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Thursday · 72 answers · 7 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ATE

    28A Corroded

    76
    598
  2. 2
    YES

    44A "Indubitably"

    50
    365
  3. 3
    ORA

    56D 60 minuti

    35
    227
  4. 4
    AXE

    40A Fire

    34
    269
  5. 5
    SOS

    63A Rihanna's first #1 Billboard single

    34
    251
  6. 6
    ANNE

    13A Queen in "The Three Musketeers"

    26
    283
  7. 7
    ARENA

    59A Stop on a rock band's tour

    24
    334
  8. 8
    EGG

    12D Early bird?

    21
    206
  9. 9
    EDNA

    54D "Hairspray" mom

    19
    245
  10. 10
    OBI

    29A Sapporo sash

    17
    199
  11. 11
    OATH

    57A Inauguration recitation

    16
    143
  12. 12
    IDAHO

    50D Craters of the Moon National Monument locale

    15
    121
  13. 13
    ALIEN

    51D Xenophobe's aversion

    14
    180
  14. 14
    TIME

    18A ___ 100 (annual list)

    14
    92
  15. 15
    KIA

    33A Optima maker

    13
    94
  16. 16
    OVERT

    36D Plain as day

    11
    63
  17. 17
    ENID

    14A U.S. city named for a Tennyson character

    10
    232
  18. 18
    NAM

    55D '60s war zone

    10
    113
  19. 19
    LEN

    11D Tony winner Cariou

    9
    170
  20. 20
    RAID

    58A Early occurrence in "Some Like It Hot"

    9
    95
  21. 21
    META

    17A Self-referential, in modernspeak

    9
    87
  22. 22
    IOTAS

    22D Greek vowels

    8
    80
  23. 23
    LOW

    5A Undignified

    8
    72
  24. 24
    SMASH

    30A Bomb's opposite

    8
    64
  25. 25
    OILER

    42A Crude conveyance

    7
    78
  26. 26
    TIGER

    26D Nast's symbol for Tammany Hall

    7
    52
  27. 27
    NAYS

    53D Oppositionists

    7
    46
  28. 28
    INONE

    9D Combined

    5
    41
  29. 29
    KONA

    64A Mauna Loa coffee

    5
    36
  30. 30
    WIMP

    7D Bully's target, maybe

    5
    19
  31. 31
    UGLY

    27A In pre-swan mode

    4
    51
  32. 32
    ANEMIA

    49A Weakness

    4
    46
  33. 33
    SKID

    1A Lose traction

    4
    46
  34. 34
    PEONS

    48D Day laborers

    4
    37
  35. 35
    KNEAD

    2D Massage

    3
    43
  36. 36
    VEX

    41A Irritate

    3
    41
  37. 37
    PUG

    34A Boxer

    3
    25
  38. 38
    PIX

    43A Album fill, informally

    3
    20
  39. 39
    MARSH

    62A Habitat for bitterns

    2
    36
  40. 40
    KIX

    33D General Mills offering

    2
    32
  41. 41
    CAWS

    45A Hoarse cries

    2
    24
  42. 42
    UNPEG

    16A Let off the hook?

    2
    16
  43. 43
    YOWZAH debut

    44D "Holy moly!"

    2
    4
  44. 44
    ABUSE

    25D Invective, e.g.

    1
    37
  45. 45
    TOWER

    38D Broadcasting aid

    1
    24
  46. 46
    CASTRO

    45D World leader who co-wrote the book "How Far We Slaves Have Come!" with Mandela

    1
    21
  47. 47
    SIGHT

    21D Tourist attraction

    1
    20
  48. 48
    INTWO

    3D Halved

    1
    18
  49. 49
    GOING

    19A Active

    1
    17
  50. 50
    LETHAL

    5D Devastating

    1
    15
  51. 51
    NODOZ

    55A Vivarin competitor

    1
    14
  52. 52
    CHEN

    61A Julie ___, host of TV's "Big Brother"

    1
    13
  53. 53
    NYRO

    60A "Wedding Bell Blues" composer Laura

    1
    12
  54. 54
    SEAPORT

    47A Fleet Week locale

    1
    12
  55. 55
    ANCHOS debut

    46D Sweet chili peppers

    1
    3
  56. 56
    SWAPS

    30D Quid-pro-quo arrangements

    0
    14
  57. 57
    ONIONY

    6D Lyonnaise

    0
    12
  58. 58
    DESPAIR

    15D Lose hope

    0
    10
  59. 59
    POLECAT

    24A Skunk

    0
    8
  60. 60
    DORIAN

    23A Gray in a novel painting

    0
    5
  61. 61
    SAMP

    1D Hominy cereal

    0
    5
  62. 62
    ALEXANDER

    32D Gin concoction

    0
    4
  63. 63
    EPISCOPAL

    10D Pepsi-Cola mix?

    0
    4
  64. 64
    FESTOON

    37D Decorate

    0
    4
  65. 65
    DEANRUSK

    4D 1960s secretary of state

    0
    3
  66. 66
    MAXIE

    31D Glenn Close title role

    0
    3
  67. 67
    BISMARCK

    39D State capital whose site was visited by Lewis and Clark

    0
    2
  68. 68
    MIELE debut

    8A Vacuum cleaner brand

    0
    2
  69. 69
    MUGGLE debut

    8D Nonmagical one, in Harry Potter

    0
    2
  70. 70
    NEWTONSCRADLE debut

    52A Gizmo often with five balls that demonstrates conservation of momentum and energy

    0
    1
  71. 71
    PAWNSHOPSIGNS debut

    20A Many traditionally have three balls

    0
    1
  72. 72
    WALKTOFIRSTBASE debut

    35A What four balls may let you do

    0
    1