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Tuesday · 78 answers · 2 debuts

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

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    AHA

    34D "Now I get it!"

    40
    379
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    EWE

    36D Farm female

    31
    302
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    TIL

    30D Up to, informally

    29
    169
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    ALL

    21D The whole ball of wax

    28
    299
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    ANO

    21A Julio is part of it

    25
    216
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    ENT

    11A Tolkien's Treebeard, e.g.

    24
    222
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    CPA

    9D H&R Block V.I.P.

    19
    189
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    TEL

    35D ___ Aviv

    17
    183
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    ANAL

    25D Way too uptight

    17
    67
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    AMASS

    17A Aggregate

    16
    135
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    TSKS

    39D Sounds of disapproval

    15
    63
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    SRS

    29D H.S. students getting ready for college

    14
    209
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    NIA

    16A Actress Vardalos

    13
    138
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    APB

    8D Police dept. alert

    11
    94
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    EEO

    62A Fair-hiring letters

    10
    76
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    ITSME

    54D "Who's there?" response

    10
    70
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    NIECE

    12D Eleanor Roosevelt, to Theodore

    9
    104
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    LIMO

    7D Prom night rental

    9
    101
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    SAND

    38D Composition of dunes

    9
    86
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    MII

    60D The year 1002

    9
    34
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    RIGA

    37A Baltic capital

    8
    86
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    LOW

    61D Setting for simmering

    8
    72
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    GAY

    56A Part of L.G.B.T.

    8
    48
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    SHALE

    43A *Sedimentary rock

    8
    44
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    PITT

    57A The Panthers of the A.C.C.

    7
    58
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    STOAT

    53D Brown ermine

    7
    51
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    OCCAM

    64A Creator of a logical "razor"

    7
    31
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    ERN

    65A Coastal raptor

    6
    177
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    STALE

    38A *Hackneyed

    6
    84
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    CASTE

    4D Social standing

    6
    51
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    VAST

    20A Widespread

    5
    45
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    ABASH

    3D Embarrass

    5
    39
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    AWGEE

    47D "Shucks!"

    5
    30
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    ORANGE

    45D Grand Marnier flavor

    4
    72
  35. 35
    CHEW

    40A Not just bite and swallow

    4
    42
  36. 36
    BRAVO

    1D "Congratulations!"

    4
    31
  37. 37
    CANON

    49D Big name in cameras and copiers

    4
    30
  38. 38
    MOLE

    26D Insider informant

    3
    80
  39. 39
    STALK

    29A *Celery unit

    3
    29
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    SHEER

    48D See-through

    3
    28
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    RICCI

    52D Perfumer Nina

    3
    27
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    WHITE

    67A *Other side of a 23-Across piece

    3
    20
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    KGS

    5D Metric measures: Abbr.

    3
    12
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    ENIAC

    11D Pioneering computer of the 1940s

    2
    59
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    EPOCH

    51D Notable time period

    2
    49
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    APING

    63A Mimic's ability

    2
    30
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    OTHELLO

    23A Disc-flipping board game hinted at by a word ladder formed by the answers to the nine starred clues

    2
    29
  48. 48
    TEY

    46D Josephine who wrote "The Daughter of Time"

    2
    25
  49. 49
    WHALE

    55A *Pinocchio swallower

    2
    24
  50. 50
    BLACK

    1A *One side of a 23-Across piece

    2
    18
  51. 51
    STACK

    22A *Formation of poker chips

    2
    13
  52. 52
    WHILE

    66A *"___ England Slept" (1938 Churchill book)

    2
    6
  53. 53
    AGA

    31D ___ Khan

    1
    132
  54. 54
    STENOS

    6D Trial figures

    1
    55
  55. 55
    TASKS

    13D Items on a to-do list

    1
    25
  56. 56
    ELSINORE

    27A Where "Hamlet" opens

    1
    17
  57. 57
    SLAPDASH

    41A Haphazard

    1
    13
  58. 58
    TIPPI

    15A Hedren of "The Birds"

    1
    11
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    REVERSI

    50A Another name for 23-Across

    1
    8
  60. 60
    SLACK

    6A *Leeway

    1
    8
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    EPH

    59D Book between Galatians and Philippians: Abbr.

    0
    21
  62. 62
    LEK

    24D Albanian currency

    0
    18
  63. 63
    STRETCH

    19D Something to do immediately after waking up

    0
    17
  64. 64
    GENL

    56D Robt. E. Lee, e.g.

    0
    16
  65. 65
    ICAHN

    28D Corporate raider Carl

    0
    16
  66. 66
    ASCENDS

    47A Moves heavenward

    0
    10
  67. 67
    KISSERS

    10D Mouths, slangily

    0
    7
  68. 68
    LOCOS

    61A Nut jobs

    0
    6
  69. 69
    LEMAT

    2D Actor Paul of "American Graffiti"

    0
    5
  70. 70
    REBAG

    14A Switch from plastic to paper, say

    0
    5
  71. 71
    SEV

    43D A few: Abbr.

    0
    5
  72. 72
    AMERCES

    25A Slaps with a court fine

    0
    4
  73. 73
    BANKNOTE

    44A Dollar bill, e.g.

    0
    2
  74. 74
    CALSTATE

    33A Largest U.S. univ. system

    0
    2
  75. 75
    DANELAW

    42D Rules in force in England before the Norman conquest

    0
    2
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    LAPBELT

    32D Airplane seat restraint

    0
    2
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    EMBASSIES debut

    18A Buildings in a Washington, D.C., "row"

    0
    1
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    GENTLEMEN debut

    58A Twosome in a Shakespeare title

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    1