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Wednesday · 70 answers · 7 debuts

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

  1. 1
    NEO

    20A Conservative leader?

    43
    332
  2. 2
    TAN

    4D Go for the bronze?

    30
    238
  3. 3
    ENO

    31A "Third Uncle" singer

    29
    285
  4. 4
    OPT

    5D Go (for)

    27
    211
  5. 5
    ATIT

    38A Persevering, say

    23
    197
  6. 6
    ITCH

    24D Intense desire

    21
    135
  7. 7
    CEO

    60D Corp. head

    15
    177
  8. 8
    TRAP

    34A Clay pigeon launcher

    15
    156
  9. 9
    CAB

    55A What may be caught with bare hands?

    14
    129
  10. 10
    RENO

    26D Silver State city

    13
    230
  11. 11
    TOP

    27A Highest-rated

    13
    132
  12. 12
    REEF

    14D Ship hazard

    12
    100
  13. 13
    ORIOLE

    15A Maryland state symbol

    10
    93
  14. 14
    METS

    54D Team that got a new ballpark in 2009

    10
    79
  15. 15
    ACK

    19A Comics outburst

    9
    43
  16. 16
    MEAN

    37D Stand for

    8
    89
  17. 17
    MOON

    36D Create an open-ended view?

    8
    70
  18. 18
    NAOMI

    52A Watts in a film projector?

    7
    98
  19. 19
    TINT

    9D Window treatment

    7
    86
  20. 20
    TEC

    61D Sleuth, informally

    7
    80
  21. 21
    MEOW

    47A "Got milk?" cry, perhaps

    7
    76
  22. 22
    TERRA

    34D Latin land

    7
    75
  23. 23
    MOT

    41A Dictionnaire entry

    7
    70
  24. 24
    CALF

    51D Leg part

    7
    43
  25. 25
    BERG

    56D Ship hazard

    4
    71
  26. 26
    ORNATE

    18A Like the Kremlin

    4
    63
  27. 27
    LEER

    30A Desirous look

    3
    156
  28. 28
    VEIN

    6D Red Cross hot line?

    3
    34
  29. 29
    NASSAU

    64A Long Island county

    3
    29
  30. 30
    ARREAR

    8D Unpaid debt

    3
    22
  31. 31
    ITALICS

    40D It leans to the right

    3
    14
  32. 32
    DAT

    46A Single dose?

    2
    51
  33. 33
    TONIC

    50A Picker-upper

    2
    51
  34. 34
    IRAQI

    22A Nouri al-Maliki, for one

    2
    45
  35. 35
    QUEST

    23D Search

    2
    23
  36. 36
    IWOJIMA

    43D Setting for Clint Eastwood's "Flags of Our Fathers"

    2
    16
  37. 37
    LETSON

    21A Divulges

    2
    15
  38. 38
    ROLAIDS

    1D Product whose commercials ran for a spell on TV?

    2
    9
  39. 39
    DONUTS

    28A They may be sold by the dozen

    2
    8
  40. 40
    MNO

    33A Alphabet run

    1
    57
  41. 41
    WPA

    49A "For hire" org. of the 1930s

    1
    40
  42. 42
    JOG

    57A Treadmill setting

    1
    28
  43. 43
    TAPIOCA

    39D Pudding thickener

    1
    23
  44. 44
    FATCAT

    7A Tycoon, informally

    1
    20
  45. 45
    SPOKANE

    3D Expo '74 locale

    1
    11
  46. 46
    OILMEN

    53A Drill instructors?

    1
    9
  47. 47
    SAMOVAR

    44D Russian urn

    1
    7
  48. 48
    TEENPOP debut

    12D Justin Bieber's genre

    1
    5
  49. 49
    MTETNA

    47D Italian tourist attraction, in brief

    0
    25
  50. 50
    SPEECH

    32A When repeated, cry after an award is bestowed

    0
    23
  51. 51
    ALTOONA

    11D City in the Alleghenies

    0
    21
  52. 52
    CERISE

    42A Shade of red

    0
    16
  53. 53
    GOCART

    65A Certain race entry

    0
    13
  54. 54
    EARWAX

    48A Cerumen

    0
    10
  55. 55
    FORMA

    25A Pro ___

    0
    10
  56. 56
    ONPAPER

    13A Theoretically

    0
    10
  57. 57
    COASTER

    10D Ride up and down?

    0
    9
  58. 58
    FREEMAN

    63A Mandela portrayer in "Invictus," 2009

    0
    7
  59. 59
    ACCTNO

    62A Info on a personal check: Abbr.

    0
    6
  60. 60
    ELECTIVE

    59A It's not required

    0
    6
  61. 61
    EXIGENT

    45D Urgent

    0
    6
  62. 62
    ONECROP

    2D Undiversified, as a farm

    0
    4
  63. 63
    MOIETY

    58A Half

    0
    3
  64. 64
    ROSTOV

    1A ___-on-Don, Russian port of 1+ million

    0
    2
  65. 65
    SHAMEONME debut

    35A End of the saying

    0
    2
  66. 66
    ADWOMAN debut

    38D Lady pitcher

    0
    1
  67. 67
    FOOLMEONCE debut

    7D Start of a four-part saying

    0
    1
  68. 68
    FOOLMETWICE debut

    17D Part 3 of the saying

    0
    1
  69. 69
    LEONTIEF debut

    16A Wassily ___, Russian-American Nobelist in Economics

    0
    1
  70. 70
    SHAMEONYOU debut

    29D Part 2 of the saying

    0
    1