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Tuesday · 74 answers · 7 debuts

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

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    ERR

    39A Go astray

    54
    522
  2. 2
    ICE

    55D Freezer stock

    40
    391
  3. 3
    ELS

    28A Golf's Ernie

    29
    333
  4. 4
    LOT

    48A Bunch

    25
    189
  5. 5
    TEND

    60A Be inclined (to)

    22
    122
  6. 6
    MAR

    38D Scratch

    19
    215
  7. 7
    LENT

    53A Time to give up?

    19
    129
  8. 8
    ERGO

    58A Therefore

    17
    198
  9. 9
    USSR

    11D "Back in the ___"

    17
    171
  10. 10
    AWOL

    57A Wayward G.I.

    15
    167
  11. 11
    SCI

    23A Biol., e.g.

    13
    179
  12. 12
    MSG

    33A Site of four sold-out 1972 Elvis Presley concerts, for short

    13
    92
  13. 13
    SATE

    12D Suffice, foodwise

    12
    144
  14. 14
    REED

    36A Swamp growth

    11
    187
  15. 15
    ROLE

    52A It's cast

    11
    165
  16. 16
    AMY

    44D Adams of "The Fighter"

    11
    136
  17. 17
    FEE

    31D Checking charge

    9
    121
  18. 18
    YELL

    22D Cheerleader's cheer

    9
    76
  19. 19
    FRAT

    49D "Animal House" house

    7
    78
  20. 20
    HUH

    2D "Come again?"

    7
    60
  21. 21
    SCORE

    23D Best Original ___ (award for the film with [circled letters])

    7
    47
  22. 22
    MOTH

    38A Wool lover

    7
    45
  23. 23
    EER

    56D Suffix with slogan

    6
    212
  24. 24
    ERST

    19A Once, old-style

    6
    155
  25. 25
    STEAL

    37A Base runner's attempt

    6
    87
  26. 26
    TOGO

    15A Like a drive-thru order

    6
    66
  27. 27
    REESES

    14D With 41-Down, composition of a trail followed by [circled letters]

    6
    51
  28. 28
    SOT

    1D Lush

    5
    152
  29. 29
    SHAH

    1A Deposed leader of 1979

    5
    104
  30. 30
    THERE

    17A When repeated, consoling words

    5
    54
  31. 31
    STLEO

    34D Fifth-century pope with the epithet "the Great"

    5
    34
  32. 32
    PYLON

    45D Traffic cone

    5
    22
  33. 33
    SOON

    40D Anon

    4
    90
  34. 34
    HERR

    4D Frau's mate

    4
    84
  35. 35
    OUTER

    13A With 59-Across, where [circled letters] came from

    4
    41
  36. 36
    SPACE

    59A See 13-Across

    3
    61
  37. 37
    PABLO

    41A Painter Picasso

    3
    34
  38. 38
    LOWE

    50D Rob of "The West Wing"

    2
    44
  39. 39
    CID

    27D Spanish hero El ___

    2
    43
  40. 40
    GHOST

    35D Costume for [circled letters] on Halloween

    2
    32
  41. 41
    OMNIS

    29A Dodge models until 1990

    2
    16
  42. 42
    STER

    61A Suffix with prank

    1
    87
  43. 43
    EBERT

    46D Late thumb-turning critic

    1
    81
  44. 44
    WPA

    21D New Deal inits.

    1
    40
  45. 45
    PIECES

    41D See 14-Down

    1
    22
  46. 46
    AGIO

    18A Charge for currency exchange

    1
    18
  47. 47
    ZEROG

    10D Free-fall effect, briefly

    1
    17
  48. 48
    TOGAE

    6D Forum robes

    1
    12
  49. 49
    SHYER

    40A Not so outgoing

    1
    6
  50. 50
    CONCEAL

    26A Palm, as a playing card

    1
    5
  51. 51
    EARDOCTOR debut

    32D One using an otoscope

    1
    3
  52. 52
    DREWBARRYMORE debut

    20A Child actress who appeared with [circled letters]

    1
    2
  53. 53
    SOI

    42A "... or ___ gather"

    0
    41
  54. 54
    EYER

    62A Observer

    0
    39
  55. 55
    EUBIE

    54A Jazz's Blake

    0
    25
  56. 56
    HINGE

    47D Stamp collector's fastener

    0
    24
  57. 57
    COMER

    24D Rising star

    0
    20
  58. 58
    HESA

    16A "For ___ jolly good fellow"

    0
    18
  59. 59
    SHIELD

    42D Warrior's aid

    0
    17
  60. 60
    AGIRL

    7D "It's ___!" (birth announcement)

    0
    13
  61. 61
    LUPE

    51D "Little Latin ___ Lu" (1966 hit)

    0
    9
  62. 62
    STAD

    5A Suffix meaning "city" in some European place names

    0
    7
  63. 63
    ATEDINNER

    3D Had an evening meal

    0
    6
  64. 64
    DAIRIES

    43A Some Wisconsin farms

    0
    5
  65. 65
    DOORBELL

    8D Avon commercial sound

    0
    4
  66. 66
    THEMRS

    9D One's wife, informally

    0
    4
  67. 67
    IFELL

    30A Possible answer to "How'd you hurt yourself?"

    0
    2
  68. 68
    MOBILEBAY

    33D Locale of an 1864 Civil War blockade

    0
    2
  69. 69
    PHONEHOME

    45A What [circled letters] wanted to do

    0
    2
  70. 70
    SHINGLES debut

    37D They're "hung out" by professionals

    0
    2
  71. 71
    SPIELBERG debut

    25A Creator of [circled letters]

    0
    2
  72. 72
    FLYINGBICYCLE debut

    49A Means of escape for [circled letters]

    0
    1
  73. 73
    STABILITY debut

    5D What a gyroscope may provide

    0
    1
  74. 74
    TZUS debut

    9A Shih ___ (diminutive dogs)

    0
    1