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Wednesday · 74 answers · 6 debuts

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

  1. 1
    AREA

    58A Department

    46
    631
  2. 2
    ETAL

    59A List-ending abbr.

    32
    327
  3. 3
    EROS

    54D Bow-toting god

    28
    321
  4. 4
    HER

    45A "Death Becomes ___"

    27
    237
  5. 5
    STEM

    40A Leaf support

    26
    228
  6. 6
    PEA

    51A Pod item

    23
    230
  7. 7
    NOT

    30A "___ to mention ..."

    22
    176
  8. 8
    CIA

    46D Org. in "Argo"

    19
    206
  9. 9
    AIL

    50A Be indisposed

    19
    191
  10. 10
    IAM

    23A Words on either side of "what"

    19
    127
  11. 11
    RENT

    7D Not buy, say

    16
    190
  12. 12
    AAH

    24A Satisfied sigh

    16
    152
  13. 13
    NINE

    56A Alaska ZIP code starter

    15
    155
  14. 14
    ICES

    10A Bumps off

    14
    120
  15. 15
    TRAM

    37A Disney World conveyance

    14
    113
  16. 16
    SELF

    62A "___-starter" (résumé cliché)

    14
    90
  17. 17
    PAPA

    55D ___ John's (Domino's competitor)

    13
    134
  18. 18
    ADEPT

    50D Like a whiz

    12
    88
  19. 19
    ROTE

    16A Learn by ___

    11
    114
  20. 20
    RESTS

    63A Some score marks

    11
    86
  21. 21
    ARSE debut

    64A Derry derrière

    11
    33
  22. 22
    ELOPE

    60A Become one on the run

    10
    131
  23. 23
    MAAM

    1A Term of address from a hat-tipper

    10
    92
  24. 24
    OOHS

    33D Reactions to fireworks

    10
    46
  25. 25
    ITALY

    36D An original eurozone member

    9
    75
  26. 26
    MOOS

    32A Stockyard bellows

    9
    37
  27. 27
    OGLE

    33A Get an eyeful

    6
    200
  28. 28
    PERT

    61A Fresh-mouthed

    6
    97
  29. 29
    TRIM

    28A Request to a barber

    6
    88
  30. 30
    STALE

    31A Like yesterday's bagels

    6
    84
  31. 31
    FADE

    8D Lose brilliance

    6
    53
  32. 32
    IRKED

    10D Ticked off

    6
    38
  33. 33
    ROOM

    29D Leeway

    5
    80
  34. 34
    URIAH

    6D Scheming Heep

    4
    51
  35. 35
    TONED

    28D Moderated, with "down"

    4
    37
  36. 36
    TEM

    22D Pro ___

    3
    80
  37. 37
    DALE

    53D Hill's opposite

    3
    67
  38. 38
    SHAD

    17A Roe source

    3
    56
  39. 39
    MODE

    4D Manner of doing

    3
    43
  40. 40
    HINDI

    18A Delhi language

    3
    33
  41. 41
    LASSIE

    47A Female TV dog whose portrayers were all male

    3
    25
  42. 42
    SENSATE

    13D Able to see, hear, etc.

    3
    23
  43. 43
    THAWS

    41A Warming periods

    3
    17
  44. 44
    ARSENAL

    39D Weapons stockpile

    2
    33
  45. 45
    TAKEN

    21D End of a seat seeker's query

    2
    31
  46. 46
    ETHANOL

    12D Biofuel option

    2
    23
  47. 47
    ATNO

    14A Periodic table fig.

    1
    91
  48. 48
    CLOD

    46A Oaf

    1
    50
  49. 49
    MOTO

    32D Sleuth played by Lorre

    1
    33
  50. 50
    SHELF

    49D Library unit

    1
    33
  51. 51
    RUSSIA

    48A Where Yeltsin ruled

    1
    12
  52. 52
    REUNITE

    38D Get back together

    1
    7
  53. 53
    THRONES

    37D Bathroom fixtures, slangily

    1
    7
  54. 54
    MEDINA

    25A Muhammad's resting place

    1
    6
  55. 55
    SCHWAS

    5D Start and end of 3-Down, phonetically

    1
    6
  56. 56
    WIENERS

    43D The "pigs" in pigs in blankets

    1
    5
  57. 57
    ASPIRER

    42D Ambitious one

    1
    3
  58. 58
    KAHN

    19A Madeline who played Lili Von Shtupp

    0
    32
  59. 59
    SLUM

    27D Candidate for urban renewal

    0
    31
  60. 60
    CREAK

    15A Staircase sound

    0
    19
  61. 61
    DARER

    57A Courageous one

    0
    16
  62. 62
    SURFS

    5A Changes channels rapidly

    0
    12
  63. 63
    ISLANDER

    35D Hawaiian, e.g.

    0
    9
  64. 64
    LITRES

    47D Petrol measures

    0
    7
  65. 65
    FRISKS

    26A Pats down

    0
    5
  66. 66
    ANAEMIA

    3D Result of iron deficiency, to a Brit

    0
    3
  67. 67
    ATHWART

    2D Crosswise

    0
    3
  68. 68
    SKIRMISH

    9D Minor battle

    0
    3
  69. 69
    COAXING

    11D Persuading by flattery

    0
    2
  70. 70
    MASSIFS debut

    1D Mountainous expanses

    0
    2
  71. 71
    ONEHANDEDTYPING debut

    52A See 20- and 34-Across

    0
    1
  72. 72
    SEAGATE debut

    44D Channel to the ocean

    0
    1
  73. 73
    SWEETWATERTEXAS debut

    20A Southern town whose name is the longest example of 52-Across [on the left]

    0
    1
  74. 74
    UNIONOHIO debut

    34A Midwest town whose name is the longest example of 52-Across [on the right]

    0
    1