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Saturday · 66 answers · 15 debuts

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

  1. 1
    SEE

    36D "Capeesh?"

    44
    430
  2. 2
    ETAL

    11D Citation shortening

    32
    327
  3. 3
    ESAU

    19A Joseph's uncle, in Genesis

    31
    245
  4. 4
    APE

    26D Pantomime

    28
    415
  5. 5
    ATARI

    50D Maker of Basketbrawl and Robo-Squash

    28
    224
  6. 6
    NENE

    39A State symbol with a reduplicative name

    23
    140
  7. 7
    SAG

    42A Lose tone

    22
    191
  8. 8
    EGG

    46A Lead-in to drop or roll

    21
    206
  9. 9
    ERMA

    38A Franklin who sang "Piece of My Heart"

    11
    147
  10. 10
    REI

    32D Retailer with stylized mountaintops in its logo

    11
    77
  11. 11
    STENO

    37A Pool party

    10
    131
  12. 12
    SLOP

    51D Food for hogs

    10
    79
  13. 13
    SATAN

    4D Job tester

    9
    81
  14. 14
    POSH

    34A Fancy

    9
    64
  15. 15
    MESH

    14D Protection against mosquitoes

    8
    115
  16. 16
    BOW

    58D Decorative flourish

    8
    60
  17. 17
    WOO

    30A Pitch ___

    7
    82
  18. 18
    UKES

    53D Relatives of banjoleles

    7
    61
  19. 19
    AVAIL

    48D Be handy

    6
    86
  20. 20
    PUP

    24A New seal

    6
    61
  21. 21
    SINEW

    62A Raw power

    6
    60
  22. 22
    LIPO

    52D Contouring procedure, briefly

    6
    43
  23. 23
    NEVER

    8D Ultimatum retort

    5
    47
  24. 24
    DRANO

    60A Bathroom brand with a Snake Plus variety

    5
    38
  25. 25
    ARP

    23A "Mountain, Navel, Anchors, Table" artist, 1925

    4
    129
  26. 26
    YVES

    13D Cosmetics company founder Rocher

    4
    50
  27. 27
    GIGI

    12D Best Picture Oscar winner before "Ben-Hur"

    4
    39
  28. 28
    PMS

    1D Residents of 24 Sussex Dr. in Ottawa

    3
    40
  29. 29
    IST

    45A Suffix with 4-Down

    2
    95
  30. 30
    ATOZ

    55A The gamut

    2
    80
  31. 31
    PRISM

    1A Light shower?

    2
    32
  32. 32
    UPENN

    7D Wharton's home, briefly

    2
    18
  33. 33
    NAMIB

    57A African desert that includes the Skeleton Coast

    2
    8
  34. 34
    MERLE

    49D ___ Norman Cosmetics

    1
    33
  35. 35
    SMITH

    17A Skilled forger

    1
    26
  36. 36
    SPIRAL

    31A Go a few rounds?

    1
    22
  37. 37
    MORAY

    15A Reef denizen

    1
    11
  38. 38
    SHAGGY

    29D Unkempt

    1
    9
  39. 39
    MENT

    54D Base closure?

    1
    6
  40. 40
    BRAHMS

    25A "Hungarian Dances" composer

    1
    5
  41. 41
    LIKEICARE

    56A "Whatevs"

    1
    4
  42. 42
    IMUS

    35A Longtime radio rival of Stern

    0
    46
  43. 43
    OTITIS

    40A Possible cause of vertigo

    0
    10
  44. 44
    STRANDS

    41D Beaches, in two senses

    0
    10
  45. 45
    ASPICS

    44D Gelatinous dishes

    0
    5
  46. 46
    OPERATIVE

    16A Private detective

    0
    5
  47. 47
    JUNGLEGYM

    6A Bars where swingers hang out?

    0
    4
  48. 48
    LARGER

    10D Like South Dakota vis-à-vis North Dakota

    0
    3
  49. 49
    ROMEOROMEO debut

    2D Balcony address?

    0
    3
  50. 50
    GODEAF

    43A Lose tones?

    0
    2
  51. 51
    HORSEWOMAN

    27D Lady Godiva, for one

    0
    2
  52. 52
    IRISHPOUND debut

    3D One of the currencies replaced by the euro in 2002

    0
    2
  53. 53
    MSMAGAZINE

    28D It has issues with feminism

    0
    2
  54. 54
    ANTIPRESS debut

    33D Targeting the Fourth Estate

    0
    1
  55. 55
    CUPSOFCOCOA debut

    22D Après-ski warmers

    0
    1
  56. 56
    GRENOBLOISE debut

    9D In a sauce of browned butter, capers, parsley and lemon

    0
    1
  57. 57
    INENGLISH debut

    20A How the operas "Artaxerxes" and "Iolanthe" are usually performed

    0
    1
  58. 58
    JAWING debut

    21D Gossiping

    0
    1
  59. 59
    JOHNMCENROE debut

    21A German-born American tennis star who won 17 Grand Slam singles and doubles titles

    0
    1
  60. 60
    JOLIEPITT debut

    6D Angelina of Hollywood

    0
    1
  61. 61
    LEVERAGES debut

    18A Deploys to one's advantage

    0
    1
  62. 62
    MYHUMPS debut

    5D Grammy-winning hit that begins "Whatcha gon' do with all that junk"

    0
    1
  63. 63
    OPENCOILS debut

    59A Feature of some mattresses

    0
    1
  64. 64
    POSTSALES debut

    61A Part of a business that might include invoicing, payment, updates and equipment maintenance

    0
    1
  65. 65
    SCAMPERAWAY debut

    47A Make a squirrellike exit

    0
    1
  66. 66
    SLUMPOVER debut

    51A Collapse at one's desk, say

    0
    1