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Saturday · 64 answers · 17 debuts

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

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    REO

    44A Maxwell rival

    18
    196
  2. 2
    TET

    31D Southeast Asian observance

    16
    178
  3. 3
    LATE

    26A With 20-Across, Conan's domain

    12
    125
  4. 4
    EMIL

    39A Pianist Gilels

    10
    131
  5. 5
    SLEDS

    49D They go down when it's cold

    10
    86
  6. 6
    CTRL

    52D ___-C

    10
    43
  7. 7
    SEETO

    45D Ensure

    9
    86
  8. 8
    MAIDEN

    35A First-ever

    5
    20
  9. 9
    TOA

    22A Ode title opener

    4
    69
  10. 10
    NIGHT

    20A See 26-Across

    4
    30
  11. 11
    SCRIP

    23A Receipt to redeem a credit

    3
    32
  12. 12
    OLSON

    21A "Come on down!" announcer

    3
    29
  13. 13
    BRETT

    50A Butler who played Grace Kelly

    3
    28
  14. 14
    DAVIS

    47D "Jezebel" star

    3
    20
  15. 15
    WANES

    42A Falls off

    3
    19
  16. 16
    GASUP

    40A Prepare for a long drive

    3
    17
  17. 17
    RIAL

    6D 100 fils

    2
    81
  18. 18
    IRINA

    16A Russian princess who was Nicholas II's only niece

    2
    36
  19. 19
    OTOES

    18A Platte River natives

    2
    30
  20. 20
    CENTER

    34A One who snaps

    2
    20
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    AESIR

    53A Thor's group

    2
    17
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    ENNEADS

    9D Standard sudoku groupings, e.g.

    2
    12
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    SILENTN debut

    32A What repeats in solemn hymns but isn't in hymnals?

    2
    3
  24. 24
    LAI

    33D Medieval love poem

    1
    62
  25. 25
    ALENE

    48D Coeur d'___

    1
    37
  26. 26
    ALDEN

    5D Mayflower man

    1
    25
  27. 27
    ZEROG

    24D Feeling no physical attraction?

    1
    17
  28. 28
    PLANO

    4D City whose name is Spanish for "flat"

    1
    15
  29. 29
    CROCI

    55A Signs of spring

    1
    11
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    AVIATED

    7D Winged it?

    1
    8
  31. 31
    WEIMARERA debut

    28D 1919-33, in German history

    1
    2
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    AHEMS

    46D Sounds that make frogs disappear?

    0
    15
  33. 33
    SEARLE

    41D Aspartame developer

    0
    11
  34. 34
    STRIA

    43D Tiny groove

    0
    11
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    ZENDA

    24A Place of imprisonment in book and film

    0
    10
  36. 36
    PAROL

    10A Given orally, at law

    0
    8
  37. 37
    GORDO

    1D Monkey launched into space in 1958

    0
    7
  38. 38
    DANNON

    8D Activia maker

    0
    6
  39. 39
    PIONS

    10D No-spin particles

    0
    5
  40. 40
    NETLOSSES

    58A Non-profit concerns?

    0
    4
  41. 41
    DIANELANE

    19A "Unfaithful" Oscar nominee

    0
    3
  42. 42
    OSULLIVAN

    15A Maureen of "Tarzan the Ape Man"

    0
    3
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    QUONSET

    38D Military hut

    0
    3
  44. 44
    RIOGRANDE

    12D It's between Laredo and Nuevo Laredo

    0
    3
  45. 45
    SADAS

    45A "The strain seemed doubly dear, / Yet ___ sweet": Wordsworth

    0
    3
  46. 46
    SWEATED

    27A Worried about, in slang

    0
    3
  47. 47
    ARTICLEIV

    11D It includes the extradition clause

    0
    2
  48. 48
    ASAIL

    2D Repeated cry from Mercutio in "Romeo and Juliet"

    0
    2
  49. 49
    ONEHITTER

    13D Performance with nearly perfect pitch?

    0
    2
  50. 50
    YUMAS debut

    3D Arizona natives

    0
    2
  51. 51
    AIMUP debut

    25D Prepare to fire into the sky

    0
    1
  52. 52
    ALERTMIND debut

    56A Clear thinker's asset

    0
    1
  53. 53
    ATHLETICS debut

    30D One side in the Bay Bridge Series rivalry

    0
    1
  54. 54
    DANCEHALL debut

    51A Setting for the swing set?

    0
    1
  55. 55
    ENGINESON debut

    29D Pre-takeoff command

    0
    1
  56. 56
    GAYPARADE debut

    1A Rainbow event

    0
    1
  57. 57
    HARDMAN debut

    37D Mae West reputedly said this "is good to find"

    0
    1
  58. 58
    KANSA debut

    57A American tribe that lent its name to a state

    0
    1
  59. 59
    LASTPENNY debut

    14D What a broke person is down to

    0
    1
  60. 60
    MRSTEEVEE debut

    54A She told Willy Wonka "Loompaland? There's no such place"

    0
    1
  61. 61
    QUIVERY debut

    38A Shaking

    0
    1
  62. 62
    RAMADAINN debut

    17A One of a chain owned by Wyndham

    0
    1
  63. 63
    RIGHTOH debut

    36A "Indeed, mate"

    0
    1
  64. 64
    SCREWBACK debut

    27D Kind of earring requiring twisting

    0
    1