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Friday · 68 answers · 11 debuts

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

  1. 1
    EDEN

    46A Dystopia's opposite

    42
    457
  2. 2
    ETNA

    22A Place to ski in Italy

    36
    334
  3. 3
    OAT

    7D Kind of flour

    28
    290
  4. 4
    GEL

    42A Come together

    26
    185
  5. 5
    PTA

    39A Certain fund drive holder, for short

    25
    240
  6. 6
    TIRE

    5D Fade

    22
    168
  7. 7
    ESL

    20A Course for a prospective citizen, for short

    18
    153
  8. 8
    RUN

    48A Shout in a disaster movie

    11
    107
  9. 9
    ACS

    27A Coolers, informally

    11
    63
  10. 10
    NEST

    47D Fit snugly

    10
    242
  11. 11
    GAGA

    49D Head over heels

    10
    75
  12. 12
    SPIN

    28A Quick drive

    9
    104
  13. 13
    IONE

    11D "The Last Days of Pompeii" heroine

    9
    73
  14. 14
    GAY

    54D ___ marriage

    8
    48
  15. 15
    ORANG

    4D Animal in "The Jungle Book," for short

    7
    45
  16. 16
    RAISE

    9D Rear

    6
    93
  17. 17
    TACOS

    43A Food items that may be sold in stands

    6
    48
  18. 18
    DAISY

    55A Symbol of freshness

    5
    25
  19. 19
    ADIN

    50D Game point situation

    4
    118
  20. 20
    ODO

    26A Lead-in to meter

    4
    33
  21. 21
    PORNO

    16A Film that might have "XXX" in its title

    4
    19
  22. 22
    NEMEA

    51A Where Hercules slew the lion

    3
    40
  23. 23
    LUBE

    31D Use a 30-Across

    3
    33
  24. 24
    CITED

    24D Commended

    3
    27
  25. 25
    TPS

    10D Plays a campus prank on, informally

    3
    24
  26. 26
    PAPAYA

    1D Smoothie fruit

    3
    21
  27. 27
    TIPIN

    10A Easy score, of a sort

    3
    17
  28. 28
    YANG

    23A Masculine side

    2
    45
  29. 29
    URGES

    33D Pushes on

    2
    43
  30. 30
    CREEP

    24A Hardly Mr. Right

    2
    35
  31. 31
    TEEHEE

    40D Snicker

    2
    14
  32. 32
    BRINK

    45D Lip

    2
    11
  33. 33
    PINOTNOIR

    1A Product of Champagne country

    2
    4
  34. 34
    NCOS

    6D Base runners, in brief?

    1
    52
  35. 35
    CEES

    38A 2.0s

    1
    48
  36. 36
    BAER

    45A Old newspaper humorist Arthur "Bugs" ___

    1
    42
  37. 37
    SLOTS

    57A Vegas attraction

    1
    33
  38. 38
    SNOUT

    18A Muzzle

    1
    19
  39. 39
    CUMIN

    44D Spice in Indian cuisine

    1
    10
  40. 40
    POLECAR

    29D Leader of the pack?

    1
    5
  41. 41
    IMAMAC debut

    2D Apple advertising catchphrase

    1
    3
  42. 42
    SUBMIT debut

    28D Last step of an online application

    1
    3
  43. 43
    PIQUES debut

    25D Stimulates

    1
    2
  44. 44
    AYS

    52D Ship cries

    0
    24
  45. 45
    OILCAN

    30A Container with a long spout

    0
    14
  46. 46
    OSOLEMIO

    35D Song for which 17-Across won a Grammy

    0
    14
  47. 47
    AMERICANA

    15A Diners and drive-in theaters

    0
    13
  48. 48
    QUOD

    32D Which, in Latin

    0
    12
  49. 49
    DONEDEAL

    34D It's all sewn up

    0
    11
  50. 50
    GARRET

    49A Attic

    0
    11
  51. 51
    INUNDATE

    13D Swamp

    0
    11
  52. 52
    NOTAONE

    14D Zip

    0
    11
  53. 53
    AMINES

    19A Organic compounds with nitrogen

    0
    7
  54. 54
    IMAGINEER debut

    56A Worker for Walt Disney theme parks

    0
    3
  55. 55
    PARSEE

    39D Indian Zoroastrian

    0
    3
  56. 56
    PROTOCOL

    12D What diplomats follow

    0
    3
  57. 57
    TAGENDS

    36D Final pieces

    0
    3
  58. 58
    ANODIC debut

    37A Like certain battery ends

    0
    2
  59. 59
    DOUBLETROUBLE

    34A Real problem

    0
    2
  60. 60
    LEONORE

    21D Heroine of "Fidelio"

    0
    2
  61. 61
    MOGADISHU

    53A Capital on the Indian Ocean

    0
    2
  62. 62
    PAVAROTTI

    17A Singer with the Guinness Book record for greatest number of curtain calls at a single performance (165)

    0
    2
  63. 63
    ARTURS debut

    41D Pianist Schnabel and conductor Rodzinski

    0
    1
  64. 64
    INTERNETECONOMY debut

    8D Google and Alibaba are parts of it

    0
    1
  65. 65
    NEVINS debut

    3D Civil War historian Allan

    0
    1
  66. 66
    NYYANKEES debut

    58A Ones getting a Bronx cheer, for short?

    0
    1
  67. 67
    QUOTEUNQUOTE debut

    32A So-called (but not really)

    0
    1
  68. 68
    TOSOMEDEGREE debut

    36A Partially

    0
    1