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Tuesday · 78 answers · 2 debuts

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

  1. 1
    OLE

    72A Flamenco shout

    54
    525
  2. 2
    ETNA

    47A Site of an occasional outbreak in Sicily

    36
    334
  3. 3
    ADE

    38D Summer cooler

    35
    277
  4. 4
    AXE

    9D Log cutter

    34
    269
  5. 5
    EDU

    41A University address ender

    28
    194
  6. 6
    TAR

    46D Seafarer, informally

    26
    351
  7. 7
    TREE

    70A Word with family or shoe

    25
    309
  8. 8
    MET

    65D Came across

    25
    187
  9. 9
    PSI

    24A Next-to-last Greek letter

    24
    198
  10. 10
    REV

    37D Sun. sermonizer

    24
    147
  11. 11
    ALOT

    40A Very much

    23
    262
  12. 12
    ELLA

    11D Fitzgerald who sang duets with Louis Armstrong

    23
    262
  13. 13
    OWE

    67D Have creditors

    23
    208
  14. 14
    STEW

    69A Worry, worry, worry

    23
    180
  15. 15
    IRAN

    32D 1979 revolution site

    22
    276
  16. 16
    ALAMO

    64A Texas monument, with "the"

    20
    181
  17. 17
    AGES

    73A A really long time

    19
    202
  18. 18
    NASA

    33D 2011 launcher of Curiosity

    18
    174
  19. 19
    SPF

    5A Tanning lotion letters

    15
    110
  20. 20
    SRA

    55A Mrs., in Monterrey

    14
    186
  21. 21
    IAGO

    60D Shakespearean villain

    14
    173
  22. 22
    SFO

    5D Bay Area airport, briefly

    13
    66
  23. 23
    ASSES

    57D Complete jerks

    11
    103
  24. 24
    NUN

    39D One with a regular habit?

    11
    95
  25. 25
    ALAN

    59D Country singer Jackson

    10
    232
  26. 26
    ERATO

    53D Muse of poetry

    9
    174
  27. 27
    SAX

    23A Jazz instrument

    9
    76
  28. 28
    PTAS

    42A Class boosters, for short

    8
    87
  29. 29
    MAST

    34D Crow's-nest site

    8
    83
  30. 30
    STYX

    12D Moon of 6-Down named for a mythological river

    7
    111
  31. 31
    IPOD

    22D Music lover's carry-along

    7
    79
  32. 32
    MACS

    34A PC alternatives

    7
    67
  33. 33
    CIG

    26D Short smoke?

    7
    52
  34. 34
    ALAI

    35D See 58-Across

    6
    181
  35. 35
    FISH

    18D Take the bait?

    6
    52
  36. 36
    ANGEL

    54D Anaheim ballplayer

    6
    47
  37. 37
    TOOT

    4D Blow a whistle

    5
    82
  38. 38
    CHAT

    1A Schmooze

    5
    74
  39. 39
    EXALT

    16A Praise to the skies

    5
    44
  40. 40
    ISBN

    50D Library ID

    5
    37
  41. 41
    FLUE

    14A Chimney feature

    5
    28
  42. 42
    HOBO

    13A Bum

    4
    81
  43. 43
    LEARN

    61A Discover

    4
    60
  44. 44
    NEHI

    28A Classic pop brand

    3
    96
  45. 45
    ESTEEM

    29D High regard

    3
    64
  46. 46
    TINEAR

    48A Musical incompetence

    3
    26
  47. 47
    KNOTS

    71A Speed units for seafarers

    3
    25
  48. 48
    FUROR

    7D Big to-do

    3
    18
  49. 49
    MULTI

    20A Prefix with lateral

    3
    18
  50. 50
    YAWS

    52D Swerves at sea

    3
    14
  51. 51
    ESSE

    15D To be, to Tiberius

    2
    181
  52. 52
    AIRY

    49A Light and breezy

    2
    59
  53. 53
    ZAPS

    10D Hits with a Taser

    2
    35
  54. 54
    PLUTO

    6D Dwarf planet whose moons include Charon and 12-Down

    2
    29
  55. 55
    JACK

    58D Hike, with "up"

    2
    27
  56. 56
    REPLY

    19A Email option

    2
    15
  57. 57
    AFTA

    63D Shaving lotion brand

    1
    29
  58. 58
    JAI

    58A With 35-Down, a court game

    1
    26
  59. 59
    BABES

    62A Innocent ones

    1
    20
  60. 60
    ORIGIN

    30A Darwin's "On the ___ of Species"

    1
    20
  61. 61
    CAGER

    68A B-ball player

    1
    17
  62. 62
    CHOMP

    1D Bite from Pac-Man

    1
    8
  63. 63
    RELEE

    56D 31-Down general's signature

    0
    30
  64. 64
    ERDE

    45D Our planet, to a German

    0
    26
  65. 65
    TOSIR

    21A "___, With Love"

    0
    18
  66. 66
    SCOREPAD

    25A Bridge or Scrabble need

    0
    8
  67. 67
    GETTYSBURG

    31D Where 3-Down's address was delivered

    0
    6
  68. 68
    ABELINCOLN

    3D Prez who delivered a famous address on Nov. 19, 1863

    0
    5
  69. 69
    SAILORS

    44D Seafarers

    0
    5
  70. 70
    FAZES

    8A Discombobulates

    0
    4
  71. 71
    DIPPER

    27D Big ___ (group of stars in Ursa Major)

    0
    3
  72. 72
    FERRARO

    8D Mondale's 1984 running mate

    0
    3
  73. 73
    HONUS

    2D Baseball Hall-of-Famer Wagner, one of the first five inductees

    0
    3
  74. 74
    ONEOFOURS

    17A 1922 Willa Cather novel that won a Pulitzer

    0
    3
  75. 75
    GRANDOPERA debut

    36A Verdi's "Don Carlos," e.g.

    0
    2
  76. 76
    MIDYEARS

    51A Some school exams

    0
    2
  77. 77
    SALESEVENT

    43A Big attraction for bargain hunters

    0
    2
  78. 78
    WAGONFULS debut

    66A Maximum loads of hay or vegetables

    0
    1