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Thursday · 78 answers · 7 debuts

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

  1. 1
    EGO

    47A I

    42
    393
  2. 2
    ANY

    64A Unspecified amount

    33
    249
  3. 3
    BRA

    41D Cupped apparel

    31
    229
  4. 4
    ENO

    59D Musician Brian

    29
    285
  5. 5
    EROS

    10D Round numbers?

    28
    321
  6. 6
    OPT

    26A Decide (to)

    27
    211
  7. 7
    ODES

    55D Wordsmiths' paeans

    26
    226
  8. 8
    ESS

    4D Non-P.C. add-on?

    22
    413
  9. 9
    DEN

    35A Site for a famed garden

    22
    260
  10. 10
    OER

    15A Poetic preposition

    22
    248
  11. 11
    TED

    25D Former Alaska politico Stevens

    22
    245
  12. 12
    PRE

    8A Set opening?

    21
    175
  13. 13
    TEEN

    7D ___ idol

    20
    192
  14. 14
    SAGA

    50D TV host who inspired Neil deGrasse Tyson

    20
    144
  15. 15
    ROD

    29D Staff

    19
    157
  16. 16
    REO

    9D Chocolaty goodie

    18
    196
  17. 17
    NAH

    20A Passing remark?

    17
    146
  18. 18
    TKO

    53A Boxer's achievement, for short

    17
    123
  19. 19
    SEAT

    48A Banana ___

    15
    152
  20. 20
    HON

    38D Sweets alternative

    15
    121
  21. 21
    WOE

    36D Blue state?

    15
    119
  22. 22
    DEM

    11A Boxer, e.g., for short

    15
    93
  23. 23
    CHE

    37A Think (over)

    14
    162
  24. 24
    OPED

    33A Lassoed

    14
    107
  25. 25
    ATTN

    24A Interoffice email abbr.

    11
    134
  26. 26
    GET

    61A See the humor in

    11
    118
  27. 27
    ILK

    60A Variety

    11
    107
  28. 28
    MRT

    32D Star of the short-lived reality show "I Pity the Fool"

    11
    98
  29. 29
    UTA

    16A Stage legend Hagen

    11
    86
  30. 30
    LEN

    57D Longtime leader in late-night

    9
    170
  31. 31
    GILA

    28A Colorado tributary

    8
    55
  32. 32
    ETD

    39D Terminal listing, in brief

    7
    113
  33. 33
    TWIN

    1D King's little cousin

    7
    68
  34. 34
    LORI

    46A Actress Singer

    6
    68
  35. 35
    SOLID

    23A Dense

    6
    47
  36. 36
    BOOT

    41A Diner option

    5
    35
  37. 37
    OPE

    30D Expose, in verse

    4
    92
  38. 38
    KIND

    54D Variety

    4
    20
  39. 39
    ROVES

    29A Large numbers

    4
    18
  40. 40
    ETOILE

    12D French star

    3
    33
  41. 41
    LOGOS

    19D Apple's apple and others

    3
    25
  42. 42
    BESTIE

    45D Closest friend, informally

    3
    10
  43. 43
    SSS

    63A Draft letters

    2
    167
  44. 44
    AMMAN

    6D Abdullah I made it a capital city

    2
    30
  45. 45
    ALIBIS

    42D Stand outs?

    2
    27
  46. 46
    BRAND

    45A 1950s sex symbol

    2
    20
  47. 47
    SWISH

    48D Result of a perfect shot

    2
    18
  48. 48
    NOVELS

    43D Much of a literature class's studies

    2
    9
  49. 49
    ARAT

    52D "How now!" follower in "Hamlet"

    1
    53
  50. 50
    BANTU

    21A Zulu, e.g.

    1
    33
  51. 51
    BRING

    40D Come with

    1
    12
  52. 52
    RITEAID

    58A Walgreens competitor

    1
    12
  53. 53
    TRUEDAT debut

    1A "Yep, you're right"

    1
    8
  54. 54
    IASSUME

    17A "It's my understanding that ..."

    1
    6
  55. 55
    THEOLDS debut

    65A Mom and dad, slangily

    1
    3
  56. 56
    DIRGE

    34D Strains with sadness

    0
    28
  57. 57
    ASININE

    62A Totally far-fetched

    0
    17
  58. 58
    RIAA

    2D Pirate-fighting org.

    0
    15
  59. 59
    GNAWS

    51A Eats (at)

    0
    11
  60. 60
    DUBLIN

    11D "Juno and the Paycock" setting

    0
    8
  61. 61
    BENGALI

    56A India's national anthem was originally written in it

    0
    7
  62. 62
    IVINS

    49A Political commentator Molly

    0
    7
  63. 63
    DOUBTS

    5D Questions

    0
    6
  64. 64
    THOUS

    27D Cleveland's bills, for short

    0
    6
  65. 65
    WINSOME

    14A Appealing in appearance

    0
    6
  66. 66
    BORDERS

    40A See 34-Across

    0
    5
  67. 67
    DRINKS

    44D What you might meet someone for

    0
    5
  68. 68
    MAYDAY

    13D Cry for help, or a time for celebration

    0
    4
  69. 69
    DOCTORS debut

    34A With 36- and 40-Across, organization whose name hints at some missing letters in this puzzle

    0
    3
  70. 70
    COATTAIL

    37D Jacket flap

    0
    2
  71. 71
    HOTDIGGITY

    31D "Hallelujah!"

    0
    2
  72. 72
    HUSHMONEY

    31A Sum for keeping mum

    0
    2
  73. 73
    POPUPSTORE debut

    8D Short-term retail location, nowadays

    0
    2
  74. 74
    UNSHAVEN

    3D Bearded

    0
    2
  75. 75
    WITHOUT

    36A See 34-Across

    0
    2
  76. 76
    ANDREGIDE debut

    42A Literature Nobelist between Hermann Hesse and T. S. Eliot

    0
    1
  77. 77
    POOLBOY debut

    18A Worker who may skim off the top?

    0
    1
  78. 78
    TOUCHEDON debut

    22D Mentioned

    0
    1