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Tuesday · 78 answers · 5 debuts

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

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    ERR

    16A Goof or go off

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  2. 2
    LEE

    62A ___ jeans

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    360
  3. 3
    RIO

    19A ___ de la Plata

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    315
  4. 4
    USA

    60D Winner of more than half of all the World Puzzle Championships

    40
    261
  5. 5
    STAN

    54D Persian suffix that ends seven country names

    31
    228
  6. 6
    EARS

    2D Corny things?

    27
    163
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    ESE

    41A K.C.-to-Nashville direction

    26
    386
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    ABLE

    35D Skilled

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    259
  9. 9
    ATAD

    47D Slightly

    25
    156
  10. 10
    IRAN

    39D Hassan Rouhani's land

    22
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    DEE

    9D Actor Billy ___ Williams

    22
    182
  12. 12
    EGG

    8D Flan ingredient

    21
    206
  13. 13
    CCS

    22D IV units

    20
    98
  14. 14
    AIL

    33D Suffer

    19
    191
  15. 15
    NATO

    64A Grp. whose members account for more than 50% of the world's defense spending

    19
    167
  16. 16
    DOS

    58D Opposite of no-nos

    18
    175
  17. 17
    UNI

    61D Prefix with lateral

    16
    153
  18. 18
    SPF

    4D Letters on a beach bottle

    15
    110
  19. 19
    HOP

    11A Move like a bunny

    15
    102
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    TRAM

    3D Public transport option

    14
    113
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    CMON

    22A "You've gotta be kidding!"

    14
    69
  22. 22
    CEDE

    27D Surrender

    13
    152
  23. 23
    ISM

    20A Suffix with Tao or Mao

    13
    145
  24. 24
    NERD

    26D Mathlete, stereotypically

    10
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    ORION

    12D Figure of myth known for his belt

    8
    112
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    EARP

    14A Wyatt out West

    8
    102
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    SANER

    32A More together

    8
    93
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    BALE

    43A Farm unit

    8
    84
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    CAD

    34A He's no gentleman

    7
    101
  30. 30
    EBBS

    40D Goes back

    7
    90
  31. 31
    ORALS

    42A Tests for many Ph.D. candidates

    7
    74
  32. 32
    MGM

    57A Co. whose logo includes Leo the Lion

    7
    69
  33. 33
    TWIN

    18D Minnesota player

    7
    68
  34. 34
    UKE

    45D Lanai strings

    6
    93
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    DYED

    36D Like orange hair

    6
    85
  36. 36
    SHOD

    56D Like racehorses' feet

    6
    73
  37. 37
    STAND

    32D Lectern, e.g.

    6
    69
  38. 38
    LORI

    38D Actress Singer

    6
    68
  39. 39
    ADEN

    25D Mideast port

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    163
  40. 40
    ONT

    59D Prov. bordering Manitoba

    5
    144
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    YDS

    65A Abbr. on a golf scorecard

    5
    125
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    IDEST

    30A In other words, in old Rome

    5
    88
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    ORBIT

    50D Satellite's path

    5
    64
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    JETS

    1A 767s, e.g.

    5
    37
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    URGED

    49D Encouraged

    5
    33
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    NOLTE

    51D Nick of "Cape Fear"

    4
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    AXES

    28D Lumberjacks' tools

    4
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  48. 48
    JEDI

    1D Darth Vader, once

    4
    48
  49. 49
    ONSITE

    63A Like some job training

    4
    48
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    PRONG

    13D Tine

    4
    24
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    EXAM

    31A Checkup

    3
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  52. 52
    SAS

    54A Carrier to Oslo

    3
    116
  53. 53
    WARD

    21A Fend (off)

    3
    39
  54. 54
    APOGEE

    15A Farthest point of a 50-Down

    3
    29
  55. 55
    GER

    10D Neighbor of Lux.

    2
    39
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    STATES

    66A Solid, liquid and gas

    2
    29
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    DURAN

    44A Boxer Roberto with "hands of stone"

    2
    20
  58. 58
    TODDY

    7D Winter warmer

    2
    10
  59. 59
    DOMO

    23D "___ arigato, Mr. Roboto"

    1
    12
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    RADARS

    5D Some control tower equipment

    1
    9
  61. 61
    TUTEES

    46D Students taught alone

    1
    5
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    IRAE

    52A "Dies ___"

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  63. 63
    APORT

    6D To the left, at sea

    0
    33
  64. 64
    ROTA

    53A Series of golf courses that host the British Open

    0
    16
  65. 65
    RATEDG

    5A Tame, as movies go

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    13
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    CANONS

    27A Bodies of rules

    0
    11
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    DIMLY

    48D How romantic dinners are lit

    0
    7
  68. 68
    DINOS

    24D T. rex and others

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    7
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    DEMOLITIONDERBY

    37A Smash-hit entertainment?

    0
    5
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    DIRTYDANCING

    23A 1987 movie with the hit "Hungry Eyes"

    0
    3
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    DOUBLEDUTCH

    58A Jump-rope style

    0
    3
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    DRAFTDODGER

    17A 1960s dissident

    0
    3
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    NAMEDNAMES debut

    29D Acted the fink

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    2
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    TABBED

    46A Like some schoolbook folders

    0
    2
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    ACT2 debut

    55D When the balcony scene occurs in "Romeo and Juliet"

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    1
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    DUNKINDONUTS debut

    48A Fast-food chain with an orange and pink logo

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    1
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    HERMITCRAB debut

    11D Creature that adopts a seashell

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    1
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    IN2D debut

    67A Lacking depth ... or like 17-, 23-, 37-, 48- and 58-Across?

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    1