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Wednesday · 78 answers · 2 debuts

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

  1. 1
    AGE

    10D Mature

    47
    417
  2. 2
    ELSE

    62D Besides

    43
    440
  3. 3
    TEN

    43D Base ___

    39
    369
  4. 4
    ANN

    28D Writer Beattie

    33
    300
  5. 5
    OSLO

    24A Munch Museum city

    32
    324
  6. 6
    STEM

    58A Nonhumanities subjects, for short

    26
    228
  7. 7
    AHI

    57A Tuna type

    26
    111
  8. 8
    OVER

    7D Finished

    25
    247
  9. 9
    IOTA

    14A Speck

    25
    243
  10. 10
    ANO

    42D Year abroad

    25
    216
  11. 11
    ELK

    21D Herd at Yellowstone

    25
    207
  12. 12
    KNEE

    72A Place to play musical spoons

    24
    264
  13. 13
    SON

    52A Prince George, to Prince William

    24
    213
  14. 14
    IDOL

    66A Object of worship

    23
    293
  15. 15
    IAN

    65D English novelist McEwan

    23
    260
  16. 16
    MEMO

    59D Office note

    15
    95
  17. 17
    AGREE

    16A Jibe

    14
    154
  18. 18
    RAH

    6D "Go, team!"

    13
    215
  19. 19
    EAVE

    15A Roof feature

    13
    164
  20. 20
    GAP

    27A Generation ___

    13
    131
  21. 21
    OMAR

    68A Actor Epps

    12
    252
  22. 22
    IDA

    39A Muckraker Tarbell

    12
    251
  23. 23
    AONE

    47A Top-notch

    12
    209
  24. 24
    EXIT

    30D One end of a maze

    12
    151
  25. 25
    TESTS

    13D Lab work

    12
    94
  26. 26
    TOTE

    55A Haul

    10
    103
  27. 27
    SEETO

    45D Handle

    9
    86
  28. 28
    ENOKI

    19D Long, thin mushroom

    9
    40
  29. 29
    SGT

    23A Rank for Jay Landsman on "The Wire": Abbr.

    8
    117
  30. 30
    STD

    64D Norm: Abbr.

    8
    94
  31. 31
    SENDS

    70A Mails

    8
    60
  32. 32
    ALEXA

    26D "She" responds to voice commands

    8
    44
  33. 33
    TIDE

    1D It ebbs and flows

    7
    92
  34. 34
    EVITA

    67A "Don't Cry for Me Argentina" musical

    6
    84
  35. 35
    KNEW

    29A Had by heart

    6
    68
  36. 36
    POPE

    61D Alexander who wrote "The Dunciad"

    6
    64
  37. 37
    GENES

    8D Big factor in longevity

    6
    47
  38. 38
    UNIX

    33A Certain operating system

    6
    43
  39. 39
    HOAX

    2D Hoodwink

    6
    31
  40. 40
    WON

    51D Took gold

    5
    90
  41. 41
    DAHL

    17A Roald who wrote "James and the Giant Peach"

    5
    73
  42. 42
    GUS

    27D Director Van Sant

    5
    59
  43. 43
    EXPAT

    40A An American abroad

    5
    20
  44. 44
    SNARF

    37A Gobble down

    5
    20
  45. 45
    REND

    22A Tear in two

    4
    86
  46. 46
    THEM

    1A The challengers

    4
    64
  47. 47
    DEPOT

    54D Train stop

    4
    47
  48. 48
    YACHT

    9A Presidential perk until 1977

    4
    37
  49. 49
    TONY

    71A Upscale

    3
    59
  50. 50
    XRAYS

    34D Checks for a fracture, perhaps

    3
    26
  51. 51
    RAISIN

    49D Cereal fruit

    3
    23
  52. 52
    BEHAVE

    48D Sit quietly, perhaps

    3
    16
  53. 53
    SXSW

    50A Annual Austin festival, for short

    3
    15
  54. 54
    MARX

    36D "Das Kapital" author

    2
    33
  55. 55
    CRISCO

    11D Shortening brand

    2
    16
  56. 56
    ESTUARY

    46D Where a river meets the sea

    2
    13
  57. 57
    LACES

    53D Gets ready to play hockey, with "up"

    1
    39
  58. 58
    GROG

    5A Sailor's quaff

    1
    38
  59. 59
    COPS

    69A Chasers in many a chase scene

    1
    24
  60. 60
    TRICK

    56D Guessing a number an audience member has thought of, e.g.

    1
    22
  61. 61
    UNRIPE

    60A Immature

    1
    16
  62. 62
    KILOS

    32A 1,000 in a metric ton

    1
    12
  63. 63
    MALLS

    4D Locales for many food courts

    1
    12
  64. 64
    WADES

    31D Moves like a heron

    1
    12
  65. 65
    EXILED

    20A Like Edward Snowden

    1
    11
  66. 66
    AUSTERE

    44A Like Brutalist architecture

    1
    10
  67. 67
    SOLACES

    25A Gives comfort

    1
    4
  68. 68
    ETHIOPIA

    3D Where 63-Across ruled prior to her banishment

    0
    11
  69. 69
    EXAMINE

    35A Check closely

    0
    8
  70. 70
    HEDGES

    12D Garden dividers

    0
    8
  71. 71
    BRYCE

    48A Utah's ___ Canyon

    0
    6
  72. 72
    LEASHED

    53A Like a dog on a walk, usually

    0
    5
  73. 73
    POSEIDON

    41D God who banished 63-Across to the sky, as depicted by the constellation formed by the X's in this puzzle's finished grid

    0
    5
  74. 74
    YARDLINE

    9D Football field marking

    0
    4
  75. 75
    GETDONE

    5D Finish

    0
    3
  76. 76
    CASSIOPEIA

    63A Vain queen who boasted that she was more beautiful than 18-Across

    0
    2
  77. 77
    FUCHSIAS debut

    38D Purplish-red flowers

    0
    1
  78. 78
    THENEREIDS debut

    18A Sea nymphs, in Greek mythology

    0
    1