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Saturday · 64 answers · 4 debuts

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

  1. 1
    EPEE

    15A Weapon with a point d'arrêt

    41
    343
  2. 2
    AIR

    7D Word with pocket or bag

    33
    304
  3. 3
    STAR

    36A [See fine print]

    31
    316
  4. 4
    ATTA

    18A Flour ground in a chakki

    28
    156
  5. 5
    ETAS

    31D Gate postings, briefly

    26
    214
  6. 6
    TAO

    37A Mathematician Terence who won a Fields Medal at age 31

    21
    223
  7. 7
    ARID

    45A Like the habitat for camels

    16
    222
  8. 8
    HES

    35A "___ dead, Jim"

    16
    122
  9. 9
    ORBS

    24A Heads of staffs?

    14
    107
  10. 10
    REA

    26A Stephen of the Field Day Theatre Company

    12
    201
  11. 11
    SOL

    28A G, in C

    12
    174
  12. 12
    ASHY

    50A Descriptor for gray-blond hair

    12
    97
  13. 13
    LAV

    47D Head

    12
    63
  14. 14
    MESA

    48A Plain protuberance

    11
    151
  15. 15
    LAMA

    43D Bhikkhu's teacher

    11
    107
  16. 16
    SEAS

    12D Geographical heptad

    10
    105
  17. 17
    SOPS

    9A Soaks (up)

    7
    47
  18. 18
    TILT

    44D Set askew

    6
    80
  19. 19
    PETCO

    11D Its symbol is WOOF on Nasdaq

    6
    17
  20. 20
    CRED

    6D Rep

    5
    36
  21. 21
    PEEKABOO

    23A Game that helps teach object permanence

    5
    14
  22. 22
    CLASP

    42A Necklace closure

    4
    39
  23. 23
    SHRED

    39D Whit

    3
    47
  24. 24
    TAMER

    22A Not as adventurous

    3
    45
  25. 25
    FEST

    40A Big affair

    3
    44
  26. 26
    SOWS

    27A Spreads out in a bed?

    3
    37
  27. 27
    ESCAPEROOM

    16A Where making a hasty exit is encouraged

    3
    12
  28. 28
    SOLES

    14D Flat bottoms

    2
    36
  29. 29
    OPTION

    10D Choice

    2
    17
  30. 30
    SEATBELT

    9D Icon for airplane passengers

    2
    11
  31. 31
    HARES

    41D Jack rabbits, but not rabbits

    1
    36
  32. 32
    PEWS

    23D Sunday parking spots?

    1
    33
  33. 33
    SUPER

    5D "All right!"

    1
    33
  34. 34
    RESTAREA

    2D Pull-off

    1
    21
  35. 35
    EPITAPH

    31A Passage in a cemetery

    1
    14
  36. 36
    TAYLOR

    44A Mildred D. ___, author of "Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry," 1977

    1
    13
  37. 37
    SHELVE

    27D Postpone

    1
    11
  38. 38
    LATTEART

    43A Mug shot subject?

    1
    6
  39. 39
    NEOPETS

    8D Website with adoptable virtual creatures

    1
    6
  40. 40
    STOKED

    19A Pumped

    1
    6
  41. 41
    MATCHES

    29A Exact hits

    1
    5
  42. 42
    ICESTORM

    1D Woe for winter travelers

    1
    4
  43. 43
    SPOTLIT

    36D Focused attention on

    1
    4
  44. 44
    PASSOVER

    33D Time to read the Haggadah

    1
    3
  45. 45
    FELLINLOVE debut

    46A Became smitten

    1
    2
  46. 46
    CANTO

    42D Part of an epic verse

    0
    31
  47. 47
    STAKES

    4D Preakness or Belmont

    0
    12
  48. 48
    SAVOIR

    21D ___-faire

    0
    11
  49. 49
    FETISH

    38D Foot ___

    0
    7
  50. 50
    FELDSPAR

    38A Rock-forming mineral that makes up over half of the earth's crust

    0
    5
  51. 51
    IRISSCAN

    1A Eye exam you need to pass?

    0
    4
  52. 52
    ATEALONE

    32D Had a solo dinner "date"

    0
    3
  53. 53
    CHEATDAY

    30D Let-them-eat-cake occasion?

    0
    3
  54. 54
    FLYLOW

    40D Move so as to evade detection, in a way

    0
    3
  55. 55
    GETSEVEN

    25A Pays someone back

    0
    3
  56. 56
    GOESDEAF

    25D Develops hearing loss

    0
    3
  57. 57
    DIALTONES

    49A Evidence of one's hang-ups?

    0
    2
  58. 58
    HEAVEHOS

    41A Ejections

    0
    2
  59. 59
    HOTPRESS

    34D Machine that gives paper a smooth finish

    0
    2
  60. 60
    MAKESPAR

    17D Meets expectations, in a way

    0
    2
  61. 61
    PLASTICS

    20A The Father of ___, moniker for the inventor Leo Baekeland

    0
    2
  62. 62
    CENTURIES debut

    13A Cricketer's 100-run streaks

    0
    1
  63. 63
    INCOMBAT debut

    3D Fighting

    0
    1
  64. 64
    TVTOWERS debut

    51A They make waves for viewers

    0
    1