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Thursday · 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
    EEL

    16A Fish of the genus Moringua

    53
    487
  2. 2
    ALI

    24A ___ Shuffle (boxing move)

    49
    518
  3. 3
    NET

    59D Take home

    37
    376
  4. 4
    OMNI

    55A Old Dodge

    31
    218
  5. 5
    SAG

    60D Not stay all the way up

    22
    191
  6. 6
    TRE

    19A Rai ___ (Italian TV channel)

    15
    180
  7. 7
    SAO

    61A Festa de ___ João

    15
    171
  8. 8
    RISE

    41A Honor His Honor, say

    13
    150
  9. 9
    RDA

    52A Nutritional fig.

    13
    138
  10. 10
    OLA

    58D Brazilian greeting

    12
    175
  11. 11
    ROIL

    18D Agitate

    11
    88
  12. 12
    TOFU

    27D It's sold in tubs

    11
    81
  13. 13
    OAF

    21A Dropper?

    10
    144
  14. 14
    SOP

    54A Soak

    10
    105
  15. 15
    AHEAD

    6A Forward

    10
    81
  16. 16
    EDITS

    53A Additions and deletions, say

    9
    101
  17. 17
    DIRE

    25D Extreme

    8
    91
  18. 18
    ERN

    64A Directional ending

    6
    177
  19. 19
    ERASERS

    23D They can be felt in a classroom

    6
    28
  20. 20
    OSS

    33D Former intelligence agcy.

    5
    114
  21. 21
    OTRO

    55D Spanish alternative?

    4
    58
  22. 22
    HITS

    20A Google results

    4
    47
  23. 23
    PERON

    22A See 36-Down

    4
    37
  24. 24
    ESA

    8D That: Sp.

    3
    93
  25. 25
    ADZ

    56A Sharp-edged tool

    3
    63
  26. 26
    STORK

    14A ___ Club, 1930s-'60s New York hot spot

    3
    36
  27. 27
    WAIST

    32D Top of a bottom

    3
    24
  28. 28
    HAIFA

    7D Israel's third-largest city

    3
    19
  29. 29
    HEROINE

    12D Princess Leia, e.g.

    3
    19
  30. 30
    URGES

    42A Pushes for

    2
    43
  31. 31
    AIG

    9D Insurance giant on the N.Y.S.E.

    2
    32
  32. 32
    ABSENT

    48A Out

    2
    31
  33. 33
    BASIE

    15A Peer of Ellington

    2
    31
  34. 34
    YATES

    65A Peter who directed "The Dresser"

    2
    27
  35. 35
    ROUTS

    51D Runaways

    2
    25
  36. 36
    DHS

    11A Players who spend most of their time on the bench, briefly

    2
    23
  37. 37
    ACHS

    38A German interjections

    2
    14
  38. 38
    STER

    34A Nap finish?

    1
    87
  39. 39
    ALEUT

    62A Native parka wearer

    1
    83
  40. 40
    PRES

    36D Three-term title for 22-Across: Abbr.

    1
    56
  41. 41
    ALPE

    48D L'Eiger, e.g.

    1
    26
  42. 42
    APPEASE

    38D Quiet, in a way

    1
    25
  43. 43
    ABBAS

    6D Arafat successor

    1
    19
  44. 44
    ESQUE

    50D -like

    1
    19
  45. 45
    RUBY

    37D Like some lips

    1
    19
  46. 46
    WOOF

    32A Bark

    1
    19
  47. 47
    DETROIT

    11D City named after the French for "strait"

    1
    15
  48. 48
    STAINED

    45D Like some glass or wood

    1
    15
  49. 49
    ASPHALT

    1D Urban playground surface

    1
    14
  50. 50
    DEEPER

    10D Further in

    1
    10
  51. 51
    ENDNOTE

    44D Postscript

    1
    9
  52. 52
    BISCAY

    47D Europe's Bay of ___

    1
    3
  53. 53
    ARETE

    63A Sharp-crested ridge

    0
    59
  54. 54
    SMOTE

    26D Belted, in the Bible

    0
    34
  55. 55
    XKE

    5D Classic Jaguar

    0
    19
  56. 56
    LENTIL

    28A Salad bar tidbit

    0
    16
  57. 57
    TERSEST

    29D Least windy

    0
    11
  58. 58
    GORED

    66A Like an unlucky encierro participant

    0
    10
  59. 59
    AFFIX

    1A Add-on to the start or end of a word stem (as in 17-, 25-, 35-, 49- and 57-Across)

    0
    9
  60. 60
    SLENDER

    13D Not Rubens's type

    0
    9
  61. 61
    CHEDDAR

    39D Cheeseburger cheese

    0
    5
  62. 62
    HORIZON

    40D A ship may appear on it

    0
    4
  63. 63
    MORAINE

    30A Pile of glacial debris

    0
    4
  64. 64
    FOOTING

    3D Support

    0
    3
  65. 65
    PHOEBES debut

    46A Fly-catching birds

    0
    3
  66. 66
    FTRILEY

    2D Kansas mil. post built in 1853

    0
    2
  67. 67
    IRVS

    4D Sportscaster Cross and others

    0
    2
  68. 68
    TYGER debut

    31A When repeated, words before "burning bright" to start a William Blake poem

    0
    2
  69. 69
    CONQUESTION debut

    57A "We've taken the city, but can we defend it?"?

    0
    1
  70. 70
    DISASTEROID debut

    25A Threat in "Armageddon"?

    0
    1
  71. 71
    GERMIER debut

    43D More likely to make you sick, say

    0
    1
  72. 72
    PERSISTERLY debut

    49A Like a tenacious sibling?

    0
    1
  73. 73
    PROVERBIAGE debut

    17A Unnecessary words cluttering wise sayings?

    0
    1
  74. 74
    REPASTURE debut

    35A Good place for a picnic?

    0
    1