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Friday · 73 answers · 8 debuts

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

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    ASAP

    25A When to do a pressing job

    36
    300
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    ONCE

    61A Almost never

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    326
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    RAN

    9D Flew

    25
    291
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    ALOT

    31D Legions

    23
    262
  5. 5
    ION

    59A Bond bit

    23
    258
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    OPAL

    33D It's around 6 on the Mohs scale

    23
    253
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    SETS

    37D Philatelic goals

    21
    170
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    SIN

    20A Fall, in a way

    20
    177
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    ALERT

    21A Like a good lookout

    12
    168
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    AFT

    27A Back, to a shellback

    12
    144
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    FOE

    57D Ill-wisher

    12
    112
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    EATEN

    51D All gone

    11
    88
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    OVERT

    54A Patent

    11
    63
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    RILE

    35D Get to

    10
    130
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    EDITS

    8D Applies polish to?

    9
    101
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    IRAQ

    1A Modern-day locale of ancient Nineveh

    9
    87
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    RACE

    14A Exceed the speed limit, maybe

    8
    131
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    IRISH

    1D From Galway, say

    8
    85
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    RADII

    2D Cuts into a pizza, often

    8
    81
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    VIA

    55A Carlito's way

    7
    145
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    TORAH

    52A Text with Numbers

    7
    73
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    WOK

    58D Thai pan

    6
    67
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    RAMA

    30D Hindu hero

    6
    61
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    STEEP

    13D Pickle, e.g.

    5
    72
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    HERR

    53D Mann's man

    4
    84
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    NALA

    34D "The Lion King" lion

    4
    51
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    ATP

    26A Mitochondrion-made material, briefly

    4
    18
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    ODS

    11A Exceeds the speed limit?

    3
    98
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    QED

    4D Last thing seen by a proof reader?

    3
    83
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    IVANA

    49D First name among socialites

    3
    55
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    ADIDAS

    15A Company with an Energy Boost line

    3
    39
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    DOGMA

    12D Proselytizers push it

    3
    37
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    THYME

    22A Bouillabaisse seasoning

    3
    26
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    BOTOX

    44D It's not a cheap shot

    3
    14
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    TMEN

    29D Dodgers' foes

    2
    104
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    JOT

    16A Minim

    2
    46
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    IDID

    17A Terse admission

    2
    24
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    REHEAR

    63A Try again

    2
    14
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    EVOKE

    47D Conjure

    1
    40
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    SSGT

    10D Squad cmdr.

    1
    31
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    ACING

    3D Sailing through

    1
    26
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    WALT

    58A First name in popular shorts

    1
    26
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    TORCH

    46D Spelunker's aid

    1
    23
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    ZILCH

    50D It means nothing

    1
    14
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    TRADITIONALIRAS

    29A Investments since 1975

    1
    4
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    EMOTIONALOUTLET

    39A It helps you let go

    1
    3
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    ABBE

    43A Title for Liszt

    0
    37
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    KAHN

    64A Salk Institute architect Louis

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    32
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    ATEM

    36D "Let me ___!"

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    25
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    CII

    42A Shakespeare sonnet mentioning Philomel's mournful hymns

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    19
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    XENIA

    48D City with major avenues named Cincinnati and Columbus

    0
    19
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    NTS

    41A Some Windows systems

    0
    13
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    XXX

    62A Really dirty

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    10
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    BRONX

    45D Bombers' locale

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    9
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    OJAYS

    11D R&B group with the 1972 hit "Back Stabbers," with "the"

    0
    9
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    IANA

    32D Suffix with Edward

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    8
  57. 57
    ADIET

    6D Go on ___

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    7
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    ATSIX

    43D When the first dogwatch ends

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    7
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    ROCKIE

    60A Coors Field player

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    5
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    NATIONALANTHEMS

    40A Many of them play at the Olympics

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    4
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    VIVRE

    7D Exist abroad?

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    4
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    LIVINGWAGE

    18A It'll keep a roof over your head

    0
    3
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    TEXASSIZE

    46A Gigantic

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    3
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    ANTIRIOT debut

    21D Like some helmets and shields

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    2
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    CAVERS

    5A People down under?

    0
    2
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    STOREFRONT

    56A Street view

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    2
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    AARONCARTER debut

    27D Singer who's a Backstreet Boy's brother

    0
    1
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    CALLOPTIONS debut

    5D Some Wall Street contracts

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    1
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    FLAUTIST debut

    28D Sir James Galway, e.g.

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    1
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    HADATINEAR debut

    24D Couldn't hit pitches

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    1
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    HIGHNOTES debut

    23A They soar at the opera

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    1
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    MALARIAPARASITE debut

    38A What a tropical tourist definitely doesn't want to bring home

    0
    1
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    WHATISTHIS debut

    19D Finder's query

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    1