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Saturday · 70 answers · 10 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ROME

    23A So-called "Caput Mundi" ("Head of the World")

    19
    111
  2. 2
    AMA

    6D Org. for many residents

    15
    262
  3. 3
    PAM

    43A Competitor of Baker's Joy

    10
    94
  4. 4
    HAZE

    46A Confusion

    10
    53
  5. 5
    CRATE

    19A Bucket of bolts

    10
    52
  6. 6
    SONAR

    31D Whale facility

    9
    91
  7. 7
    PACE

    49D Distance unit of about 30 inches

    8
    98
  8. 8
    DIRE

    5D More than serious

    8
    91
  9. 9
    FLA

    22A Keys are found in it: Abbr.

    7
    69
  10. 10
    TSE

    47A "The Cocktail Party" inits.

    6
    228
  11. 11
    TIT

    51D European crested ___

    6
    81
  12. 12
    IDEST

    24A Phrase usually abbreviated

    5
    88
  13. 13
    TEHEE

    27D Tickling response

    5
    49
  14. 14
    COURT

    9D See 48-Across

    5
    19
  15. 15
    TOKEN

    28D Coin at an arcade

    4
    37
  16. 16
    NIGHT

    48A With 9-Down, hit sitcom of the 1980s-'90s

    4
    30
  17. 17
    NAVI

    48D Pandorans in "Avatar"

    4
    17
  18. 18
    MISER

    45A "Death and the ___" (Bosch painting in the National Gallery of Art)

    3
    34
  19. 19
    WEN

    53D ___ Jiabao, 2003-13 premier of China

    3
    17
  20. 20
    OZARK

    20A Central U.S.'s ___ Plateau

    2
    34
  21. 21
    TWINE

    30D Packing supply

    2
    26
  22. 22
    USONE

    41A Rte. that ends in 22-Across

    2
    18
  23. 23
    KNEEPAD

    57A One of a pair a gardener might wear

    2
    15
  24. 24
    SUCK

    10D Be lousy

    2
    9
  25. 25
    DARIEN

    34A Town in Connecticut's Gold Coast

    2
    7
  26. 26
    HARTE

    46D "The Outcasts of Poker Flat" author

    1
    32
  27. 27
    ELITIST

    56A Commoner contemner

    1
    18
  28. 28
    TURNS

    28A Succession in a board game

    1
    17
  29. 29
    DIVAN

    42A Lounge piece

    1
    15
  30. 30
    QUIET

    25D Classroom command

    1
    14
  31. 31
    MIKES

    45D Studio equipment

    1
    12
  32. 32
    SOISEE

    31A "Clearly!"

    1
    12
  33. 33
    AGELINE

    13D Crow's-foot, e.g.

    1
    5
  34. 34
    OUTTAKE

    50A It could be a blooper

    1
    5
  35. 35
    SAMEDAY

    1A Even faster than overnight

    1
    5
  36. 36
    ECSEGAR

    8A Creator of Bluto and Wimpy

    1
    4
  37. 37
    RERAISE debut

    14D Aggressive poker play

    1
    4
  38. 38
    PANIN

    49A Prepare for a close-up

    1
    3
  39. 39
    SEACRAB debut

    1D Marine 10-legger

    1
    3
  40. 40
    ASE

    26A Polymer add-on?

    0
    79
  41. 41
    ERI

    11D Form of the Italian verb "to be"

    0
    76
  42. 42
    ENOTE

    4D Line online

    0
    23
  43. 43
    OUSE

    44A River of York

    0
    22
  44. 44
    QEII

    25A Longtime Cunard flagship, for short

    0
    16
  45. 45
    DIGEST

    42D Think over

    0
    13
  46. 46
    ASUSUAL

    35D Predictably

    0
    12
  47. 47
    AXLROSE

    2D "Welcome to the Jungle" singer, 1988

    0
    11
  48. 48
    FINETUNE

    37A Tweak

    0
    10
  49. 49
    COURAGE

    16A Heart

    0
    9
  50. 50
    ALDORAY

    17A He played an escaped convict in "We're No Angels"

    0
    7
  51. 51
    LECTURE

    55A School address

    0
    6
  52. 52
    AWARDED

    52A Like stars in a review

    0
    5
  53. 53
    ECLASS

    8D Mid-luxury Mercedes-Benz line

    0
    5
  54. 54
    EMENDED

    40D Like first drafts, usually

    0
    5
  55. 55
    MADAMES

    3D Marie Curie and Irène Joliot-Curie, e.g.

    0
    5
  56. 56
    JIVETALK

    33D Cat's tongue

    0
    4
  57. 57
    LUCIFER

    18A Bad representation?

    0
    4
  58. 58
    ZEBRAFISH debut

    21D Aquarium denizen with horizontal stripes

    0
    4
  59. 59
    WHATAJOKE

    32A "How ludicrous!"

    0
    3
  60. 60
    BESTEVER debut

    29A One for the record books

    0
    2
  61. 61
    DUOTONE

    34D Photoshop color effect

    0
    2
  62. 62
    IRVAN

    24D 1991 Daytona 500 winner Ernie

    0
    2
  63. 63
    NATIVES debut

    54A Longtime locals

    0
    2
  64. 64
    NAZIERA

    39D It ended after W.W. II

    0
    2
  65. 65
    TRIBS

    27A The Allegheny and Wabash, to the Ohio: Abbr.

    0
    2
  66. 66
    EXANIMO debut

    15A From the heart, in Latin

    0
    1
  67. 67
    GAFFERS debut

    12D Set electricians

    0
    1
  68. 68
    ROSETTI debut

    36D Mozart contemporary Antonio ___

    0
    1
  69. 69
    UPANDUP debut

    38D Honest or respectable course

    0
    1
  70. 70
    YOYODIET debut

    7D Go in and out of middle management?

    0
    1