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Tuesday · 76 answers · 3 debuts

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

  1. 1
    END

    55D Not continue

    55
    447
  2. 2
    ERR

    7D Make a goof

    54
    522
  3. 3
    AREA

    22D Locality

    46
    631
  4. 4
    ADS

    19D Commercials

    46
    325
  5. 5
    TEN

    11D Start of a countdown

    39
    369
  6. 6
    EVE

    63A Christmas ___

    34
    373
  7. 7
    ARIA

    53D Rossini's "Largo al factotum," e.g.

    30
    446
  8. 8
    RAE

    6D Girl's name that's a homophone for a boy's name

    28
    278
  9. 9
    ESE

    58D Suffix with Japan

    26
    386
  10. 10
    STEW

    33A Tizzy

    23
    180
  11. 11
    ATT

    30A Call letters?

    23
    161
  12. 12
    DRE

    5A Dr. who's done 19-Down for Dr Pepper

    22
    175
  13. 13
    SEAL

    46A Circus performer with a ball

    18
    151
  14. 14
    SUE

    44D Take to court

    17
    183
  15. 15
    ICU

    57D Hosp. locale

    15
    128
  16. 16
    AESOP

    19A "The Fox and the Crow" storyteller

    14
    127
  17. 17
    IRAS

    64A Some savings, for short

    11
    129
  18. 18
    ELL

    38A 90° turn

    10
    228
  19. 19
    SPAR

    1A Practice boxing

    10
    188
  20. 20
    TRON

    47D High-tech 1982 Disney movie

    9
    113
  21. 21
    PAW

    35A Be rough with, in a way

    9
    91
  22. 22
    TAHOE

    31D North America's largest alpine lake

    9
    90
  23. 23
    YELL

    20A Cheerleader's cheer

    9
    76
  24. 24
    NESTS

    8A Tree houses?

    8
    127
  25. 25
    ATOLL

    3D Bikini, for one

    8
    104
  26. 26
    EARP

    41A Tombstone lawman

    8
    102
  27. 27
    SAIL

    37D Something that may be trimmed or rigged

    8
    93
  28. 28
    BOSS

    24A Office V.I.P.

    8
    62
  29. 29
    FIB

    56D Lie a little

    8
    57
  30. 30
    ELIS

    48A Jodie Foster and Meryl Streep, collegiately

    7
    129
  31. 31
    GLARE

    52A Reason to use a visor

    5
    50
  32. 32
    HIPPO

    29D Land animal whose closest living relatives include whales

    4
    36
  33. 33
    ITINA

    50D Turner autobiography

    4
    30
  34. 34
    SDS

    12D 1960s protest grp.

    3
    118
  35. 35
    STILE

    25D Arena entrance feature

    3
    41
  36. 36
    TIARAS

    27A Pageant winners' wear

    3
    33
  37. 37
    CARDS

    21A 2011 World Series champs, informally

    3
    19
  38. 38
    NIPS

    8D Barely beats

    2
    53
  39. 39
    PUREE

    2D Food processor setting

    2
    41
  40. 40
    LAMAR

    49D Tennessee senator ___ Alexander

    2
    36
  41. 41
    CAV

    59D Cleveland cager, for short

    2
    25
  42. 42
    APRONS

    17A Kitchen covers

    2
    24
  43. 43
    KENOBI

    45D Obi-Wan ___

    2
    17
  44. 44
    REL

    42A Father's study: Abbr.

    1
    133
  45. 45
    PELOSI

    18A Former House leader Nancy

    1
    23
  46. 46
    TULLE

    47A Veil material

    1
    18
  47. 47
    RIS

    14D Sue Grafton's "___ for Ricochet"

    1
    16
  48. 48
    ICEDIN

    60A Stranded due to frigid weather

    1
    14
  49. 49
    APPTS

    30D Data in a daily planner: Abbr.

    1
    13
  50. 50
    RAWDEAL

    23D Unfair treatment

    1
    13
  51. 51
    ECONOMIC

    58A One of the "E's" in E.E.C.

    1
    9
  52. 52
    SAIDOK

    44A Agreed

    1
    6
  53. 53
    HERTZ

    29A Alternative to Enterprise

    0
    23
  54. 54
    FIGARO

    56A Name repeatedly sung in Rossini's "Largo al factotum"

    0
    19
  55. 55
    MAES

    15D Fannie ___ (securities)

    0
    16
  56. 56
    ISHOT

    28D "___ the Sheriff" (1974 #1 hit)

    0
    15
  57. 57
    SACKS

    51D Fires

    0
    12
  58. 58
    REVOLT

    4D Not take it anymore

    0
    10
  59. 59
    HEADSUP

    36A Warning appropriate for this puzzle?

    0
    9
  60. 60
    SOPPY

    1D Too sentimental

    0
    9
  61. 61
    OUTEREAR

    13A Auricle's site

    0
    8
  62. 62
    RENATA

    54A Opera's Tebaldi

    0
    8
  63. 63
    MINTED

    15A Produced, as coins

    0
    7
  64. 64
    PHOBOS

    39A Moon of Mars

    0
    7
  65. 65
    TOBAT

    43A Go ___ for (defend)

    0
    7
  66. 66
    BALLADS

    40D "Oh! Susanna" and others

    0
    6
  67. 67
    BURSA

    62A Anatomical pouch

    0
    5
  68. 68
    SZELL

    26D George ___, longtime maestro of the Cleveland Orchestra

    0
    5
  69. 69
    DEDICATES

    5D Names in someone's honor

    0
    4
  70. 70
    ENROBED

    9D Attired, as a judge

    0
    4
  71. 71
    SANDBANK

    61A Shoal

    0
    3
  72. 72
    MIDDIE

    34A Navy student, informally

    0
    2
  73. 73
    TWOBAGGER

    32D Double, in baseball lingo

    0
    2
  74. 74
    MURDERONE debut

    34D Certain homicide, in police lingo

    0
    1
  75. 75
    PROVIDER debut

    16A Breadwinner

    0
    1
  76. 76
    STOPORDER debut

    10D "Buy" or "sell" directive at a specified price

    0
    1