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Friday · 72 answers · 6 debuts

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

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    SET

    45A Go preceder

    68
    402
  2. 2
    SEA

    68A See 63-Down

    40
    370
  3. 3
    OWE

    62D Be short

    23
    208
  4. 4
    THE

    63D With 68-Across, end of a Hemingway title

    18
    175
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    ALES

    38D Consumables often described with a percentage

    17
    240
  6. 6
    TLC

    66A "Kate Plus 8" airer

    16
    146
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    NAN

    27A Bert's sister in children's literature

    16
    118
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    UTES

    7D Shoshone relatives

    13
    149
  9. 9
    BED

    1A King or queen

    13
    113
  10. 10
    NINA

    58D First in a historical trio

    13
    108
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    PAD

    51A Digs

    12
    103
  12. 12
    RISES

    21A End of a Hemingway title

    12
    54
  13. 13
    TBAR

    59A Transport method usually used in the winter

    10
    144
  14. 14
    NAB

    31A Catch

    10
    136
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    NOG

    25A Drink often served chilled

    7
    87
  16. 16
    RERAN

    14D Put back on

    7
    66
  17. 17
    PDFS

    28D Some email pics

    7
    27
  18. 18
    MITT

    55D Useful thing to keep on hand?

    6
    74
  19. 19
    SLEPT

    42A Was out

    6
    53
  20. 20
    WEPT

    19A Broke down, say

    6
    43
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    ACC

    4D Latin grammar case: Abbr.

    5
    60
  22. 22
    BLAB

    11D Spill everything

    5
    49
  23. 23
    GIFT

    29D Photographic memory or perfect pitch, e.g.

    5
    23
  24. 24
    RPI

    15A Northeast sch. in the Liberty League

    4
    76
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    OHS

    17A Understanding responses

    4
    71
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    IRANI

    56A Like the cities Yazd and Shiraz

    3
    99
  27. 27
    SAHIB

    30D Master

    3
    53
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    BROW

    1D Something that's knitted

    3
    26
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    ZAC

    48A Country music's ___ Brown Band

    3
    22
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    BIDEN

    12D Politico with the 2007 autobiography "Promises to Keep"

    3
    20
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    ANE

    10D Suffix with meth-

    2
    130
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    BELA

    22A Fleck on the banjo

    2
    77
  33. 33
    LOREN

    8D Player of Cleopatra in "Two Nights With Cleopatra"

    2
    54
  34. 34
    USAIR

    53A Early customer of Boeing

    2
    47
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    SEPTA

    35A Philadelphia train system

    2
    28
  36. 36
    DREI

    6D Trio abroad

    1
    53
  37. 37
    NATL

    34D NASA part: Abbr.

    1
    39
  38. 38
    EDOM

    54A Old Testament kingdom

    1
    37
  39. 39
    AKELA

    13D "The Jungle Book" wolf

    1
    26
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    FHA

    40A New Deal org.

    1
    26
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    TAILOR

    46D Worker on London's Savile Row

    1
    26
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    DROPS

    52D Dives

    1
    22
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    ZEROG

    48D Weightlessness

    1
    17
  44. 44
    FATES

    39A Trio in Greek myth

    1
    16
  45. 45
    MARTA

    23A Atlanta train system

    1
    13
  46. 46
    CODER

    50D Computer programmer

    1
    12
  47. 47
    BAHRAIN

    5D Country with the King Hamad Highway

    1
    6
  48. 48
    EPHEMERAL

    2D Here today, gone tomorrow

    1
    4
  49. 49
    IBO

    64A Author Chinua Achebe, by birth

    0
    20
  50. 50
    ROCA

    60D Almond ___ (candy)

    0
    10
  51. 51
    ADANA

    49D 1943 Churchill conference site

    0
    9
  52. 52
    AGUN

    57D "Janie's Got ___" (1989 Aerosmith hit)

    0
    9
  53. 53
    TWOSTEP

    24D Simple dance

    0
    9
  54. 54
    BEARCAT

    32D Cincinnati athlete

    0
    8
  55. 55
    TITLEROLE

    43A Aida in "Aida," e.g.

    0
    8
  56. 56
    KAROL

    41A Pope John Paul II's first name

    0
    6
  57. 57
    LOUISCK

    44D Comic who said "I open my eyes, remember who I am, what I'm like, and I just go 'Ugh'"

    0
    5
  58. 58
    TRICEPS

    20D Muscle used in bench-pressing

    0
    4
  59. 59
    DISPARATE

    3D Quite different

    0
    3
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    GASKETS

    26D Things that may be blown

    0
    3
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    TOLERABLE

    37D Not too awful

    0
    3
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    CHEERLEADER

    18A One involved in a pyramid scheme?

    0
    2
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    DRACONIAN

    33A Excessively harsh

    0
    2
  64. 64
    GARTERSNAKE

    67A Harmless slitherer

    0
    2
  65. 65
    JOLSON

    9D Who had a #1 hit with "Toot Toot Tootsie (Goo'bye)"

    0
    2
  66. 66
    ONETWOPUNCH

    65A Back-to-back hits

    0
    2
  67. 67
    ABDULJABBAR debut

    4A Record six-time N.B.A. M.V.P.

    0
    1
  68. 68
    BLOTCHES debut

    47A Unsightly spots

    0
    1
  69. 69
    CARTOONLIKE debut

    16A Rather caricatured

    0
    1
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    PERIWIGS debut

    28A Dandy headpieces

    0
    1
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    PROHIBITS debut

    36D Outlaws

    0
    1
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    RADIOLOGIST debut

    61A One who can see right through you?

    0
    1