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Thursday · 70 answers · 3 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ERR

    56D Foozle

    54
    522
  2. 2
    ERAS

    5D Some are named after presidents

    38
    295
  3. 3
    SAT

    24A Subject of some prep classes

    35
    284
  4. 4
    ANA

    36A Santa ___

    33
    367
  5. 5
    IMO

    57D "If you ask me ...," in texts

    29
    107
  6. 6
    ATARI

    26D Old video game maker

    28
    224
  7. 7
    IOTA

    47A Tiny bit

    25
    243
  8. 8
    TED

    4A ___ Conference

    22
    245
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    SIRI

    51D Voice-activated assistant

    21
    77
  10. 10
    ANON

    52D Like Mr. X, but not Malcolm X

    20
    275
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    RNS

    46A Ones attending to patients, for short

    19
    126
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    BRO

    61A "Dude!"

    18
    147
  13. 13
    KEN

    62A ___ doll

    18
    144
  14. 14
    ACID

    7D Biting

    17
    159
  15. 15
    BAN

    35A Government stance on texting while driving

    13
    125
  16. 16
    APART

    7A Word following 1-/4-Across, appropriately

    12
    110
  17. 17
    AVEC

    9D With, to Renoir

    12
    81
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    TACO

    4D Entree in a shell

    11
    154
  19. 19
    DEBT

    6D Something a shopaholic might be in

    11
    98
  20. 20
    DOSE

    45A Give meds

    11
    88
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    RESTS

    29D Times when musicians don't play

    11
    86
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    NAB

    55D Arrest

    10
    136
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    REBA

    10D Onetime CW sitcom

    10
    132
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    BUS

    1A Route follower

    10
    100
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    SAX

    3D Instrument in swing

    9
    76
  26. 26
    BUT

    1D "___ how?" (words of disbelief)

    9
    44
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    UNA

    2D Spanish article

    8
    115
  28. 28
    POKE

    8D Put a finger on, in a way

    8
    57
  29. 29
    LOST

    19A Going "Huh?!?"

    6
    82
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    ADEN

    50D Gulf of ___ (waters off the coast of Djibouti)

    5
    163
  31. 31
    ALPHA

    30D Leader of the pack

    5
    82
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    SPLIT

    37A Word following 35-/36-Across, appropriately

    5
    57
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    CRAW

    54D Where annoying things stick

    5
    45
  34. 34
    SNAGS

    28D Hitches

    5
    37
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    DONUT

    27D Coffee shop offering

    5
    34
  36. 36
    HOPS

    21A Brewing need

    4
    29
  37. 37
    OHOK

    48D "Well, I guess"

    4
    17
  38. 38
    TELE

    49D Marketer's start?

    3
    103
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    ONTARIO

    22D Its postal codes start with K, L, M, N and P - but, oddly, not O

    2
    30
  40. 40
    AREARUG

    38A Throw on the floor

    2
    26
  41. 41
    PLANETS

    23D Well-known octet

    2
    14
  42. 42
    IKEBANA

    18A Japanese flower-arranging art

    2
    9
  43. 43
    ROLAIDS

    60A Antacid brand

    2
    9
  44. 44
    WILSON

    13D Big brand of sports equipment

    2
    8
  45. 45
    INTWO

    63A Words following 61-/62-Across, appropriately

    1
    18
  46. 46
    ELAPSED

    34A Slipped by

    1
    12
  47. 47
    RAGTIME

    29A Some piano music

    1
    11
  48. 48
    MASERS

    42D Atomic clock components

    1
    4
  49. 49
    NEIGHED

    55A Called from a stall, say

    1
    3
  50. 50
    DOLT

    53D Dummy

    0
    47
  51. 51
    GALEN

    31D Ancient physician

    0
    18
  52. 52
    UNAWARE

    12A Not clued in

    0
    16
  53. 53
    INORDER

    58A Sequentially

    0
    12
  54. 54
    SANGRIA

    44A Fruity libation

    0
    12
  55. 55
    ARMHOLE

    59A What you might accidentally try to put your head through when getting into a sweater

    0
    11
  56. 56
    TAXICAB

    17A Its distance is measured within a meter

    0
    9
  57. 57
    RINSED

    41D Cleaned just before drying

    0
    8
  58. 58
    UNTAME

    15D Savage

    0
    7
  59. 59
    AWEIGH

    39D Out of bed, in a way?

    0
    6
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    DECANTS

    20A Pours a certain way

    0
    6
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    NITWITS

    43A Lamebrains

    0
    6
  62. 62
    SADCASE

    51A Pity evoker

    0
    6
  63. 63
    UNLOADS

    25A Vents frustration

    0
    6
  64. 64
    PASTED

    16D Walloped

    0
    5
  65. 65
    STANTON

    33A Edwin M. ___, war secretary under Lincoln

    0
    5
  66. 66
    COVERUP

    14A The scandal of Watergate, essentially

    0
    3
  67. 67
    TRANSISTORRADIO

    11D It could carry a tune in the 1950s

    0
    3
  68. 68
    THENORM debut

    40A How things typically are

    0
    2
  69. 69
    TPING debut

    32D Pulling a prank outside a house

    0
    2
  70. 70
    HUSBAND debut

    21D Subject of an old wives' tale?

    0
    1