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Monday · 78 answers · 3 debuts

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

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    SPA

    36A Hot springs resort

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    475
  2. 2
    USA

    59D Land between Can. and Mex.

    40
    261
  3. 3
    ISEE

    62A "Ah, that makes sense now"

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    360
  4. 4
    IRS

    38D Org. that won't call to demand payments, despite what its impostors would have you believe

    36
    246
  5. 5
    ORA

    43A "… spoon ___ fork?"

    35
    227
  6. 6
    EAT

    12D Have for lunch

    33
    399
  7. 7
    ENDS

    57D Finishes

    27
    303
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    NEAR

    16A "___, far, wherever you are" (Celine Dion lyric)

    20
    183
  9. 9
    DRS

    13D Stethoscope users: Abbr.

    20
    116
  10. 10
    PER

    11D The "p" of m.p.g.

    19
    270
  11. 11
    AGES

    23D Middle ___ (time before the Renaissance)

    19
    202
  12. 12
    REAL

    2D Authentic

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    160
  13. 13
    MEN

    60D All vice presidents before Harris

    19
    145
  14. 14
    DOS

    5D ___ and don'ts

    18
    175
  15. 15
    GPA

    34D 4.0 is a great one, for short

    18
    128
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    SPEC

    8D Blueprint detail

    18
    120
  17. 17
    TALC

    41A Light white powder

    17
    145
  18. 18
    HERE

    19D "Present!"

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    150
  19. 19
    ACDC

    1D Electrical adapter letters

    15
    129
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    ALIAS

    7D Assumed name

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    115
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    OPED

    10A Newspaper opinion piece

    14
    107
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    AUTO

    55D Lead-in to correct or tune

    13
    165
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    SATE

    54A Fill to capacity

    12
    144
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    TECH

    9D Silicon Valley field

    12
    101
  25. 25
    IMHO

    66A "If you ask me ...," online

    11
    58
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    LAST

    6A Stand the test of time

    10
    100
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    EMTS

    35A Ambulance specialists, in brief

    10
    96
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    DIANA

    50A Princess played by Emma Corrin on "The Crown"

    10
    71
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    OOP

    31D Alley ___ (basketball play)

    9
    96
  30. 30
    OPUS

    47D Numbered musical work

    9
    96
  31. 31
    CLUE

    3D You're reading one right now

    9
    93
  32. 32
    CLEO

    20A Egyptian queen, for short

    8
    83
  33. 33
    PEE

    40A Baseball's ___ Wee Reese

    8
    53
  34. 34
    BAND

    65A Kings of Leon or Queens of the Stone Age

    7
    47
  35. 35
    DAMN

    39D "Shucks!," only stronger

    6
    54
  36. 36
    ARCED

    1A Like the path of a lob

    5
    68
  37. 37
    GOA

    34A India's smallest state

    5
    44
  38. 38
    TRIP

    56D Excursion

    4
    94
  39. 39
    KFC

    61D Colonel Sanders's chain

    4
    46
  40. 40
    ELIDES

    33A Skips over, as a spoken syllable

    4
    19
  41. 41
    RADAR

    24A Air traffic control equipment

    3
    75
  42. 42
    LIAM

    53D Actor Neeson

    3
    61
  43. 43
    RESETS

    27D Adjusts, as a clock

    3
    34
  44. 44
    ALPACA

    29D Andean herd animal

    3
    30
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    OPERATE

    31A Do surgery

    3
    25
  46. 46
    TOASTER

    45D Appliance on a kitchen counter

    3
    13
  47. 47
    WAILS

    22A Cries loudly

    3
    9
  48. 48
    CELLO

    14A Instrument in a string quartet

    2
    50
  49. 49
    FACT

    63A Fiction's opposite

    2
    48
  50. 50
    DITCH

    50D Get rid of, informally

    2
    28
  51. 51
    JIB

    58D Triangular sail

    2
    27
  52. 52
    ONADARE

    10D How you might walk through the graveyard at night

    2
    26
  53. 53
    LATENT

    44A Existing in hidden form

    2
    22
  54. 54
    FETID

    64A Malodorous

    2
    18
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    LAPELS

    6D Big flaps in the fashion industry?

    2
    15
  56. 56
    DAUBS

    17A Applies sloppily, as paint

    2
    11
  57. 57
    BESTOW

    28D Confer (upon)

    2
    9
  58. 58
    ATTEND

    26D Go to an event

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    40
  59. 59
    ALPE

    15A French peak

    1
    26
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    BADEGGS

    28A Dirty dozen?

    1
    12
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    OCELOTS

    46A Spotted wildcats of the South American jungle

    1
    11
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    WADUP

    49A Crumple into a ball

    1
    3
  63. 63
    SUFI

    52D Believer in Islamic mysticism

    0
    9
  64. 64
    ALMONDS

    48A Nuts used to make marzipan

    0
    8
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    DIALED

    30D Used a rotary phone

    0
    7
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    PAELLAS

    32D Spanish rice dishes

    0
    6
  67. 67
    CROPS

    67A Farmer's harvests

    0
    5
  68. 68
    ELBOWED

    4D Nudged

    0
    4
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    PIECHARTS

    18A Data graphics with wedges

    0
    4
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    BIGSHOT

    21D V.I.P.

    0
    3
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    DAMPEN

    25D Make slightly wet

    0
    3
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    BEACHED

    21A Stuck ashore, as a whale

    0
    2
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    JUMPSUITS

    58A Garments similar to rompers … with a hint to the shaded squares in this puzzle

    0
    2
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    MUSLIMS

    51A Ramadan observers

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    2
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    SHIPPED

    37A Sent by UPS, e.g.

    0
    2
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    AIMSTO debut

    48D Hopes one will

    0
    1
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    CLUMPED debut

    42D In a mass

    0
    1
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    KTURN debut

    61A Three-point driving maneuver

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    1