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Wednesday · 74 answers · 5 debuts

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

  1. 1
    EPEE

    52A Electronically scored duel

    41
    343
  2. 2
    NSA

    11A Decryption org.

    38
    233
  3. 3
    ANN

    65A ___ Taylor (clothier)

    33
    300
  4. 4
    EDU

    22D Ending of many an e-mail address

    28
    194
  5. 5
    OER

    16A Done, to Donne

    22
    248
  6. 6
    TAT

    24A Bit of ink, for short

    19
    174
  7. 7
    RES

    68A ___ judicata

    17
    279
  8. 8
    ODIN

    32D Valhalla ruler

    17
    159
  9. 9
    ACDC

    9D Aussie rockers with a knickers-clad lead guitarist

    15
    129
  10. 10
    IAGO

    60D To whom Brabantio says "Thou art a villain"

    14
    173
  11. 11
    ALIAS

    63A Carlos Danger, e.g.

    14
    115
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    DIS

    19A Insult, slangily

    13
    120
  13. 13
    SLO

    55A ___-Blo fuse

    12
    185
  14. 14
    AROD

    35A Youngest 600-homer man, informally

    12
    86
  15. 15
    FEN

    48D Sedge locale

    12
    79
  16. 16
    TELL

    4D Blow the whistle, so to speak

    11
    100
  17. 17
    OCTET

    14A Square dance group, e.g.

    11
    87
  18. 18
    BAIL

    51A Help (out)

    11
    50
  19. 19
    EMIL

    41A Oscar winner Jannings

    10
    131
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    SLOP

    58D Zero-star fare

    10
    79
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    BIOS

    26A Some book jacket blurbs

    9
    42
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    BAG

    21D Do a supermarket task

    7
    78
  23. 23
    DAMN

    25A "Aw, hell!"

    6
    54
  24. 24
    IPHONE

    46D "The Internet in your pocket" sloganeer, once

    6
    25
  25. 25
    ONT

    23A Windsor's locale: Abbr.

    5
    144
  26. 26
    SEL

    27D French seasoning

    5
    71
  27. 27
    LEMUR

    67A Ring-tailed primate

    5
    20
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    OAS

    53A Western treaty grp.

    4
    105
  29. 29
    SIB

    38D Bro, for one

    4
    69
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    DISH

    10D Potluck choice

    4
    60
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    LAH

    50D "Well, ___-di-dah"

    4
    51
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    COSTA

    1A ___ Mesa, Calif.

    4
    25
  33. 33
    NEALE

    17A Author Zora ___ Hurston

    3
    58
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    BOB

    39D Flapper's do

    3
    54
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    SAFER

    33A Not so risky

    3
    46
  36. 36
    SPOOF

    69A "S.N.L." bit

    3
    19
  37. 37
    HAVETO

    6D Can't help but

    3
    11
  38. 38
    COL

    31D Potter or Klink: Abbr.

    2
    48
  39. 39
    GABS

    57D Chews the rag

    2
    43
  40. 40
    BOG

    62A Cranberry locale

    2
    37
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    BONGO

    66A Beatnik's percussion

    2
    26
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    ARSENE

    13D Literary sleuth ___ Lupin

    2
    19
  43. 43
    OCEANIA

    2D Where Polynesia is

    2
    19
  44. 44
    SEISMS

    12D Earth movers?

    2
    12
  45. 45
    VENDS

    18A Sells in the stands

    2
    7
  46. 46
    ONEA

    61D Fit for drafting

    1
    175
  47. 47
    FRA

    30D ___ diavolo

    1
    67
  48. 48
    MME

    37D Marseilles Mrs.

    1
    65
  49. 49
    RIEL

    34D Cambodian currency

    1
    28
  50. 50
    LAYLA

    29D Grammy-winning Eric Clapton tune

    1
    22
  51. 51
    WETBAR

    45D Party room fixture

    1
    14
  52. 52
    XING

    8D Ped ___

    1
    14
  53. 53
    NODEAR

    11D Spouse's refusal

    1
    12
  54. 54
    LOTSOF

    49D Many

    1
    8
  55. 55
    FEIGNS

    47D Fakes

    1
    7
  56. 56
    ATEST

    5D "This is only ___"

    0
    72
  57. 57
    INUSE

    64A Lavatory sign

    0
    61
  58. 58
    WINO

    59D Rotgut buyer, perhaps

    0
    41
  59. 59
    EMER

    7D E.M.T. part: Abbr.

    0
    37
  60. 60
    AMICI

    15A ___ curiae (friends of the court)

    0
    16
  61. 61
    LAPPS

    70A Northern Scandinavians

    0
    13
  62. 62
    SHILL

    54D Participant in 1-Down

    0
    11
  63. 63
    NONPC

    42A Inappropriate for the easily offended, say

    0
    8
  64. 64
    GOLFCOURSE

    28A Links

    0
    5
  65. 65
    INASLUMP

    40D Struggling at the plate, say

    0
    5
  66. 66
    STARTOFF

    3D Go from square one

    0
    5
  67. 67
    CLOSERS

    44D Sales pros

    0
    4
  68. 68
    HEXAD

    6A Legs on an insect or strings on a guitar

    0
    3
  69. 69
    PILESUP

    43D Amasses, as debt

    0
    3
  70. 70
    WIFFLEBALL debut

    45A Bit of equipment for an outdoor kids' game

    0
    2
  71. 71
    CONJOBS debut

    1D Scams

    0
    1
  72. 72
    FLIMSYALIBI debut

    36A You can hardly believe it

    0
    1
  73. 73
    JARLSBERGCHEESE debut

    20A Norwegian import in the dairy case

    0
    1
  74. 74
    THINGSWITHHOLES debut

    56A What 20-, 28-, 36- and 45-Across are

    0
    1