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Friday · 68 answers · 4 debuts

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

  1. 1
    TEE

    14D Buttonless garment

    49
    395
  2. 2
    AREA

    35A Bailiwick

    46
    631
  3. 3
    ANT

    50D Creature without ears that uses vibrations to "hear"

    45
    401
  4. 4
    EAT

    43A Down

    33
    399
  5. 5
    HER

    15D Singer with a 2018 Grammy for Best R&B Album

    27
    237
  6. 6
    ESE

    49D Amarillo-to-Dallas dir.

    26
    386
  7. 7
    ALAS

    42A Word of regret

    26
    321
  8. 8
    ICEE

    46D Big name in frozen confections

    25
    91
  9. 9
    ENT

    52D Tolkien creature

    24
    222
  10. 10
    ETTA

    40A Blues Hall-of-Famer James

    23
    254
  11. 11
    EGOS

    2D Impediments to teamwork

    23
    210
  12. 12
    ESS

    18A Squad leader?

    22
    413
  13. 13
    ASEA

    26D Offshore

    22
    326
  14. 14
    TALE

    31A Account

    17
    178
  15. 15
    DIE

    45A Fade away

    16
    168
  16. 16
    LAO

    30A Language spoken along the Mekong

    16
    154
  17. 17
    ABA

    20A Judicial ratings grp.

    14
    195
  18. 18
    YALE

    1D Notable founding of 1701

    11
    137
  19. 19
    TDS

    8D Field stats

    10
    179
  20. 20
    BEN

    36A Big ___

    10
    122
  21. 21
    RIB

    48D Piece of BBQ

    10
    113
  22. 22
    TMC

    19A Cinemax competitor

    9
    40
  23. 23
    WIN

    33A Morale booster

    8
    96
  24. 24
    TOSCA

    7D Lover of Italian opera

    7
    76
  25. 25
    ORCS

    3D Tolkien creatures

    6
    51
  26. 26
    SANTA

    34A Certain list recipient

    5
    119
  27. 27
    DARN

    45D Exclamation of disappointment

    5
    74
  28. 28
    AUG

    44A Mo. for watching the Perseid meteor shower

    5
    46
  29. 29
    GAIA

    21A Terra's Greek counterpart

    5
    22
  30. 30
    GIRTH

    29D Circumference

    5
    15
  31. 31
    ADESTE

    39D Carol opener

    4
    55
  32. 32
    AGS

    12D Justice Dept. bigwigs

    4
    20
  33. 33
    ETDS

    47D Some terminal info, for short

    3
    46
  34. 34
    AARGH

    42D Exclamation of exasperation

    3
    14
  35. 35
    MUTANTS

    23D The X-Men, for example

    3
    8
  36. 36
    IRT

    13D N.Y.C.'s first subway line

    2
    70
  37. 37
    DENIS

    37A Philosopher Diderot

    2
    21
  38. 38
    DELTS

    25D Muscles strengthened by push-ups, informally

    2
    17
  39. 39
    LITHO

    32A Collectible print, in brief

    2
    17
  40. 40
    BREATHE

    36D "Just try to be calm ..."

    2
    7
  41. 41
    FANART

    11D Some unauthorized drawings

    2
    5
  42. 42
    LOCHNESSMONSTER

    17A Subject of the so-called "surgeon's photograph" of 1934

    2
    5
  43. 43
    DOW

    51D Company that introduced Saran Wrap

    1
    50
  44. 44
    BENZ

    27A Pioneering automaker

    1
    26
  45. 45
    ESOBESO

    10D 1962 pop hit with a rhyming title

    1
    15
  46. 46
    FEH

    4D "Yuck!"

    1
    11
  47. 47
    TCI

    53D Onetime cable giant acquired by AT&T in 1999

    1
    8
  48. 48
    BERMUDA

    22A British territory in the Atlantic

    1
    6
  49. 49
    ISNOTHINGSACRED debut

    54A Rhetorical question lamenting a lack of respect

    1
    2
  50. 50
    LAMS

    32D Hasty getaways

    0
    25
  51. 51
    URANIA

    24D Muse for Galileo

    0
    23
  52. 52
    GLINT

    28D Flash

    0
    17
  53. 53
    ITEMIZE

    6D Inventory

    0
    12
  54. 54
    AGREETODISAGREE

    16A What friendly opponents may do

    0
    10
  55. 55
    BETWEENTHELINES

    55A Implicatively

    0
    9
  56. 56
    MTARARAT

    38A High point of the Old Testament, for short

    0
    9
  57. 57
    DELUISE

    37D Reynolds's co-star in 1981's "The Cannonball Run"

    0
    8
  58. 58
    BATEAU

    27D Flat-bottomed riverboat

    0
    7
  59. 59
    GARDE

    29A "En ___!"

    0
    7
  60. 60
    SHUDDER

    41A [How horrible!]

    0
    5
  61. 61
    GESTURES

    28A Handmade signs?

    0
    4
  62. 62
    LIMABEAN

    9D Food named for a world capital (but pronounced differently)

    0
    4
  63. 63
    LENTANDO

    5D Gradually slowing, in music

    0
    3
  64. 64
    READSTHERIOTACT

    48A Gives an earful

    0
    2
  65. 65
    SETAGOAL

    34D Give oneself something to aim for

    0
    2
  66. 66
    GERHARD debut

    21D ___ Richter, contemporary artist whose painting "Abstraktes Bild (599)" sold at auction for a record-setting $46.3 million dollars

    0
    1
  67. 67
    WEARTHIN debut

    33D Become harder to bear

    0
    1
  68. 68
    YEOFLITTLEFAITH debut

    1A Words to a skeptic

    0
    1