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Tuesday · 78 answers · 7 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ODE

    12D Pindar creation

    58
    523
  2. 2
    AGE

    66A Get along in years

    47
    417
  3. 3
    ART

    52D Realm of beauty

    40
    384
  4. 4
    EASE

    49A Facility

    40
    334
  5. 5
    RIO

    60D ___ de la Plata

    40
    315
  6. 6
    IRS

    38A Org. issuing many refunds

    36
    246
  7. 7
    ANN

    19D The Atlantic's Cape ___

    33
    300
  8. 8
    NEE

    27D Born, in Brittany

    29
    407
  9. 9
    RAT

    45A Informer

    29
    280
  10. 10
    SRI

    17A Title of respect

    28
    238
  11. 11
    DOT

    37A Speck

    25
    178
  12. 12
    RBI

    21D Baseball stat

    23
    190
  13. 13
    PER

    69A ___ diem

    19
    270
  14. 14
    AKA

    40D Alias

    19
    211
  15. 15
    IKEA

    48A International furniture retailer

    19
    130
  16. 16
    CNN

    50D Piers Morgan's channel

    19
    126
  17. 17
    ABE

    14A Lincoln, the Rail-Splitter

    18
    274
  18. 18
    NOTE

    67A Memo

    15
    132
  19. 19
    ELENA

    54D Justice Kagan

    14
    177
  20. 20
    RDA

    61D Nutritional allotment, for short

    13
    138
  21. 21
    AINT

    64A "___ She Sweet"

    13
    136
  22. 22
    DIP

    39D Fondue feature

    13
    111
  23. 23
    UGLI

    29A Tropical citrus fruit

    13
    86
  24. 24
    NOW

    62D At once

    11
    116
  25. 25
    FAN

    59D Ceiling addition

    11
    108
  26. 26
    IBIS

    57D Long-legged wader

    11
    100
  27. 27
    ENS

    28D Naval officer below lieut.

    10
    270
  28. 28
    ELL

    25D Building extension

    10
    228
  29. 29
    REBA

    9D Singer McEntire

    10
    132
  30. 30
    REY

    33A Spanish king

    10
    98
  31. 31
    OLEO

    30A Fleischmann's product

    9
    264
  32. 32
    AUDI

    16A Auto company whose name is Latin for "listen"

    9
    111
  33. 33
    OBIE

    31D Annual theater award

    8
    121
  34. 34
    RARER

    55D Less done, as steak

    8
    72
  35. 35
    COCO

    50A Madame Chanel

    8
    52
  36. 36
    NOONE

    26A Nary a soul

    7
    91
  37. 37
    OWEN

    32A Wilson of "Midnight in Paris"

    7
    87
  38. 38
    CROP

    10A Jockey's whip

    5
    69
  39. 39
    MAL

    63A ___ de mer

    5
    66
  40. 40
    MAW

    1A Hungry mouth

    5
    66
  41. 41
    MOD

    34D Quaintly stylish

    5
    64
  42. 42
    PIS

    13D Fraternity letters

    5
    41
  43. 43
    NEB

    44D Beak

    4
    55
  44. 44
    ALCOVE

    15A Place for a bookcase

    3
    32
  45. 45
    PARMA

    51A Italian city famous for its cheese

    3
    17
  46. 46
    ELLER

    5D Aunt ___ of "Oklahoma!"

    1
    26
  47. 47
    LACEY

    4D ___ Davenport, long-running "Doonesbury" character

    1
    15
  48. 48
    IMDONE

    65A "That's it for me"

    1
    13
  49. 49
    OVERSEE

    8D Be in charge of

    1
    11
  50. 50
    MASSEUR

    1D Rubber man?

    1
    9
  51. 51
    LANDED

    58A Came ashore

    1
    8
  52. 52
    SIRREE

    20A Emphatic follow-up to yes or no

    1
    8
  53. 53
    SEAWAR

    68A Conflict waged between navies

    1
    7
  54. 54
    IASSUME debut

    42D "It seems evident that ..."

    1
    6
  55. 55
    RST

    43D Alphabet trio

    0
    80
  56. 56
    TOV

    7D "Mazel ___!"

    0
    49
  57. 57
    ORY

    36D Suffix with contradict

    0
    38
  58. 58
    NOL

    24D ___ pros. (court record abbr.)

    0
    31
  59. 59
    MARIS

    56A Yankee great Roger

    0
    26
  60. 60
    ITBE

    35D Barry Manilow's "Could ___ Magic"

    0
    19
  61. 61
    ACREAGE

    46D Farmland spread

    0
    18
  62. 62
    CCI

    6D Start of the third century

    0
    17
  63. 63
    RANDD

    22A Corporate dept. that may include labs

    0
    14
  64. 64
    ROADMAP

    45D Motorist's guide

    0
    14
  65. 65
    ABRIDGE

    2D Cut

    0
    11
  66. 66
    LECTOR

    4A Person assisting a worship service

    0
    6
  67. 67
    VERMONT

    41D First U.S. state to abolish slavery

    0
    5
  68. 68
    MILLEBORNES

    34A Popular card game since 1954

    0
    3
  69. 69
    STBERNARD

    53A Big dog

    0
    3
  70. 70
    DIAMANTE

    37D Old Mitsubishi model

    0
    2
  71. 71
    TODDLER

    47D Real young 'un

    0
    2
  72. 72
    WEIRDLY

    3D In an odd manner

    0
    2
  73. 73
    CARDOORS debut

    10D Nowadays they usually have power locks and windows

    0
    1
  74. 74
    CLIVEBARNES debut

    18A Longtime New York theater critic

    0
    1
  75. 75
    DAVIDBIRNEY debut

    39A TV/film/stage actor once married to actress Meredith Baxter

    0
    1
  76. 76
    EDDBYRNES debut

    23A Actor in 1960s TV's "77 Sunset Strip"

    0
    1
  77. 77
    FRONTBURNER debut

    59A Prime cooking spot

    0
    1
  78. 78
    RUNDOWN debut

    11D Decrepit

    0
    1