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Tuesday · 76 answers · 7 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ETA

    59D Second letter after epsilon

    74
    571
  2. 2
    EEL

    58D Fish that can be electric

    53
    487
  3. 3
    NOR

    49D ___'easter

    33
    332
  4. 4
    AIR

    10D Televise

    33
    304
  5. 5
    SLY

    43A Cunning

    24
    264
  6. 6
    SNAP

    66A Lead-in to chat or dragon

    20
    204
  7. 7
    MAE

    19D Fannie ___

    18
    181
  8. 8
    IRENE

    20A Woman who's bid good night in an old song

    16
    208
  9. 9
    TESLA

    65A Inventor with a coil named after him

    14
    144
  10. 10
    CAB

    32A Car with a meter

    14
    129
  11. 11
    KALE

    12D Leafy vegetable that can be green or purple

    14
    91
  12. 12
    APR

    5D Financing letters

    13
    170
  13. 13
    AUTO

    29A Car

    13
    165
  14. 14
    TAXI

    27D Car with a meter

    12
    136
  15. 15
    SHED

    13D Place to store a lawn mower

    12
    115
  16. 16
    AXIS

    5A ___ & Allies (classic board game)

    12
    109
  17. 17
    SLOT

    1A What a coin may go in

    11
    131
  18. 18
    WED

    23A "With this ring, I thee ___"

    10
    115
  19. 19
    DENT

    42A Feature of many an old car

    10
    112
  20. 20
    ISAY

    22A "___, old chap!"

    10
    99
  21. 21
    RUIN

    17A Wreck

    10
    97
  22. 22
    ARMS

    35A Sites of biceps and triceps

    10
    95
  23. 23
    ESTATE

    21D Locale for a manor

    9
    125
  24. 24
    TOTO

    63A Noted terrier in a 1939 film

    9
    113
  25. 25
    OOP

    60D "Alley ___!"

    9
    96
  26. 26
    FLU

    53A Vaccine target

    9
    83
  27. 27
    TEAL

    30D Blue-green shade

    8
    105
  28. 28
    YORE

    67A Time long past

    7
    100
  29. 29
    FRAT

    53D ___ row (some blocks in a college town)

    7
    78
  30. 30
    RUSE

    39D Ploy

    7
    77
  31. 31
    PITT

    15A Brad of "Fight Club"

    7
    58
  32. 32
    TASE

    14A Stun with a gun

    7
    47
  33. 33
    SPADE

    52D Garden tool

    6
    63
  34. 34
    STRIP

    1D Unit of bacon

    6
    61
  35. 35
    CEOS

    40D Tops of corp. ladders

    5
    73
  36. 36
    HOLA

    55A Greeting in Guatemala

    5
    41
  37. 37
    XII

    6D Midnight, on a grandfather clock

    5
    39
  38. 38
    POMP

    26D Circumstance's partner

    5
    33
  39. 39
    FANTA

    36D Fruity soda brand

    4
    23
  40. 40
    ENERO

    50D Month after diciembre

    3
    137
  41. 41
    LAURA

    2D Actress Linney of "The Truman Show"

    3
    75
  42. 42
    RHODA

    48D "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" spinoff

    3
    38
  43. 43
    RULER

    51D Side of many a protractor

    3
    34
  44. 44
    DINAH

    16A Someone's in the kitchen with her, in an old song

    3
    30
  45. 45
    DREAMON

    42D "That'll never happen!"

    3
    23
  46. 46
    CSIS

    32D Some CBS police dramas

    3
    14
  47. 47
    RIGAMAROLE debut

    18A Petty set of procedures

    3
    5
  48. 48
    STASIS

    8D Condition of inactivity

    2
    34
  49. 49
    AMPED

    62A Juiced (up)

    2
    28
  50. 50
    TENNIS

    4D Something you'll have to go to court for?

    2
    28
  51. 51
    LOME

    54D Togolese city on the Gulf of Guinea

    2
    17
  52. 52
    BDAYS debut

    9D They're almost always shared by twins, informally

    2
    3
  53. 53
    OSIER

    3D Common basket-weaving material

    1
    44
  54. 54
    DRED

    64A Scott of an 1857 Supreme Court case

    1
    41
  55. 55
    SOYS

    44A Some beans

    1
    15
  56. 56
    BASKS

    9A Lies lazily in the sun

    1
    12
  57. 57
    STOOLS

    28A Seats in many bars

    1
    12
  58. 58
    HORUS

    25D Falcon-headed Egyptian god

    1
    11
  59. 59
    STARTUP

    38A With 40-Across, money required to open a business ... or a hint to 18-, 24-, 47- and 57-Across

    1
    8
  60. 60
    CAPITAL

    40A See 38-Across

    1
    7
  61. 61
    PROTIP

    45A "Here's how experts handle this"

    1
    6
  62. 62
    ORLY

    31D Alternative to Charles de Gaulle

    0
    63
  63. 63
    DELA

    61A Crème ___ crème

    0
    35
  64. 64
    ATMO

    33D Prefix with sphere

    0
    25
  65. 65
    GINUP

    56A Generate by dubious means

    0
    8
  66. 66
    PILOTS

    45D Ones doing loops and barrel rolls

    0
    7
  67. 67
    PDIDDY

    46D Onetime stage name of Sean Combs

    0
    6
  68. 68
    OPTING

    37D Selecting, with "for"

    0
    5
  69. 69
    IMBUES

    41A Permeates

    0
    4
  70. 70
    FOXIER

    36A More cunning

    0
    3
  71. 71
    ROMEOROMEO

    57A Part of a Juliet soliloquy

    0
    3
  72. 72
    ITGIRLS debut

    7D Edie Sedgwick and Kendall Jenner, for two

    0
    2
  73. 73
    BABYBUMPS debut

    34D Obvious signs of pregnancy

    0
    1
  74. 74
    BERNIESANDERS debut

    47A Longest-serving Independent member of Congress in U.S. history

    0
    1
  75. 75
    PARISHPRIESTS debut

    24A Local officials in dioceses

    0
    1
  76. 76
    SNOWSUITS debut

    11D Winter play outfits

    0
    1