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Saturday · 72 answers · 8 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ERA

    34D Long reign, say

    97
    791
  2. 2
    ASS

    35D Numbskull

    58
    409
  3. 3
    OREO

    60A ___ Blizzard (Dairy Queen offering)

    45
    408
  4. 4
    EROS

    55A Heart-piercing figure

    28
    321
  5. 5
    RAM

    58D Butt

    25
    166
  6. 6
    OKS

    40A Lets pass

    24
    127
  7. 7
    OPAL

    16A Stone for a Libra, traditionally

    23
    253
  8. 8
    ACER

    24A TravelMate notebook maker

    23
    137
  9. 9
    ALAMO

    2D Crockett Hotel's neighbor

    20
    181
  10. 10
    ATSEA

    61A Nonplussed

    18
    194
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    STAB

    9D Shot

    18
    181
  12. 12
    IDS

    27D Some bracelets

    17
    181
  13. 13
    SCAB

    32A Evidence of bodily harm

    17
    101
  14. 14
    OAK

    31D Rendering on Connecticut's state quarter

    16
    152
  15. 15
    TAG

    5D Put out, in a way

    15
    132
  16. 16
    TENS

    41A All the best?

    12
    128
  17. 17
    TEAR

    62A Be dashing

    10
    149
  18. 18
    RILE

    19A Put out

    10
    130
  19. 19
    ONYX

    4D Stone for a Cancer, traditionally

    8
    74
  20. 20
    SHORE

    47D Popular vacation spot, with "the"

    8
    49
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    ETTE

    55D Novel addendum?

    7
    225
  22. 22
    HMO

    30D Grp. operating within a network

    7
    111
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    MESSY

    64A Sordid

    7
    71
  24. 24
    BEA

    33A Lillie with a Tony

    7
    67
  25. 25
    OWLET

    46D Youngster with disproportionately large eyes

    7
    48
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    ERAT

    15A Latin word that's an anagram of 62-Across

    6
    170
  27. 27
    ERSE

    59A "Plaid" and "spunk" derive from it

    6
    160
  28. 28
    ASSAY

    52D Try to find out what's inside

    5
    68
  29. 29
    FOP

    23A Peacockery displayer

    5
    47
  30. 30
    IMAX

    20A Choice for a huge movie fan?

    4
    69
  31. 31
    SOUSA

    48D "The Liberty Bell" composer

    4
    50
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    OSSIE

    46A Davis of "Bubba Ho-Tep," 2002

    4
    48
  33. 33
    WHOM

    54D "___ the gods would destroy ..."

    4
    23
  34. 34
    REDACT

    6D Ready for publication

    4
    17
  35. 35
    ALANA

    14A Actress De La Garza of "Law & Order"

    3
    33
  36. 36
    MAESTRO

    36A Leader in music

    3
    23
  37. 37
    YMA

    50A First name among exotica singers

    2
    71
  38. 38
    LOUT

    56A Vulgarian

    2
    47
  39. 39
    APING

    11D Impressionistic work?

    2
    30
  40. 40
    RPMS

    6A Stats for DVDs

    2
    27
  41. 41
    PARASITE

    29D What a host holds

    2
    7
  42. 42
    BADAPPLES debut

    3D Malcontents

    2
    4
  43. 43
    WALDO

    12D One hard to find

    1
    36
  44. 44
    DAWG

    10A Homey

    1
    29
  45. 45
    EGGOS

    25A Food items once called Froffles

    1
    16
  46. 46
    MAVERICK debut

    8D Sarah Palin, self-descriptively

    1
    2
  47. 47
    SIMI

    49A Sonoma County winery

    0
    42
  48. 48
    CABOT

    1A Contemporary of Columbus

    0
    22
  49. 49
    MERL

    63A Keyboardist Saunders

    0
    19
  50. 50
    CALIF

    1D Rialto setting: Abbr.

    0
    17
  51. 51
    AKITAS

    43A Husky alternatives

    0
    13
  52. 52
    GLESS

    13D Cagney player on TV

    0
    13
  53. 53
    AMATOL

    45D Powerful explosive

    0
    12
  54. 54
    GIE

    39D Grant, in Glasgow

    0
    12
  55. 55
    MOPES

    51D Looks down

    0
    9
  56. 56
    ONASPREE

    18D Boozing it up

    0
    9
  57. 57
    NUTTREE

    28D Almond, for one

    0
    8
  58. 58
    REEBOKS

    22D Alternatives to Filas

    0
    7
  59. 59
    HOLDUP

    30A Delay

    0
    6
  60. 60
    PRIMERS

    7D They cover the basics

    0
    6
  61. 61
    DORAGS

    10D Wear banned in many schools

    0
    5
  62. 62
    FILTER

    44D Tap add-on

    0
    4
  63. 63
    BETSYROSS

    33D A 1952 3-cent stamp honored her 200th birthday

    0
    3
  64. 64
    ONESHARE

    37D Minimal market purchase

    0
    3
  65. 65
    HALTERTOPS

    57A Summer wear for women

    0
    2
  66. 66
    LADYGODIVA

    17A One barely riding?

    0
    2
  67. 67
    NAMEBRANDS debut

    21A 20- and 60-Across, e.g.

    0
    2
  68. 68
    PINSTRIPES debut

    26A Pattern seen on a diamond

    0
    2
  69. 69
    SPIELER debut

    42D Pitching ace?

    0
    2
  70. 70
    FREEPASSES debut

    44A None for the money, two for the show?

    0
    1
  71. 71
    KROGERS debut

    38A Some markets

    0
    1
  72. 72
    WHOLEWHEAT debut

    53A White alternative

    0
    1