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Wednesday · 74 answers · 5 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ATE

    28A Consumed

    75
    597
  2. 2
    ONE

    2D With 1-Down, the smallest amount

    63
    612
  3. 3
    AGE

    56D Get on in years

    47
    417
  4. 4
    IRA

    15A Flatow of public radio

    46
    448
  5. 5
    NET

    59D Dot follower, maybe

    37
    376
  6. 6
    LED

    29A Headed up

    34
    222
  7. 7
    OMNI

    37D Discontinued Dodge

    31
    218
  8. 8
    ATM

    6A It may be found on the side of a bank

    30
    260
  9. 9
    OLD

    33D Like Mother Hubbard and King Cole

    30
    247
  10. 10
    ELS

    58D Loop loopers

    29
    333
  11. 11
    ADD

    3D Throw in

    27
    224
  12. 12
    HAD

    22D Consumed

    18
    114
  13. 13
    OMAN

    40A Only United Nations member whose name starts with "O"

    17
    201
  14. 14
    AISLE

    6D Ticket specification

    16
    140
  15. 15
    NAN

    41D Bread served with dal, maybe

    16
    118
  16. 16
    REC

    51D Kind of room

    15
    163
  17. 17
    RIP

    42A Tombstone letters

    15
    144
  18. 18
    BIT

    1D See 2-Down

    15
    91
  19. 19
    RID

    4D Cleared (of)

    13
    148
  20. 20
    ADORN

    27A Deck out

    12
    72
  21. 21
    NOW

    18D "Quit your stalling!"

    11
    116
  22. 22
    AGILE

    62A Like a tightrope walker

    11
    115
  23. 23
    PIT

    45A Barbecue spot

    11
    102
  24. 24
    NANO

    38D Discontinued iPod

    11
    95
  25. 25
    DORA

    30A Nickelodeon "explorer"

    9
    111
  26. 26
    NHL

    64A Ranger's home, in brief

    9
    101
  27. 27
    YEAST

    65A Something matzo lacks

    8
    86
  28. 28
    EWAN

    53D Actor McGregor

    8
    43
  29. 29
    VIA

    57D Through

    7
    145
  30. 30
    TORI

    24D Bagel shapes

    7
    104
  31. 31
    HEAT

    32D Passion

    7
    82
  32. 32
    ISLES

    9A Parts of some chains

    7
    79
  33. 33
    STOAT

    34D Animal that's a little weaselly?

    7
    51
  34. 34
    EEYORE

    12D Pal of Roo in "Winnie-the-Pooh"

    7
    46
  35. 35
    MANY

    8D A host of

    6
    55
  36. 36
    ALEPH

    49D Letter in El Al's logo

    6
    44
  37. 37
    TROLL

    7D Online provocateur

    5
    40
  38. 38
    SNAGS

    63A Hose problems

    5
    37
  39. 39
    AMIDST

    47A In

    4
    38
  40. 40
    TRACT

    25D Thomas Paine's "Common Sense," e.g.

    3
    41
  41. 41
    TWEET

    16A Message that, despite the name, isn't necessarily chirpy

    3
    33
  42. 42
    PINATA

    44D One hanging around a party with swingers?

    3
    28
  43. 43
    STONED

    13D High

    2
    38
  44. 44
    HATER

    60A One without a kind word to say

    2
    37
  45. 45
    ODOM

    23D Leslie ___ Jr. of the original "Hamilton" cast

    2
    31
  46. 46
    BOARD

    1A Get on

    2
    30
  47. 47
    SWARM

    10D What locusts do

    2
    22
  48. 48
    SANYO

    19A Panasonic subsidiary

    2
    16
  49. 49
    MANNA

    46A Heaven-sent food

    1
    31
  50. 50
    INDIE

    14A Film festival entry, informally

    1
    28
  51. 51
    ADMIRE

    26A Look up to

    1
    24
  52. 52
    TIRADES

    39A Angry outbursts

    1
    13
  53. 53
    PARITY

    31D Equal pay, e.g.

    1
    7
  54. 54
    DOLLYPARTON

    20A If you think country singers can't do hair, you haven't seen ___

    1
    5
  55. 55
    APO

    61A G.I.'s address

    0
    99
  56. 56
    ABBE

    28D French monastery resident

    0
    37
  57. 57
    DEADON

    5D Exact

    0
    16
  58. 58
    LENTIL

    11D Dal ingredient

    0
    16
  59. 59
    ELSOL

    50D Counterpart of la luna

    0
    14
  60. 60
    ITSADEAL

    9D Cry while shaking hands

    0
    14
  61. 61
    AMARE

    54A To love, in Italy

    0
    12
  62. 62
    IMAMAN

    43D 1967 hit that starts "Well, my pad is very messy and there's whiskers on my chin"

    0
    11
  63. 63
    MANRAY

    46D Salvador Dalí contemporary

    0
    10
  64. 64
    PATIOS

    21D Barbecue spots

    0
    9
  65. 65
    DEREG

    48D Removal of restrictions, informally

    0
    8
  66. 66
    HIPSTERS

    36D Many regulars at artisan coffee shops

    0
    6
  67. 67
    RAJAHS

    42D Indian royalty

    0
    4
  68. 68
    AERATION

    49A Purpose of a faucet attachment

    0
    2
  69. 69
    HOTTOWEL

    22A Barbershop amenity

    0
    2
  70. 70
    PHOBIAS debut

    31A Fears

    0
    2
  71. 71
    JANETYELLEN debut

    52A If you think economists don't lose their cool, you haven't seen ___

    0
    1
  72. 72
    MICHAELBOLTON debut

    35A If you think pop balladeers can't run fast, you haven't seen ___

    0
    1
  73. 73
    TEDDANSON debut

    17A If you think actors have two left feet, you haven't seen ___

    0
    1
  74. 74
    WESCRAVEN debut

    55A If you think film directors are always satisfied, you haven't seen ___

    0
    1