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Tuesday · 78 answers · 2 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-03), then by uses across the whole archive.

  1. 1
    ONE

    10D Ironically, the last song in "A Chorus Line"

    64
    613
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    AREA

    29D Vicinity

    46
    631
  3. 3
    TEN

    65D Word after Big or top

    39
    369
  4. 4
    TSAR

    16D Old Russian ruler

    33
    341
  5. 5
    ETON

    69A British prep school

    32
    282
  6. 6
    OSHA

    13A Workplace protection agcy.

    24
    192
  7. 7
    ETCH

    61A ___ A Sketch

    23
    174
  8. 8
    ASHE

    2D Tennis legend Arthur

    22
    275
  9. 9
    ORO

    32A Spanish treasure

    16
    231
  10. 10
    UNI

    47A Prefix with lateral

    16
    153
  11. 11
    ABA

    23A Lawyer's org.

    14
    195
  12. 12
    NCAA

    67A Final Four grp.

    13
    164
  13. 13
    DYES

    36A Colors, as Easter eggs

    11
    100
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    ELL

    58A Pipe fitting

    10
    228
  15. 15
    YEAR

    41D 687 days, on Mars

    10
    126
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    SKIT

    39D "Saturday Night Live" sketch

    10
    78
  17. 17
    DANE

    44A Hamlet or Ophelia

    8
    74
  18. 18
    ALIBI

    54D Excuse

    7
    108
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    OPRAH

    11D She's got her OWN network

    7
    92
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    HEAT

    52D You can pack it

    7
    82
  21. 21
    ERNO

    38D "Um ... sorry!"

    7
    81
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    HASH

    63D Dish made of leftovers

    7
    74
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    WEAR

    43D "I haven't a thing to ___!"

    7
    68
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    MACS

    1A Computers that are un-PC

    7
    67
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    TYPO

    25D Exmaple for example, for example

    7
    51
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    ABBOT

    50A Monk's superior

    7
    47
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    KENO

    20A Casino game that looks like a thou in reverse

    6
    93
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    ELLIS

    53D ___ Island (immigrants' site)

    6
    65
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    SING

    71A With 72-Across, noted maximum security prison

    6
    55
  30. 30
    SING

    72A With 71- and 72-Across, classic Louis Prima tune

    6
    55
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    OHMS

    70A Resistance units

    5
    60
  32. 32
    BOND

    28D "GoldenEye" spy

    5
    46
  33. 33
    WASH

    73A "___ ME" (phrase written on dirty cars)

    5
    44
  34. 34
    RANG

    31D Called

    4
    74
  35. 35
    LEER

    18A Sly look

    3
    156
  36. 36
    ACIDS

    48A They turn litmus paper red

    3
    50
  37. 37
    ALITO

    64A Samuel on the Supreme Court

    3
    39
  38. 38
    MORN

    8D Daybreak, to Donne

    3
    38
  39. 39
    HIES

    60D Hurries

    3
    34
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    ZOOM

    5A With 9-Across, an auto ad slogan

    3
    33
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    ZOOM

    9A With 5-Across, quickly

    3
    33
  42. 42
    CHIT

    17A "Pay me later" marker

    3
    25
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    APING

    57D Mimicking

    2
    30
  44. 44
    INPUT

    15A Two cents, so to speak

    2
    28
  45. 45
    MOCK

    1D Poke fun at

    2
    20
  46. 46
    ONEARTH

    7D "... ___ as it is in heaven"

    2
    15
  47. 47
    PERMS

    19A Salon jobs, for short

    2
    15
  48. 48
    INRI

    66A Cross inscription

    1
    73
  49. 49
    SKED

    35D Program listings, briefly

    1
    32
  50. 50
    CAMS

    62D Skyping needs

    1
    23
  51. 51
    ARMIES

    34D What generals keep up their sleevies?

    1
    20
  52. 52
    ASHANTI

    46D She had a hit with "Foolish"

    1
    20
  53. 53
    BATTY

    28A Bonkers

    1
    15
  54. 54
    NEWYORK

    42A With 40-Across, where Broadway is

    1
    15
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    NEWYORK

    40A With 42-Across, Frank Sinatra signature song

    1
    15
  56. 56
    ZILCH

    5D Bubkes

    1
    14
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    AUTHOR

    26A With 24-Across, 1962 P. G. Wodehouse book

    1
    12
  58. 58
    AUTHOR

    24A With 26-Across, 1982 Al Pacino film

    1
    12
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    BYENOW

    51D "Toodles!"

    1
    11
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    KAISER

    22D Old German ruler

    1
    11
  61. 61
    SATOUT

    4D Skipped, as a dance

    1
    10
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    BSHARP

    59A Equivalent of C natural

    1
    7
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    CRANKS

    21A Grouches

    1
    7
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    TRIPE

    30A Horsefeathers

    0
    37
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    OTERO

    6D County in Colorado or New Mexico

    0
    23
  66. 66
    ITNO

    14A "My Heart Can't Take ___ More" (1963 Supremes song)

    0
    12
  67. 67
    TIBER

    68A River near the Vatican

    0
    12
  68. 68
    PASHAS

    33A Ottoman bigwigs

    0
    10
  69. 69
    HEARYE

    52A With 55-Across, town crier's cry

    0
    8
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    HEARYE

    55A With 52-Across, Aaron Copland ballet

    0
    8
  71. 71
    MEAGRE

    45A Scanty, in London

    0
    7
  72. 72
    YOUBETCHA

    37D "Damn right!"

    0
    7
  73. 73
    CYBORG

    49D RoboCop, e.g.

    0
    4
  74. 74
    ERRON

    56D ___ the side of caution

    0
    3
  75. 75
    MUMBO

    12D ___ jumbo

    0
    3
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    CHINATOWN debut

    3D Neighborhood south of SoHo

    0
    2
  77. 77
    ZIPSUP

    9D Closes, as a fly

    0
    2
  78. 78
    TEDY debut

    27D Former New England Patriot Bruschi whose name is a bear to pronounce?

    0
    1