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Friday · 68 answers · 13 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ALA

    23D Much like

    58
    513
  2. 2
    TEE

    54D Silkscreen target

    49
    395
  3. 3
    EMO

    14D Like some broody teens

    43
    256
  4. 4
    ECO

    6D Friendly start?

    42
    370
  5. 5
    ART

    53D See 46-Across

    40
    384
  6. 6
    ELM

    22D Smooth-leaved ___

    30
    240
  7. 7
    GAS

    55D Oomph

    30
    218
  8. 8
    RNA

    39D It's stranded, for short

    29
    322
  9. 9
    ODD

    40D Head-scratching

    24
    209
  10. 10
    INON

    11D See 45-Across

    22
    166
  11. 11
    PAT

    7D Word that is its own synonym when spelled backward

    18
    168
  12. 12
    BRO

    41A Dawg

    18
    147
  13. 13
    ENG

    56D Lang. class

    17
    160
  14. 14
    ITT

    32A Corp. whose name is also its stock symbol

    15
    152
  15. 15
    NAT

    13D D.C. player

    13
    190
  16. 16
    TOP

    31D Best

    13
    132
  17. 17
    INK

    36D Contents of a well

    11
    166
  18. 18
    GET

    45A With 11-Down, become a part of

    11
    118
  19. 19
    ORR

    1D Bruin legend

    10
    235
  20. 20
    WENT

    20A Didn't clash (with)

    10
    70
  21. 21
    ROAM

    39A Go outside the calling area, say

    9
    94
  22. 22
    ALDO

    47A Ray of old pictures

    9
    68
  23. 23
    ASAMI

    30D "Me too"

    9
    45
  24. 24
    DADA

    46A With 53-Down, many Marcel Duchamp works

    8
    98
  25. 25
    RPM

    15D Dash letters

    8
    79
  26. 26
    HMO

    24A G.P. grp.

    7
    111
  27. 27
    PINA

    51D ___ colada

    6
    40
  28. 28
    CRAM

    48D Pack (in)

    5
    72
  29. 29
    KENS

    19A Comprehends

    5
    32
  30. 30
    PGS

    52D "War and Peace" has a lot of them: Abbr.

    5
    17
  31. 31
    FEAR

    21A What a chicken feels

    4
    69
  32. 32
    ADESTE

    4D Hymn opener

    4
    55
  33. 33
    SOBE

    10D PepsiCo brand

    3
    22
  34. 34
    GUTS

    5D Courage

    3
    18
  35. 35
    ETH

    8D Biblical ending

    2
    111
  36. 36
    ISOLDE

    34A Title heroine of a Wagner opera

    2
    36
  37. 37
    IDUNNO

    38A "Beats me"

    2
    21
  38. 38
    TONNE

    28D Metric weight

    2
    17
  39. 39
    CICADA

    29D One coming out of its shell?

    2
    13
  40. 40
    TORINO

    35A Ford from the past

    2
    13
  41. 41
    GES

    58D Some appliances, for short

    1
    24
  42. 42
    MAORIS

    44D Native New Zealanders

    1
    21
  43. 43
    CAPLET

    37A It's easy to swallow

    1
    10
  44. 44
    ONETOGO

    26D "Just about done"

    1
    10
  45. 45
    ADWARS debut

    43D Televised fights?

    1
    4
  46. 46
    CHAW

    48A It's a mouthful

    0
    27
  47. 47
    ANGE

    50D Messenger de Dieu

    0
    21
  48. 48
    OZMA

    33A L. Frank Baum princess

    0
    17
  49. 49
    POLA

    51A Silents actress Negri

    0
    14
  50. 50
    HDL

    57D Blood test letters

    0
    13
  51. 51
    HOTL

    49D Lanford Wilson's "The ___ Baltimore"

    0
    9
  52. 52
    OCTS

    12D Fall mos.

    0
    8
  53. 53
    FAZOOL

    21D Pasta ___ (Italian dish, informally)

    0
    4
  54. 54
    NIEKRO

    9D Baseball Hall-of-Famer Phil

    0
    3
  55. 55
    NICKELANDDIMING debut

    42A Charging for every little thing

    0
    2
  56. 56
    RACETOTHEBOTTOM debut

    17A Deterioration of standards by competitive forces

    0
    2
  57. 57
    STEMLESSGLASSES

    60A Tumblers

    0
    2
  58. 58
    VOSS

    18A 1957 Patrick White novel adapted into a 1986 opera

    0
    2
  59. 59
    WAITING debut

    20D On hold ... or what the seven rows of black squares in this puzzle's grid spell in Morse code

    0
    2
  60. 60
    ASSETALLOCATION debut

    27A Diversified investment strategy

    0
    1
  61. 61
    DECONSTRUCT debut

    3D Break down

    0
    1
  62. 62
    GREATGRANDNIECE debut

    59A Eugenia Washington (co-founder of the Daughters of the American Revolution), to George Washington

    0
    1
  63. 63
    HILLBILLIES debut

    24D Some backwoods folks

    0
    1
  64. 64
    LEAVESTODIE debut

    2D Heartlessly abandons

    0
    1
  65. 65
    MODERNDANCE debut

    25D Alvin Ailey's field

    0
    1
  66. 66
    OLDAGEPENSIONER debut

    1A Elderly person on a fixed income

    0
    1
  67. 67
    PATRONAGEHIRING debut

    52A Political machine practice

    0
    1
  68. 68
    REEDUCATIONCAMP debut

    16A Propagandists' detention site

    0
    1