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Wednesday · 76 answers · 7 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ETA

    66A Greek H

    74
    571
  2. 2
    ELI

    29D "The Book of ___" (Denzel Washington movie)

    60
    599
  3. 3
    ALA

    38A Taking after

    58
    513
  4. 4
    EST

    47D Guinness suffix

    55
    428
  5. 5
    ERE

    32D Bard's preposition

    43
    602
  6. 6
    OVA

    25A Fertility clinic eggs

    30
    259
  7. 7
    RNA

    33D Genetic messenger

    29
    322
  8. 8
    EROS

    64A Libidinous god

    28
    321
  9. 9
    OPERA

    2D "Cavalleria Rusticana," for one

    26
    247
  10. 10
    AIM

    41A Deadeye's asset

    21
    177
  11. 11
    IPO

    14A 2013 Twitter event, briefly

    20
    133
  12. 12
    LENT

    67A Mardi Gras follower

    19
    129
  13. 13
    NASA

    60D Probe-launching org.

    18
    174
  14. 14
    IRENE

    20A Memorable hurricane of 2011

    16
    208
  15. 15
    NERO

    16A Mad stepson in "I, Claudius"

    15
    243
  16. 16
    AORTA

    52D Line from the heart

    14
    144
  17. 17
    OTHER

    9D None of the above

    13
    114
  18. 18
    TAS

    27A Profs' paper graders, often

    13
    99
  19. 19
    ESSAY

    58D Op-ed piece

    12
    153
  20. 20
    LATE

    55A After the bell

    12
    125
  21. 21
    LAG

    28D Online gaming annoyance

    12
    116
  22. 22
    PIT

    36D Word before boss or bull

    11
    102
  23. 23
    STEAM

    53D Early car powerer

    10
    91
  24. 24
    AWARE

    50D In the know

    9
    95
  25. 25
    SAND

    23A Cement mixer input

    9
    86
  26. 26
    EYED

    19A Took a gander at

    8
    125
  27. 27
    OKAY

    10A Rubber-stamp

    8
    92
  28. 28
    VAL

    26D Kilmer who played Batman

    8
    83
  29. 29
    KID

    63D Not be serious

    8
    67
  30. 30
    SHY

    69A Like a shrinking violet

    7
    107
  31. 31
    OHARA

    54D U.S. women's soccer star Kelley

    7
    88
  32. 32
    ADLIB

    45D Ditch the script

    7
    77
  33. 33
    ITE

    46A Mineral suffix

    6
    149
  34. 34
    HOW

    1A "___ goes it?"

    6
    54
  35. 35
    EMS

    37D Ambulance letters

    5
    149
  36. 36
    MAW

    31D Backwoods parent

    5
    66
  37. 37
    TEETH

    57D Elephants' tusks, essentially

    5
    53
  38. 38
    WARE

    4D Ending with metal or mal-

    5
    47
  39. 39
    GAIA

    61A Greek goddess of the earth: Var.

    5
    22
  40. 40
    DDT

    22D E.P.A.-banned pesticide

    4
    76
  41. 41
    RPI

    40D N.Y. sch. whose team is the Engineers

    4
    76
  42. 42
    ENDOW

    18D Fund, as a foundation

    4
    64
  43. 43
    SETON

    34D Determined to achieve

    4
    53
  44. 44
    HUP

    5D Start of a drill sergeant's count

    4
    26
  45. 45
    YODEL

    13D Alpine call

    3
    42
  46. 46
    RAMADA

    68A Part of the Wyndham hotel group

    3
    27
  47. 47
    AXLES

    56D Trucker's toll factor

    3
    21
  48. 48
    GIZA

    42A Great Sphinx locale

    3
    20
  49. 49
    MICRO

    8D Smaller than small

    2
    25
  50. 50
    ONEADAY

    10D Vitamin frequency, often

    2
    18
  51. 51
    ATARIS

    65A Classic game consoles

    2
    14
  52. 52
    WOVEN

    3D Like wickerwork

    2
    14
  53. 53
    RARES

    24D Hardest-to-find items for a collector

    2
    8
  54. 54
    YIPE

    35A "Holy cow!"

    1
    39
  55. 55
    AULAIT

    15A Café specification

    1
    16
  56. 56
    ATLEAST

    43D "Maybe even more"

    1
    15
  57. 57
    NIXES

    60A Puts the kibosh on

    1
    14
  58. 58
    ALIFE

    6D Phrase in some biography titles

    1
    13
  59. 59
    RECORDDEAL

    24A Desire of one submitting a demo CD

    1
    5
  60. 60
    OID

    48A Suffix with planet

    0
    32
  61. 61
    ARECA

    12D Betel nut-yielding tree

    0
    19
  62. 62
    EMBAR

    51D Confine to jail

    0
    17
  63. 63
    HIFIS

    1D Players of 45s

    0
    12
  64. 64
    LEARNER

    39A Driver's ed enrollee, e.g.

    0
    8
  65. 65
    LEGWARMERS

    28A Workout attire that became a 1980s fad

    0
    4
  66. 66
    MATIC

    7D Ronco Veg-o-___

    0
    4
  67. 67
    FEVERPITCH

    17A High excitement

    0
    3
  68. 68
    SWEATPANTS

    44A Bottom of a gym?

    0
    3
  69. 69
    BREAKABLES

    62A Extra-care items for movers ... or a hint to the starts of 17-, 24-, 28-, 44- and 49-Across

    0
    2
  70. 70
    FIREDANCE debut

    21A Performance with torches

    0
    2
  71. 71
    FOGEL debut

    49D 1993 Economics co-Nobelist Robert

    0
    2
  72. 72
    GAZILLION debut

    30D Huge amount, slangily

    0
    2
  73. 73
    WHAMMO debut

    4A Pow!

    0
    2
  74. 74
    FALLSEASON debut

    49A Debut time for many TV shows

    0
    1
  75. 75
    KEYNESIAN debut

    11D Like many mainstream economic theorists

    0
    1
  76. 76
    OWLETMOTH debut

    59A Flying nocturnal insect

    0
    1