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Monday · 76 answers · 6 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ATE

    56D Breakfasted or lunched

    76
    598
  2. 2
    ONE

    13D Tip jar bill

    64
    613
  3. 3
    EEL

    45A Snakelike fish

    53
    487
  4. 4
    ROE

    43A ___ v. Wade

    33
    283
  5. 5
    TIL

    12D Michael Jackson's "Don't Stop ___ You Get Enough"

    29
    169
  6. 6
    OTS

    11D Settlers of tied games, for short

    21
    128
  7. 7
    OUI

    38A Sí : Spain :: ___ : France

    20
    131
  8. 8
    AIL

    17A Be sick

    19
    191
  9. 9
    MAE

    62A Fannie ___ (mortgage company)

    18
    181
  10. 10
    AISLE

    19A Preferred seat request in an airplane

    16
    140
  11. 11
    AMASS

    1D Stockpile

    16
    135
  12. 12
    MSN

    55D AOL alternative

    15
    73
  13. 13
    ARF

    1A Sound from a pound

    14
    153
  14. 14
    LOU

    31A Baseball's Gehrig

    12
    139
  15. 15
    SAW

    57D Wise old saying ... like the first words of 20-, 32-, 41- and 52-Across

    12
    114
  16. 16
    MAO

    14A ___ Zedong

    11
    141
  17. 17
    IDOLS

    47D Personal heroes

    10
    55
  18. 18
    EPS

    65A Midlength records, for short

    10
    54
  19. 19
    AIMS

    40A Objectives

    8
    73
  20. 20
    AEIOU

    33D "Wheel of Fortune" purchases

    8
    60
  21. 21
    IVAN

    22D ___ the Terrible

    7
    135
  22. 22
    WES

    28A Horror director Craven

    7
    113
  23. 23
    YRS

    59A Soph. and jr.

    7
    97
  24. 24
    STRAP

    50D Pocketbook part

    7
    81
  25. 25
    RUSE

    41D Trick

    7
    77
  26. 26
    ALLIN

    6D Like a poker player who's either very confident or really bluffing

    7
    50
  27. 27
    COAT

    29A Warm winter wear

    6
    89
  28. 28
    BLOC

    7D Like-minded voting group

    6
    86
  29. 29
    STALL

    60A Bathroom unit

    6
    54
  30. 30
    OWIE

    30D Injury, in totspeak

    6
    53
  31. 31
    GIANT

    39A "Fee-fi-fo-fum" sayer

    6
    41
  32. 32
    MASON

    55A Bricklayer, e.g.

    4
    48
  33. 33
    PHOTO

    9A Snapshot

    4
    41
  34. 34
    SINK

    8D Swim's alternative

    4
    31
  35. 35
    OHGEE

    48D "Well, shucks!"

    4
    18
  36. 36
    COUNT

    29D Go "1, 2, 3, 4 ..."

    4
    12
  37. 37
    ESSES

    51D Slalom curves

    3
    114
  38. 38
    PLUS

    53D +

    3
    70
  39. 39
    TAMER

    34D Circus whip-cracker

    3
    45
  40. 40
    OUSTS

    27D Ejects

    3
    44
  41. 41
    CLEAN

    25D Fresh from the laundry

    3
    40
  42. 42
    SHEEN

    64A Glossy finish

    3
    38
  43. 43
    LETIN

    16A Open the door for

    3
    28
  44. 44
    ROUND

    26D Circular

    3
    26
  45. 45
    TESH

    54D Pianist/radio host John

    2
    51
  46. 46
    ORLON

    18A Drip-dry fabric

    2
    50
  47. 47
    FOLIO

    3D First ___ (Shakespeare volume)

    2
    25
  48. 48
    PLANET

    9D Mercury or Mars

    2
    19
  49. 49
    MILLI

    15A ___ Vanilli, group with three #1 hits in 1989

    2
    13
  50. 50
    KEENLY

    44D With enthusiasm

    2
    5
  51. 51
    DOUR

    35D Gloomy

    1
    43
  52. 52
    RAITT

    2D Bonnie who sang "I Can't Make You Love Me"

    1
    39
  53. 53
    DEUS

    36A ___ ex machina

    1
    36
  54. 54
    RHYME

    49D What the first, second and fifth lines in a limerick do

    1
    23
  55. 55
    SAABS

    4A Discontinued Swedish cars

    1
    19
  56. 56
    KURT

    44A Author Vonnegut

    1
    17
  57. 57
    NEWSY

    63A Full of the latest

    1
    17
  58. 58
    LEGUP

    58A Slight advantage

    1
    15
  59. 59
    WHARF

    32D Where ships dock

    1
    15
  60. 60
    DIALOG

    36D Conversation

    1
    13
  61. 61
    HEARS

    37A Listens to

    1
    13
  62. 62
    REROUTE

    42D Send on a detour, say

    1
    10
  63. 63
    VELCRO

    24A Laceless shoe fastener

    1
    10
  64. 64
    AIRKISS

    5D Simulated smooch

    1
    9
  65. 65
    USETO

    61A Be of ___ (avail)

    1
    9
  66. 66
    FURIES

    46A Avenging spirits of Greek myth

    1
    5
  67. 67
    STOODIN

    23A Substituted (for)

    0
    9
  68. 68
    HEIGL

    10D Katherine of "27 Dresses"

    0
    7
  69. 69
    LOWERS

    21D Brings to half-mast

    0
    7
  70. 70
    ORWORSE debut

    48A With possibly even direr consequences

    0
    4
  71. 71
    DEEPTHOUGHTS

    52A "What is life?," "Why are we here?," etc.

    0
    2
  72. 72
    GREWUPON debut

    39D Enjoyed frequently as a child

    0
    1
  73. 73
    RUNERRANDS debut

    41A Pick up dry cleaning, go to the post office, etc.

    0
    1
  74. 74
    SMOLDERS debut

    4D Burns slowly

    0
    1
  75. 75
    STILLKICKING debut

    20A Not dead yet!

    0
    1
  76. 76
    WATERSDOWN debut

    32A Dilutes

    0
    1