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Thursday · 74 answers · 9 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ATE

    48A Grazed

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    598
  2. 2
    ERR

    23D Drop the ball

    54
    522
  3. 3
    ADO

    24A Foofaraw

    43
    477
  4. 4
    EDEN

    54D It's perfect

    42
    457
  5. 5
    ISEE

    14A "Hmm, OK"

    36
    360
  6. 6
    AXE

    51A Chopper

    34
    269
  7. 7
    ONIT

    16A "I'm starting right now!"

    30
    147
  8. 8
    ARM

    50A Escort's offering

    27
    264
  9. 9
    HER

    26A "I'm With ___" (2016 campaign slogan)

    27
    237
  10. 10
    TAR

    42D Gob

    26
    351
  11. 11
    SAP

    27A Easy mark

    24
    194
  12. 12
    EDGE

    19A Lip

    21
    293
  13. 13
    ARES

    21A Villain in the DC Universe

    21
    271
  14. 14
    SEW

    8D Finish, with "up"

    20
    169
  15. 15
    EVEN

    54A Something to break at a casino?

    19
    202
  16. 16
    ALOHA

    29D Pearl City greeting

    19
    194
  17. 17
    USES

    7D Arenas typically have many of them

    19
    193
  18. 18
    AIL

    49A Suffer

    19
    191
  19. 19
    RNS

    25A O.R. staffers

    19
    126
  20. 20
    SEAR

    56A Blacken on a grill

    18
    113
  21. 21
    NAP

    55A Be off guard

    17
    192
  22. 22
    INERT

    61A Immobile

    14
    149
  23. 23
    PEST

    65A Dennis the Menace, e.g.

    13
    128
  24. 24
    ALTA

    62A Wasatch Mountains resort town

    13
    124
  25. 25
    POEM

    10D It's measured in feet, not inches

    13
    81
  26. 26
    BLT

    20A Nonkosher lunch order

    12
    121
  27. 27
    ERMA

    60A "Forever, ___" (1996 humor book)

    11
    147
  28. 28
    IRAS

    53D Some long-term plans, in brief

    11
    129
  29. 29
    STEREO

    9D "Fantasia" was the first commercial film shown in it

    11
    112
  30. 30
    DYES

    63A Tanners' supplies

    11
    100
  31. 31
    INE

    58D Like Bach's Partita for Violin No. 3

    9
    155
  32. 32
    BLAH

    38A So-so

    8
    80
  33. 33
    AVERT

    50D Head off

    8
    65
  34. 34
    ANSEL

    33D Adams behind a camera

    7
    71
  35. 35
    DAP

    59D Fist-bump

    7
    31
  36. 36
    DENALI

    28A Alaskan peak

    7
    21
  37. 37
    HESSE

    26D Locale of Wiesbaden, Germany

    6
    94
  38. 38
    INKY

    34A Like a stamp pad

    4
    41
  39. 39
    SINK

    1A What hearts and ships may do

    4
    31
  40. 40
    UPSET

    15A Surprise ending, of sorts

    3
    66
  41. 41
    APRES

    6D Preceder of ski or midi

    3
    38
  42. 42
    GENTS

    64A Upstanding fellows

    3
    32
  43. 43
    STEELE

    40A Republican politico Michael

    2
    54
  44. 44
    ISOLDE

    2D Princess in a Wagner opera

    2
    36
  45. 45
    ALUMNA

    37D Michelle Obama vis-à-vis Princeton

    2
    24
  46. 46
    KEW

    4D London district famous for its botanic garden

    2
    24
  47. 47
    REMOTE

    22A It can be a show-stopper

    2
    19
  48. 48
    WINES

    31D Red and rosé, for two

    2
    19
  49. 49
    HARLEM

    18D Setting for the 2009 film "Precious"

    2
    14
  50. 50
    PUBS

    10A Round houses?

    2
    13
  51. 51
    REPEAT

    47D What two sets of dots within double lines indicate, in musical scores

    1
    19
  52. 52
    GRITS

    30D Cornmeal dish

    1
    17
  53. 53
    OILRIG

    43D Something well-placed?

    1
    14
  54. 54
    HANDLE

    45D Take care of

    1
    9
  55. 55
    NEWTON

    3D "Principia" author, 1687

    1
    8
  56. 56
    LEGRESTS

    36D Certain amenities for first-class passengers

    1
    6
  57. 57
    STEEPLY

    13D How mountain roads rise

    1
    4
  58. 58
    GUERNICA debut

    5D Picasso antiwar masterpiece

    1
    3
  59. 59
    EXALTS

    46D Glorifies

    0
    16
  60. 60
    GAUSS

    5A German physicist after whom a unit of magnetism is named

    0
    10
  61. 61
    LOTTERY

    39D Cause for many people to scratch

    0
    7
  62. 62
    SINBAD

    1D Storied mariner

    0
    7
  63. 63
    ITGIRL

    52A Young celebrity socialite

    0
    5
  64. 64
    BIGTALK

    12D Rodomontade

    0
    4
  65. 65
    BRAISED

    38D Cooked slowly in a closed pot

    0
    3
  66. 66
    GUSHER

    44A Driller's blowout

    0
    3
  67. 67
    GEORWELL debut

    30A Who wrote "Who controls the past controls the future. Who controls the present controls the past"

    0
    1
  68. 68
    LECARS debut

    32A 1970s-'80s Renaults

    0
    1
  69. 69
    NAMEGAME debut

    35D 1965 Shirley Ellis hit full of wordplay, with "The"

    0
    1
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    NOMANISLAND debut

    35A Classic John Donne line

    0
    1
  71. 71
    NOWWHEREWE debut

    17A Question after a digression

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    1
  72. 72
    RIDESADDLE debut

    57A Go on horseback à la Lady Godiva

    0
    1
  73. 73
    ROMATOES debut

    41A Garden produce named for an Italian city

    0
    1
  74. 74
    UNDOSEND debut

    11D Action after a change of mind

    0
    1