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Tuesday · 76 answers · 2 debuts

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

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    ADO

    24D Kerfuffle

    44
    477
  2. 2
    ETSY

    71A Crafty website

    41
    116
  3. 3
    ASIA

    7D The East

    38
    350
  4. 4
    ENDS

    36D Ceases

    27
    303
  5. 5
    SIT

    39A Survive a round of musical chairs

    26
    172
  6. 6
    LSAT

    60D Exam for an aspiring atty.

    25
    172
  7. 7
    KNEE

    53A One may be taken in protest

    24
    264
  8. 8
    IPA

    32A Pub order, in brief

    20
    80
  9. 9
    ERIN

    25A "___ go bragh!"

    19
    279
  10. 10
    EDAM

    52A Dutch cheese

    19
    216
  11. 11
    MENU

    14A Bill of fare

    18
    183
  12. 12
    HAD

    21A Bamboozled

    18
    114
  13. 13
    ODIN

    58D Thor's father

    17
    159
  14. 14
    EDYS

    37A Ice cream brand

    17
    106
  15. 15
    UGH

    64D "Awful, just awful!"

    16
    128
  16. 16
    ACDC

    12D Rock band name with a slash

    15
    129
  17. 17
    ELON

    41A Entrepreneur Musk

    15
    102
  18. 18
    RANT

    11D Screed

    14
    133
  19. 19
    TRAM

    10A Transport between airport terminals

    14
    113
  20. 20
    RENO

    56D Janet ___, first female attorney general

    13
    230
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    OOH

    57A Lead-in to "la-la"

    13
    160
  22. 22
    RID

    26D Clear (of)

    13
    148
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    AHOY

    55D Sailor's greeting

    13
    108
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    PERU

    2D Land in the Andes

    12
    161
  25. 25
    POI

    5D Mash prepared for a luau

    11
    120
  26. 26
    MED

    48A Club ___ (resort)

    11
    90
  27. 27
    ONEG

    3D Universal donor's blood type, in brief

    11
    63
  28. 28
    LMAO

    23A Texter's response to a hilarious joke

    10
    23
  29. 29
    ONSET

    15A Beginning, as of symptoms

    9
    141
  30. 30
    AIRS

    61D Pretenses one may "put on"

    9
    110
  31. 31
    IMPS

    1D Little devils

    9
    87
  32. 32
    RACE

    16A Marathon, e.g.

    8
    131
  33. 33
    MESH

    13D Fit together well

    8
    115
  34. 34
    NOTI

    45A Terse denial

    8
    75
  35. 35
    HTML

    54D Website developer's code

    8
    47
  36. 36
    UPDO

    28D Pageant coif

    8
    46
  37. 37
    ANDSO

    43D Segue before a conclusion

    8
    38
  38. 38
    TOES

    35D Little piggies

    7
    84
  39. 39
    IPOD

    1A Media player debut of 2001

    7
    79
  40. 40
    MONO

    66A Not stereo

    7
    69
  41. 41
    DELETE

    34A Cut, in editing

    7
    48
  42. 42
    FLY

    65D Take to the sky

    6
    46
  43. 43
    SELMA

    31D Title city in a 2014 Ava DuVernay film

    5
    69
  44. 44
    IBEAM

    47D Seat in the iconic photo "Lunch Atop a Skyscraper"

    5
    51
  45. 45
    ARMED

    18D Packing, so to speak

    5
    50
  46. 46
    GARB

    68A Stuff to wear

    5
    45
  47. 47
    AMONRA

    50D Egyptian sun god

    5
    12
  48. 48
    LYON

    69A City on the Rhône

    4
    43
  49. 49
    TCBY

    62D Frozen dessert chain owned by Mrs. Fields

    4
    30
  50. 50
    DOTH

    33A "The lady ___ protest too much ...": "Hamlet"

    4
    24
  51. 51
    HATCH

    22A Way into a sub

    4
    22
  52. 52
    STA

    44D RR stop

    3
    158
  53. 53
    THING

    30D "Sure ___!" ("You bet!")

    3
    13
  54. 54
    PSALM

    5A Sacred song

    2
    54
  55. 55
    SUGAR

    20A Big part of many kids' cereals

    2
    43
  56. 56
    AFLAT

    59A G sharp equivalent

    2
    29
  57. 57
    TNN

    46D Spike TV, previously

    1
    68
  58. 58
    WHINE

    19D Dog's "Pleeeeze!"

    1
    18
  59. 59
    LAYUP

    29D Easy two-pointer

    1
    17
  60. 60
    HARPS

    54A Repeatedly comments (on)

    1
    15
  61. 61
    THESOUNDOFMUSIC

    63A Rodgers and Hammerstein's "Do-Re-Mi" show, with a hint to this puzzle's theme

    1
    5
  62. 62
    REFUGE

    51D Haven, as for endangered wildlife

    1
    4
  63. 63
    PIED

    27D ___ Piper

    0
    44
  64. 64
    MTG

    9D Business appt.

    0
    16
  65. 65
    GRILL

    67A Interrogate

    0
    14
  66. 66
    HANDY

    70A Good at fixing leaky faucets and creaky hinges, say

    0
    12
  67. 67
    LENDER

    8D "Neither a borrower nor a ___ be": "Hamlet"

    0
    12
  68. 68
    TRIANGLE

    10D Shape describing a complex love relationship

    0
    7
  69. 69
    DUVALL

    4D "The Shining" actress Shelley

    0
    4
  70. 70
    SLEEPSON

    38D Takes overnight to think about

    0
    4
  71. 71
    SNLHOSTS

    6D Sketch show V.I.P.s who get a jacket for their fifth appearance

    0
    3
  72. 72
    PENTAGONBRASS

    49A Top military leaders in Washington

    0
    2
  73. 73
    PREVAILINGWINDS

    17A Air currents from the most typical direction

    0
    2
  74. 74
    TOOKHOLD

    40D Gained influence, as an idea

    0
    2
  75. 75
    DOULAS debut

    42A Some labor leaders?

    0
    1
  76. 76
    PULLEDSTRINGS debut

    27A Resorted to good old-fashioned know-who, say

    0
    1