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Monday · 74 answers · 8 debuts

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

  1. 1
    SET

    60D Theater décor

    68
    402
  2. 2
    SPA

    9D Wellness retreat

    59
    475
  3. 3
    STY

    58D Room where it looks like a bomb went off

    47
    343
  4. 4
    ANTE

    55D Initial money for the pot

    45
    461
  5. 5
    ENO

    43A Record producer Brian

    29
    285
  6. 6
    AMEN

    18D "You said it!"

    27
    296
  7. 7
    ORC

    32A Low-level Dungeons & Dragons monster

    26
    128
  8. 8
    SMOG

    1D Airborne urban hazard

    19
    122
  9. 9
    BEE

    40A Competition in which the winner always gets the last word?

    18
    184
  10. 10
    REPO

    35D Vehicle seized for auction

    18
    146
  11. 11
    TATA

    63A "Fare thee well!"

    17
    175
  12. 12
    SEED

    36D Tournament front-runner

    17
    141
  13. 13
    ANAL

    3D Rigidly uptight

    17
    67
  14. 14
    CHE

    33D Revolutionary Guevara

    14
    162
  15. 15
    ARF

    37A Dog's bark

    14
    153
  16. 16
    ASKS

    5A Queries

    14
    141
  17. 17
    ONEG

    66A Downward force felt on the surface of the earth, informally

    11
    63
  18. 18
    NEST

    65A Chick's place

    10
    242
  19. 19
    TERI

    28D Hatcher who co-starred in "Tomorrow Never Dies"

    10
    210
  20. 20
    STAG

    56D Going without a date

    10
    168
  21. 21
    USERS

    12D Junkies

    10
    96
  22. 22
    IMAM

    27D Muslim cleric

    9
    111
  23. 23
    AMC

    5D Channel for cinephiles

    9
    79
  24. 24
    MEAN

    54D Vicious

    8
    89
  25. 25
    START

    30A Commence

    7
    77
  26. 26
    MEOW

    31A Cat's cry

    7
    76
  27. 27
    MONO

    14A Like early vinyl records

    7
    69
  28. 28
    DIED

    52A Stopped working

    7
    42
  29. 29
    OGLE

    62A Gaze longingly upon

    6
    200
  30. 30
    ANDES

    19A Range through Peru and Chile

    6
    76
  31. 31
    SHAH

    1A Exiled leader of Iran

    5
    104
  32. 32
    FORT

    23A ___ Lauderdale, Fla.

    5
    42
  33. 33
    KARMA

    7D Buddhist principle of fate

    5
    29
  34. 34
    HOBO

    2D Wanderer in search of work

    4
    81
  35. 35
    PEPE

    44A Lustful Le Pew

    4
    53
  36. 36
    PAIL

    51A Container in a dairy barn

    4
    49
  37. 37
    MWAH

    15A [Kiss!]

    4
    23
  38. 38
    SCRUM

    9A Rugby formation

    4
    18
  39. 39
    TEDDY

    64A Seductive nightwear

    3
    31
  40. 40
    MYST

    13D Pioneering first-person computer game

    3
    29
  41. 41
    SHEENS

    8D Lusters

    3
    9
  42. 42
    POESY

    16A Sonnets, odes and such

    2
    24
  43. 43
    ITSONME

    27A "I'm paying"

    2
    20
  44. 44
    GOLEM

    20A Clay monster of Jewish folklore

    2
    19
  45. 45
    VERGE

    50D Threshold

    2
    19
  46. 46
    ELHI

    48D K-12

    1
    86
  47. 47
    PFFT

    51D Fizzling sound

    1
    31
  48. 48
    FLEET

    61A Naval battle group

    1
    20
  49. 49
    MITTEN

    41A Winter hand warmer

    1
    17
  50. 50
    HAILE

    49D ___ Selassie, old Ethiopian leader

    1
    15
  51. 51
    MARM

    26D Teacher in a one-room schoolhouse

    1
    14
  52. 52
    TROLLED

    42D Baited with incendiary remarks

    1
    10
  53. 53
    BRATT

    45A Benjamin of "Law & Order"

    1
    4
  54. 54
    FUELROD

    47A Nuclear reactor insert

    1
    3
  55. 55
    TRIPON debut

    46D Stumble over

    1
    3
  56. 56
    GMEN

    21A Fed. agents

    0
    43
  57. 57
    BEAV

    38D Wally's kid bro, in 1950s-'60s TV

    0
    13
  58. 58
    HAMAS

    53A Fundamentalist Palestinian group

    0
    10
  59. 59
    ARMORS

    34A Puts a protective shield on

    0
    7
  60. 60
    OBAMACARE

    17A National health insurance overhaul

    0
    7
  61. 61
    HOMEROW

    4D A to L and beyond, on a keyboard

    0
    4
  62. 62
    PRESIDENT

    59A Title held by the people who lent their names to 17-, 24-, 38- and 49-Across

    0
    4
  63. 63
    AMOUNTED

    25D Added up (to)

    0
    3
  64. 64
    CONFIRM

    10D Verify

    0
    2
  65. 65
    HOOVERVILLE

    49A Depression-era shantytown

    0
    2
  66. 66
    INFIDELS debut

    39D Nonbelievers, to believers

    0
    2
  67. 67
    NOTASOUL debut

    22D Nobody at all

    0
    2
  68. 68
    PLEADTO debut

    44D Accept, as a lesser charge in exchange for admitting guilt

    0
    2
  69. 69
    REAGANOMICS debut

    24A Supply-side fiscal policy popularized in the 1980s

    0
    2
  70. 70
    REDOCTOBER

    11D Submarine in a Tom Clancy best seller

    0
    2
  71. 71
    SOFTBOILED

    29D Sentimental

    0
    2
  72. 72
    BUSHISM debut

    38A Statement such as "They misunderestimated me"

    0
    1
  73. 73
    FILLS debut

    57A Opposite of empties

    0
    1
  74. 74
    SWAGGERS debut

    6D Walks with a brash air

    0
    1