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Monday · 78 answers · 2 debuts

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

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    USE

    39D Manipulate

    47
    356
  2. 2
    STY

    46D Home in the mud

    47
    343
  3. 3
    ICE

    60D Glacier, essentially

    40
    391
  4. 4
    ETS

    35A Martians, e.g., in brief

    37
    319
  5. 5
    HER

    54D ___ Majesty the Queen

    27
    237
  6. 6
    SPY

    55A Jason Bourne, for one

    27
    177
  7. 7
    NES

    17D Super ___, old game console

    23
    118
  8. 8
    ATOP

    25A Perched on

    22
    208
  9. 9
    ARES

    42A Mars' Greek counterpart

    21
    271
  10. 10
    SNAP

    1A ___, crackle, pop

    20
    204
  11. 11
    SEGA

    30D ___ Genesis, old game console

    20
    118
  12. 12
    TAT

    21A "I tawt I taw a puddy ___"

    19
    174
  13. 13
    REAL

    37D Authentic

    19
    160
  14. 14
    NASA

    69A Cape Canaveral acronym

    18
    174
  15. 15
    NERO

    14A Emperor at the Circus Maximus

    15
    243
  16. 16
    SRS

    1D Sophs., in two years

    14
    209
  17. 17
    NOM

    8D ___ de plume

    14
    96
  18. 18
    CONE

    34A Dairy Queen purchase

    14
    88
  19. 19
    PROM

    4D Dance for 1-Down

    14
    60
  20. 20
    PBS

    26D Airer of Masterpiece Classics

    13
    84
  21. 21
    ORR

    7D Rink star Bobby

    10
    235
  22. 22
    PET

    62D Cat or gerbil, e.g.

    10
    149
  23. 23
    UNE

    61D Article in Arles

    10
    145
  24. 24
    NEIN

    65A Nietzsche's "no"

    10
    81
  25. 25
    NYC

    12D The Big Apple: Abbr.

    9
    58
  26. 26
    EYED

    67A Observed

    8
    125
  27. 27
    ETES

    68A Summers in St.-Tropez

    7
    148
  28. 28
    KEA

    63D Mauna ___ Observatories

    6
    71
  29. 29
    ADEN

    59D Yemeni port

    5
    163
  30. 30
    TVS

    21D Some Sharp and Sony products

    5
    67
  31. 31
    AUNTS

    56A Uncles' wives

    5
    41
  32. 32
    CHAIR

    64A Head, as a committee ... or a word that can follow the ends of 16-, 29-, 36-, 47- and 61-Across

    5
    25
  33. 33
    POOH

    24D Winnie-the-___

    4
    67
  34. 34
    STRESS

    33D Accent

    4
    49
  35. 35
    CAPN

    9A ___ Crunch (Quaker cereal)

    4
    35
  36. 36
    FLAK

    32D Criticism, informally

    4
    27
  37. 37
    HST

    38D D.D.E.'s predecessor

    3
    125
  38. 38
    USN

    39A Admirals' org.

    3
    57
  39. 39
    IWON

    5A When repeated, lucky lottery purchaser's cry

    3
    38
  40. 40
    ERTE

    66A Onetime Harper's Bazaar illustrator

    2
    165
  41. 41
    TEXT

    50A "How r u?," e.g.

    2
    87
  42. 42
    ENIAC

    18A 1940s computer

    2
    59
  43. 43
    INGOT

    5D Gold bar

    2
    34
  44. 44
    PLEASE

    58A "Pretty" thing to say, with a cherry on top?

    2
    32
  45. 45
    TYR

    57D Mars' Norse counterpart

    2
    24
  46. 46
    PIU

    28D More, to a musician

    2
    18
  47. 47
    VSOP

    27A Abbr. on a bottle of Courvoisier

    2
    16
  48. 48
    CAMEOS

    19A Hitchcock roles, famously

    2
    11
  49. 49
    ELBE

    51A River to the North Sea

    1
    37
  50. 50
    AENEID

    48D Epic tale that begins with the flight from Troy

    1
    34
  51. 51
    GLENS

    53D Small, secluded valleys

    1
    34
  52. 52
    RUER

    13A Regretful one

    1
    32
  53. 53
    AERATOR

    3D Seltzer-making device

    1
    19
  54. 54
    PICASSO

    23D "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon" artist

    1
    18
  55. 55
    ALITTLE

    10D Somewhat

    1
    12
  56. 56
    NUTCASE

    2D Crackpot

    1
    11
  57. 57
    PUTTY

    20A Play-Doh, e.g.

    1
    8
  58. 58
    YUPPIE

    49D Marketer's target, maybe

    1
    8
  59. 59
    SPLASHY

    40D Ostentatious

    1
    5
  60. 60
    EXPECTS

    45D Anticipates

    1
    4
  61. 61
    UPPERDECK

    61A Where lifeboats are generally stored

    1
    3
  62. 62
    STEPPE

    22A Treeless plain

    0
    29
  63. 63
    TESSERA

    44D Tile piece

    0
    21
  64. 64
    WEASEL

    6D One that goes "pop" in a children's song

    0
    18
  65. 65
    ISLEY

    60A The ___ Brothers (R&B group)

    0
    16
  66. 66
    SERIFS

    31A Font lines

    0
    12
  67. 67
    NEBULAE

    41D Interstellar clouds

    0
    11
  68. 68
    JEU

    15D Game: Fr.

    0
    8
  69. 69
    SPEAKEASY

    47A Illicit Prohibition-era establishment

    0
    8
  70. 70
    BASTES

    43A Moistens, as a turkey

    0
    7
  71. 71
    CONTAC

    9D Popular cold and flu medicine

    0
    6
  72. 72
    JOLLY

    15A Ho-ho-hoing

    0
    6
  73. 73
    SLOUGH

    52A Cast (off)

    0
    5
  74. 74
    PENNIB

    20D Fountain head?

    0
    4
  75. 75
    PLAYOUT

    11D Develop in a particular way

    0
    3
  76. 76
    STRONGARM

    16A Coerce

    0
    3
  77. 77
    LIONSCLUB debut

    29A Civic group with more than 45,000 affiliates

    0
    1
  78. 78
    ULTRAHIGH debut

    36A Like some broadcast frequencies

    0
    1