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Monday · 76 answers · 2 debuts

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

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    OLE

    23A Encouragement for a matador

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    525
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    ODOR

    43A Gym locker emanation

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    344
  3. 3
    ACT

    10D One of two in "Hamilton"

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    302
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    APT

    58A Like the name "Robin Banks" for a criminal

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    217
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    ASEA

    44A On the briny

    22
    326
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    DRE

    6D "Forgot About ___" (2000 rap hit)

    22
    175
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    STE

    28A Abbr. in an office address

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    274
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    NANA

    30D Grandmother, affectionately

    19
    142
  9. 9
    OMAN

    32D Muscat is its capital

    17
    201
  10. 10
    EARN

    59A Make, as money

    17
    185
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    LAS

    53A "Leaving ___ Vegas"

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    173
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    OAK

    63D Tree with acorns

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    152
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    RIG

    50A Fix, as an election

    16
    114
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    CDS

    65D Successors to LPs

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    147
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    RID

    26A Relieved (of)

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    148
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    ATMS

    33A Places to get quick cash

    12
    119
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    RETRO

    25D Back in style

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    109
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    TODO

    66A Title of a list of errands

    12
    103
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    SNAG

    69A Sudden problem in a plan

    11
    112
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    AYN

    47D Novelist Rand

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    98
  21. 21
    ANGLE

    56D Something acute or obtuse

    10
    76
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    ERNIE

    55D "Sesame Street" character long rumored to be Bert's lover

    9
    163
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    ABIT

    22A Somewhat

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    100
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    MID

    34D Prefix with life or wife

    9
    70
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    TEENS

    71A Ariana Grande's fan base, mostly

    8
    86
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    NOG

    62D Holiday drink

    7
    87
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    SEEK

    70A Look for

    7
    54
  28. 28
    SOX

    1D "Red" or "White" baseball team

    7
    50
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    ANTIC

    64A Bit of clowning around

    6
    94
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    CLAP

    16A Applaud

    6
    84
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    DAME

    6A Agatha Christie or Maggie Smith

    5
    69
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    STELMO

    19D Sailor's patron

    5
    25
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    VPS

    27A Biden and Pence, informally

    5
    23
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    ELAINE

    9D "Seinfeld" character who wrote for the J. Peterman catalog

    4
    101
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    PRY

    52A Be nosy

    4
    68
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    EPICS

    60A Grand stories

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    48
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    CATO

    31A Stoic politician of ancient Rome

    4
    46
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    SCORN

    35D Look down on

    4
    33
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    SCROD

    68A Fish typically split before cooking

    3
    38
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    EMAILS

    49D Inbox buildup

    3
    30
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    MINCE

    57D Chop finely

    3
    29
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    RIAL

    15A Iranian currency

    2
    81
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    ELNINO

    29A Pacific source of unusual weather

    2
    71
  44. 44
    LEERS

    20A Unwelcome looks

    2
    50
  45. 45
    AIMAT

    7D Put in the cross hairs

    2
    47
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    SETAT

    21D Start to attack

    2
    40
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    AFTS

    10A Times past noon, informally

    2
    37
  48. 48
    LILA

    67A ___ Wallace, co-founder of Reader's Digest

    2
    34
  49. 49
    OCTAD

    40A Group of eight

    2
    30
  50. 50
    MATES

    36A Chess endings

    2
    27
  51. 51
    SPEEDOS

    13D Racer's swimwear

    2
    14
  52. 52
    SNORTS

    5D Laughs through the nose

    2
    13
  53. 53
    OHFUN

    14A "Sounds exciting ..."

    2
    9
  54. 54
    CHALUPA

    2D Deep-fried Mexican dish

    2
    6
  55. 55
    IMEANCOMEON

    54A "Puh-LEEZE!"

    2
    6
  56. 56
    SCAMS

    1A Ponzi schemes, e.g.

    1
    25
  57. 57
    XACTO

    17A Cutting-edge brand?

    1
    25
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    TOSTADA

    42D Deep-fried Mexican dish

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    17
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    BLONDE

    48A "Legally ___" (Reese Witherspoon film)

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    16
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    QVC

    24D Home shopping inits.

    1
    16
  61. 61
    EROSION

    46D Natural process illustrated by the last words of 18-, 24-, 37-, 54- and 61-Across

    1
    15
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    EDDIED

    38D Swirled

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    10
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    SPECTRE

    45D Bond film after "Skyfall"

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    6
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    GOPAST

    51D Exceed

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    4
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    OBLASTS debut

    40D Administrative regions in Russia

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    2
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    TRICE

    39D Jiffy

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    21
  67. 67
    MAMBO

    8D Caribbean ballroom dance

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    14
  68. 68
    TANLINE

    12D What sunning in a swimsuit leaves

    0
    14
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    FLOORIT

    11D Go from 0 to 60, say

    0
    7
  70. 70
    STANDINGO

    61A Enthusiastic audience response, informally

    0
    6
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    AFCEAST

    3D Div. for the N.F.L.'s Jets

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    5
  72. 72
    CLAPTON

    41D Eric who sang "Layla"

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    4
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    EMMASTONE

    18A 2016 Best Actress Oscar winner for "La La Land"

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    4
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    MUTER

    4D Less talkative

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    4
  75. 75
    QUARTERTONE

    24A Half of a half step in music

    0
    2
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    METRICTON debut

    37A Weight unit equal to about 2,205 pounds

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    1