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Monday · 76 answers · 4 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ADO

    29D "Much ___ About Nothing"

    43
    477
  2. 2
    EDIT

    40D Rearrange, as text

    32
    302
  3. 3
    AMEN

    7D "I'll second that!"

    27
    296
  4. 4
    ONUS

    1A Burden of proof

    21
    197
  5. 5
    GEE

    33D "Huh, fancy that!"

    20
    200
  6. 6
    EERIE

    40A Like a haunted house

    19
    260
  7. 7
    EIRE

    56A Dublin's land

    18
    204
  8. 8
    ESL

    9D Immigrant's subj.

    18
    153
  9. 9
    AKIN

    59A Similar (to)

    18
    138
  10. 10
    OATS

    60A Grains used in Cheerios

    17
    133
  11. 11
    ARID

    51D Lacking rainfall

    16
    222
  12. 12
    REDS

    62A Wines like Beaujolais and Chianti

    16
    159
  13. 13
    TADA

    17A "Look how great I did!"

    16
    138
  14. 14
    ACTI

    36D Start of a play

    16
    129
  15. 15
    URDU

    3D Language of Pakistan

    15
    85
  16. 16
    EVIL

    32D Like Michael Myers of "Halloween"

    14
    208
  17. 17
    KEG

    31A Centerpiece of a beer bash

    14
    106
  18. 18
    ALARM

    29A Clock sound at 6 a.m., maybe

    14
    104
  19. 19
    OPTS

    1D Chooses (to)

    12
    132
  20. 20
    ICARE

    5A "Like ___" (remark dismissing concern)

    12
    45
  21. 21
    YENS

    52D Hankerings

    11
    123
  22. 22
    OOPS

    25D "My bad!"

    10
    104
  23. 23
    ACURA

    45D Honda luxury brand

    9
    80
  24. 24
    NEAT

    2D Tidy

    8
    224
  25. 25
    OBESE

    58A Seriously overweight

    8
    145
  26. 26
    PACE

    39A Tempo

    8
    98
  27. 27
    SLID

    10A Tried to steal second, maybe

    8
    70
  28. 28
    RAPT

    30A Engrossed

    7
    90
  29. 29
    WEAN

    23A Gradually withdraw, as from the bottle

    7
    42
  30. 30
    PERT

    14A Impudent

    6
    97
  31. 31
    WOK

    54D Stir-fry vessel

    6
    67
  32. 32
    MERIT

    46D Kind of badge for a boy scout

    5
    66
  33. 33
    LIEGE

    11D Feudal lord

    5
    49
  34. 34
    PARSE

    39D Analyze grammatically

    5
    46
  35. 35
    HAVE

    37A Possess

    4
    68
  36. 36
    NAMES

    15A Things called in roll call

    4
    43
  37. 37
    BREA

    49D La ___ Tar Pits

    4
    39
  38. 38
    SEGUE

    22A Smooth transition from one topic to the next

    4
    39
  39. 39
    AMIDST

    42D In the thick of

    4
    38
  40. 40
    CRIT

    57A Lit ___ (coll. course)

    4
    23
  41. 41
    DEKES

    13D Hockey feints

    4
    14
  42. 42
    ODS

    38A Takes too much, briefly

    3
    98
  43. 43
    CINE

    16A French film

    3
    51
  44. 44
    HAGS

    27D Witches

    3
    34
  45. 45
    SAMURAI

    44A Japanese warrior

    3
    10
  46. 46
    THAN

    24D Hotter ___ hell

    2
    66
  47. 47
    OBE

    55D U.K. award

    2
    61
  48. 48
    PARA

    35D Prefix with legal or trooper

    2
    57
  49. 49
    GERM

    21D Target for a disinfectant wipe

    2
    52
  50. 50
    MUIR

    47A "The Ghost and Mrs. ___" (1947 movie)

    2
    46
  51. 51
    KARL

    31D Marx who co-wrote "The Communist Manifesto"

    2
    41
  52. 52
    STARWARS

    4D Sci-fi movie that's inspired many a Halloween costume

    2
    12
  53. 53
    NURSES

    43D Ones patient with patients

    2
    11
  54. 54
    REL

    8D Seminary subj.

    1
    133
  55. 55
    CLOD

    26D Dirt clump

    1
    50
  56. 56
    DOGS

    34A Canines

    1
    38
  57. 57
    KEATS

    61A "Hyperion" poet John

    1
    29
  58. 58
    INSEAM

    5D Line down a pant leg

    1
    27
  59. 59
    CRIES

    28D Moans and groans, e.g.

    1
    19
  60. 60
    CSPOT

    19D Bill worth 100 smackers

    1
    19
  61. 61
    PAINS

    35A Aches and ___

    1
    13
  62. 62
    TOPLESS

    24A Wearing only a bottom

    1
    6
  63. 63
    DIKE

    50D Construction on the coast of Holland

    0
    28
  64. 64
    ACERS

    48A Super tennis servers

    0
    15
  65. 65
    SACCO

    44D Vanzetti's partner in 1920s crime

    0
    9
  66. 66
    CAPONS

    6D Chickens for roasting

    0
    6
  67. 67
    INCUS

    12D Ear bone

    0
    5
  68. 68
    SPELLCHECK

    18A Computer help for a witch?

    0
    5
  69. 69
    WARTSANDALL

    41A How one might be forced to accept a witch?

    0
    5
  70. 70
    SCHELL

    10D Actor Maximilian

    0
    4
  71. 71
    WURSTS

    41D German sausages

    0
    3
  72. 72
    BIRTHDAY

    49A July 4, for the United States

    0
    2
  73. 73
    STURGEON debut

    20A Fish that's a source of caviar

    0
    2
  74. 74
    CHARMSCHOOL debut

    26A Educational institution for witches?

    0
    1
  75. 75
    CURSEWORDS debut

    53A Utterances from witches?

    0
    1
  76. 76
    HEARHEAR debut

    37D "I'll second that!"

    0
    1