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Tuesday · 76 answers · 4 debuts

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

  1. 1
    IRE

    61D Steam

    52
    498
  2. 2
    ALOE

    4D Shaving lotion additive

    46
    496
  3. 3
    ETS

    45A U.F.O. pilots

    37
    319
  4. 4
    OAR

    36A Rowboat propeller

    36
    331
  5. 5
    ESP

    66A Subj. of Stephen King's "The Dead Zone"

    35
    344
  6. 6
    ANA

    8D Santa ___ winds

    33
    367
  7. 7
    TEA

    62D Serving in Japanese ceremonies

    30
    374
  8. 8
    ATTA

    37A Lead-in to boy or girl

    28
    156
  9. 9
    LOT

    23A Whole bunch

    25
    189
  10. 10
    ITS

    21A "___ a deal!"

    23
    257
  11. 11
    ESS

    69A Twisty curve

    22
    413
  12. 12
    TON

    22A Whole bunch

    20
    208
  13. 13
    AIL

    32A Be bedridden

    19
    191
  14. 14
    UGH

    12D "Gross!"

    16
    128
  15. 15
    HAN

    30D ___ Solo of "Star Wars"

    15
    113
  16. 16
    EMCEE

    53D Awards show presider

    15
    106
  17. 17
    ORATE

    34D Get on a soapbox

    14
    196
  18. 18
    ABA

    14A Litigator's org.

    14
    195
  19. 19
    CUE

    7D Stick on a pub wall

    14
    140
  20. 20
    NCO

    41D Many a PX customer

    13
    146
  21. 21
    GAP

    40D Generation ___

    13
    131
  22. 22
    IBM

    59D Big Blue on the stock mkt.

    13
    106
  23. 23
    MAO

    43A Chairman with a Little Red Book

    11
    141
  24. 24
    GOO

    13D S'mores marshmallow, after roasting

    11
    121
  25. 25
    NOW

    11D Currently

    11
    116
  26. 26
    TSPS

    58D Six of them make a fl. oz.

    11
    84
  27. 27
    FAR

    60D "___ From the Madding Crowd"

    9
    110
  28. 28
    MENSA

    35D The brainy bunch?

    9
    93
  29. 29
    RUM

    1A Mai tai ingredient

    9
    69
  30. 30
    UNA

    55A Italian article

    8
    115
  31. 31
    RAS

    31D Univ. dorm supervisors

    8
    84
  32. 32
    STYX

    19D River to Hades

    7
    111
  33. 33
    SPASM

    10D Twitch

    7
    64
  34. 34
    UBOAT

    2D Lusitania sinker

    6
    93
  35. 35
    OGRES

    33D Shrek and Fiona, for two

    6
    67
  36. 36
    CASTS

    44A Puts in a role

    6
    38
  37. 37
    HAY

    63D 67-Across food

    5
    79
  38. 38
    PATHS

    26D Routes

    5
    32
  39. 39
    RANG

    42A Phoned

    4
    74
  40. 40
    SAYSSO

    68A Declares to be true

    4
    18
  41. 41
    DER

    51A ___ Spiegel (German weekly)

    3
    115
  42. 42
    SNUG

    10A Close-fitting

    3
    45
  43. 43
    HANA

    46D Mandlikova of tennis

    3
    40
  44. 44
    SEUSS

    54D Author of the books quoted at 17-, 29-, 38-, 46- and 59-Across

    3
    36
  45. 45
    LURID

    50D Gruesomely sensational

    3
    33
  46. 46
    MARINARA

    9D Certain breadstick dipping sauce

    3
    17
  47. 47
    TES

    52A Parisian "your"

    2
    41
  48. 48
    POGO

    16A ___ stick

    2
    34
  49. 49
    BARI

    64A Italian city on the Adriatic

    2
    33
  50. 50
    MARLO

    3D Actress Thomas of TV

    2
    28
  51. 51
    SLAMS

    28D Broadsides

    2
    27
  52. 52
    RAHM

    1D Chicago mayor Emanuel

    2
    16
  53. 53
    ADAPTER

    37D Globetrotter's electrical device

    2
    10
  54. 54
    LACUNA

    15A Blank portion of a manuscript

    2
    10
  55. 55
    MRED

    67A Surprising conversationalist of classic TV

    1
    71
  56. 56
    VINO

    57D Chianti, in Chianti

    1
    22
  57. 57
    HITAT

    27D Try to punch

    1
    11
  58. 58
    THELORAX

    29A "You're glumping the pond where the Humming-Fish hummed!"

    1
    8
  59. 59
    TENTPEG debut

    18D Something driven at a campsite

    1
    4
  60. 60
    ABSCAM

    4A Carter-era F.B.I. sting that inspired "American Hustle"

    0
    13
  61. 61
    SCHOOL

    6D Group of fish

    0
    11
  62. 62
    SEALAB

    49A Aquanaut's workplace

    0
    10
  63. 63
    DEALIN

    65A Give cards to

    0
    9
  64. 64
    GREENEGGSANDHAM

    38A "Would you eat them in a box? / Would you eat them with a fox?"

    0
    6
  65. 65
    HOPONPOP

    46A "Red Ned Ted and Ed in bed"

    0
    6
  66. 66
    HORTONHEARSAWHO

    17A "Because, after all, / A person's a person, no matter how small"

    0
    6
  67. 67
    OOMPA

    33A Start of a "Willy Wonka" song

    0
    6
  68. 68
    PRECIS

    48D Brief summary

    0
    6
  69. 69
    BANGLE

    5D Bit of bling for the wrist

    0
    5
  70. 70
    NEWELS

    47D Posts on handrails

    0
    4
  71. 71
    NYMPHS

    25A Satyrs' quarries

    0
    3
  72. 72
    WEVEMET

    56A "No need for introductions"

    0
    3
  73. 73
    EMOBANDS debut

    39D Performers of songs with confessional lyrics

    0
    2
  74. 74
    IFIRANTHECIRCUS

    59A "There's no other Showman / Who shows you a show with a Blindfolded Bowman!"

    0
    2
  75. 75
    MALEEGO debut

    20A Easily bruised thing for half the world

    0
    2
  76. 76
    TOOGOOD debut

    24D Clearly superior, as an opponent

    0
    2