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Wednesday · 78 answers · 5 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-02), then by uses across the whole archive.

  1. 1
    ONE

    2D Start of every ZIP code in Pennsylvania

    63
    612
  2. 2
    ALA

    58A ___ grecque (served with olive oil, lemon juice and seasonings)

    58
    513
  3. 3
    NEO

    66A Prefix with colonialism

    43
    332
  4. 4
    SEA

    64D "The vasty deep," in Shakespeare

    40
    370
  5. 5
    SHE

    10D Miss identification?

    35
    345
  6. 6
    ONCE

    40D First word of "The Raven"

    32
    326
  7. 7
    ALT

    29A Key below Z, on a Mac

    29
    225
  8. 8
    ITS

    48A "___ official ..."

    23
    257
  9. 9
    TSK

    65D "What a shame!"

    23
    189
  10. 10
    ATL

    61A City where trap music originated: Abbr.

    23
    171
  11. 11
    ESS

    56A Shape of a swan's neck

    22
    413
  12. 12
    TIP

    33A "The bay in the fifth," for one

    22
    126
  13. 13
    OTIS

    26D Old blues singer Johnny

    20
    251
  14. 14
    EDIE

    20A Emmy-winning Falco

    19
    190
  15. 15
    NED

    21A Stark of "Game of Thrones"

    18
    233
  16. 16
    AMOS

    31A John who played an older Kunta Kinte on "Roots"

    17
    180
  17. 17
    ABU

    16A "Aladdin" monkey

    16
    86
  18. 18
    DRY

    69A Parched

    13
    115
  19. 19
    VIE

    50A Compete

    13
    101
  20. 20
    LAY

    11A Place, as a bet

    13
    90
  21. 21
    MEL

    30A Country singer Tillis

    12
    151
  22. 22
    DESK

    22A A cluttered one is a sign of a cluttered mind, it's said

    12
    105
  23. 23
    GRR

    23A [Don't touch my bone!]

    12
    78
  24. 24
    FAN

    62D Item above a kitchen stove

    11
    108
  25. 25
    ACS

    46A See 45-Across

    11
    63
  26. 26
    RILE

    57A Get under the skin of

    10
    130
  27. 27
    ANODE

    14A What a current flows through

    10
    107
  28. 28
    CAST

    59A Names in film credits

    10
    89
  29. 29
    ACHES

    38D Bodily complaints

    10
    72
  30. 30
    NYC

    19A It contains M.S.G.

    10
    58
  31. 31
    SWAP

    60D Give and take

    9
    90
  32. 32
    BEAU

    27D Fellow bringing roses, perhaps

    9
    74
  33. 33
    CRU

    63D Grand finale?

    9
    49
  34. 34
    IDED

    4D Named, for short

    9
    48
  35. 35
    RUT

    28A Sunken track

    8
    101
  36. 36
    SANER

    55D More rational

    8
    93
  37. 37
    PEG

    34D Hard throw, in baseball

    8
    69
  38. 38
    TAJ

    1D ___ Mahal

    6
    81
  39. 39
    ABYSS

    12D Deep, deep pit

    6
    65
  40. 40
    AIRED

    8D Put on TV

    6
    55
  41. 41
    ALEPH

    54D Beth's preceder

    6
    44
  42. 42
    HIGH

    45A Setting for 46-Across on a very hot day

    6
    42
  43. 43
    TOPIC

    1A Issue

    6
    36
  44. 44
    STATS

    6A Fodder for sports analytics

    5
    59
  45. 45
    URIAH

    15A Dickens's ___ Heep

    4
    51
  46. 46
    SPARSE

    47D Few and far between

    4
    40
  47. 47
    ATTACH

    42D Hook up (to)

    4
    30
  48. 48
    NEHRU

    70A Prime minister called "Pandit"

    3
    71
  49. 49
    ASPER

    67A According to

    3
    41
  50. 50
    RUMOR

    24D It might begin "Did you hear ...?"

    3
    34
  51. 51
    EAMES

    68A Chair designer Charles

    3
    29
  52. 52
    GAT

    44A Gangster's gun

    2
    81
  53. 53
    LAIC

    41D Secular

    2
    74
  54. 54
    TREND

    7D Focus of a Facebook sidebar

    2
    60
  55. 55
    LANES

    11D Freeway divisions

    2
    58
  56. 56
    BRAND

    51D ___ X

    2
    20
  57. 57
    TANDEM

    9D Kind of bike or kayak

    2
    19
  58. 58
    SLATES

    49D Schedules

    2
    18
  59. 59
    SLEAZE

    32D Sordid sort

    2
    15
  60. 60
    ARLEN

    43A "Get Happy" composer

    1
    47
  61. 61
    LITER

    52D Soda bottle unit

    1
    41
  62. 62
    REGIS

    37D TV host Philbin

    1
    34
  63. 63
    SUV

    6D Hyundai Santa Fe or Tucson, briefly

    1
    33
  64. 64
    SPEAK

    71A Address, with "to"

    1
    25
  65. 65
    GRATA

    23D Persona non ___

    1
    11
  66. 66
    AUDRA

    35A Actress McDonald

    1
    8
  67. 67
    YUCKY

    13D Eliciting an "ugh," maybe

    1
    5
  68. 68
    POWERTOOL

    3D Jigsaw, e.g.

    1
    3
  69. 69
    ALLOY

    53D Bronze, but not silver or gold

    0
    27
  70. 70
    SELLTO

    18D Have as a customer

    0
    10
  71. 71
    CELICA

    5D Toyota coupe sold from 1970 to 2006

    0
    9
  72. 72
    DULUTH

    22D Port at the west end of Lake Superior

    0
    6
  73. 73
    DRIVETIME

    36D Rush-hour

    0
    4
  74. 74
    BLAZEPASCAL debut

    51A Nickname for a fiery philosopher?

    0
    1
  75. 75
    CLODDEBUSSY debut

    25A Nickname for a clumsy composer?

    0
    1
  76. 76
    FRENCHTWIST debut

    62A Classic hairstyle ... or a hint to the puns in 17-, 25-, 39- and 51-Across

    0
    1
  77. 77
    JEWELSVERNE debut

    17A Nickname for a glitzy author?

    0
    1
  78. 78
    TOOLOOSELAUTREC debut

    39A Nickname for a sloppy painter?

    0
    1