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Wednesday · 72 answers · 5 debuts

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

  1. 1
    SOS

    29A Maritime alert

    34
    251
  2. 2
    ESAU

    58A Hairy son of Isaac

    31
    245
  3. 3
    AMI

    53D French friend

    29
    302
  4. 4
    ALT

    2D Pilot's abbr.

    29
    225
  5. 5
    NENE

    56A Leakes of reality TV

    23
    140
  6. 6
    SETS

    32A Squash units

    21
    170
  7. 7
    PLEA

    14A Subject of a court bargain

    18
    154
  8. 8
    REAP

    28A Earn, as profit

    17
    155
  9. 9
    SNO

    9D ___-Caps (movie theater candy)

    14
    188
  10. 10
    HANOI

    38D Red River delta capital

    14
    120
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    ISM

    40A Ending for a 10-Down

    13
    145
  12. 12
    AONE

    37D Top-notch

    12
    209
  13. 13
    ROSA

    34A Parks in 1955 news

    11
    137
  14. 14
    LLAMA

    20A "Two-L" beast

    11
    96
  15. 15
    UNE

    7D Article in Le Monde

    10
    145
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    AROAR

    49A Like MGM's lion

    10
    88
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    MASS

    22D Part of W.M.D.

    10
    75
  18. 18
    DEAR

    59A Sweetie

    9
    118
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    TAHOE

    18D Lake near Reno

    9
    90
  20. 20
    SLAV

    36D Many a Balkan native

    7
    99
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    CAM

    54D Ending with nanny or spy

    7
    92
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    RASPS

    47D Talks like Don Corleone

    7
    53
  23. 23
    RAF

    8D Prince William's mil. branch

    6
    82
  24. 24
    SACS

    26D Some bunts, for short

    6
    49
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    AHME

    61A Exclamation that's a homophone of 53-Down

    5
    55
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    MYNA

    33D Avian mimic

    5
    26
  27. 27
    MITES

    33A Pesky arachnids

    5
    16
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    SEINE

    30A Rive Gauche's river

    4
    90
  29. 29
    CREDO

    10D Literally, "I believe"

    4
    46
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    OTELLO

    12D Opera with "Ave Maria"

    3
    57
  31. 31
    CFOS

    10A Corp. money execs

    3
    33
  32. 32
    JELLO

    39A Jiggly treat

    3
    25
  33. 33
    HYPER

    38A Wired

    3
    19
  34. 34
    SWISS

    60A Cheese choice

    2
    41
  35. 35
    EELER

    25D Angler with pots

    2
    39
  36. 36
    TEMPT

    57A Play the siren

    2
    31
  37. 37
    KEW

    52D London's ___ Gardens

    2
    24
  38. 38
    HUNAN

    15A Spicy Eastern cuisine

    2
    14
  39. 39
    UTHER

    46D King Arthur's father ___ Pendragon

    2
    11
  40. 40
    ZIPIT

    31D "Hush!"

    2
    11
  41. 41
    DPI

    1D Printer resolution fig.

    2
    10
  42. 42
    TRITEST

    24D Least fresh

    2
    8
  43. 43
    ATEE

    23D Precisely, after "to"

    1
    102
  44. 44
    ADELA

    21A Writer ___ Rogers St. Johns

    1
    53
  45. 45
    LIETO

    48A Intentionally mislead

    1
    52
  46. 46
    ANIS

    43A Flavoring for a French cordial

    1
    34
  47. 47
    DAWG

    1A Homey

    1
    29
  48. 48
    RESTAREA

    34D Place to stop and text, perhaps

    1
    21
  49. 49
    JACOB

    39D Ebenezer's ghostly ex-partner

    1
    18
  50. 50
    ZILCH

    31A Nada

    1
    14
  51. 51
    KARATS

    44D Gold standards

    1
    13
  52. 52
    SLURS

    5A Talks like a tosspot

    1
    13
  53. 53
    SOISEE

    41D "Got it"

    1
    12
  54. 54
    SHAMAN

    5D Tribal healer

    1
    10
  55. 55
    CTS

    51D Number after a decimal: Abbr.

    0
    51
  56. 56
    MTETNA

    42D Eur. erupter

    0
    25
  57. 57
    RITT

    16A "Nuts" director Martin

    0
    25
  58. 58
    RALPH

    19D Alice's sitcom husband

    0
    23
  59. 59
    ATNOON

    27A Classic time to duel

    0
    14
  60. 60
    STRAYS

    13D Many pound dogs

    0
    12
  61. 61
    INLAND

    40D Far from shore

    0
    7
  62. 62
    KASDAN

    44A "Body Heat" director Lawrence

    0
    6
  63. 63
    KUE

    55D Scrabble 10-pointer, spelled out

    0
    4
  64. 64
    OLDIRISH

    35D Ancestor of Scottish Gaelic and Manx

    0
    4
  65. 65
    GALLEONS

    4D Many Spanish Armada ships

    0
    3
  66. 66
    ASTHICKASABRICK debut

    50A Simile for denseness

    0
    2
  67. 67
    LUKAS

    6D "Last Days" actor Haas

    0
    2
  68. 68
    MAKEHASTESLOWLY

    22A Oxymoron for cautious travel

    0
    2
  69. 69
    FIVEWS debut

    11D Reporter's questions, collectively

    0
    1
  70. 70
    ITLLTAKEFOREVER debut

    17A Hyperbole for an arduous task

    0
    1
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    NOTUNATTRACTIVE debut

    45A Litotes for beauty

    0
    1
  72. 72
    WELLKNIT debut

    3D Tightly interlocked

    0
    1