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Saturday · 72 answers · 14 debuts

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

  1. 1
    IRA

    29A See 25-Down

    46
    448
  2. 2
    LEE

    54D Historical figure a.k.a. Marse Robert

    40
    360
  3. 3
    RED

    6D Like Tickle Me Elmo

    32
    278
  4. 4
    ONES

    46A Souls

    28
    295
  5. 5
    ABLE

    24D Like some seamen

    25
    259
  6. 6
    NES

    53D Duck Hunt platform, briefly

    23
    118
  7. 7
    ELAN

    55A Panache

    20
    267
  8. 8
    NAE

    40A McDonald's denial

    19
    171
  9. 9
    INERT

    23A Stationary

    14
    149
  10. 10
    REIN

    25A Head turner

    12
    147
  11. 11
    ORR

    49A 1967 Calder Trophy winner at age 18

    10
    235
  12. 12
    TARA

    50D Fictional home five miles from Jonesboro

    10
    154
  13. 13
    KEYS

    51D A through G

    9
    77
  14. 14
    WHOA

    1A "That's crazy, dude!"

    9
    74
  15. 15
    ROTH

    25D With 29-Across, nest egg choice

    8
    64
  16. 16
    ALEXA

    9D Internet traffic statistics company

    8
    44
  17. 17
    DOTS

    34D Certain gumdrops

    7
    63
  18. 18
    CUT

    31A Ripped

    7
    59
  19. 19
    SAKS

    59A Store whose shoe department has its own ZIP code (10022-SHOE)

    7
    56
  20. 20
    LULU

    30A Dandy

    6
    77
  21. 21
    MUTT

    27D Cockerdoodle, e.g.

    6
    37
  22. 22
    PLIE

    5D Bit of ballet instruction

    5
    88
  23. 23
    KENS

    47A Wish-Bone alternative

    5
    32
  24. 24
    ENRICH

    42D Fortify

    5
    18
  25. 25
    UZI

    11D Strong arm

    4
    88
  26. 26
    LILT

    10D Pleasant cadence

    4
    59
  27. 27
    HARM

    15A It's best to stay out of its way

    4
    53
  28. 28
    ETERNE

    14D Forever in the past?

    4
    43
  29. 29
    TALESE

    19A Pioneer of New Journalism

    4
    36
  30. 30
    KITS

    33D Young foxes

    4
    26
  31. 31
    THEO

    50A ___ Epstein, baseball V.I.P. known as "Boy Wonder"

    3
    65
  32. 32
    KHAKI

    47D Yellow-brown shade

    3
    28
  33. 33
    CURT

    31D Clipped

    3
    23
  34. 34
    AEROBE

    43D Oxygen user

    3
    18
  35. 35
    IST

    38A The end?

    2
    95
  36. 36
    TEXT

    21A "r u there?," e.g.

    2
    87
  37. 37
    LORNE

    28A Big name in late-night TV

    2
    37
  38. 38
    MOTEL

    48A Lodging portmanteau

    2
    31
  39. 39
    DEATH

    41A The end

    2
    28
  40. 40
    REEFER

    12D Joint

    2
    18
  41. 41
    AYLA

    24A Cro-Magnon orphan of literature

    2
    17
  42. 42
    KENOBI

    51A Last name in "Star Wars"

    2
    17
  43. 43
    DOOFUS

    41D Tool

    2
    8
  44. 44
    PORK

    39A It takes time to cure

    1
    25
  45. 45
    ORALEXAM

    3D Third degree for a third degree?

    1
    14
  46. 46
    GIVEIN

    13D Buckle

    1
    8
  47. 47
    PANOPLY

    39D Impressive range

    1
    7
  48. 48
    HABANERO

    2D Certain chili

    1
    6
  49. 49
    IGOTYOU debut

    7D "My treat"

    1
    3
  50. 50
    FER

    22A Unpolished pro?

    0
    41
  51. 51
    ABAB

    17A Scheme for the start of a sonnet

    0
    28
  52. 52
    MABELL

    8D Parent company?

    0
    14
  53. 53
    PEEPED

    44D Imitated chicks

    0
    6
  54. 54
    ANATOLIA

    35D It was home to two Wonders of the Ancient World

    0
    5
  55. 55
    LUCKYME debut

    28D "Oh goody!"

    0
    4
  56. 56
    PATTYCAKE

    44A It involves hand-to-hand coordination

    0
    4
  57. 57
    FIONAAPPLE debut

    52A Singer with the 1996 triple-platinum album "Tidal"

    0
    3
  58. 58
    TOMKITE

    32A U.S. Open champion whose last name is a toy

    0
    3
  59. 59
    YING

    57A Rap's ___ Yang Twins

    0
    3
  60. 60
    AMBERS debut

    4D One may prefer them to blondes

    0
    2
  61. 61
    CONEYS

    45D Carnival items served with chili

    0
    2
  62. 62
    STYLISH debut

    20D Up-to-date

    0
    2
  63. 63
    WHATISIT

    1D "Yes?"

    0
    2
  64. 64
    DUCHAMP debut

    34A Artist and chess player who said "While all artists are not chess players, all chess players are artists"

    0
    1
  65. 65
    IDOBELIEVE debut

    18A Opinion leader?

    0
    1
  66. 66
    LEGALIZEIT debut

    16A Debut Peter Tosh album, and a rallying cry for pot smokers

    0
    1
  67. 67
    MAKEBANK debut

    36D Earn a load of money, in modern lingo

    0
    1
  68. 68
    PEELINGS debut

    37D Some kitchen detritus

    0
    1
  69. 69
    PRIMALURGE debut

    5A Drive to drink, e.g.

    0
    1
  70. 70
    SEXSYMBOL debut

    26A Rihanna or Sharon Stone

    0
    1
  71. 71
    SHESAIDYES debut

    58A 1996 Rhett Akins country hit

    0
    1
  72. 72
    UCBERKELEY debut

    56A Where Jason Kidd played college hoops

    0
    1