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Tuesday · 74 answers · 3 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ERE

    65A Before, poetically

    43
    602
  2. 2
    EMO

    5D Punk offshoot

    43
    256
  3. 3
    ESP

    36D Mentalist's power

    35
    344
  4. 4
    ANN

    23A Rashida Jones's role on "Parks and Recreation"

    33
    300
  5. 5
    ELM

    61D Stately tree

    30
    240
  6. 6
    ECHO

    36A Reverberate

    29
    312
  7. 7
    ASP

    7A Snake in ancient Egyptian art

    22
    265
  8. 8
    GEE

    45D "I hadn't thought of it that way"

    20
    200
  9. 9
    PER

    32D According to

    19
    270
  10. 10
    SAN

    58A ___ Jose, Calif.

    19
    182
  11. 11
    NAE

    68A When doubled, a 2010s dance fad

    19
    171
  12. 12
    ATON

    64A Oodles

    19
    136
  13. 13
    UMA

    31D Actress Thurman

    18
    175
  14. 14
    SCAB

    55D It may cover a cut

    17
    101
  15. 15
    TAG

    63D @, as a verb

    15
    132
  16. 16
    EGGS

    13D ___ Benedict

    15
    116
  17. 17
    SHH

    34D Movie theater reproof

    15
    100
  18. 18
    ROAR

    41A Sound likely not made by a Tyrannosaurus rex, despite what "Jurassic Park" would have you believe

    13
    169
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    NIA

    62D Actress Long

    13
    138
  20. 20
    OTHER

    39A In ___ words

    13
    114
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    AGOG

    16A Wide-eyed with wonder

    12
    143
  22. 22
    LOU

    15A Singer Rawls

    12
    139
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    CEE

    37D Third letter in an alphabet song

    10
    138
  24. 24
    RIB

    4D ___-eye steak

    10
    113
  25. 25
    DAY

    6D Word with latter or red-letter

    10
    89
  26. 26
    APU

    54A "The Simpsons" storekeeper

    9
    95
  27. 27
    EARP

    21A Frontiersman Wyatt

    8
    102
  28. 28
    FESS

    22A Admit, with "up"

    8
    51
  29. 29
    ALLAH

    7D Deity of Islam

    7
    89
  30. 30
    FIE

    20A "Phooey!," to Shakespeare

    7
    60
  31. 31
    CANI

    59A "Ple-e-e-ease?"

    7
    44
  32. 32
    SESTET

    18D Six-line stanza

    7
    40
  33. 33
    IUD

    43D Birth control option, for short

    7
    29
  34. 34
    IMOK

    57A Reassuring words after a fall

    6
    39
  35. 35
    FROG

    19A Puddle-jumper?

    6
    33
  36. 36
    FDA

    24D Vaccine approver, in brief

    5
    97
  37. 37
    PGS

    26D Newspaper parts: Abbr.

    5
    17
  38. 38
    ELAINE

    2D Julia Louis-Dreyfus role on "Seinfeld"

    4
    101
  39. 39
    BERG

    67A Icy hazard at sea

    4
    71
  40. 40
    SPARSE

    50D Few and far between

    4
    40
  41. 41
    SOIREE

    8D Fancy evening party

    4
    36
  42. 42
    KATE

    56D Feminist Millett who popularized the concept of the patriarchy

    3
    46
  43. 43
    GOSEE

    53D "Look for yourself"

    3
    19
  44. 44
    ZOOS

    12D Places where you might find okapis and gnus (besides crossword puzzles!)

    2
    25
  45. 45
    ISITME

    35A "Am I the problem here?"

    2
    13
  46. 46
    GEARED

    1A Prepared, with "up"

    2
    8
  47. 47
    RARES

    33A Hard-to-find game cards, in collector's lingo

    2
    8
  48. 48
    EBOOKS

    40D Kindle purchases

    2
    5
  49. 49
    ATTEND

    3D Go to

    1
    40
  50. 50
    LIAISE

    66A Act as a go-between

    1
    20
  51. 51
    ONENESS

    48A Singularity

    1
    18
  52. 52
    MAGNET

    69A Object represented visually twice in this puzzle

    1
    10
  53. 53
    ULTIMA

    14A Final syllable of a word, in linguistics

    1
    6
  54. 54
    WAFFLEIRON

    10D Breakfast appliance

    1
    4
  55. 55
    WAZE

    10A Crowdsourced map app

    1
    4
  56. 56
    SHEEPLE

    25A Unquestioning followers, in slang

    1
    3
  57. 57
    ELMIRA

    47D New York city where Mark Twain is buried

    0
    22
  58. 58
    EASEIN

    49D Enter gingerly, as a hot tub

    0
    14
  59. 59
    WEDIDIT

    27A First three words famously said by Kamala Harris to Joe Biden upon winning the 2020 election

    0
    9
  60. 60
    IRONMAIDEN

    29D Heavy metal band whose name includes an actual heavy metal

    0
    8
  61. 61
    SUNSET

    51D Slowly phase out, in lingo

    0
    7
  62. 62
    AGREEDTO

    11D Shook on

    0
    6
  63. 63
    HIDALGO

    52A Gentleman: Sp.

    0
    6
  64. 64
    SEENIN

    42A Welcomed at the door

    0
    5
  65. 65
    HBOGO

    44A Streaming service rebranded with the suffix Max in 2020

    0
    4
  66. 66
    HERHONOR

    38D Judge Judy title

    0
    4
  67. 67
    SKOL

    55A Vodka brand that sounds like a toast

    0
    4
  68. 68
    GUFFAW

    1D Belly laugh

    0
    3
  69. 69
    IRONFILING

    28D Debris from welding or power drilling

    0
    2
  70. 70
    PERFUME

    46A Fragrance

    0
    2
  71. 71
    PUMPEDIRON

    9D Lifted weights, informally

    0
    2
  72. 72
    DISSENTERS debut

    60A Ones with minority views

    0
    1
  73. 73
    EDGEDUP debut

    30A Gradually increased

    0
    1
  74. 74
    FATBOYSLIM debut

    17A Oxymoronic stage name for the D.J. Norman Cook

    0
    1