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Monday · 76 answers · 6 debuts

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

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    END

    10D Bottom of the ninth, usually

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    447
  2. 2
    ORE

    16A ___-Ida (frozen potato brand)

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    581
  3. 3
    USE

    35A "___ your head!"

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    356
  4. 4
    EGO

    60D Freudian "I"

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    393
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    LEE

    33A Harper who wrote "To Kill a Mockingbird"

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    360
  6. 6
    RIO

    57A ___ de Janeiro

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    315
  7. 7
    ADE

    4D Fruity drink suffix

    35
    277
  8. 8
    ONCE

    18D In the past

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    326
  9. 9
    ISLE

    54D Capri, for one

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    316
  10. 10
    TEA

    9D Earl Grey, e.g.

    30
    374
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    AVE

    61D Madison in N.Y.C., e.g.

    28
    246
  12. 12
    ESE

    65A Opposite of WNW

    26
    386
  13. 13
    SPOT

    23A Feature of a Dalmatian's coat

    24
    153
  14. 14
    OWE

    34D Have to fork over

    23
    208
  15. 15
    OVEN

    37D Pizzeria fixture

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    177
  16. 16
    ALIT

    53A Landed

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    220
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    EMT

    20A One trained in 11-Across, for short

    21
    188
  18. 18
    PELE

    45D Retired Brazilian soccer sensation

    21
    115
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    TALE

    24D Offering from the Brothers Grimm

    17
    178
  20. 20
    UFO

    39A Alien's transport, for short

    17
    131
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    MAT

    22D Yoga surface

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    145
  22. 22
    CPR

    11A E.R. procedure

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    84
  23. 23
    MER

    42A Debussy's "La ___"

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    157
  24. 24
    MEMO

    22A Note from a co-worker

    15
    95
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    IAGO

    63A "Othello" evildoer

    14
    173
  26. 26
    ELBA

    6D Italian site of Napoleon's exile

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    132
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    HIM

    56A "Get ___ to the Greek" (2010 comedy)

    10
    62
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    HAL

    59D "2001" computer

    9
    140
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    DRAW

    38D Take from the deck

    9
    77
  30. 30
    HATE

    7A Loathe

    8
    98
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    VIM

    19A Get-up-and-go

    8
    64
  32. 32
    GEN

    62A Title for Powell or Petraeus: Abbr.

    7
    74
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    TARP

    5D Rainproof cover

    6
    78
  34. 34
    OXEN

    15A Animals in a yoke

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    149
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    LOVE

    41A Valentine's feeling

    4
    75
  36. 36
    WIG

    58D Part of Tootsie or Mrs. Doubtfire's costume

    4
    53
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    WADE

    51A Cross a shallow stream, say

    4
    51
  38. 38
    PANT

    21A Breathe hard, as after running

    4
    50
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    LOLL

    26D Lounge lazily

    3
    66
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    OBSESS

    1D Preoccupy and then some

    3
    39
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    AXL

    8D Rock's ___ Rose

    3
    38
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    GLOB

    66A Gunky lump

    3
    30
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    SYNAPSE

    29A Gap crossed by a nerve impulse

    3
    17
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    TWA

    44D Onetime carrier with a hub at JFK

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    115
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    EXERTS

    67A Applies, as pressure

    2
    25
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    OFLATE

    1A Recently

    2
    21
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    TWIX

    55D Chocolate-and-caramel candy bar

    2
    20
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    HOWTO

    7D Book genre for do-it-yourselfers

    2
    16
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    DEMONS

    48D Fiends

    2
    12
  50. 50
    PEALED

    30D Rang out

    2
    10
  51. 51
    LIPTON

    3D World's top-selling brand of 9-Down

    2
    7
  52. 52
    OLEG

    34A Cassini who was dubbed Jackie Kennedy's "Secretary of Style"

    1
    93
  53. 53
    USTA

    52A Org. for the Williams sisters

    1
    31
  54. 54
    IDIDIT

    47D Exultant cry

    1
    21
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    MAHLER

    46D Composer Gustav

    1
    14
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    BRIDAL

    14A Like many white gowns

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    13
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    REMORSE

    13D Guilty feeling

    1
    13
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    WHERESWALDO

    58A Popular children's book series ... whose protagonist is "hiding" in the circled letters

    1
    5
  59. 59
    CAROB

    50D Tree that yields a chocolate substitute

    0
    21
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    ORATORS

    32A Eloquent speakers

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    14
  61. 61
    DREAMY

    27D Utterly marvelous

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    9
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    SEDONA

    31D Arizona city known for its red sandstone

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    8
  63. 63
    WAGNER

    28D German composer of "Tristan und Isolde"

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    7
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    MONOTONE

    36D Droning speech quality

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    6
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    PRIMERS

    12D Books for beginning readers

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    6
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    PYRAMID

    45A Resting place for a pharaoh

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    5
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    PANTENE

    43A Big name in hair care

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    4
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    UPSURGE

    39D Rapid increase

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    4
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    COLDWATER

    25A What may be poured on a bad idea

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    2
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    FALSIES debut

    40D Part of Tootsie or Mrs. Doubtfire's costume

    0
    2
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    FRUMPY

    2D Dowdy

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    2
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    SLOWDANCE debut

    49A Typical prom concluder

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    2
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    COVETOUS debut

    11D Greedy

    0
    1
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    LIVEIN debut

    64A Like some help and boyfriends

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    1
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    MEADOWLANDS debut

    36A New Jersey home to two New York teams

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    1
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    SUPERBOWLAD debut

    17A Expensive annual commercial

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    1