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Friday · 68 answers · 9 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ASS

    43A Nativity scene figure

    58
    409
  2. 2
    ALTO

    51D Part of the range that's widely accessible?

    25
    290
  3. 3
    LSAT

    2D It includes a 35-min. writing sample

    25
    172
  4. 4
    ATOM

    40A Bond part

    23
    266
  5. 5
    STP

    44A Oomph! degreaser brand

    23
    172
  6. 6
    OTTO

    29A Hall-of-Fame football center Jim

    22
    273
  7. 7
    TEES

    33D Souvenir shop stock

    19
    145
  8. 8
    SEER

    58A Prescient one

    18
    170
  9. 9
    AMOR

    54A Opposite of odio

    16
    172
  10. 10
    IRATE

    56A Apt to go through the roof

    14
    194
  11. 11
    TETE

    57A ___ de Moine (Swiss cheese)

    12
    152
  12. 12
    LATE

    28D All-too-common flight status

    12
    125
  13. 13
    SIRE

    49D Stud, often

    12
    125
  14. 14
    RHEA

    16A Moon of Saturn

    11
    133
  15. 15
    TBAR

    50D Elevator used by skiers

    10
    144
  16. 16
    USERS

    46D ___ fee

    10
    96
  17. 17
    ICAN

    6A Volunteer's words

    10
    57
  18. 18
    CREE

    10D Plains native

    9
    105
  19. 19
    MOSS

    23D Shade similar to artichoke green

    9
    60
  20. 20
    ETTE

    3D Relative of -ine

    7
    225
  21. 21
    ASTRO

    14A Pro athlete whose mascot is an orange-capped alien

    7
    118
  22. 22
    CODA

    15A End piece

    7
    69
  23. 23
    RULE

    55A Be the bomb

    6
    100
  24. 24
    SLEPT

    1A Recharged, so to speak

    6
    53
  25. 25
    PEEN

    52D Round pounder

    5
    69
  26. 26
    GLARE

    47D Skier's problem

    5
    50
  27. 27
    CCCP

    10A Inits. on old rubles

    5
    22
  28. 28
    STPAT

    44D One prompting people to go green, for short?

    4
    57
  29. 29
    PERON

    59A Founder of Argentina's Justicialist Party

    4
    37
  30. 30
    ERLE

    39A First name in detective fiction

    3
    198
  31. 31
    PASSE

    13D Like cassette tapes

    2
    72
  32. 32
    OCTO

    30D Sex plus two, to Caesar

    2
    62
  33. 33
    SAWS

    1D Props for some magic shows

    2
    45
  34. 34
    MARLO

    41A Thomas of TV

    2
    28
  35. 35
    ONATIP

    42D How narcs might act

    2
    8
  36. 36
    REL

    31A Little brother or sister?

    1
    133
  37. 37
    MSS

    23A Potential mag. articles, maybe

    1
    68
  38. 38
    URE

    22A Script follower

    1
    46
  39. 39
    ADONIS

    8D Hunk

    1
    45
  40. 40
    PREPS

    4D Readies

    1
    18
  41. 41
    DOVES

    26A Fliers for a magic show

    1
    13
  42. 42
    IAMBIC

    35D Like much of Keats's poetry

    1
    12
  43. 43
    WAL

    38A Retail store opening?

    1
    12
  44. 44
    TORPID

    5D Lethargic

    1
    8
  45. 45
    MEMOREX

    18D Onetime big name in cassette tapes

    1
    5
  46. 46
    STUNTPILOT debut

    25D High roller?

    1
    2
  47. 47
    COLONEL

    7D Famed fast-food figure, with "the"

    0
    14
  48. 48
    SHEARS

    19D Landscaping aid

    0
    13
  49. 49
    CRAVAT

    32A Dandy accessory

    0
    12
  50. 50
    ALEF

    27A Hebrew letter: Var.

    0
    11
  51. 51
    MISCUE

    41D Slip

    0
    8
  52. 52
    NANTZ

    9D Play-by-play announcer Jim

    0
    5
  53. 53
    SYNTAX

    37A Twisted here this is

    0
    5
  54. 54
    CHEGUEVARA

    11D Who said "If you tremble with indignation at every injustice, then you are a comrade of mine"

    0
    4
  55. 55
    GOSTALE

    36A Lose freshness

    0
    3
  56. 56
    ICEDOVER

    6D Like some treacherous roads

    0
    3
  57. 57
    SAUCIER

    34A Relatively risqué

    0
    3
  58. 58
    STAYATHOME

    24D Like some moms and dads

    0
    3
  59. 59
    THISISSPINALTAP

    48A Film featuring the fictional album "Smell the Glove"

    0
    3
  60. 60
    WALPOLE

    38D Great Britain's first prime minister

    0
    2
  61. 61
    WATERMELONSEEDS debut

    17A Objects within spitting distance?

    0
    2
  62. 62
    BUILDING debut

    45A Groundbreaking development?

    0
    1
  63. 63
    CEDARFALLS debut

    12D Locale of the University of Northern Iowa

    0
    1
  64. 64
    COLLINS debut

    32D Original publisher of nearly all Agatha Christie novels

    0
    1
  65. 65
    GARDINER debut

    36D Montana town at the north entrance to Yellowstone

    0
    1
  66. 66
    POLICECONSTABLE debut

    53A Bobby with a low rank

    0
    1
  67. 67
    SIMONIZE debut

    21A Polish with wax

    0
    1
  68. 68
    STEPPEDONTHEGAS debut

    20A Gunned it

    0
    1