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Friday · 73 answers · 9 debuts

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

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    ALA

    20A Mimicking

    58
    513
  2. 2
    ASH

    25A Flame proof?

    50
    458
  3. 3
    OREO

    12D Food brand since 1912

    45
    408
  4. 4
    EGO

    57A Feedable thing

    42
    393
  5. 5
    NET

    23A Lifesaver, at times

    37
    376
  6. 6
    SAD

    4D Blue

    31
    236
  7. 7
    OIL

    30A Gear protector

    27
    282
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    ORES

    63A They're unrefined

    24
    244
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    AGRA

    14A Much-photographed mausoleum site

    24
    197
  10. 10
    BOA

    26A Fancy wrap

    21
    168
  11. 11
    AERO

    55D Wind-cheating

    20
    269
  12. 12
    REDO

    13D Fresh styling

    20
    173
  13. 13
    PAT

    8D Back stroke?

    18
    168
  14. 14
    EGRET

    52D Target of the plume trade

    17
    111
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    YEP

    51A "10-4"

    15
    87
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    AAS

    59D Some camera cells

    13
    73
  17. 17
    ARIAL

    5D Alternative to Geneva

    13
    49
  18. 18
    REA

    15A 1978 Grammy nominee Chris

    12
    201
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    ESTE

    66A Big name in Renaissance patronage

    11
    203
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    AGILE

    2D Twinkle-toed

    11
    115
  21. 21
    HIT

    43A Flop's opposite

    10
    101
  22. 22
    POSSE

    53D Western union?

    10
    73
  23. 23
    TAHOE

    38D Literally, "big water"

    9
    90
  24. 24
    RPM

    45A 78 letters

    8
    79
  25. 25
    PLAN

    54D War room development

    7
    102
  26. 26
    CAD

    62A He's unrefined

    7
    101
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    METOO

    22A "Join the club"

    6
    53
  28. 28
    ADHERE

    16A Be faithful (to)

    6
    47
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    AREOLA

    61A Iris feature

    5
    58
  30. 30
    INONE

    31D Combined

    5
    41
  31. 31
    JARS

    60A Cannery row?

    5
    38
  32. 32
    HIE

    42A Show celerity

    4
    112
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    SATIE

    21A "Enfantines" composer

    4
    43
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    JOE

    60D ___ College

    3
    75
  35. 35
    JAPAN

    1D Follower of a diet system

    3
    42
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    PEKOE

    46D What some caddies hold

    3
    41
  37. 37
    DENTE

    6D Al ___

    3
    29
  38. 38
    ADM

    5A What a capt. may aspire to be

    2
    37
  39. 39
    POSES

    29D They're often struck in studios

    2
    17
  40. 40
    GNP

    28A Measure of econ. health

    1
    46
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    MERLE

    47D ___ Norman (cosmetics franchise)

    1
    33
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    OSRIC

    27D Shakespearean duel overseer

    1
    28
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    ECASH

    35D What Google Wallet uses

    1
    22
  44. 44
    JAGS

    1A Sharp projections

    1
    20
  45. 45
    SHIES

    10D Starts suddenly

    1
    17
  46. 46
    EAPOE

    56A "To Helen" writer, in footnotes

    1
    11
  47. 47
    PASTOR

    8A Service provider

    1
    11
  48. 48
    NOFEES

    64A Brokerage come-on

    1
    8
  49. 49
    SEASICK

    21D Green around the gills, maybe

    1
    7
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    SEINFELD

    19D Who called a date "a job interview that lasts all night"

    1
    3
  51. 51
    HURRICANESEASON debut

    39A Depression era?

    1
    2
  52. 52
    PIED

    17A Blotchy, in a way

    0
    44
  53. 53
    ELENI

    24A Book and film title character surnamed Gatzoyiannis

    0
    43
  54. 54
    PAREE

    54A Cole Porter topic

    0
    31
  55. 55
    ERY

    65A Suffix with green

    0
    25
  56. 56
    IED

    44A Mil. roadside hazard

    0
    24
  57. 57
    MUFTI

    34D Civvies

    0
    15
  58. 58
    REPTILE

    37D Chameleon, e.g.

    0
    14
  59. 59
    DRAWL

    48A Dixieland sound

    0
    10
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    LENTS

    32D Temporary quitting times?

    0
    10
  61. 61
    ADAMA

    9D "Battlestar Galactica" role

    0
    8
  62. 62
    APEAR

    49D 21-Across's "Three Pieces in the Shape of ___"

    0
    7
  63. 63
    WORDY

    50D Circumlocutory

    0
    4
  64. 64
    AFRICANELEPHANT

    40A One with a smaller Indian relative

    0
    3
  65. 65
    STICKSANDSTONES

    41A Hurtful pair in a playground rhyme

    0
    3
  66. 66
    INKSTAINED debut

    18A Blotchy, in a way

    0
    2
  67. 67
    AHASH debut

    33D Make ___ of (botch)

    0
    1
  68. 68
    AMASSEDAFORTUNE debut

    33A Got rich

    0
    1
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    DANAIDES debut

    36D Eternal water-pourers in Hades

    0
    1
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    GREATBARRIERREEF debut

    3D Only living thing that can be seen from outer space

    0
    1
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    LEEKRASNER debut

    58A Abstract Expressionist who married Jackson Pollock

    0
    1
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    MAKINGANENTRANCE debut

    7D Appearing with fanfare

    0
    1
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    TENTHOUSANDYEARS debut

    11D What "Banzai!" literally means

    0
    1