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Tuesday · 76 answers · 5 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ODOR

    40A Scent

    39
    344
  2. 2
    TIE

    41A Knot

    34
    284
  3. 3
    ACNE

    12D Proactiv target

    32
    233
  4. 4
    ATARI

    62A Onetime arcade giant

    28
    224
  5. 5
    AMEN

    46A Grace ender

    27
    296
  6. 6
    AFAR

    10A Quite a ways away

    25
    233
  7. 7
    ARES

    29D Belligerent Greek god

    21
    271
  8. 8
    SODA

    32D Coke or Pepsi

    21
    163
  9. 9
    STE

    5D Sault ___ Marie, Ont.

    20
    274
  10. 10
    EMAIL

    52D Kind of client

    19
    180
  11. 11
    HAS

    44A Possesses

    19
    175
  12. 12
    AER

    43D ___ Lingus

    19
    148
  13. 13
    OMAN

    19D Mideast's Gulf of ___

    17
    201
  14. 14
    LOL

    24D "Haha, u r hilarious"

    17
    132
  15. 15
    IRENE

    17A Memorable 2011 hurricane

    16
    208
  16. 16
    ICES

    39A Decorates, as a cake

    14
    120
  17. 17
    ILLS

    61A Woes

    14
    117
  18. 18
    RATS

    13D "Darn!"

    13
    142
  19. 19
    SAM

    9D Film character who was asked to "Play it"

    12
    155
  20. 20
    MICA

    16A Mineral in layers

    10
    74
  21. 21
    POLO

    54D Preppy shirt

    9
    98
  22. 22
    MIRE

    35A Mud

    9
    84
  23. 23
    HOME

    36A "Where the heart is"

    9
    64
  24. 24
    ONEUP

    3D Outdo

    9
    51
  25. 25
    OLDE

    60A Shoppe descriptor

    8
    106
  26. 26
    NEPAL

    50D Himalayan land

    8
    87
  27. 27
    COIN

    55A The Canadian loonie or toonie, e.g.

    8
    53
  28. 28
    MAV

    28A Dallas cager, informally

    8
    51
  29. 29
    UHOH

    31D "This doesn't look good"

    7
    95
  30. 30
    BEST

    64A Casual sign-off in a letter

    7
    90
  31. 31
    SEAM

    56A Meeting point for tailors?

    7
    89
  32. 32
    WAN

    27A Ashen

    7
    85
  33. 33
    MIN

    45A Max's opposite

    7
    62
  34. 34
    MANO

    45D Hand, to Javier

    6
    50
  35. 35
    SNOB

    53D Elitist sort

    5
    105
  36. 36
    SIB

    58D Bro or sis

    4
    69
  37. 37
    VEST

    30D Sweater ___

    4
    52
  38. 38
    NOELS

    49D Carolers' repertoire

    4
    43
  39. 39
    SPUN

    20A Like yarn

    4
    40
  40. 40
    PAH

    59D Musical syllable after "oom"

    4
    35
  41. 41
    BOYS

    63A Word before and after "will be"

    4
    32
  42. 42
    OOHED

    7D Expressed amazement

    4
    32
  43. 43
    SBARRO

    6D Pizza chain found in many food courts

    4
    21
  44. 44
    HALAL

    65A Opposite of 57-Across, to Muslims

    4
    17
  45. 45
    JAR

    34A Marmalade container

    3
    97
  46. 46
    JOE

    34D MSNBC's "Morning ___"

    3
    75
  47. 47
    MOJO

    26A Voodoo spell

    3
    34
  48. 48
    CRISP

    1D Cousin of a cobbler

    3
    29
  49. 49
    MALES

    22A Cock and bull

    3
    25
  50. 50
    USABLE

    31A In working order

    3
    22
  51. 51
    CAPRA

    51D Frank who directed "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington"

    2
    42
  52. 52
    SPAIN

    53A "Carmen" setting

    2
    32
  53. 53
    AMMAN

    10D Capital of Jordan

    2
    30
  54. 54
    CHOPS

    1A Musical talent, informally

    2
    19
  55. 55
    AHAMOMENT

    18A When you get it

    2
    8
  56. 56
    MRED

    21A Talking horse of 1960s TV

    1
    71
  57. 57
    HARPO

    2D One of the Marx Brothers

    1
    40
  58. 58
    AFIRST

    46D Something record-breaking

    1
    11
  59. 59
    RANIT debut

    14A Rehearsed a piece through from start to finish, in theater lingo

    1
    2
  60. 60
    SOTS

    6A Drunkards

    0
    66
  61. 61
    SANEST

    42A Most sensible

    0
    34
  62. 62
    BORA

    15A When doubled, a South Seas island

    0
    20
  63. 63
    POPPA

    59A Momma's partner

    0
    15
  64. 64
    SPORK

    37A Versatile eating implement

    0
    12
  65. 65
    BIKES

    48D Tour de France sights

    0
    8
  66. 66
    PINOCHLE

    38D Trick-taking game with a 48-card deck

    0
    8
  67. 67
    TRADEWAR

    8D It might involve mutual raising of tariffs

    0
    5
  68. 68
    FIELDMICE

    11D Dark brown rodents with long tails and large eyes

    0
    4
  69. 69
    MINNESOTA

    35D Garrison Keillor's home state

    0
    4
  70. 70
    PINNUMBER

    4D What's punched into an A.T.M., redundantly

    0
    4
  71. 71
    MAJESTIC

    21D ___ Theater, venue of "The Phantom of the Opera," the longest-running production in Broadway history

    0
    3
  72. 72
    MARKSMEN

    25D Crack shooters

    0
    2
  73. 73
    AMOSNANDY debut

    33D Old radio show set in Harlem

    0
    1
  74. 74
    NBACONFERENCE debut

    47A Eastern or Western, for hoopsters

    0
    1
  75. 75
    NONKOSHER debut

    57A Like the four things named in the circled squares

    0
    1
  76. 76
    POPULARDEMAND debut

    23A Something might be brought back by this

    0
    1