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Tuesday · 76 answers · 6 debuts

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

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    ANTE

    40A It may be upped

    45
    461
  2. 2
    OREO

    62A McFlurry flavor

    45
    408
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    ANT

    13D Grasshopper's partner in an old fable

    45
    401
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    NEO

    51A Prefix with conservative

    43
    332
  5. 5
    DNA

    47A Crime scene evidence

    37
    260
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    TIL

    60D Up to, in adspeak

    29
    169
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    OPT

    25A Go (for)

    27
    211
  8. 8
    OVER

    58D More than

    25
    247
  9. 9
    AOL

    29A Company in a 2011 merger with the Huffington Post

    25
    214
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    YEN

    28A Hankering

    24
    212
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    RBI

    61D Stat for 35-Down

    23
    190
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    USSR

    65A Country with a hammer-and-sickle flag, for short

    17
    171
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    SPAS

    69A Resorts

    15
    163
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    MER

    34D Mal de ___

    15
    157
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    LATE

    18A Like the White Rabbit

    12
    125
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    AROD

    35D Longtime Yankee third baseman, informally

    12
    86
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    BAMA

    33D The Crimson Tide, familiarly

    12
    63
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    MESA

    59D Maricopa County city

    11
    151
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    OOZE

    15A Move like molasses

    11
    116
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    NANO

    45D Modern running companion?

    11
    95
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    ELIA

    36A Director Kazan

    10
    213
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    ROI

    12D Louis XIV, par exemple

    9
    121
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    TEAM

    68A Orioles, Eagles or Cardinals

    9
    98
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    AZTEC

    7D Early Mexican

    9
    71
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    THAT

    5A This's partner

    8
    98
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    URAL

    21D Caspian Sea feeder

    7
    180
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    BEDS

    1A Places to retire

    7
    73
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    LURE

    37D Bit of fishing gear

    7
    67
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    FERN

    22D Decorative plant

    7
    53
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    ARMANI

    46A Valentino rival

    7
    44
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    AGORA

    9A Ancient marketplace

    6
    105
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    TYPE

    27D Enter with a keyboard

    6
    68
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    HORSE

    54D Contender in the Belmont

    6
    65
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    IBSEN

    64A "Peer Gynt" writer

    6
    55
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    GIRL

    10D "The ___ With the Dragon Tattoo"

    6
    52
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    BOX

    48A Engage in pugilism

    6
    42
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    TEETH

    8D Enforcement provisions

    5
    53
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    TRIMS

    56D Decorates, as a Christmas tree

    5
    22
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    IMAX

    63A Movie format for a big date?

    4
    69
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    LEDA

    30D Mother of Castor and Pollux

    4
    67
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    MARE

    66A Colt's mother

    4
    61
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    PRAM

    17A Stroller to Soho

    4
    37
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    YURI

    14A Cosmonaut Gagarin

    4
    31
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    DER

    39A "___ Rosenkavalier"

    3
    115
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    BRAD

    32D Country music's Paisley

    3
    56
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    CHEF

    24A Whisk wielder

    3
    51
  47. 47
    TREVI

    60A "Three Coins in the Fountain" fountain

    3
    36
  48. 48
    POUT

    26D Sulk

    3
    29
  49. 49
    EBAN

    36D Israel's Abba

    2
    96
  50. 50
    LITRE

    67A Petrol measure

    2
    35
  51. 51
    TOSH

    52A Comedy Central's "___.0"

    2
    31
  52. 52
    OMEARA

    49D Mark who was the 1998 P.G.A. Player of the Year

    2
    24
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    NIXON

    16A He once placed a "long-distance call" to Aldrin and Armstrong

    2
    20
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    SIMBA

    4D Swahili for "lion"

    2
    18
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    TRYIT

    19A "Have a bite!"

    2
    18
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    EUROPE

    2D The Continent

    1
    34
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    INTIME

    55A By the deadline

    1
    21
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    SCOUT

    53D Pack member

    1
    21
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    APIARY

    23A Place getting a lot of buzz?

    1
    14
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    ENTWINE

    42D Tangle up

    1
    8
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    HOAG

    6D Romance novelist Tami

    1
    6
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    DION

    43D The Belmonts' frontman, in 1950s music

    0
    29
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    XERXES

    50D Persian king in 2006's "300"

    0
    10
  64. 64
    BITMAP

    48D Computer graphics option

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    9
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    ROBROY

    31A Drink named after a Scottish hero

    0
    8
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    OXYMORON

    11D Military intelligence, e.g., according to George Carlin

    0
    7
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    ANTIFOG

    9D Like some lens coatings

    0
    4
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    DRAWIN

    3D Entice

    0
    3
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    UNIFORM debut

    44D Military outfit

    0
    3
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    BLUEMANGROUP

    33A Unusually chromatic performance ensemble

    0
    2
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    IMMODEST

    38D Far from prudish

    0
    2
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    TOLDYOU debut

    5D "Shoulda listened to me!"

    0
    2
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    BUMMEDAROUND debut

    41A Mostly idled

    0
    1
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    BYPLAY debut

    1D Incidental activity

    0
    1
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    DOWNCOMFORTER debut

    57A Thick alternative to a blanket

    0
    1
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    LOWBUDGETFILM debut

    20A Indie studio's offering, maybe

    0
    1