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Wednesday · 78 answers · 8 debuts

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

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    NEO

    35A Prefix with classical

    43
    332
  2. 2
    ISEE

    5D "Point taken"

    36
    360
  3. 3
    ERS

    42A Medevac destinations, briefly

    33
    284
  4. 4
    OSLO

    37D Kon-Tiki Museum city

    32
    324
  5. 5
    RED

    21A Like Mao's "little" book

    32
    278
  6. 6
    ARIA

    16A Gershwin's "Summertime" is one

    30
    446
  7. 7
    ARENA

    11D Fight site

    24
    334
  8. 8
    ETRE

    66A To be, to Béatrice

    24
    241
  9. 9
    EVER

    41D In perpetuum

    22
    235
  10. 10
    ASPS

    61D Deadly snakes

    22
    157
  11. 11
    BOA

    63D Deadly snake

    21
    168
  12. 12
    RYE

    45D Part of a Reuben

    19
    212
  13. 13
    REO

    53A Classic car whose name is a monogram

    18
    196
  14. 14
    LIAR

    30D "That is so not true!"

    18
    177
  15. 15
    IOU

    25A Note in a poker pot

    18
    160
  16. 16
    SEEP

    9D Flow slowly

    18
    128
  17. 17
    ASTI

    1D Sparkling Italian export

    17
    224
  18. 18
    OKRA

    58D Gumbo need

    17
    156
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    ALP

    64D Peak next to a glacier, maybe

    16
    187
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    ELATE

    51D Make up?

    16
    182
  21. 21
    MBA

    23A Deg. from M.I.T. Sloan

    16
    122
  22. 22
    TRAM

    18D Disneyland vehicle

    14
    113
  23. 23
    ARCH

    1A Keystone place

    13
    159
  24. 24
    AINT

    33A "It ___ over till ..."

    13
    136
  25. 25
    IDA

    59A Wash. neighbor

    12
    251
  26. 26
    OOF

    26D Shot-to-the-solar-plexus sound

    12
    69
  27. 27
    ORDER

    31D Happy Meal with a Sprite, e.g.

    11
    88
  28. 28
    ORR

    44D Legendary Boston Garden skater

    10
    235
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    EASES

    13D Slacks off

    10
    74
  30. 30
    ONSET

    32D Beginning

    9
    141
  31. 31
    ARS

    54A ___ Antiqua

    8
    112
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    DON

    57A Get into

    8
    111
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    SOHO

    14A Carnaby Street's locale

    8
    108
  34. 34
    ISP

    20A AOL or MSN

    8
    62
  35. 35
    ISLES

    5A Some vacation spots

    7
    79
  36. 36
    CAFE

    29D It may have outdoor seating

    6
    65
  37. 37
    SOUP

    68A Primordial ___

    6
    60
  38. 38
    LEON

    69A Spanish province or its capital

    5
    101
  39. 39
    ROWS

    2D Toils on a trireme

    5
    48
  40. 40
    ASI

    65D "Just ___ suspected"

    4
    130
  41. 41
    REMIT

    50A Send as payment

    4
    59
  42. 42
    HANG

    49D Pend

    4
    55
  43. 43
    COLOR

    67A Make blond, maybe

    4
    53
  44. 44
    BADE

    10A Uttered, as a farewell

    4
    41
  45. 45
    INXS

    71A Band with the 1987 hit "Need You Tonight"

    4
    32
  46. 46
    ELAL

    36D Airline that doesn't fly on the Sabbath

    3
    197
  47. 47
    LUC

    7D Director Jean-___ Godard

    3
    48
  48. 48
    SAUTE

    15A Brown, in a way

    3
    45
  49. 49
    IGOTIT

    39D Outfielder's cry

    3
    18
  50. 50
    KAPPA

    70A Fraternity letter

    3
    18
  51. 51
    ETH

    8D Ordinal suffix

    2
    111
  52. 52
    UPI

    27D Reuters alternative

    2
    95
  53. 53
    MICRO

    52D Prefix with brewery

    2
    25
  54. 54
    TOCK

    56D Clock sound

    2
    13
  55. 55
    PUENTE

    22A Tito, the King of Latin Music

    2
    9
  56. 56
    VIAL

    47A Smelling salts holder

    1
    51
  57. 57
    ELICIT

    55A Draw out

    1
    39
  58. 58
    REBEL

    50D Revolting sort

    1
    28
  59. 59
    DIRTY

    12D Like some looks and laundry

    1
    21
  60. 60
    GEORGE

    43A New British royal of 2013

    1
    21
  61. 61
    STEELS

    40A Makes tough

    1
    17
  62. 62
    CHIPMUNKS debut

    3D High-pitched group with a 1958 #1 hit, with "the"

    1
    2
  63. 63
    GOODCOP debut

    46D Half a police interrogation team, maybe

    1
    2
  64. 64
    BETE

    24D ___ noire

    0
    33
  65. 65
    HOS

    4D Yuletide interjections

    0
    32
  66. 66
    TRAYS

    28A Cafeteria stack

    0
    17
  67. 67
    SARDINE

    6D Rush-hour subway rider, metaphorically

    0
    10
  68. 68
    BAKERY

    10D Business with an enticing aroma

    0
    9
  69. 69
    DEUX

    60D Pierre's pair

    0
    8
  70. 70
    FAKEID debut

    38A What a bouncer may confiscate

    0
    4
  71. 71
    SICKEN

    48D Make queasy

    0
    4
  72. 72
    CUTLET

    19D Often-breaded piece of meat

    0
    3
  73. 73
    NEILSIMON debut

    35D "Lost in Yonkers" playwright

    0
    3
  74. 74
    REFINE

    34A Improve, as one's manners

    0
    3
  75. 75
    SORRYOTHELLO debut

    48A What a remorseful Iago might have said?

    0
    2
  76. 76
    BACKTOBACKGAMES debut

    62A Doubleheader ... or what 17-, 29- and 48-Across are?

    0
    1
  77. 77
    CLUEMONOPOLY debut

    29A What the only detective on a case has?

    0
    1
  78. 78
    TWISTERCHECKERS debut

    17A Tornado monitors?

    0
    1