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Tuesday · 74 answers · 5 debuts

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

  1. 1
    NEO

    26A Prefix with liberal or conservative

    43
    332
  2. 2
    EPEE

    61A Olympian's sword

    41
    343
  3. 3
    ICE

    58D "Rocks" in a cocktail

    40
    391
  4. 4
    ODOR

    1A Skunk's defense

    39
    344
  5. 5
    SHE

    22A ___/her pronouns

    35
    345
  6. 6
    LEI

    25A Necklace that can be made with kukui nuts

    29
    310
  7. 7
    RAN

    49A Chaired

    25
    291
  8. 8
    ODDS

    16A They're long for an underdog

    23
    171
  9. 9
    TED

    59D Big name in online talks

    22
    245
  10. 10
    SODA

    54D Many a cocktail mixer

    21
    163
  11. 11
    CNN

    48A MSNBC competitor

    19
    126
  12. 12
    IRON

    37D ___ Man, one of the Avengers

    18
    284
  13. 13
    AGED

    65A Like Scotch

    16
    148
  14. 14
    AGAR

    7D Petri dish filler

    15
    172
  15. 15
    OHO

    1D "Well, well, well!"

    15
    148
  16. 16
    LEAN

    21D Slim and trim

    15
    103
  17. 17
    IAGO

    14A Shakespeare villain who says "I am not what I am"

    14
    173
  18. 18
    SERA

    64A Some lab liquids

    14
    172
  19. 19
    TONI

    63A Literature Nobelist Morrison

    14
    117
  20. 20
    OBIT

    57A Story of one's life?

    13
    142
  21. 21
    SEX

    47A It sells, it's said

    11
    118
  22. 22
    NERD

    38D Wonkish sort

    10
    159
  23. 23
    NAPE

    53D Scruff of the neck

    9
    115
  24. 24
    PSAT

    5A High school exam, for short

    9
    106
  25. 25
    PAW

    34A End of a hairy limb

    9
    91
  26. 26
    SWAP

    22D Give this for that

    9
    90
  27. 27
    HULU

    13A Apple TV+ alternative

    8
    21
  28. 28
    IDEAS

    60A "Music is powered by ___": Yo-Yo Ma

    7
    95
  29. 29
    BEET

    9A Reddish-purple salad ingredient

    7
    83
  30. 30
    RUSE

    4D Deceptive trick

    7
    77
  31. 31
    TWIN

    20D Exact lookalike

    7
    68
  32. 32
    MACS

    56A Apple Store offerings

    7
    67
  33. 33
    ORGAN

    18A Church choir accompaniment

    7
    62
  34. 34
    CHAI

    52D Spiced tea

    7
    50
  35. 35
    THIN

    35A Watery or papery

    6
    61
  36. 36
    WON

    24A Prevailed

    5
    90
  37. 37
    ALIENS

    31A Ones potentially contacted in "first contact"

    5
    61
  38. 38
    SPLIT

    47D Bad break in bowling

    5
    57
  39. 39
    DUD

    2D Fizzling firework

    5
    53
  40. 40
    IND

    50A Like the opening of Mahler's Symphony No. 9

    4
    99
  41. 41
    ERASER

    11D One might take off a few marks

    4
    68
  42. 42
    LIGHT

    55A It travels at nearly 300 million meters per second

    4
    25
  43. 43
    YACHTS

    40D America's Cup vessels

    4
    13
  44. 44
    TONTO

    12D Spanish for "foolish"

    3
    65
  45. 45
    ASPIRE

    42A Have ambitions (to)

    3
    44
  46. 46
    HELI

    23D Lead-in to pad

    3
    27
  47. 47
    DEFOG

    28D Clear up, as ski goggles

    3
    19
  48. 48
    DICE

    62A Fuzzy bit of car décor

    2
    71
  49. 49
    PIAF

    33A "La Vie en Rose" singer Edith

    2
    24
  50. 50
    OYVEY

    39A Yiddish "Yikes!"

    2
    21
  51. 51
    TRACER

    46D Bullet with a trail

    2
    16
  52. 52
    YESIDO

    44D Affirmative reply to "Understand?"

    2
    12
  53. 53
    LONGO

    32A Vowel sound at the end of 15- and 26-Across

    2
    6
  54. 54
    GRAF

    17A Steffi with seven Wimbledon titles

    1
    36
  55. 55
    ARALSEA

    42D It was once the world's fourth-largest lake

    1
    35
  56. 56
    SARONG

    6D South Asian wrap

    1
    25
  57. 57
    VINO

    41D Bottleful in un ristorante

    1
    22
  58. 58
    MUNRO

    15A Literature Nobelist Alice

    1
    16
  59. 59
    BURG

    9D Small town

    1
    14
  60. 60
    PLAYS

    29D Works in a theater

    1
    12
  61. 61
    PENNAMES

    34D George Eliot and George Orwell, for two

    1
    8
  62. 62
    NOTPC

    30D Likely to offend, in brief

    1
    5
  63. 63
    HITITBIG

    36D Really prosper

    1
    3
  64. 64
    ENGINE

    10D Driving force?

    0
    29
  65. 65
    OXYGEN

    45D Most abundant element in Earth's crust

    0
    9
  66. 66
    PIGEONS

    5D Old-fashioned message carriers

    0
    6
  67. 67
    MOOING

    15D What may be heard in a herd

    0
    5
  68. 68
    SUNY

    43D Sch. system with campuses in Buffalo and Binghamton

    0
    5
  69. 69
    TOFOLLOW

    8D Coming up next

    0
    2
  70. 70
    METEOROLOGIST debut

    19A Temp job?

    0
    1
  71. 71
    OLDMEDIA debut

    3D Encyclopedia volumes vis-à-vis Wikipedia, e.g.

    0
    1
  72. 72
    PSYCHOANALYST debut

    51A Dream job?

    0
    1
  73. 73
    WEDDINGPLANNER debut

    27A Union job?

    0
    1
  74. 74
    YOGAINSTRUCTOR debut

    44A Flex job?

    0
    1