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Thursday · 76 answers · 7 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ASS

    33D Stubborn one

    58
    409
  2. 2
    ARE

    30A Live and breathe

    57
    533
  3. 3
    ADO

    6D Flap

    44
    477
  4. 4
    EON

    44D Long, long time

    43
    343
  5. 5
    SEA

    28D Rhyme for "thee" in "America the Beautiful"

    40
    370
  6. 6
    TOE

    56A Corn site

    29
    293
  7. 7
    AMEN

    52D Grace period?

    27
    296
  8. 8
    UBER

    39A Ride provider

    25
    119
  9. 9
    ATAD

    33A Not much

    24
    155
  10. 10
    DEN

    35D Animal house

    22
    260
  11. 11
    EMT

    46A Chest thumper, for short?

    21
    188
  12. 12
    AIDE

    15A Many a staffer

    20
    192
  13. 13
    LIL

    26A Wee wee?

    20
    166
  14. 14
    ADAM

    34A Figure in Milton's "Paradise Lost"

    19
    265
  15. 15
    ACID

    25D Tart

    17
    159
  16. 16
    LOL

    14A Response to a good meme, maybe

    17
    132
  17. 17
    TAB

    45D Early diet drink

    16
    167
  18. 18
    RIOT

    5D Hoot

    15
    191
  19. 19
    ABUT

    34D Be against

    15
    135
  20. 20
    ALMA

    54A Heroine of Tennessee Williams's "Summer and Smoke"

    15
    130
  21. 21
    LEA

    55D Rural expanse

    14
    261
  22. 22
    ANG

    1A Director Lee

    14
    117
  23. 23
    DEER

    58A A couple of bucks?

    13
    154
  24. 24
    IDA

    17A Hells Canyon locale: Abbr.

    12
    251
  25. 25
    REIN

    31A This pulls a bit

    12
    147
  26. 26
    AMY

    23D Frank Loesser's "Once in Love With ___"

    11
    136
  27. 27
    AMORE

    8D Subject of an Italian aria

    9
    97
  28. 28
    PST

    62A Wash. setting, in the winter

    8
    82
  29. 29
    TOOL

    18A Stooge

    7
    94
  30. 30
    COM

    29D It may follow a dot

    7
    58
  31. 31
    DRAB

    4A Humdrum

    6
    65
  32. 32
    ALIBABA

    1D Poor woodcutter of folklore

    6
    38
  33. 33
    KENYA

    48D Neighbor of South Sudan

    6
    33
  34. 34
    SKORT

    47A Clothing portmanteau

    5
    28
  35. 35
    SMEE

    51D Jolly Roger pirate

    4
    118
  36. 36
    TRASH

    36A Give a zero-star review

    4
    44
  37. 37
    YANK

    61A Big jerk

    4
    35
  38. 38
    AIMED

    25A Intended

    4
    30
  39. 39
    DNATEST

    42D Means of identification

    4
    21
  40. 40
    WMD

    40A Subj. of arms talks

    4
    21
  41. 41
    ANS

    59A T or F, frequently: Abbr.

    3
    91
  42. 42
    TERESA

    60A Weatherspoon of the W.N.B.A.

    3
    73
  43. 43
    CAVE

    29A Give in

    3
    43
  44. 44
    CARTA

    49A Map of México, e.g.

    3
    22
  45. 45
    ALBEIT

    52A Even though

    3
    12
  46. 46
    GRO

    21D Miracle-___

    2
    40
  47. 47
    SCARS

    47D Some cuts, later

    2
    29
  48. 48
    ONEALL

    19A Low draw

    2
    14
  49. 49
    ROMAINE

    37D Iceberg's cousin

    2
    13
  50. 50
    SNEERY

    57A Derisive

    2
    7
  51. 51
    MODES

    32A Ways

    1
    19
  52. 52
    OILMAN

    53A J. R. Ewing, e.g.

    1
    8
  53. 53
    ALLELES

    13D Gene mutation results

    1
    3
  54. 54
    ILLLIVE debut

    12D "It doesn't hurt that bad"

    1
    2
  55. 55
    NODULAR debut

    2D Lumpy

    1
    2
  56. 56
    ALERO

    24A Successor to the Cutlass

    0
    66
  57. 57
    ARABIA

    8A World's largest peninsula

    0
    38
  58. 58
    ABEE

    10D "... sting like ___"

    0
    28
  59. 59
    HORS

    43A ___ de combat (out of action due to injury)

    0
    25
  60. 60
    WIRETAP

    40D What the four undercover orgs. in this puzzle might do

    0
    20
  61. 61
    MABELL

    16A "She" went through a huge breakup in 1984

    0
    14
  62. 62
    RANDD

    9D Big Pharma expense

    0
    14
  63. 63
    BEANSALAD

    11D Protein-rich picnic dish

    0
    5
  64. 64
    UNREADY

    39D Still packing, say

    0
    5
  65. 65
    ARTDEALER

    38D Gallery owner

    0
    3
  66. 66
    THEMOST

    36D Maximally

    0
    3
  67. 67
    BUDGET

    20A Something good to be under

    0
    2
  68. 68
    ENUNCIATION debut

    44A Clear speaking

    0
    2
  69. 69
    GARDENSALE

    22A Spring event at a nursery

    0
    2
  70. 70
    GLADEYE

    3D Pleasant glance

    0
    2
  71. 71
    MADEASCENE

    50A Fought in public

    0
    2
  72. 72
    MOTIONS

    41D Things that are voted on

    0
    2
  73. 73
    BAYOFBISCAY debut

    27A Outlet for the Loire

    0
    1
  74. 74
    BELGIAN debut

    7D Hercule Poirot, e.g.

    0
    1
  75. 75
    DATEOFBIRTH debut

    4D Driver's license information

    0
    1
  76. 76
    MARCIACLARK debut

    32D Lead prosecutor in the O. J. Simpson case

    0
    1