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Wednesday · 76 answers · 8 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ETA

    5D Greek "H"

    74
    571
  2. 2
    ONE

    61D What the tangent of 45° is equal to

    63
    612
  3. 3
    ARE

    46D Exist

    57
    533
  4. 4
    ACE

    42A King or queen topper

    57
    493
  5. 5
    EST

    67A Humorous suffix with "most" and "best"

    55
    428
  6. 6
    SIR

    48A "___ Duke" (1976 Stevie Wonder hit)

    35
    271
  7. 7
    OPERA

    15A Unsuk Chin's "Alice in Wonderland," for one

    26
    247
  8. 8
    ANO

    59A "I'll take that as ___"

    25
    216
  9. 9
    SOSO

    48D Uninspiring

    21
    154
  10. 10
    IOS

    28A Apple platform

    19
    94
  11. 11
    PAL

    19A Buddy

    18
    198
  12. 12
    TOO

    34D Also

    17
    189
  13. 13
    INA

    36D ___ funk

    17
    178
  14. 14
    LEA

    4D Grassy field

    14
    261
  15. 15
    ASKS

    30D Doesn't just assume, say

    14
    141
  16. 16
    EENIE

    66A Start of a playground selection process

    14
    48
  17. 17
    OLA

    23D Humorous suffix with "crap" and "schnozz"

    12
    175
  18. 18
    YODA

    43A Baby ___ ("The Mandalorian" nickname)

    12
    73
  19. 19
    APES

    18D Imitates

    11
    153
  20. 20
    MRI

    16A Hosp. scan

    11
    126
  21. 21
    ORR

    9D Hockey great Bobby

    10
    235
  22. 22
    OILS

    13D Some fine art

    10
    92
  23. 23
    HYENA

    53D "Laughing" scavenger

    9
    45
  24. 24
    PENN

    21A William who lent his name to a state

    8
    79
  25. 25
    DIN

    20A Cacophony

    7
    109
  26. 26
    WEB

    62D Something that's catchy?

    7
    87
  27. 27
    HIDE

    25D Prep for a surprise party, in a way

    7
    79
  28. 28
    YAP

    57A Little dog's bark

    7
    75
  29. 29
    TWIN

    34A Womb mate

    7
    68
  30. 30
    BEA

    63D Actress Arthur

    7
    67
  31. 31
    IWO

    11A ___ Jima

    6
    79
  32. 32
    CAFE

    55D ___ au lait

    6
    65
  33. 33
    CLAD

    31D Attired

    5
    68
  34. 34
    TRENT

    51D Council site of 1545

    5
    59
  35. 35
    SECTS

    68A Religious offshoots

    5
    57
  36. 36
    DENADA

    45A Reply to "Gracias"

    5
    21
  37. 37
    ANAIS

    2D Diarist Nin

    4
    66
  38. 38
    ALASKA

    29A Baked ___

    4
    54
  39. 39
    CREDO

    31A Belief system

    4
    46
  40. 40
    UPEND

    7D Overturn

    4
    43
  41. 41
    WMD

    35D Subj. of arms talks

    4
    21
  42. 42
    YURT

    41D Portable structure that's pitched

    4
    14
  43. 43
    BANE

    27D Nemesis

    3
    63
  44. 44
    CIDER

    55A Doughnut go-with on an orchard tour

    3
    40
  45. 45
    RUMOR

    6A What often follows "Did you hear ...?"

    3
    34
  46. 46
    WHIR

    40D Sound from a fan

    3
    24
  47. 47
    RYAN

    39D Hanks's "Sleepless in Seattle" co-star

    2
    86
  48. 48
    PLED

    58D Begged

    2
    46
  49. 49
    YALIE

    54D New Haven Ivy Leaguer

    2
    38
  50. 50
    RASCAL

    10D Scamp

    2
    32
  51. 51
    BAAED

    69A Made ewe cry?

    2
    24
  52. 52
    FABLE

    1A "The Fox and the Grapes," e.g.

    2
    20
  53. 53
    HUNTS

    44A Looks all over (for)

    2
    6
  54. 54
    OSRIC

    50D Overseer of Hamlet's duel with Laertes

    1
    28
  55. 55
    SRIS

    56A Indian honorifics

    1
    24
  56. 56
    ININK

    65A How some will solve this crossword

    1
    22
  57. 57
    MEANY

    8D Ogreish sort

    1
    19
  58. 58
    WOOF

    26D Big dog's bark

    1
    19
  59. 59
    FUDD

    1D "Wabbit" pursuer Elmer

    1
    11
  60. 60
    ROBED

    6D Dressed like a Supreme Court justice

    1
    11
  61. 61
    COUPS

    22A Masterful moves

    1
    10
  62. 62
    UNLET

    14A Yet to be rented

    1
    9
  63. 63
    BLANC

    3D Mel who voiced 1-Down

    0
    26
  64. 64
    FEU

    64A Pot-au-___ (French stew)

    0
    16
  65. 65
    IIS

    37A Sue Grafton's "___ for Innocent"

    0
    8
  66. 66
    DERMIS

    47D Skin layer

    0
    7
  67. 67
    LIVEFROMNEWYORK

    38A Classic opening line from an NBC sketch show

    0
    4
  68. 68
    WICKS

    52D Absorbs, as body moisture

    0
    4
  69. 69
    DAAAAABEARS debut

    17A Classic line from the Superfans sketch on "S.N.L."

    0
    1
  70. 70
    EVENEDOUT debut

    33D Made level

    0
    1
  71. 71
    IMPULSION debut

    11D Strong urge

    0
    1
  72. 72
    MORECOWBELL debut

    60A Classic line from the Blue Öyster Cult sketch on "S.N.L."

    0
    1
  73. 73
    RICEWINES debut

    32D Mirin and sake

    0
    1
  74. 74
    SCHWEDDYBALLS debut

    24A Classic line from the Delicious Dish sketch on "S.N.L."

    0
    1
  75. 75
    WERENOTWORTHY debut

    49A Classic line from the Wayne's World sketch on "S.N.L."

    0
    1
  76. 76
    WRAPSKIRT debut

    12D Sarong, for one

    0
    1