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Monday · 78 answers · 4 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ARE

    10D "Gone ___ the days ..."

    57
    533
  2. 2
    ALI

    47D Boxer Muhammad

    49
    518
  3. 3
    LEE

    60D Gen. Robert E. ___

    40
    360
  4. 4
    EVE

    64D New Year's ___

    34
    373
  5. 5
    IDEA

    48A Brainstorm

    33
    396
  6. 6
    ARIA

    46A Diva's delivery

    30
    446
  7. 7
    ECHO

    58D Talk back?

    29
    312
  8. 8
    RAT

    2D Pied Piper's follower

    29
    280
  9. 9
    TMI

    50A "No one wants to hear about that!"

    27
    122
  10. 10
    OKS

    3D Gives the go-ahead

    24
    127
  11. 11
    IDOL

    5A Golden calf, e.g.

    23
    293
  12. 12
    EGOS

    58A Psych 101 subjects

    23
    210
  13. 13
    OTTO

    45A Palindromic boy's name

    22
    273
  14. 14
    AVA

    29A Palindromic girl's name

    19
    229
  15. 15
    ELSA

    20A Queen in "Frozen"

    19
    220
  16. 16
    TOO

    62D When repeated, pretentious

    17
    189
  17. 17
    LOL

    63D [That is so funny]

    17
    132
  18. 18
    TKO

    23A Boxing decision, for short

    17
    123
  19. 19
    DATA

    6D Figures to be processed

    16
    157
  20. 20
    OARS

    35A Galley propellers

    16
    154
  21. 21
    LAB

    21A Setting for much of "Breaking Bad"

    15
    143
  22. 22
    NOIR

    42D Dark film genre

    14
    110
  23. 23
    SEND

    36D Transmit

    12
    133
  24. 24
    STUN

    43A Sci-fi phaser setting

    12
    123
  25. 25
    SEX

    65D Possible reason for an R rating

    11
    118
  26. 26
    OCTET

    52D Singing eightsome

    11
    87
  27. 27
    FBI

    1D Org. with a Most Wanted list

    10
    75
  28. 28
    RAID

    31D "Kills bugs dead!" brand

    9
    95
  29. 29
    ORION

    16A Mythical hunter

    8
    112
  30. 30
    SOHO

    67A Manhattan neighborhood next to TriBeCa

    8
    108
  31. 31
    DERN

    37A Laura of "The Fault in Our Stars"

    8
    67
  32. 32
    MAPS

    24D Atlas contents

    8
    61
  33. 33
    ALOU

    49D Baseball's Moises or Jesus

    7
    153
  34. 34
    KIM

    57A "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" sister

    7
    58
  35. 35
    TYRA

    30A Host Banks of TV's "America's Next Top Model"

    7
    44
  36. 36
    OJS

    7D Breakfast drinks, briefly

    7
    27
  37. 37
    ALEX

    71A "I'd like 'The New York Times Crossword' for $200, ___"

    6
    125
  38. 38
    ASPCA

    55D Pet-protecting org.

    6
    52
  39. 39
    DRNO

    44A 1962 007 villain

    5
    79
  40. 40
    PETER

    66A Name repeated before "pumpkin eater"

    5
    69
  41. 41
    ACC

    56A Duke's athletic grp.

    5
    60
  42. 42
    METRO

    19A Paris transport system

    5
    58
  43. 43
    SNOOT

    13D Stuck-up sort

    5
    44
  44. 44
    SMURF

    34D Blue creature of old Saturday morning TV

    5
    20
  45. 45
    STYES

    69A Eye sores

    4
    47
  46. 46
    POPS

    33A Daddy-o

    4
    39
  47. 47
    AVOWS

    25D Boldly states

    4
    29
  48. 48
    ATP

    22D Org. for Nadal and Federer

    4
    18
  49. 49
    AMISH

    53D Barn-raising group

    3
    61
  50. 50
    STILE

    59A Fixture at a subway entrance

    3
    41
  51. 51
    GASPS

    51D "Oh no you didn't!" sounds

    3
    29
  52. 52
    PRIG

    32A Fussy sort

    3
    22
  53. 53
    NOTME

    38D "You're looking at the wrong guy"

    3
    20
  54. 54
    COVE

    68A Boater's haven

    2
    55
  55. 55
    HOOD

    70A Part of the Grim Reaper's getup

    2
    46
  56. 56
    BAKE

    14A Use the oven

    2
    34
  57. 57
    LANDS

    9A Comes to earth

    2
    23
  58. 58
    MACROS

    24A Typists' timesavers

    2
    12
  59. 59
    LIETO

    28D Intentionally mislead

    1
    52
  60. 60
    BLOT

    18D Rorschach test element

    1
    48
  61. 61
    FROM

    1A Gift tag word

    1
    37
  62. 62
    MEYER

    4D "Twilight" author Stephenie

    1
    23
  63. 63
    LAYLA

    8D 1972 hit for Eric Clapton

    1
    22
  64. 64
    LOMBARDI

    9D Coach who said "The dictionary is the only place that success comes before work"

    1
    5
  65. 65
    CARTRIP

    27D Something to pack up the trunk for

    1
    4
  66. 66
    DORKS

    12D Dweebs

    1
    4
  67. 67
    NITTYGRITTY debut

    11D *Basics, informally

    1
    2
  68. 68
    MAJA

    15A Goya's "The Naked ___"

    0
    17
  69. 69
    SLAYER

    54A Buffy, to vampires

    0
    11
  70. 70
    CATALYST

    27A What sets things in motion

    0
    7
  71. 71
    IMISSYOU

    5D Long-distance lover's lament

    0
    7
  72. 72
    SNICKERS

    40D 3 Musketeers alternative

    0
    4
  73. 73
    CAPITALCITY

    26D *Place often marked with a star on 24-Down

    0
    3
  74. 74
    ITSYBITSY

    17A *Like a nursery rhyme spider

    0
    3
  75. 75
    SWIMSUITEDITION

    39A *Big seller for Sports Illustrated

    0
    3
  76. 76
    DOESGOOD debut

    41D Volunteers, gives to charity, etc.

    0
    1
  77. 77
    GOLFCLAP debut

    51A Gesture of sarcastic support

    0
    1
  78. 78
    ITCOUPLES debut

    61A Tabloid twosomes ... or a hint to the answers to the starred clues

    0
    1