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Tuesday · 74 answers · 6 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ONE

    19D 1

    64
    613
  2. 2
    ALA

    14A ___ carte menu

    58
    513
  3. 3
    IRA

    55D Savings plan with SEP and SIMPLE versions

    46
    448
  4. 4
    EPEE

    52D Fencing option

    41
    343
  5. 5
    ANN

    7D ___ Taylor (clothier)

    33
    300
  6. 6
    OVA

    47D Laboratory eggs

    30
    259
  7. 7
    ELS

    22A Trains at a high level?

    29
    333
  8. 8
    APE

    32A Mimic

    28
    415
  9. 9
    OPERA

    26D John Adams's "Nixon in China," for one

    26
    247
  10. 10
    YEN

    62A Hankering

    24
    212
  11. 11
    PEA

    59A Royal irritant in a fairy tale

    23
    230
  12. 12
    APT

    54D Missing letters in "??propria?e" (felicitously)

    23
    217
  13. 13
    ASP

    35D African serpent

    22
    265
  14. 14
    EDGE

    50D Leg up

    21
    293
  15. 15
    ACES

    5D High or low cards

    20
    211
  16. 16
    PESO

    12D 100 centavos

    20
    131
  17. 17
    ESPN

    51D TV network that organizes the X Games

    19
    154
  18. 18
    PAL

    1A Bud

    18
    198
  19. 19
    AHAB

    28A Captain in a whale of a tale?

    15
    156
  20. 20
    GOD

    48A Mars or Jupiter

    12
    79
  21. 21
    PIT

    41A ___ stop (chance to refuel)

    11
    102
  22. 22
    MRT

    33D "The A-Team" actor with a mohawk

    11
    98
  23. 23
    NERD

    38D Brainy oddball

    10
    159
  24. 24
    TIES

    60A Makes into a knot

    10
    84
  25. 25
    OLEO

    16A Butter alternative

    9
    264
  26. 26
    ROI

    6D Louis XIV, par exemple

    9
    121
  27. 27
    SAND

    42A Golfers don't want to go into it

    9
    86
  28. 28
    ALFA

    2D ___ Romeo (Italian auto)

    8
    108
  29. 29
    TOW

    56D Pull along

    8
    88
  30. 30
    HORA

    45D Group wedding dance

    7
    101
  31. 31
    HYDE

    45A Mr. in a Robert Louis Stevenson story

    7
    69
  32. 32
    ICONIC

    15A Widely recognized, as a symbol

    7
    20
  33. 33
    AVOID

    30D Dodge

    6
    72
  34. 34
    GENES

    48D Cute reply to "Why are you so cute?"

    6
    47
  35. 35
    SOT

    13D Barfly

    5
    152
  36. 36
    WORE

    23D Had on

    5
    61
  37. 37
    BETTE

    31D "___ Davis Eyes" (Kim Carnes hit of 1981)

    5
    53
  38. 38
    PAIL

    1D Item on a bucket list?

    4
    49
  39. 39
    PAGE

    57A Leaf (through)

    3
    71
  40. 40
    BNAI

    49D ___ B'rith (Jewish organization)

    3
    45
  41. 41
    RYAN

    53D TV host Seacrest

    2
    86
  42. 42
    MORT

    33A Comedian Sahl

    2
    27
  43. 43
    GARAGE

    4A Tow truck destination

    2
    25
  44. 44
    REARM

    43A Prepare to break a peace treaty, perhaps

    2
    22
  45. 45
    LADIES

    20A The "L" of L.P.G.A.

    2
    15
  46. 46
    MILO

    18D Venus de ___

    1
    41
  47. 47
    CAPS

    10A Puts a lid on

    1
    37
  48. 48
    EUROPE

    58A Home to Slovenia and Slovakia

    1
    34
  49. 49
    EERIER

    51A More ghostly

    1
    22
  50. 50
    BARBS

    25D Cutting remarks

    1
    21
  51. 51
    EASEUP

    44D Slacken

    1
    17
  52. 52
    DATIVE

    34A Grammatical case in Latin

    1
    13
  53. 53
    BOYO

    25A Irish laddie

    1
    8
  54. 54
    TERP

    40A Univ. of Maryland athlete

    0
    30
  55. 55
    BRONTE

    39A Emily who wrote "Wuthering Heights"

    0
    20
  56. 56
    ALEK

    11D Fashion model Wek

    0
    13
  57. 57
    WIENER

    23A Hot dog

    0
    11
  58. 58
    HONDO

    27A 1953 title role for John Wayne

    0
    9
  59. 59
    INTOTAL

    24D Counting everything

    0
    8
  60. 60
    BEAVIS

    49A Butt-head's sidekick

    0
    6
  61. 61
    GIBES

    4D Cutting remarks

    0
    6
  62. 62
    ENDGAMES

    37D Chess match finales

    0
    5
  63. 63
    SPAWNS

    61A Brings into being

    0
    5
  64. 64
    GOBALD

    46A Emulate Mr. Clean, in a way

    0
    4
  65. 65
    CONGRATS

    10D "Major props to you!"

    0
    3
  66. 66
    ANDMAKEITSNAPPY

    54A "Hurry up!"

    0
    2
  67. 67
    GINGKO

    21A ___ biloba (ornamental tree with a widely used extract)

    0
    2
  68. 68
    LAIDEYESON

    3D Got a look at

    0
    2
  69. 69
    ECHINODERM debut

    9D Starfish or sea urchin, in a biology text

    0
    1
  70. 70
    GIGGED debut

    8D Played a couple of sets at a jazz club, say

    0
    1
  71. 71
    HIPPYDIPPY debut

    29D New-Agey, slangily

    0
    1
  72. 72
    HOVERBIKES debut

    27D Futuristic modes of transport

    0
    1
  73. 73
    IFIMBEINGHONEST debut

    17A "Truthfully …"

    0
    1
  74. 74
    RESERVEONESSPOT debut

    36A Secure a seat at the table, say

    0
    1