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Monday · 78 answers · 6 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ASS

    60D Doofus

    58
    409
  2. 2
    ACE

    58D Card with a single spot on it

    57
    493
  3. 3
    ARE

    63A "___ you kidding me?"

    56
    533
  4. 4
    OLE

    30A Soccer game cheer

    54
    525
  5. 5
    ONO

    13A Artist/activist Yoko

    49
    326
  6. 6
    USA

    12D The world's third-most populous country, after China and India

    40
    261
  7. 7
    ISEE

    35A "Gotcha"

    36
    360
  8. 8
    ANTI

    19A Not in favor of

    32
    364
  9. 9
    SAD

    66A Down in the dumps

    31
    236
  10. 10
    IDLE

    54A Have the engine on while parked

    30
    259
  11. 11
    ALSO

    61A In addition

    28
    245
  12. 12
    EARS

    40A The African elephant has the largest of these among all animals

    27
    163
  13. 13
    OPERA

    52D "The Magic Flute," e.g.

    26
    247
  14. 14
    STEM

    57A Inedible part of a cherry

    26
    228
  15. 15
    GEL

    46A Hair goop

    26
    185
  16. 16
    RAN

    44A Hotfooted it

    25
    291
  17. 17
    MET

    64A Intersected

    25
    187
  18. 18
    RAM

    59D "Battering" weapon

    25
    166
  19. 19
    EPIC

    37D Large-scale

    23
    235
  20. 20
    LES

    21D "___ Misérables"

    22
    270
  21. 21
    PRE

    45D Opposite of post-

    21
    175
  22. 22
    AER

    8D ___ Lingus

    19
    148
  23. 23
    CSI

    55A Long-running CBS drama

    19
    127
  24. 24
    THE

    39D Not just *any*

    18
    175
  25. 25
    INANE

    2D Laughably stupid

    17
    193
  26. 26
    LOS

    9D The "L" of U.C.L.A.

    17
    144
  27. 27
    LOL

    20A "That's hilarious!," in a text

    17
    132
  28. 28
    IOWA

    18A Where Des Moines is

    16
    130
  29. 29
    ELMO

    48D Bug-eyed red Muppet

    15
    174
  30. 30
    GNU

    10A African grazer

    13
    127
  31. 31
    SOL

    4D Note after fa

    12
    174
  32. 32
    SAM

    57D Uncle associated with the 12-Down

    12
    155
  33. 33
    REESE

    26D Witherspoon of "Legally Blonde"

    12
    153
  34. 34
    LEAP

    22A Jump

    11
    103
  35. 35
    USERS

    31D Consumers

    10
    96
  36. 36
    ICON

    50A It's clicked on a desktop

    9
    189
  37. 37
    LADS

    21A Young fellows

    8
    60
  38. 38
    DIAL

    15D Radio tuner

    7
    86
  39. 39
    DOES

    15A "___ that answer your question?"

    6
    68
  40. 40
    IOUS

    29A Debtors' notes

    6
    54
  41. 41
    PILL

    45A Medicine tablet

    6
    42
  42. 42
    SNOB

    34A Stuck-up person

    5
    105
  43. 43
    ORELSE

    5D Ominous end of a threat

    5
    75
  44. 44
    COCOA

    6D Drink served with marshmallows

    5
    63
  45. 45
    OYL

    28D Popeye's Olive ___

    4
    76
  46. 46
    PIES

    41A Lemon meringue and banana cream

    4
    58
  47. 47
    GOTTA

    3D Must, informally

    4
    34
  48. 48
    ASCOT

    49D Broad tie

    3
    84
  49. 49
    JOE

    27A Coffee, slangily

    3
    75
  50. 50
    CAPO

    56A Guitar clamp

    3
    64
  51. 51
    CASAS

    51D Spanish houses

    3
    29
  52. 52
    ITALICS

    35D Font style that the shortcut Ctrl+I activates

    3
    14
  53. 53
    CAROLS

    62A Christmas songs

    3
    13
  54. 54
    NOSED

    53D Pried (into)

    2
    33
  55. 55
    FOCAL

    1D ___ point (where lines converge)

    2
    27
  56. 56
    OROMEO

    14A Beginning of a balcony soliloquy

    2
    24
  57. 57
    TOOLS

    24D Hammers and sickles

    2
    23
  58. 58
    STILL

    34D Not moving

    2
    20
  59. 59
    LETTERS

    38A See 36-Across

    2
    13
  60. 60
    ELECTRO

    42D Spider-Man adversary who was struck by lightning

    2
    10
  61. 61
    FIG

    1A ___ Newtons (chewy snack)

    1
    42
  62. 62
    EMOTES

    65A Hams it up

    1
    34
  63. 63
    HARTE

    43A 19th-century writer Bret

    1
    32
  64. 64
    CUBE

    25D Rubik's ___

    1
    28
  65. 65
    SOCIAL

    4A Friendly gathering

    1
    22
  66. 66
    SCARLET

    36A With 38-Across, symbols of a scandal ... or what 16-, 23-, 47- and 58-Across consist of (in their entirety)?

    1
    7
  67. 67
    GOODLOSER debut

    10D One who accepts defeat gracefully

    1
    2
  68. 68
    IMALLIN debut

    7D Poker player's bold declaration

    1
    2
  69. 69
    GRILLE

    46D Car part between the headlights

    0
    21
  70. 70
    UNDAY

    31A Annual observance for a global organization, for short

    0
    5
  71. 71
    STEERCLEAR

    47A Stay very far away, as from a hazard

    0
    4
  72. 72
    TIPJARS

    17D Holders of cash next to cash registers, maybe

    0
    3
  73. 73
    DARNEDEST

    33D Utmost, informally

    0
    2
  74. 74
    NEWSALERT

    11D "Breaking" update

    0
    2
  75. 75
    ARTCLASSES debut

    58A Courses that might have models

    0
    1
  76. 76
    CATTLECARS debut

    16A Livestock holders on freight trains

    0
    1
  77. 77
    NCAATITLE debut

    32D Major honor for a univ. sports team

    0
    1
  78. 78
    SALTCELLAR debut

    23A Partner of a pepper mill

    0
    1