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Friday · 71 answers · 11 debuts

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

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    EDEN

    12D Setting for paintings by Tintoretto and Hieronymus Bosch

    42
    457
  2. 2
    ERIC

    5D Ivanka's younger brother

    17
    251
  3. 3
    INA

    45A Like Beethoven's Symphony No. 7

    17
    178
  4. 4
    SLAP

    53D Quickly put (together)

    17
    123
  5. 5
    WEE

    59A Baby

    16
    165
  6. 6
    RIA

    47A Drowned valley, maybe

    14
    128
  7. 7
    ASONE

    34D In concert

    13
    118
  8. 8
    AFT

    28A Back on the plane?

    12
    144
  9. 9
    ATTN

    44D Memo abbr.

    11
    134
  10. 10
    ORR

    8D Crash-prone "Catch-22" pilot

    10
    235
  11. 11
    LIST

    16D Manifest, e.g.

    10
    86
  12. 12
    YEOH

    51D Michelle of "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon"

    9
    18
  13. 13
    RELIC

    36D Collector's item

    8
    78
  14. 14
    PEC

    42A Incline press target, briefly

    8
    64
  15. 15
    ARGUE

    58A Cross swords

    8
    61
  16. 16
    ASHES

    49D Grate expectations?

    7
    109
  17. 17
    HEX

    11A Voodoo doll action

    7
    69
  18. 18
    ODEON

    2D Classic theater name

    7
    59
  19. 19
    IMON

    9D "It's showtime!"

    7
    39
  20. 20
    ONS

    21A Current positions?

    6
    90
  21. 21
    LONG

    35D Word before ball or shot

    6
    60
  22. 22
    PARR

    54D Henry VIII's sixth

    6
    50
  23. 23
    SEL

    40A French seasoning

    5
    71
  24. 24
    BCE

    41A Pre-A.D.

    5
    28
  25. 25
    HALTS

    31D Doesn't proceed

    5
    18
  26. 26
    DIVA

    4D Agent's handful, say

    4
    82
  27. 27
    MOB

    26A Black Friday scene

    4
    77
  28. 28
    TATER

    30D Four-bagger

    4
    51
  29. 29
    HEW

    55D Fell

    4
    43
  30. 30
    HEIDI

    24D 1937 Shirley Temple title role

    4
    35
  31. 31
    ROUGE

    47D Compact item

    3
    28
  32. 32
    ETH

    23A Old-fashioned verb suffix

    2
    111
  33. 33
    ADAIR

    14A "Robin ___" (old Irish ballad)

    2
    36
  34. 34
    SPOIL

    6A Baby

    2
    35
  35. 35
    FIONA

    29D Apple on an iPod, maybe

    2
    26
  36. 36
    GUTSY

    50A Full of moxie

    2
    15
  37. 37
    ITALO

    45D ___ Balbo, right-hand man to Mussolini

    1
    67
  38. 38
    SMELT

    6D Silvery fish

    1
    62
  39. 39
    XER

    13D Gen ___

    1
    53
  40. 40
    JAI

    43A "___ Ho" ("Slumdog Millionaire" song)

    1
    26
  41. 41
    NARCS

    3D Crack investigators?

    1
    26
  42. 42
    GAGE

    50D Bunker Hill general

    1
    14
  43. 43
    NISAN

    20A Passover month

    1
    14
  44. 44
    ITGUY

    48D He can help after a crash

    1
    13
  45. 45
    PREYS

    61A Victimizes, with "on"

    1
    10
  46. 46
    PHLOX

    60A Flower known to attract butterflies

    1
    6
  47. 47
    HOTELCALIFORNIA debut

    31A Server of pink champagne on ice, in song

    1
    4
  48. 48
    PAPAL

    7D Like some bulls

    0
    33
  49. 49
    PTL

    22A Scandalous '80s initials

    0
    26
  50. 50
    MINTS

    26D Postprandial handouts

    0
    23
  51. 51
    LDL

    56D Bad cholesterol letters

    0
    14
  52. 52
    COCACOLA

    19A Big name in pop

    0
    13
  53. 53
    CONDE

    1A ___ Nast, publisher of Vogue

    0
    12
  54. 54
    HEA

    24A "Isn't ___ bit like you and me?" (Beatles lyric)

    0
    11
  55. 55
    ORARE

    32D "Laborare est ___" (Masonic motto)

    0
    7
  56. 56
    TOSSPOTS

    52A Sponges

    0
    5
  57. 57
    CASCO

    1D Maine's ___ Bay

    0
    4
  58. 58
    LAIDITONTHELINE

    38A Spoke forthrightly

    0
    4
  59. 59
    COPACETIC

    18D Fine and dandy

    0
    3
  60. 60
    HADTHELASTLAUGH

    55A Was vindicated

    0
    3
  61. 61
    ARRIVESONTHEDOT debut

    37A Is perfectly punctual

    0
    2
  62. 62
    ELVINBISHOP

    25D "Fooled Around and Fell in Love" hitmaker of 1976

    0
    2
  63. 63
    MARMALADE debut

    15A Bittersweet spread

    0
    2
  64. 64
    TRAININGSEMINAR debut

    39A Workshop

    0
    2
  65. 65
    EGGNOODLE debut

    57A Pasta strip

    0
    1
  66. 66
    HADAHANDIN debut

    11D Was involved with

    0
    1
  67. 67
    LAVIEBOHEME debut

    10D "Rent" showstopper

    0
    1
  68. 68
    NOSEX debut

    46D "___ Please, We're British" (1971 stage farce)

    0
    1
  69. 69
    OFTHEPAST debut

    27D Olden

    0
    1
  70. 70
    SERVICEPROVIDER debut

    17A Company concerned with net profits?

    0
    1
  71. 71
    TRIALJUDGE debut

    33D One calling the shots on court?

    0
    1