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Monday · 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
    ETA

    9D Second letter after epsilon

    74
    571
  2. 2
    ONE

    56A Follower of Formula or Air Force

    63
    612
  3. 3
    ODE

    13D Keats wrote one to autumn

    58
    523
  4. 4
    ERR

    60D Mess up

    54
    522
  5. 5
    OREO

    63A Cookie with a chocolaty outside

    45
    408
  6. 6
    ICE

    44D Freezer trayful

    40
    391
  7. 7
    SEA

    54D Caribbean, e.g.

    40
    370
  8. 8
    EASE

    58A Comfort

    40
    334
  9. 9
    ACRE

    6A Nice plot of land

    38
    328
  10. 10
    OVA

    18D Eggs

    30
    259
  11. 11
    APE

    35D Imitate

    28
    415
  12. 12
    TIN

    29D Sn, to a chemist

    26
    207
  13. 13
    PTA

    41D School fund-raising grp.

    25
    240
  14. 14
    ABS

    61D Muscles that are crunched

    25
    214
  15. 15
    YEN

    27D Japanese currency

    24
    212
  16. 16
    INON

    36A Get ___ the ground floor

    22
    166
  17. 17
    ROW

    40D One of eight on a chessboard

    16
    95
  18. 18
    SWAN

    67A Graceful avian swimmer

    13
    78
  19. 19
    AVON

    26D Beauty care brand

    12
    179
  20. 20
    GLEE

    57A Utter happiness

    12
    112
  21. 21
    MAIL

    37D Post office delivery

    11
    58
  22. 22
    DEAD

    16A Opposite of hopping, as a party

    10
    77
  23. 23
    FUR

    22D Mink or sable

    10
    66
  24. 24
    SIM

    5D ___ card (cellphone chip)

    9
    58
  25. 25
    FAT

    22A Weight-watcher's worry

    8
    116
  26. 26
    HUGE

    19A Gigantic

    8
    40
  27. 27
    MGM

    34D Studio with a roaring lion

    7
    69
  28. 28
    MENS

    59A Clothing store section

    6
    63
  29. 29
    LEMON

    53D Pucker-inducing fruit

    6
    54
  30. 30
    VOLT

    21A Electric Chevy model

    6
    29
  31. 31
    AGEGAP

    46D Feature of a May-December marriage

    6
    18
  32. 32
    SPENT

    28A Worn out

    5
    75
  33. 33
    APRON

    6D Kitchen garment

    5
    60
  34. 34
    MEEK

    20A Submissive

    5
    48
  35. 35
    ARRIVE

    30A Show up

    5
    40
  36. 36
    GEEK

    55A Overindulge in a brainy subject, with "out"

    5
    40
  37. 37
    CAPRI

    14A Italy's Isle of ___

    5
    39
  38. 38
    PHAT

    15A Excellent, in dated slang

    5
    34
  39. 39
    MOB

    59D Group of rioters

    4
    77
  40. 40
    ZAG

    12D Zig's opposite

    4
    50
  41. 41
    APIECE

    3D Each

    3
    57
  42. 42
    ELIZA

    52D Doolittle of fiction

    3
    48
  43. 43
    PUCE

    23A Purplish red

    3
    29
  44. 44
    RATTY

    8D In bad condition

    3
    21
  45. 45
    MAYER

    25D The second "M" of 34-Down

    3
    12
  46. 46
    INO

    33D Rescuer of Odysseus, in myth

    2
    36
  47. 47
    AGLOW

    51D Like a lit lantern

    2
    32
  48. 48
    UPPER

    68A Word before house or hand

    2
    30
  49. 49
    BRYN

    66A ___ Mawr College

    2
    18
  50. 50
    CHILD

    7D Parent's counterpart

    2
    16
  51. 51
    OLDMONEY

    38D Inherited wealth

    2
    8
  52. 52
    PALO

    41A ___ Alto, Calif.

    1
    43
  53. 53
    ENZO

    10A Automaker Ferrari

    1
    27
  54. 54
    LAUDE

    65A Summa cum ___

    1
    21
  55. 55
    DESADE

    48D "The Crimes of Love" author Marquis ___

    1
    17
  56. 56
    TIDBIT

    43A Morsel

    1
    12
  57. 57
    EDHARRIS

    10D "Apollo 13" co-star

    1
    10
  58. 58
    REARUP

    47D Stand on two legs, as a horse

    1
    9
  59. 59
    SCAMPS

    1D Little rascals

    1
    8
  60. 60
    IFIMAY

    31A "Excuse me, but ..."

    1
    5
  61. 61
    BOZO

    64A Knucklehead

    0
    52
  62. 62
    CLU

    62D Actor Gulager of "The Tall Man"

    0
    25
  63. 63
    ROMERO

    42A Cesar who played the Joker

    0
    22
  64. 64
    SWABS

    1A Q-Tips, e.g.

    0
    12
  65. 65
    WARDS

    45A City voting districts

    0
    12
  66. 66
    NEUTRINO

    11D Particle with no electric charge

    0
    9
  67. 67
    SKEWER

    49D Stick for a shish kebab

    0
    9
  68. 68
    ROBINSON

    39D Jackie who broke baseball's color barrier

    0
    5
  69. 69
    WAKEUP

    2D "Rise and shine!"

    0
    5
  70. 70
    ALIMACGRAW

    61A "Love Story" actress

    0
    4
  71. 71
    BROKEN

    4D Shattered

    0
    4
  72. 72
    FIRTH

    32D Colin who played King George VI

    0
    4
  73. 73
    ALMICHAELS debut

    50A Longtime "Monday Night Football" sportscaster

    0
    2
  74. 74
    AKIOMORITA debut

    17A Sony co-founder

    0
    1
  75. 75
    ANDYMURRAY debut

    24A 2013 Wimbledon champion

    0
    1
  76. 76
    MORNINGPERSON debut

    37A Early riser ... or what each of 17-, 24-, 50- and 61-Across is?

    0
    1