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Friday · 64 answers · 12 debuts

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

  1. 1
    RIO

    39A Vegas hotel that hosts the World Series of Poker

    40
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  2. 2
    ETC

    23A Abbr. rarely seen at the start of a sentence

    37
    268
  3. 3
    ECHO

    32D Return a call?

    29
    312
  4. 4
    OPERA

    45D "No good ___ plot can be sensible ...": W. H. Auden

    26
    247
  5. 5
    ELLA

    1D "___ in Berlin" (1960 live album)

    23
    262
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    NED

    26D Outlaw Kelly of Australian legend

    18
    233
  7. 7
    SAM

    29D 1950s-'70s senator Ervin

    12
    155
  8. 8
    TOSS

    48D Dispose of

    12
    139
  9. 9
    EMUS

    23D Skinny-legged trotters

    12
    103
  10. 10
    ADDON

    4D Enlargement

    9
    50
  11. 11
    STEEL

    13D What tuning forks are made of

    8
    93
  12. 12
    TERSE

    14D Clipped

    7
    142
  13. 13
    AGAVE

    42D Mesoamerican plant

    7
    48
  14. 14
    SINS

    21A Trespasses

    6
    62
  15. 15
    UNLIT

    41D Dark

    5
    51
  16. 16
    ESCAPE

    1A Actual title of the 1979 #1 hit known as "The Piña Colada Song"

    5
    46
  17. 17
    WRIST

    11D You might keep a watch on it

    5
    27
  18. 18
    PREY

    34D Little game, perhaps

    4
    70
  19. 19
    EATIT

    12D Weird Al Yankovic's first Billboard hit

    4
    41
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    PEONS

    5D Unskilled laborers

    4
    37
  21. 21
    ERGS

    6D Newton-meter fractions

    3
    84
  22. 22
    BESET

    44D Hemmed in

    3
    46
  23. 23
    RUSS

    47D Former Wisconsin senator Feingold

    3
    27
  24. 24
    REDEEM

    37A Cash in

    3
    25
  25. 25
    STANDS

    54A Place to sit, ironically

    3
    24
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    BORG

    44A "Star Trek: First Contact" villains, with "the"

    2
    35
  27. 27
    APRONS

    19A Front covers

    2
    24
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    DUNCAN

    38D Company behind the 1960s yo-yo craze

    2
    9
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    SERIES

    52A DVD box set purchase

    1
    30
  30. 30
    REPEAT

    47A Second run

    1
    19
  31. 31
    TONGUE

    24A One rudely put out?

    1
    17
  32. 32
    DIALOG

    8D Kind of box for input

    1
    13
  33. 33
    REMET

    43D Ran into again

    1
    12
  34. 34
    METEORS

    36D Falling rocks

    1
    9
  35. 35
    SENDAK

    35A "In the Night Kitchen" author

    1
    8
  36. 36
    USEDTO

    50A Unfazed by

    0
    26
  37. 37
    TUSSLE

    28A Small brawl

    0
    14
  38. 38
    LOADER

    15A Dump truck filler

    0
    11
  39. 39
    LAPDOG

    17A Shameless yes-man

    0
    10
  40. 40
    ALLGONE

    7D No more

    0
    8
  41. 41
    STETSONS

    53A Wild West show headgear

    0
    7
  42. 42
    ADAMWEST

    7A "Family Guy" mayor, or the actor providing his voice

    0
    5
  43. 43
    DOOLITTLE

    22A Higgins's pupil in elocution

    0
    5
  44. 44
    GAFFS

    40D Fishing hooks

    0
    5
  45. 45
    UNREELS

    33A Removes from a spool

    0
    5
  46. 46
    LIBERATE

    16A Deliver

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    4
  47. 47
    DOSS

    22D Sleep, in British slang

    0
    3
  48. 48
    FIVESTAR

    51A Top-quality

    0
    3
  49. 49
    FLAMENCO

    49A Foot-stomping music

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    3
  50. 50
    MOONBASE debut

    25A Satellite community?

    0
    3
  51. 51
    BEARDLESS debut

    27D Like Lincoln before his presidency

    0
    2
  52. 52
    GUARDDUTY

    40A Nighttime assignment, often

    0
    2
  53. 53
    LASSITER

    18A 1984 film starring Tom Selleck as a jewel thief

    0
    2
  54. 54
    LITIGATED

    31D Pressed one's suit?

    0
    2
  55. 55
    PIRATIC debut

    34A Ignoring copyrights, say

    0
    2
  56. 56
    TALKEDINTO debut

    24D Had one do through persuasion

    0
    2
  57. 57
    ABSOLUTISM debut

    9D Moral theory that doesn't allow for shades of gray

    0
    1
  58. 58
    ANGELINE debut

    46A Girl's name meaning "messenger of God"

    0
    1
  59. 59
    CAPRICORN debut

    3D One born on Christmas Day

    0
    1
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    GLOSSIES debut

    20A Fashion magazines, e.g.

    0
    1
  61. 61
    MESSIEURS debut

    10D Old-fashioned letter opener

    0
    1
  62. 62
    MRSSMITH debut

    36A Lady famous for piemaking

    0
    1
  63. 63
    SOAPSTONE debut

    2D Mineral used as chalk by tailors

    0
    1
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    STIRREDIN debut

    30D Added to the soup, say

    0
    1