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Tuesday · 76 answers · 7 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-03), then by uses across the whole archive.

  1. 1
    ARE

    33D "___ you O.K.?"

    56
    533
  2. 2
    OLE

    9D Cry to a torero

    54
    525
  3. 3
    ALOE

    27D Skin-care product ingredient

    46
    497
  4. 4
    NEO

    64A Prefix with con

    43
    332
  5. 5
    EGO

    61A Sense of self

    42
    393
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    UNIT

    37D Metric ___

    28
    230
  7. 7
    ADA

    16A Org. for fillers and drillers

    27
    270
  8. 8
    ARM

    67A The law has a long one

    27
    264
  9. 9
    ETE

    49A Summer, in about one-sixth of Canada

    24
    320
  10. 10
    TSK

    62D "For shame!"

    23
    189
  11. 11
    OER

    57A "___ the land of the free ..."

    22
    248
  12. 12
    SEGA

    43A Video game manufacturer

    20
    118
  13. 13
    TAP

    10A Drafts may be served on it

    17
    165
  14. 14
    MEET

    22A What nonparallel lines do eventually

    17
    144
  15. 15
    ADIEU

    11D Closing bid?

    13
    148
  16. 16
    APPS

    1D iPad users' purchases

    13
    78
  17. 17
    CFO

    21A Money V.I.P.

    13
    51
  18. 18
    AFT

    5D Helm location in a sloop

    12
    144
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    JAB

    26A Elbow

    12
    89
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    ESTE

    38D Sunrise direction in Spain

    11
    203
  21. 21
    YALE

    56A Elis' school

    11
    137
  22. 22
    NIH

    28A Federal biomedical agcy.

    11
    54
  23. 23
    NOEL

    2D "Joy to the World," for one

    10
    153
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    KIN

    19A Kith's companion

    10
    94
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    ERNIE

    54D Banks or Els

    9
    163
  26. 26
    ANNO

    1A Latin word on a cornerstone

    9
    128
  27. 27
    HYENA

    50D Striped scavenger

    9
    45
  28. 28
    COAL

    32A ___-black

    8
    74
  29. 29
    ONT

    45A Province on Hudson Bay: Abbr.

    5
    144
  30. 30
    TREX

    69A Extinct carnivore, familiarly

    5
    65
  31. 31
    LEEDS

    53D Yorkshire city

    5
    51
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    SADIE

    65A Sexy woman in a Beatles song

    5
    48
  33. 33
    ALGORE

    31D Politico whose name is an anagram of GAOLER

    5
    44
  34. 34
    SHOES

    24D Parts of an outfit

    5
    36
  35. 35
    SETON

    14D Determined to accomplish

    4
    53
  36. 36
    ANGLO

    5A ___-Saxon

    4
    36
  37. 37
    LIGHT

    34D Miner's hat feature

    4
    25
  38. 38
    TELE

    59D TV component

    3
    103
  39. 39
    EAGER

    51D Beaverlike

    3
    78
  40. 40
    FERAL

    15A Undomesticated

    3
    39
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    BLOOM

    52D Come to fruition

    3
    22
  42. 42
    NECCO

    6D Candy wafer manufacturer

    3
    19
  43. 43
    PANTS

    12D Part of an outfit

    2
    33
  44. 44
    TAKEN

    10D Already occupied, as a seat

    2
    31
  45. 45
    HIHATS debut

    58A Drum kit components

    2
    5
  46. 46
    REL

    29A Family member: Abbr.

    1
    133
  47. 47
    REVS

    25D Guns, as an engine

    1
    52
  48. 48
    DYNE

    40D Bit of force

    1
    48
  49. 49
    VALUE

    35A Usefulness

    1
    33
  50. 50
    HRH

    47A Princely inits.

    1
    29
  51. 51
    ORFEO

    4D Monteverdi opera hero

    1
    25
  52. 52
    POURS

    13A Serves a draft, e.g.

    1
    10
  53. 53
    LABOUR debut

    8D British party

    1
    3
  54. 54
    RHETT

    55D Love for Scarlett

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    47
  55. 55
    TER

    63D Thrice, in prescriptions

    0
    46
  56. 56
    MALAWI

    22D Nyasaland, now

    0
    17
  57. 57
    EARTHY

    41D Ribald

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    16
  58. 58
    STELA

    66A Inscribed pillar

    0
    16
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    JOWL

    26D Prominent Nixon feature

    0
    14
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    OLEA

    30A Olive genus

    0
    14
  61. 61
    SLEETY

    20A Like some inclement weather

    0
    10
  62. 62
    LEGGY

    42A Long-limbed

    0
    9
  63. 63
    KYSER

    68A Bandleader Kay

    0
    8
  64. 64
    IFIT

    44A "___ ain't broke ..."

    0
    7
  65. 65
    LIFESAVER

    36D Candy item that comes in five basic flavors

    0
    6
  66. 66
    TWOWAY

    46D Like most roads

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    5
  67. 67
    CYNICS

    18D Jaded ones

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    4
  68. 68
    HEISS

    48D Carol ___, five-time world figure-skating champion

    0
    4
  69. 69
    SNAX

    60D Pretzels and chips, in adspeak

    0
    4
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    GRUFF

    7D Stern and brusque

    0
    3
  71. 71
    NUREMBERG

    3D German city noted for trials

    0
    2
  72. 72
    HEBREWLETTERS debut

    50A 62-Across to a student of Semitic languages

    0
    1
  73. 73
    MOONSOFURANUS debut

    23A 62-Across to an astronomer

    0
    1
  74. 74
    PERFECTCUBE debut

    17A 62-Across to a mathematician

    0
    1
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    TWENTYSEVEN debut

    62A Age at which Jim Morrison, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Kurt Cobain and Amy Winehouse died

    0
    1
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    WORLDSERIESWINS debut

    39A 62-Across to a Yankees fan

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    1