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Monday · 70 answers · 8 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-02), then by uses across the whole archive.

  1. 1
    NOR

    8D Neither's partner

    33
    332
  2. 2
    OVEN

    55D Pizzeria fixture

    22
    177
  3. 3
    SAY

    46A Utter

    20
    132
  4. 4
    USER

    62A Computer operator

    19
    246
  5. 5
    MAR

    35A Tarnish

    19
    215
  6. 6
    INA

    34D Like peas ___ pod

    17
    178
  7. 7
    IBET

    19D "Yeah, right …"

    16
    132
  8. 8
    NERO

    13D Emperor who purportedly fiddled while Rome burned

    15
    243
  9. 9
    SANE

    28D Rational

    14
    153
  10. 10
    SCAN

    5A Read electronically, as a U.P.C.

    14
    149
  11. 11
    SOAP

    14A Daytime TV drama, informally

    14
    114
  12. 12
    UTES

    61A Beehive State collegians

    13
    149
  13. 13
    PEST

    65A Annoying sort

    13
    128
  14. 14
    APPS

    1A Smartphone downloads

    13
    78
  15. 15
    ASADA

    1D Carne ___ (taco choice)

    13
    42
  16. 16
    LIES

    45D Untruths

    12
    97
  17. 17
    TEASE

    50D Poke fun at

    11
    127
  18. 18
    GALA

    59A Swanky bash

    11
    115
  19. 19
    ANITA

    7D "West Side Story" role for Rita Moreno and Ariana DeBose

    9
    140
  20. 20
    AMOK

    27D Run ___ (go berserk)

    9
    128
  21. 21
    TREY

    29D Card that beats a deuce

    9
    82
  22. 22
    BRAT

    11D Obnoxious kid

    9
    77
  23. 23
    WHOA

    31D "Hold your horses!"

    9
    74
  24. 24
    UHNO

    15A "Actually, you're way off …"

    9
    14
  25. 25
    AOK

    40A Fine and dandy

    7
    94
  26. 26
    ISLES

    51D St. Croix and St. Thomas, for two

    7
    79
  27. 27
    START

    52D Set into motion

    7
    77
  28. 28
    GENT

    64A Fellow

    7
    67
  29. 29
    NERVE

    16A Gumption

    7
    56
  30. 30
    ARYA

    17A One of the Starks on "Game of Thrones"

    7
    16
  31. 31
    LOX

    25A Salmon topping for a bagel

    6
    59
  32. 32
    OAKS

    32D Sturdy trees

    6
    59
  33. 33
    ATTILA

    44D Fifth-century leader of the Huns

    6
    58
  34. 34
    DOMES

    33D Tops of many cathedrals and temples

    6
    25
  35. 35
    ONEAL

    60A Shaquille of the N.B.A.

    5
    140
  36. 36
    RONA

    54D Novelist Jaffe

    5
    97
  37. 37
    SWAB

    30D Q-tip, e.g.

    5
    71
  38. 38
    URBAN

    9A City-related

    5
    53
  39. 39
    SEATS

    38D Plane assignments

    5
    27
  40. 40
    BLOW

    53D Erupt

    4
    41
  41. 41
    UNSEAL

    9D Open, as an envelope

    4
    16
  42. 42
    AVIS

    12D Hertz competitor

    3
    96
  43. 43
    LUG

    58D Galoot

    3
    61
  44. 44
    DANES

    24D Viggo Mortensen and Hans Christian Andersen, by nationality

    3
    43
  45. 45
    WANDA

    63A Sykes of comedy

    3
    27
  46. 46
    PAYEE

    3D Money order recipient

    3
    20
  47. 47
    SLOPS

    21D Spills messily

    3
    17
  48. 48
    SPAMALOT

    4D Tony-winning musical with the song "Knights of the Round Table"

    2
    11
  49. 49
    WROTE

    48D Jotted down

    1
    36
  50. 50
    HAVEN

    49D Sanctuary

    1
    23
  51. 51
    ATLEAST

    26A Minimally

    1
    15
  52. 52
    PORED

    2D Studied carefully, with "over"

    1
    12
  53. 53
    RATSNEST

    56A Snarled-up mess of debris

    1
    10
  54. 54
    CHAIS

    6D Fragrant spiced teas

    1
    4
  55. 55
    BRONTE

    53A Novelist Charlotte, Emily or Anne

    0
    20
  56. 56
    BASSALE

    42A British brew with a red triangle logo

    0
    8
  57. 57
    SINEAD

    43D O'Connor with the 1990 hit "Nothing Compares 2 U"

    0
    7
  58. 58
    BEITSO

    22A "May that happen," in Shakespeare

    0
    5
  59. 59
    MASTERKEY

    41A It opens all doors

    0
    5
  60. 60
    WHATSDONEISDONE

    36A "There can be no changing things now," redundantly

    0
    4
  61. 61
    ITISWHATITIS

    47A "We'll just have to adapt," redundantly

    0
    3
  62. 62
    REFILE

    10D Amend one's tax return

    0
    3
  63. 63
    ADEALISADEAL debut

    23A "Stick to the agreement," redundantly

    0
    1
  64. 64
    DEEMSFIT debut

    20A Considers to be appropriate

    0
    1
  65. 65
    DRYINGUP debut

    39D Evaporating

    0
    1
  66. 66
    FAIRISFAIR debut

    18A "The rules apply to everyone," redundantly

    0
    1
  67. 67
    ITSATEST debut

    37D "They just want to see how we'll react"

    0
    1
  68. 68
    LOVEISLOVE debut

    57A "We all deserve to have our intimate relationships honored," redundantly

    0
    1
  69. 69
    SUFFIXED debut

    5D Added at the end, like the "-ness" in "kindness"

    0
    1
  70. 70
    SWOOPEDIN debut

    30A Descended swiftly, like a hawk

    0
    1