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Wednesday · 74 answers · 4 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ICE

    56A "Rocks"

    40
    391
  2. 2
    SHE

    38A "___ sells seashells ..."

    35
    345
  3. 3
    OLD

    11A Antiquated

    30
    247
  4. 4
    AMEN

    33D "Preach!"

    27
    296
  5. 5
    ETCH

    50D Make a lasting impression

    23
    174
  6. 6
    ASEA

    14A Making a crossing, maybe

    22
    326
  7. 7
    ASHE

    2D Eponym of the world's largest tennis stadium

    22
    275
  8. 8
    EVA

    8D Adán's mate in la Biblia

    20
    247
  9. 9
    CPA

    55D Help in filing, maybe

    19
    189
  10. 10
    REEL

    3D Part of a film archive

    19
    184
  11. 11
    EMIR

    36D Title meaning "commander"

    18
    218
  12. 12
    UTAH

    26D Geographical entity with six straight sides

    17
    238
  13. 13
    TRUE

    52D Faithful

    16
    150
  14. 14
    PDA

    31A Bussing on a bus, e.g., for short

    16
    91
  15. 15
    NERO

    51D Builder of the Domus Aurea

    15
    243
  16. 16
    ECRU

    58A Stationery shade

    15
    196
  17. 17
    CEO

    16A Top of an outfit, for short?

    15
    177
  18. 18
    NOTE

    27D Reminder to oneself, perhaps

    15
    132
  19. 19
    CLAM

    37A Silent type

    14
    86
  20. 20
    NORA

    22A Fictional Charles

    11
    139
  21. 21
    SHOE

    61A Clog or pump

    11
    125
  22. 22
    BEN

    9D Jerry's partner in the frozen food aisle

    10
    122
  23. 23
    GATE

    34A Scandalous suffix

    9
    91
  24. 24
    PHIL

    49D Dr. ___

    9
    66
  25. 25
    DADA

    32D "Anti-art" art movement

    8
    98
  26. 26
    AIMS

    39A List for the forward-thinking

    8
    73
  27. 27
    BLESS

    28D Grace word

    8
    50
  28. 28
    SLAV

    47A Czech or Pole

    7
    99
  29. 29
    RAGS

    25D Uses for worn-out T-shirts

    7
    60
  30. 30
    OCHRE

    11D Shade in a desert landscape

    7
    59
  31. 31
    SAFE

    19D On base

    6
    107
  32. 32
    WATT

    1D Light amount?

    6
    53
  33. 33
    IMOK

    41D "Don't worry, everything's fine"

    6
    39
  34. 34
    LEEKS

    12D Relatives of shallots

    6
    23
  35. 35
    ATOMS

    29A They can be dangerous when split

    4
    61
  36. 36
    RIGS

    24D Fixes wrongly?

    4
    43
  37. 37
    AVOWS

    18D Asserts openly

    4
    29
  38. 38
    LOGS

    30A Cabin-building items

    4
    28
  39. 39
    DTS

    59A The shakes, for short

    3
    98
  40. 40
    CLARA

    40D Santa ___, Calif.

    3
    62
  41. 41
    PROP

    23D Top hat, to a magician

    3
    52
  42. 42
    PLUM

    31D Coveted, as a position

    3
    36
  43. 43
    CRUDE

    40A Like some oil and remarks

    3
    26
  44. 44
    PARKA

    21A Well-padded coat

    3
    24
  45. 45
    DOSAS

    13D Crepes in Indian cuisine

    3
    8
  46. 46
    AXIOM

    48A Self-evident truth

    2
    43
  47. 47
    WARM

    1A Getting close

    2
    35
  48. 48
    DIVE

    7D Cruddy joint

    2
    34
  49. 49
    JIVE

    35D Don't you believe it!

    2
    33
  50. 50
    ANEMONE

    39D Sea creature resembling a flower

    2
    28
  51. 51
    VALID

    44D Not yet expired, say

    2
    24
  52. 52
    INDEBT

    5A Having obligations

    2
    15
  53. 53
    ISRAEL

    42D Country that, according to its tourist bureau, has the highest number of museums per capita

    1
    40
  54. 54
    EXACT

    45D Spot-on

    1
    30
  55. 55
    FAX

    54D Copier option

    1
    24
  56. 56
    INDIRA

    5D One of the Gandhis

    1
    22
  57. 57
    INVISIBLEMAN debut

    41A 1933 James Whale sci-fi horror film, with "The"

    1
    2
  58. 58
    RICES

    46D Chops finely

    0
    25
  59. 59
    JEEPS

    35A Conveyances on and off base

    0
    17
  60. 60
    NAYSAY

    6D Contradict

    0
    8
  61. 61
    TELEVISE

    20A Air

    0
    7
  62. 62
    PROFESS

    23A Assert openly

    0
    6
  63. 63
    BLURRY

    43D Not sharp

    0
    4
  64. 64
    CREVICES

    37D Cracks

    0
    4
  65. 65
    NAPIER

    57A Mathematician John who discovered logarithms

    0
    4
  66. 66
    VERMEER

    44A Dutch master who painted "Girl Reading a Letter at an Open Window"

    0
    4
  67. 67
    EXALLY

    60A Former friend

    0
    3
  68. 68
    NAIVER

    15A Not so savvy about the ways of the world

    0
    3
  69. 69
    THELADYVANISHES

    17A 1938 Alfred Hitchcock mystery

    0
    3
  70. 70
    LACKOFCHARACTER

    53A Amorality ... as suggested by 17-, 25- and 41-Across?

    0
    2
  71. 71
    PRURIENT debut

    49A Appealing to lascivious desires

    0
    2
  72. 72
    TRIPODS

    10D Camera stabilizers

    0
    2
  73. 73
    MALENAME debut

    4D August, e.g., but not May or June

    0
    1
  74. 74
    RUNAWAYBRIDE debut

    25A 1999 Garry Marshall comedy

    0
    1