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Monday · 74 answers · 8 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ONE

    24A Formula ___ racing

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    612
  2. 2
    ALI

    51A "___ Baba and the 40 Thieves"

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    518
  3. 3
    OGRE

    4D Shrek, for one

    36
    284
  4. 4
    LET

    50A Allow

    33
    287
  5. 5
    OSLO

    29D Norway's capital

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    324
  6. 6
    OMNI

    60A Prefix with potent or present

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    218
  7. 7
    ALSO

    10A "But wait! There's more ..."

    28
    245
  8. 8
    AOL

    42D Time Warner spinoff of '09

    25
    214
  9. 9
    NEON

    63A Noble gas

    24
    219
  10. 10
    PEA

    23A Kid's "shooter" projectile

    23
    230
  11. 11
    STP

    41A Auto additive brand

    23
    172
  12. 12
    ALEC

    18A Baldwin of "30 Rock"

    19
    279
  13. 13
    ACME

    34A High point

    19
    210
  14. 14
    CSI

    39D CBS forensic series

    19
    127
  15. 15
    RAP

    26A Kanye West's genre

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    198
  16. 16
    TOO

    25A Overly

    17
    189
  17. 17
    PIE

    27D Baked dessert

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    183
  18. 18
    INANE

    61A Ridiculous

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    192
  19. 19
    RENT

    55D Landlord's due

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    190
  20. 20
    OTTER

    64A Weasel family member

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    165
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    CIAO

    16A Italian "bye"

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    117
  22. 22
    ROB

    22D Burgle

    12
    110
  23. 23
    ROLE

    7D Part to play

    11
    165
  24. 24
    PASS

    62A "No bid"

    11
    97
  25. 25
    AMMO

    19A Bullets

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    133
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    OOO

    13D Tic-tac-toe victory

    10
    81
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    TIED

    57A Heading into overtime

    10
    80
  28. 28
    ROPE

    15A Lasso

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    100
  29. 29
    RESIN

    58A Source of amber

    8
    84
  30. 30
    ZIP

    56D Nothing ... or a hint to what's hidden in 20-, 35- and 52-Across

    8
    59
  31. 31
    ROARS

    17A Crowd sounds

    8
    42
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    ISO

    48A Equal: Prefix

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    117
  33. 33
    ASSN

    34D Professional org.

    5
    137
  34. 34
    CRAB

    6A Sea creature that moves sideways

    5
    85
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    AWLS

    42A Hole-punching tools

    5
    53
  36. 36
    III

    31A Rightmost number on a grandfather clock

    4
    126
  37. 37
    OAS

    49A W. Hemisphere alliance

    4
    105
  38. 38
    ELAINE

    46D Jerry's ex on "Seinfeld"

    4
    101
  39. 39
    REOS

    53D Old-fashioned Speed Wagons

    4
    66
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    REFER

    37D Direct elsewhere

    4
    56
  41. 41
    CONGA

    14A Cuban "line" dance

    4
    31
  42. 42
    ZENO

    54D Greek philosopher known for paradoxes

    3
    35
  43. 43
    BULB

    30A Sylvania product

    3
    30
  44. 44
    SCOOP

    1A Ice cream utensil

    3
    25
  45. 45
    BECOOL

    9D "Take a chill pill!"

    3
    9
  46. 46
    INDO

    59A ___-European languages

    2
    61
  47. 47
    ERRORS

    28A "E" on a baseball scoreboard

    2
    36
  48. 48
    COMO

    39A Perry with the 1956 #1 hit "Hot Diggity"

    2
    35
  49. 49
    SCRAPE

    1D Predicament

    2
    30
  50. 50
    CRAZE

    6D Hula hoops in the 1950s, e.g.

    2
    29
  51. 51
    INSUM

    21D All together

    2
    17
  52. 52
    DINNER

    47D Supper

    2
    9
  53. 53
    ACAD

    10D Military sch.

    1
    38
  54. 54
    ORATORIO

    38D Handel's "Messiah," e.g.

    1
    24
  55. 55
    ONAPAR

    3D Commensurate (with)

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    22
  56. 56
    LEDIN

    50D Ushered

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    19
  57. 57
    SAUCER

    32A Dish under a teacup

    1
    11
  58. 58
    ZANE

    56A Western writer Grey

    0
    43
  59. 59
    LOSERS

    40A Winners' opposites

    0
    13
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    COOPER

    2D "The Last of the Mohicans" author

    0
    10
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    NAGSAT

    45D Pesters

    0
    8
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    WAITON

    43D Serve attentively

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    7
  63. 63
    PASTORAL

    5D Rustic

    0
    6
  64. 64
    BOTSWANA

    35D Neighbor of South Africa

    0
    5
  65. 65
    LIMERICK

    11D Verse often beginning "There once was a ..."

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    4
  66. 66
    SAMRAIMI debut

    12D "Spider-Man" series director

    0
    4
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    APERTURES

    8D Camera openings

    0
    2
  68. 68
    FANNED debut

    44A Swung and missed

    0
    2
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    APPETIZERORDER debut

    20A Buffalo wings or bruschetta, e.g.

    0
    1
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    BEZOS debut

    30D Jeff who founded Amazon.com

    0
    1
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    BILLMAZEROSKI debut

    35A Pittsburgh Pirates hero of the 1960 World Series

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    1
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    CALLSTIME debut

    33D Gives teams a short break

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    1
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    IMPOUNDS debut

    36D Seizes, as a car

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    1
  74. 74
    WURLITZERORGAN debut

    52A Music source on many an old fairground

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    1