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Friday · 70 answers · 9 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ASS

    57D Intensifying suffix, in modern slang

    58
    409
  2. 2
    ERE

    39A Before, in odes

    43
    602
  3. 3
    ELSE

    53A Instead

    43
    440
  4. 4
    RAE

    32A Actress ___ Dawn Chong

    28
    278
  5. 5
    PEA

    56D ___-brained

    23
    230
  6. 6
    EVER

    27D "Do I ___!"

    22
    235
  7. 7
    AURA

    16A Glow

    22
    218
  8. 8
    PER

    35A Start of a citation

    19
    270
  9. 9
    USER

    58A Manipulative sort

    19
    246
  10. 10
    URN

    7D Spigot site

    19
    244
  11. 11
    SUN

    1D Tanning agent

    16
    101
  12. 12
    THAI

    51D Muay ___ (martial art)

    15
    130
  13. 13
    AHAS

    2D "Eureka!" moments

    14
    70
  14. 14
    EASY

    34D "Careful now"

    13
    153
  15. 15
    KIA

    38A Car company that sponsors the World Cup

    13
    94
  16. 16
    LASS

    18D Miss

    9
    103
  17. 17
    EDITS

    63A Defaults?

    9
    101
  18. 18
    PEC

    8D Something a bodybuilder might flex, informally

    9
    65
  19. 19
    STUB

    19A Proof of purchase

    8
    60
  20. 20
    STORM

    31D Rant and rave

    8
    59
  21. 21
    SEALS

    60A Special ops force

    8
    40
  22. 22
    AIDA

    33D Fictional Ethiopian princess

    7
    161
  23. 23
    TOES

    59A Ring bearers

    7
    84
  24. 24
    BALSA

    47D Lightweight wood

    7
    65
  25. 25
    SPASM

    48D Sudden movement

    7
    64
  26. 26
    SILT

    52D It may be fine in a stream

    6
    63
  27. 27
    IPHONE

    21A Galaxy competitor

    6
    25
  28. 28
    TREX

    15A Sue at Chicago's Field Museum, e.g.

    5
    65
  29. 29
    SABER

    13D Fencing piece

    5
    44
  30. 30
    POX

    55D Plague

    5
    27
  31. 31
    RAPS

    10A Mimics Nicki Minaj

    4
    73
  32. 32
    PATS

    61A Super Bowl LIII winners, informally

    4
    51
  33. 33
    PRUNE

    12D Trim

    4
    28
  34. 34
    RUINS

    25D Remains

    4
    28
  35. 35
    SUPE

    6A Building manager, informally

    4
    24
  36. 36
    AVEDA

    30A Big name in cosmetics

    4
    11
  37. 37
    EXAM

    62A Course obstacle

    3
    116
  38. 38
    DELL

    45D Farmer's place, in song

    3
    60
  39. 39
    REEDS

    41A Some marsh flora

    3
    54
  40. 40
    UHURA

    14A Role for Nichelle Nichols and Zoë Saldana

    3
    27
  41. 41
    JAPE

    26D Say mockingly

    2
    29
  42. 42
    ALIENATE

    37D Put off

    2
    20
  43. 43
    SUITS

    31A Corporate bigs

    2
    14
  44. 44
    PLEATS

    50A Folds

    2
    10
  45. 45
    NUKE

    3D Quickly heat up

    1
    38
  46. 46
    ICEUP

    46D Freeze

    1
    26
  47. 47
    STUNT

    6D ___ double

    1
    25
  48. 48
    DEFRAY

    45A Help to cover

    1
    8
  49. 49
    JEWELS

    26A Crown ___

    1
    4
  50. 50
    SLOBS

    40A Sty occupants

    0
    20
  51. 51
    SEAMAN

    20A Tar

    0
    19
  52. 52
    EXHIBITA

    9D Case opener

    0
    9
  53. 53
    RASHER

    10D Breakfast quantity

    0
    9
  54. 54
    SANDP

    1A ___ 500

    0
    9
  55. 55
    AWHIRL

    43A Spinning

    0
    8
  56. 56
    CALVIN

    49A Comics title character who says "Getting an inch of snow is like winning 10 cents in the lottery"

    0
    5
  57. 57
    DREAMED

    4D Fantasized

    0
    4
  58. 58
    KATANAS

    36A Samurai swords

    0
    4
  59. 59
    APPALACHIA

    54A Pittsburgh is its most populous city

    0
    3
  60. 60
    WAVERS

    44D Equivocates

    0
    3
  61. 61
    QUIERO debut

    29A "Te ___" (Spanish words of affection)

    0
    2
  62. 62
    WEREALLSET

    28D "Good to go!"

    0
    2
  63. 63
    AUTOWORKER debut

    11D Bodybuilder?

    0
    1
  64. 64
    EFFACED debut

    42D Erased

    0
    1
  65. 65
    EQUABLY debut

    24D In an even manner

    0
    1
  66. 66
    IBLAMEMYSELF debut

    46A "The fault lies here"

    0
    1
  67. 67
    MASTERBREWER debut

    23A Adolph Coors or Frederick Pabst

    0
    1
  68. 68
    NAKEDLUNCH debut

    17A Seminal William S. Burroughs novel, 1959

    0
    1
  69. 69
    PADMALAKSHMI debut

    5D Emmy-nominated host of "Top Chef"

    0
    1
  70. 70
    PRESSRELEASE debut

    22D Certain P.R., in two different senses

    0
    1