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Tuesday · 78 answers · 1 debut

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

  1. 1
    ODE

    10D Verse that exalts its subject

    58
    523
  2. 2
    IRA

    3D Nest egg letters

    46
    448
  3. 3
    LSD

    59D "Acid"

    41
    245
  4. 4
    AHA

    22A Exclamation of epiphany

    40
    379
  5. 5
    UNO

    60A Card player's call

    30
    241
  6. 6
    REN

    63A Kylo ___ of "Star Wars"

    27
    198
  7. 7
    ORS

    57D Common conjunctions

    25
    161
  8. 8
    ICEE

    39A Slushy summer treat

    25
    91
  9. 9
    RHO

    56D Letter after pi

    23
    191
  10. 10
    ESS

    19A Feminine suffix

    22
    413
  11. 11
    ADELE

    11D "Easy on Me" singer, 2021

    22
    158
  12. 12
    LOO

    58D John of Salisbury

    18
    162
  13. 13
    SUE

    48A Go a-courting?

    17
    183
  14. 14
    LOL

    25A Not quite ROFL

    17
    132
  15. 15
    ALP

    27D Mont Blanc, for one

    16
    187
  16. 16
    ABU

    11A ___ Dhabi

    16
    86
  17. 17
    IRATE

    43A Furious

    14
    194
  18. 18
    CAB

    1D Taxi

    14
    129
  19. 19
    EVES

    50A Big nights before big days

    14
    108
  20. 20
    ACLU

    52D Rights advocacy org.

    13
    137
  21. 21
    DIP

    16A Hummus, for one

    13
    111
  22. 22
    EDDY

    31D Whirlpool

    12
    154
  23. 23
    SLOE

    21A Gin flavoring

    11
    164
  24. 24
    GEESE

    36D Flappers in a gaggle

    11
    130
  25. 25
    LOCO

    4D ___ citato (in the passage quoted)

    11
    91
  26. 26
    AARON

    14A Composer Copland

    10
    133
  27. 27
    AMIGO

    24D Compadre

    10
    67
  28. 28
    ARGO

    37A Oscar-winning film set partly in Iran

    9
    148
  29. 29
    HAL

    2D "2001: A Space Odyssey" antagonist

    9
    140
  30. 30
    MIC

    55A A live one might be hot

    9
    62
  31. 31
    UKES

    53D Some four-stringed instruments, for short

    7
    61
  32. 32
    RECON

    47D Intel mission

    7
    53
  33. 33
    EUROS

    62A Pisa dough?

    7
    50
  34. 34
    OFUSE

    64A Serviceable

    7
    31
  35. 35
    TSE

    49A "The Waste Land" author's monogram

    6
    228
  36. 36
    TURN

    44D Community card between "flop" and "river" in hold'em

    6
    59
  37. 37
    CHILI

    1A Hot dish that sounds cold

    6
    42
  38. 38
    BOLT

    33D Bit of lightning

    6
    37
  39. 39
    BLARE

    42A Trumpet's sound

    5
    38
  40. 40
    IDIOT

    32A "It is a tale told by an ___, full of sound and fury": Shak.

    4
    84
  41. 41
    STARE

    48D Gawk

    4
    81
  42. 42
    NERDS

    35D Bookish sorts

    4
    65
  43. 43
    COOL

    18D Cucumber-like, maybe

    4
    60
  44. 44
    ASIAM

    22D "Take me ___"

    4
    18
  45. 45
    FOREST

    45A Sherwood ___

    4
    17
  46. 46
    UPSET

    13D Surprise win

    3
    66
  47. 47
    ADDTO

    6A Increase, as a pot

    3
    44
  48. 48
    BEALE

    30A "If ___ Street Could Talk" (2018 film)

    3
    16
  49. 49
    SYMBOL

    28A $, %, & or @

    3
    8
  50. 50
    OVINE

    46D Sheepish

    2
    72
  51. 51
    DAFT

    8D Loopy

    2
    56
  52. 52
    BEARD

    15A Feature of five U.S. presidents from Lincoln to Harrison

    2
    35
  53. 53
    ICANT

    34D Defeatist's assertion

    2
    35
  54. 54
    BELLE

    30D Book-loving Disney princess in a yellow gown

    2
    34
  55. 55
    PATENT

    26A Inventor's protection

    2
    28
  56. 56
    BISON

    12D Plains figure replaced by Monticello on U.S. nickels

    2
    26
  57. 57
    TRENDS

    44A Prevailing tendencies

    2
    22
  58. 58
    STERILE

    21D Lifelessly dull

    2
    20
  59. 59
    MOLDS

    38A Jell-O shapers

    2
    14
  60. 60
    CRUE

    54D Mötley ___

    1
    30
  61. 61
    JRS

    41D PSAT takers, often

    1
    19
  62. 62
    FEMUR

    45D It's connected to the tibia

    1
    12
  63. 63
    TRESPASS

    9D Overstep one's bounds

    1
    10
  64. 64
    ABOIL

    6D Bubbling away

    0
    43
  65. 65
    RESOD

    65A Put down new turf on

    0
    30
  66. 66
    HALER

    61A More robust

    0
    14
  67. 67
    OBOISTS

    20A They play among the reeds

    0
    10
  68. 68
    DEFS

    7D Dict. offerings

    0
    9
  69. 69
    ROCKANDROLL

    56A Genre with a Hall of Fame in Cleveland … or what can follow the respective halves of 17-, 33- and 40-Across

    0
    8
  70. 70
    HYDRO

    23D Water power, informally

    0
    7
  71. 71
    BREEDER

    42D Operator of a stud farm

    0
    6
  72. 72
    INKBLOT

    5D Rorschach pattern

    0
    6
  73. 73
    MEATLOAF

    38D Late singer with a food name

    0
    6
  74. 74
    BOONIES

    29D Outskirts of the outskirts

    0
    4
  75. 75
    LAUTREC

    51A Artist Henri Toulouse-___

    0
    3
  76. 76
    BLACKCOFFEE

    17A Easy order for a barista

    0
    2
  77. 77
    MOONJELLY

    40A Ocean invertebrate with a round, translucent body

    0
    2
  78. 78
    BEDSPRING debut

    33A Coil in a mattress

    0
    1