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Wednesday · 74 answers · 9 debuts

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

  1. 1
    IRE

    51A Fury

    52
    498
  2. 2
    ANT

    24A Tiny tunneler

    45
    401
  3. 3
    ELSE

    4D Otherwise

    43
    440
  4. 4
    IDEA

    55D It's just a thought

    33
    396
  5. 5
    APE

    2D Donkey Kong, e.g.

    28
    415
  6. 6
    INN

    53A Quaint lodging

    27
    258
  7. 7
    NIL

    60D Zilch

    27
    249
  8. 8
    ANNE

    40D Actress Hathaway

    26
    283
  9. 9
    GEL

    61D Come together, as plans

    26
    185
  10. 10
    SRO

    42A Sellout sign

    24
    251
  11. 11
    NEON

    63A Element of the Vegas strip?

    24
    219
  12. 12
    OPAL

    14A October birthstone

    23
    253
  13. 13
    LES

    52A Guitarist Paul

    22
    270
  14. 14
    OVEN

    15A Bun holder, so to speak

    22
    177
  15. 15
    UCLA

    22D Sch. whose newspaper is the Daily Bruin

    22
    174
  16. 16
    EMT

    33A CPR provider

    21
    188
  17. 17
    AKA

    21A Lead-in to an alias

    19
    211
  18. 18
    VAN

    9D Mobile dwelling for modern nomads

    13
    107
  19. 19
    OMAR

    18D ___ Little, "The Wire" antihero

    12
    252
  20. 20
    AMIE

    64A French girlfriend

    12
    170
  21. 21
    SAW

    44A Glimpsed

    12
    114
  22. 22
    ACHOO

    16A Allergic reaction

    12
    92
  23. 23
    USB

    22A Kind of computer port

    12
    59
  24. 24
    TELL

    7D What a poker player wears shades to hide

    11
    100
  25. 25
    MATE

    5A "G'day, ___!"

    10
    94
  26. 26
    ICK

    10D "So gross!"

    10
    70
  27. 27
    SNAFU

    50D Screw-up

    10
    58
  28. 28
    YELL

    67A Holler

    9
    76
  29. 29
    RELO

    49D Move, in real estate jargon

    9
    67
  30. 30
    TANG

    66A Zesty flavor

    9
    59
  31. 31
    LINE

    31A Common theme park sight

    8
    112
  32. 32
    KAT

    58D Dennings of "2 Broke Girls"

    8
    101
  33. 33
    OKAY

    56D Verbal thumbs-up

    8
    92
  34. 34
    CANE

    46A Walker's aid

    7
    85
  35. 35
    YOGA

    13D Class with mats

    7
    65
  36. 36
    RIMS

    26D Parts of glasses

    7
    58
  37. 37
    PUP

    36A Young seal

    6
    61
  38. 38
    WRY

    59D Ironically humorous

    6
    57
  39. 39
    MON

    32A "Au contraire, ___ frère"

    5
    79
  40. 40
    FOP

    1D Dandy

    5
    47
  41. 41
    OBAMA

    43D With Springsteen, co-host of the podcast "Renegades: Born in the USA"

    4
    89
  42. 42
    FAKE

    1A Like some plants that don't need watering

    3
    32
  43. 43
    SUNDAE

    50A Ice cream order

    3
    19
  44. 44
    IFEAR

    62A Worrier's words

    3
    15
  45. 45
    SHIN

    23D Knee/ankle connector

    2
    82
  46. 46
    HONKS

    12D Din from a gaggle

    2
    10
  47. 47
    ENBANC

    8D With all judges present

    2
    5
  48. 48
    IBID

    53D Footnote abbr.

    1
    50
  49. 49
    KEGS

    41D Beer holders

    1
    31
  50. 50
    CRUD

    35D Gunk

    1
    24
  51. 51
    AWOKE

    19D Came to

    1
    21
  52. 52
    SAJAK

    38A Longtime "Wheel of Fortune" host Pat

    1
    20
  53. 53
    REASON

    29D What "Why?" tries to uncover

    1
    13
  54. 54
    DUSTY

    65A Like many attics

    1
    9
  55. 55
    CHIANG

    11D Award-winning science fiction writer Ted

    1
    7
  56. 56
    VICHY

    9A French destination that's one of UNESCO's "Great Spa Towns of Europe"

    1
    6
  57. 57
    CHERRYPICKING

    28A Listen now! And I shall relate the story of the curious sovereign who adorned his castle with images of red fruit, for he was the …

    1
    3
  58. 58
    WARSONG debut

    45D "Over There," for one

    1
    2
  59. 59
    INUSE

    30D Occupied

    0
    61
  60. 60
    LEARNT

    48D Discovered, British-style

    0
    11
  61. 61
    ANZAC

    34A ___ Day (Down Under holiday)

    0
    8
  62. 62
    UNTACK

    27D Remove from a bulletin board, say

    0
    5
  63. 63
    LEMONLAW

    20A Apt recourse for a deal gone sour?

    0
    4
  64. 64
    DUNCES

    47D Chowderheads

    0
    3
  65. 65
    NORUNS

    25A What a pitcher allows in a baseball shutout

    0
    3
  66. 66
    MONONYM

    5D Cher or Madonna, e.g.

    0
    2
  67. 67
    AVANTPOP debut

    6D Experimental-but-accessible music genre

    0
    1
  68. 68
    BACKWARDLOOKING debut

    57A Give heed! And listen to my tale of the mad tyrant who decreed that all toilets in his realm be installed the wrong way, for he was the …

    0
    1
  69. 69
    DOUBLEPARKING debut

    47A Lend me your ear! And I will speak of the clumsy monarch who needed twice as many golf strokes as his opponents, for he was the …

    0
    1
  70. 70
    JAILTIME debut

    39D Certain legal consequence

    0
    1
  71. 71
    KARLBENZ debut

    3D German engineer who designed and built the first practical automobile (1885)

    0
    1
  72. 72
    MAILSLOT debut

    54A Letter opening

    0
    1
  73. 73
    PAPILLON debut

    37D French for "butterfly"

    0
    1
  74. 74
    PERSONALBANKING debut

    17A Hark! And hear of the vengeful ruler who took great pleasure in expelling disloyal subjects, for he was the …

    0
    1