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Monday · 76 answers · 7 debuts

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

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    ASS

    39D Donkey

    58
    409
  2. 2
    ERE

    23A Prior to, in verse

    43
    602
  3. 3
    SNL

    48A Weekend NBC staple, for short

    40
    263
  4. 4
    ACT

    49A Be a thespian

    31
    302
  5. 5
    EROS

    10A Arrow-shooting Greek god

    28
    321
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    ONTO

    32D Latch ___

    26
    244
  7. 7
    OHIO

    57A Home of Lima and Toledo

    23
    200
  8. 8
    DEE

    37A Sandra of "Gidget"

    22
    182
  9. 9
    DRE

    26D Rap's Dr. ___

    22
    175
  10. 10
    UCLA

    59A The Bruins of the N.C.A.A.

    22
    174
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    OTOE

    29D Oklahoma tribe

    21
    198
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    SKY

    13D Wild blue yonder

    17
    129
  13. 13
    CANOE

    38A Craft with a paddle

    16
    113
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    NINE

    54D Number of "lives" a cat has

    15
    155
  15. 15
    ATRIA

    49D Heart chambers

    15
    139
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    CUE

    56D Pool ball striker

    14
    140
  17. 17
    ROAR

    47A Sound heard before an MGM film

    13
    169
  18. 18
    NAME

    21D Identify

    13
    124
  19. 19
    AHOY

    53D Chips ___!

    13
    108
  20. 20
    EKED

    62A Barely made, with "out"

    13
    86
  21. 21
    OOZE

    12D Move like molasses

    11
    116
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    BYE

    41A "Ta-ta"

    11
    71
  23. 23
    NOEL

    30D Christmas song

    10
    153
  24. 24
    SUMO

    55D Kind of wrestling

    10
    81
  25. 25
    TINY

    42D Wee

    10
    64
  26. 26
    INNER

    36A ___ tube

    9
    96
  27. 27
    ADAGE

    3D "Honesty is the best policy," e.g.

    8
    107
  28. 28
    UMPS

    8D Officials on a diamond

    8
    69
  29. 29
    GTO

    35A 1964 Pontiac debut

    7
    126
  30. 30
    UKE

    28D Hawaiian instrument, for short

    6
    93
  31. 31
    SILT

    31D River deposit

    6
    63
  32. 32
    SPUR

    6A Thing on a cowboy's boot

    6
    61
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    WONT

    60A The Who's "___ Get Fooled Again"

    6
    40
  34. 34
    BOAST

    64A "I came, I saw, I conquered," e.g.

    6
    33
  35. 35
    LOOK

    16A "See for yourself!"

    6
    29
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    HAY

    45D Farm bale

    5
    79
  37. 37
    LYES

    63A Caustic alkalis

    5
    48
  38. 38
    TRYST

    51D Meeting for Romeo and Juliet

    4
    73
  39. 39
    ZITI

    4D Large-tubed pasta

    4
    54
  40. 40
    SOIREE

    31A Evening event

    4
    36
  41. 41
    UMS

    22D Verbal hesitations

    4
    34
  42. 42
    QUEEN

    27D Elizabeth I or II

    4
    24
  43. 43
    HMOS

    25A Med. care options

    3
    52
  44. 44
    OVATE

    17A Almost round

    3
    47
  45. 45
    PLAZA

    1A City square

    3
    33
  46. 46
    LTS

    40A Columbo and others: Abbr.

    2
    55
  47. 47
    LEVER

    2D Prying bar, e.g.

    2
    26
  48. 48
    PROBE

    1D Government investigation

    2
    25
  49. 49
    ASCOTS

    46D Broad ties

    2
    19
  50. 50
    PUPU

    18A ___ platter (order at a Polynesian restaurant)

    2
    13
  51. 51
    TASSEL

    42A Graduation cap attachment

    1
    38
  52. 52
    REDID

    14A Overhauled

    1
    30
  53. 53
    POUR

    7D Rain cats and dogs

    1
    29
  54. 54
    CUBE

    56A Six-sided solid

    1
    28
  55. 55
    LAZY

    19A Word before Susan or Sunday

    1
    25
  56. 56
    ELLIOT

    10D Broadway's "Billy ___"

    1
    23
  57. 57
    SUPERB

    6D A-one

    1
    19
  58. 58
    UKR

    34A Kiev's land: Abbr.

    1
    15
  59. 59
    ROADSIGNS

    11D Stop, Yield or No U Turn

    1
    5
  60. 60
    BARNOWL debut

    41D Nocturnal rodent hunter on a farm

    1
    2
  61. 61
    AAR

    24A Swiss river to the Rhine

    0
    55
  62. 62
    DYS

    37D Prefix with functional

    0
    27
  63. 63
    AMIES

    61A Parisian girlfriends

    0
    19
  64. 64
    UOMO

    15A Man, in Roma

    0
    15
  65. 65
    LUCK

    52D Word that can follow the starts of 20-, 26-, 43- and 52-Across

    0
    11
  66. 66
    ADENAUER

    5D Former German chancellor Konrad

    0
    4
  67. 67
    CALLACAB debut

    38D Arrange for transport to the airport, perhaps

    0
    3
  68. 68
    COVES

    50D Quiet places along a shore

    0
    3
  69. 69
    CURVY

    58A Not straight, as a street

    0
    3
  70. 70
    GODEAD

    44D Stop working, as a car battery

    0
    2
  71. 71
    INSURABLE

    33D Like a car or home, to State Farm

    0
    2
  72. 72
    BEGINNERSGUIDE debut

    20A Help for newbies

    0
    1
  73. 73
    DUMBQUESTION debut

    26A There's no such thing as this, according to a saying

    0
    1
  74. 74
    LADYNANCYASTOR debut

    52A First woman to sit in the British House of Commons

    0
    1
  75. 75
    ROUGHER debut

    9D Not as gentle

    0
    1
  76. 76
    TOUGHASNAILS debut

    43A Really strong

    0
    1