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Monday · 76 answers · 5 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ARE

    55A "You ___ what you eat"

    56
    533
  2. 2
    IRE

    10D Fury

    52
    498
  3. 3
    ESP

    25D Mind reader's ability, briefly

    35
    344
  4. 4
    ERS

    22A Hosp. areas for accident victims

    33
    284
  5. 5
    NATO

    8D Western mil. alliance

    19
    167
  6. 6
    IRON

    65A Clothes presser

    18
    284
  7. 7
    UMA

    23A Actress Thurman

    18
    175
  8. 8
    ASTI

    57D Italian wine area

    17
    224
  9. 9
    OREOS

    52D Nabisco cookies

    17
    87
  10. 10
    EAU

    54A ___ de cologne

    16
    203
  11. 11
    ROAR

    36D Lion's sound

    13
    169
  12. 12
    ASIAN

    46A Chinese or Japanese

    13
    137
  13. 13
    ELBA

    28D Exile isle for Napoleon

    13
    132
  14. 14
    NONO

    61D Something you might get your hand slapped for doing

    13
    116
  15. 15
    MSG

    44D Where the Knicks play in N.Y.C.

    13
    92
  16. 16
    SHAM

    43A Hoax

    13
    87
  17. 17
    ALIA

    15A Et ___ (and others)

    10
    108
  18. 18
    OPIE

    2D "The Andy Griffith Show" boy

    9
    150
  19. 19
    ASHEN

    69A White from fright, say

    9
    128
  20. 20
    GNAW

    62D Chew like a beaver

    9
    85
  21. 21
    ZOO

    42A Menagerie

    9
    76
  22. 22
    OBESE

    29D Seriously overweight

    8
    145
  23. 23
    TOME

    67A Unabridged dictionary, e.g.

    8
    92
  24. 24
    AMPS

    26D Concert blasters

    7
    108
  25. 25
    APEX

    14A Zenith

    7
    101
  26. 26
    NASAL

    41D ___ decongestant

    7
    73
  27. 27
    FERN

    5A Plant with fronds

    7
    53
  28. 28
    CRANE

    16A Machine at a construction site

    7
    49
  29. 29
    HESSE

    13D Hermann who wrote "Steppenwolf"

    6
    94
  30. 30
    UKE

    64D Luau instrument, informally

    6
    93
  31. 31
    ROBE

    1A Judge's garment

    6
    92
  32. 32
    HIGH

    17A Lofty

    6
    42
  33. 33
    SCOW

    71A Flat-bottomed boat

    5
    62
  34. 34
    BOOR

    33A Unmannered sort

    5
    42
  35. 35
    ISBN

    70A Library ID

    5
    37
  36. 36
    WOMB

    59D Where a baby develops

    5
    24
  37. 37
    MUCH

    27D "Thank you very ___"

    5
    22
  38. 38
    HOTEL

    31D Equivalent of five houses in Monopoly

    4
    56
  39. 39
    TONTO

    30D Kemo Sabe's sidekick

    3
    65
  40. 40
    PERP

    34A Lawbreaker, in police lingo

    3
    40
  41. 41
    BEGS

    3D Panhandles

    3
    31
  42. 42
    MULTI

    32A Prefix with task

    3
    18
  43. 43
    RITZ

    7D "Puttin' on the ___"

    2
    41
  44. 44
    IROC

    60D Camaro ___-Z

    2
    31
  45. 45
    PONY

    37D Smallish equine

    2
    28
  46. 46
    TIEDYE

    24A Pattern for many 1960s T-shirts

    2
    25
  47. 47
    PEACH

    53D Fruit with a pit

    2
    23
  48. 48
    RAHM

    1D Chicago mayor Emanuel

    2
    16
  49. 49
    TABLA

    51D Small Indian drum

    2
    13
  50. 50
    ELOI

    6D "The Time Machine" people

    1
    111
  51. 51
    OONA

    68A Mrs. Charlie Chaplin

    1
    102
  52. 52
    ANGRY

    12D Furious

    1
    31
  53. 53
    AMBIT

    21D Circumference

    1
    25
  54. 54
    LOCKE

    66A Philosopher John who posited a theory of social contract

    1
    20
  55. 55
    PCB

    38A E.P.A.-proscribed compound, for short

    1
    17
  56. 56
    MHOS

    58D Conductance units

    1
    9
  57. 57
    MCNAIR

    9D QB Steve who won a Payton Award

    1
    3
  58. 58
    SAMEOLDSTORY debut

    48A You've heard it many times before

    1
    3
  59. 59
    EZIO

    35D Basso Pinza

    0
    36
  60. 60
    OSTE

    45A Bone: Prefix

    0
    31
  61. 61
    MICAH

    9A Book after Jonah

    0
    19
  62. 62
    DEEPEN

    50D Become more intense

    0
    18
  63. 63
    AUSTEN

    49D Jane who wrote "Pride and Prejudice"

    0
    12
  64. 64
    CAGED

    11D Like animals in a 42-Across

    0
    10
  65. 65
    TRENTON

    39A New Jersey's capital

    0
    9
  66. 66
    TOPGUN

    51A 1986 Tom Cruise/Val Kilmer action film

    0
    7
  67. 67
    ENTERO

    19D Intestinal prefix

    0
    5
  68. 68
    FARRAR

    5D ___, Straus and Giroux (book publisher)

    0
    5
  69. 69
    ROMNEY

    40D McCain : 2008 :: ___ : 2012

    0
    5
  70. 70
    STUDIOS

    47D Small apartments

    0
    5
  71. 71
    EXHAUST

    4D Deplete

    0
    3
  72. 72
    MESAARIZONA

    20A Chicago Cubs spring training site

    0
    2
  73. 73
    AMESBROTHERS debut

    26A "Rag Mop" hitmakers, 1950

    0
    1
  74. 74
    BEAUTYSHOP debut

    63A Salon

    0
    1
  75. 75
    ROTTENEGGS debut

    18A Last ones in the pool, say

    0
    1
  76. 76
    SEAMWELDING debut

    56A Metal-joining technique

    0
    1