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Monday · 78 answers · 3 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ALA

    39A Pie ___ mode

    58
    513
  2. 2
    OLE

    64D Bullfight cheer

    54
    525
  3. 3
    OREO

    59D Nabisco snack since 1912

    45
    408
  4. 4
    ERE

    5D "But I heard him exclaim, ___ he drove out of sight ..."

    43
    602
  5. 5
    ELSE

    21D "Anything ___?"

    43
    440
  6. 6
    NEO

    68A Prefix with natal or classical

    43
    332
  7. 7
    ASIA

    45A ___-Pacific (geopolitical region)

    38
    350
  8. 8
    ARI

    14A Man's name that's an investment spelled backward

    36
    378
  9. 9
    LED

    62D Was in front

    34
    222
  10. 10
    ARIA

    2D Song for a diva

    30
    446
  11. 11
    ALL

    54A Every last drop

    28
    299
  12. 12
    SLY

    28D Underhanded

    24
    264
  13. 13
    SON

    71A One who might follow into a family business

    24
    213
  14. 14
    IDOL

    16A Revered one

    23
    293
  15. 15
    ENYA

    7D One-named Irish singer

    22
    161
  16. 16
    ALAMO

    24A Texas landmark to "remember"

    20
    181
  17. 17
    EDIE

    66A Actress Falco of "Nurse Jackie"

    19
    190
  18. 18
    HAS

    1A Possesses

    19
    175
  19. 19
    ORO

    65A Guadalajara gold

    16
    231
  20. 20
    NEMO

    57D Pixar's "Finding ___"

    16
    156
  21. 21
    IMAC

    56D Apple on a desk

    16
    154
  22. 22
    RAIN

    55A Parade spoiler

    16
    139
  23. 23
    CLAM

    29D Tight-lipped sort

    14
    86
  24. 24
    RAW

    6D Uncooked

    12
    139
  25. 25
    PIN

    23A Bowling target

    12
    103
  26. 26
    LID

    17A Pot's cover

    12
    102
  27. 27
    ADEPT

    11D Highly capable

    12
    88
  28. 28
    REED

    69A Clarinet or sax

    11
    187
  29. 29
    ROLE

    30D Part to play

    11
    165
  30. 30
    ELKS

    38D Civic-minded group

    11
    103
  31. 31
    AGER

    8D Ending with golden or teen

    10
    108
  32. 32
    IDIOM

    58A "Piece of cake" or "easy as pie"

    10
    68
  33. 33
    VAL

    42A Batman portrayer Kilmer

    8
    83
  34. 34
    MOON

    60D It has phases that are represented by the starts of 18-, 29-, 47- and 61-Across ... and by 1-Down

    8
    70
  35. 35
    ELUDE

    51D Give the slip

    7
    87
  36. 36
    LAMB

    10A Ewe's offspring

    7
    74
  37. 37
    ELLIE

    52D Actress Kemper of "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt"

    6
    72
  38. 38
    STRUT

    53A Walk with a swagger

    6
    47
  39. 39
    HART

    41D Male deer

    6
    44
  40. 40
    TRUST

    31D Be confident in

    6
    28
  41. 41
    LOSE

    33A Misplace

    5
    102
  42. 42
    WERE

    34A "The Way We ___"

    5
    91
  43. 43
    MERIT

    43A Deserve

    5
    66
  44. 44
    LINK

    46A Something to click online

    5
    27
  45. 45
    ORANGE

    15A Pumpkin color

    4
    72
  46. 46
    HALF

    1D 50%

    4
    67
  47. 47
    LIS

    10D Fleur-de-___

    4
    61
  48. 48
    TAMALE

    67A "Hot" Mexican dish

    4
    45
  49. 49
    YANK

    37D Pull hard

    4
    35
  50. 50
    JAR

    63D Pickle holder

    3
    97
  51. 51
    IQS

    44D Mensa stats

    3
    61
  52. 52
    SAFER

    50D More secure

    3
    46
  53. 53
    FACET

    20A Side of a diamond

    3
    26
  54. 54
    MYEYE

    35A "Yeah, right!"

    3
    18
  55. 55
    TASTED

    27A Sampled

    3
    14
  56. 56
    LAUD

    46D Lavish praise on

    2
    45
  57. 57
    BLEND

    13D Mix

    2
    21
  58. 58
    ARNE

    22A Thomas ___, "Rule, Britannia" composer

    1
    93
  59. 59
    LEANTO

    9D Makeshift shelter

    1
    45
  60. 60
    SEESAW

    50A Teeter-totter

    1
    42
  61. 61
    MEWL

    25D Whimper like a baby

    1
    38
  62. 62
    CEREAL

    4A Grape-Nuts or Apple Jacks

    1
    22
  63. 63
    AWAITS

    48D Hangs around for

    1
    15
  64. 64
    REALMS

    19D Kingdoms

    1
    12
  65. 65
    STUART

    40D Fictional mouse ___ Little

    1
    11
  66. 66
    SLEUTHS

    40A Detectives

    1
    4
  67. 67
    CRESCENTROLL

    29A Curved Pillsbury item

    1
    3
  68. 68
    NEWYEARSEVE debut

    18A Traditional night for partying

    1
    2
  69. 69
    MOVIE

    12D Multiplex offering

    0
    29
  70. 70
    SCORED

    70A Crossed home plate, say

    0
    15
  71. 71
    RETIES

    32D Fixes, as shoelaces

    0
    7
  72. 72
    CONTAC

    4D Popular cold and flu medicine

    0
    6
  73. 73
    ONEEAR

    26D Like most Bluetooth headsets

    0
    6
  74. 74
    SIDCAESAR

    3D Early TV comic known for "Your Show of Shows"

    0
    5
  75. 75
    BRIBED

    49D Gave some money under the table

    0
    3
  76. 76
    EVICTIONS

    36D Forcible removals, as of tenants

    0
    3
  77. 77
    FULLTIMEJOB debut

    61A 40-hour-a-week work

    0
    1
  78. 78
    QUARTERBACKS debut

    47A Ones calling the plays

    0
    1