ENCASE

    62A Crate

    3
    36
  36. 36
    SIMONE

    47D She had a 1959 hit with "I Loves You, Porgy"

    3
    27
  37. 37
    PLEBS

    19A The unwashed

    3
    15
  38. 38
    RITZ

    41D Brand of munchables

    2
    41
  39. 39
    METRIC

    18A Like many countries' rulers

    2
    20
  40. 40
    DORITO

    12D Tasty triangle

    2
    14
  41. 41
    CARDED debut

    9A Found to be legal, in a way

    2
    4
  42. 42
    GAM

    58D What a floozy might show off

    1
    41
  43. 43
    SITON

    53D Keep hush-hush

    1
    31
  44. 44
    BONY

    32D Really thin

    1
    21
  45. 45
    ALOUETTE

    17A Children's song that's based on an old work song melody

    1
    16
  46. 46
    SCONCE

    48D Wall fixture

    1
    15
  47. 47
    COMESTO

    9D Wakes

    1
    11
  48. 48
    DECALS

    14D They might provide coverage for racecars

    1
    10
  49. 49
    MONGOL

    57A Many a khan

    1
    10
  50. 50
    CLUBS

    4D Set for juggling

    1
    9
  51. 51
    EXERTED

    8D Like effort and influence

    1
    5
  52. 52
    OPPONENT

    65A Other side

    1
    4
  53. 53
    NEMATODE

    59A Wheatworm, e.g.

    1
    3
  54. 54
    OVO

    45A In ___ (embryonic)

    0
    57
  55. 55
    DEEMED

    64A Thought

    0
    19
  56. 56
    ISOTOPES

    63A Chemist's relatives?

    0
    9
  57. 57
    EVEARDEN

    37D Principal player in "Grease"

    0
    8
  58. 58
    USEDTOBE

    31A Is no longer

    0
    7
  59. 59
    SPACEAGE

    1A Launch time?

    0
    6
  60. 60
    WINERY

    49A It might make drinkers blush

    0
    6
  61. 61
    HAVEAT

    28A Set upon

    0
    5
  62. 62
    PRIMED

    46D Ready

    0
    5
  63. 63
    BATESMOTEL

    24A Chilly shower setting?

    0
    4
  64. 64
    ESTRAGON

    39A Misanthrope who says "We are all born mad. Some remain so"

    0
    3
  65. 65
    RICHLITTLE

    51A Great ape?

    0
    3
  66. 66
    SORRIEST

    38D Superlatively sad

    0
    3
  67. 67
    ZOETROPE

    36D Spinning device giving the illusion of motion

    0
    3
  68. 68
    ALOERTER debut

    3D Winner of gold in four consecutive Olympics, 1956-68

    0
    2
  69. 69
    TWIRLED debut

    40D Spun

    0
    2
  70. 70
    PALLIATE debut

    2D Ease

    0
    1
  71. 71
    SWAPSOUT debut

    1D Exchanges

    0
    1
  72. 72
    WALLYCOX debut

    15A Voicer of Underdog on TV

    0
    1