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Tuesday · 78 answers · 6 debuts

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

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    ALI

    38D Boxing family surname

    49
    518
  2. 2
    ADS

    34A Spots on TV

    46
    325
  3. 3
    ELSE

    68A "What ___ is new?"

    43
    440
  4. 4
    TIE

    61D See 6-Down

    34
    284
  5. 5
    SAD

    32D In low spirits

    31
    236
  6. 6
    EYE

    24A Camera lens, essentially

    28
    283
  7. 7
    KNEE

    9D Thigh/shin connector

    24
    264
  8. 8
    AERO

    62A Flight-related prefix

    20
    269
  9. 9
    CIA

    26D Org. in many spy novels

    19
    206
  10. 10
    IRON

    18A Certain golf club

    18
    284
  11. 11
    MAE

    51A West of Hollywood

    18
    181
  12. 12
    OCD

    27D Condition that may involve repetitive behavior, in brief

    16
    45
  13. 13
    LAIR

    2D Villain's headquarters

    15
    143
  14. 14
    OMANI

    35A Muscat resident

    15
    122
  15. 15
    SPF

    53A Block number, for short?

    15
    110
  16. 16
    TONI

    20D Morrison with a Presidential Medal of Freedom

    14
    117
  17. 17
    PHO

    23A Dish eaten with both chopsticks and a spoon

    14
    34
  18. 18
    AHOY

    63A "Hello, sailor!"

    13
    108
  19. 19
    RASH

    43D Allergy symptom

    12
    122
  20. 20
    SAW

    37A Horror franchise since 2004

    12
    114
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    EACH

    13A Per item

    11
    130
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    ROTE

    59A Learning by memorization

    11
    114
  23. 23
    PLOT

    1A Feature of a garden or novel

    11
    78
  24. 24
    CBD

    10A Ingredient in some calming oils, for short

    10
    14
  25. 25
    ANITA

    60A Bernardo's girlfriend in "West Side Story"

    9
    140
  26. 26
    ARTY

    5D Pretentious, perhaps

    9
    123
  27. 27
    TANG

    55D Zesty taste

    9
    59
  28. 28
    ENOKI

    28D Thin-stemmed mushroom

    9
    40
  29. 29
    RITE

    16A Marriage, e.g.

    8
    117
  30. 30
    ANISE

    52D Absinthe flavoring

    8
    110
  31. 31
    ARCS

    57D Lob trajectories

    8
    109
  32. 32
    WIN

    39D Triumph

    8
    96
  33. 33
    BOW

    6D With 61-Down, accessory worn by 19-/21-, 26-/29-, 45-/49- and 54-/56-Across, as depicted four times in this puzzle's grid

    8
    60
  34. 34
    ILSA

    41D "Casablanca" role

    7
    116
  35. 35
    TART

    56D Fruity pastry

    7
    99
  36. 36
    CANI

    22D "Please?"

    7
    44
  37. 37
    NICE

    36D "Sweet!"

    6
    105
  38. 38
    ALLEY

    25A Bowling locale

    6
    35
  39. 39
    PERK

    1D Corporate benefit

    5
    54
  40. 40
    ROMAN

    14A Like Venus, but not Aphrodite

    4
    53
  41. 41
    NOSIR

    64A Formal denial

    4
    49
  42. 42
    GREET

    67A Welcome

    4
    32
  43. 43
    DORIS

    50A Actress Day with a Presidential Medal of Freedom

    4
    24
  44. 44
    AMISH

    30D Some Pennsylvania Dutch speakers

    3
    61
  45. 45
    MIO

    33A "O Sole ___"

    3
    48
  46. 46
    TOKE

    58D Take a hit

    3
    37
  47. 47
    SACK

    65A Hit the ___ (go to bed)

    3
    35
  48. 48
    ARETOO

    47D "Am not!" response

    3
    24
  49. 49
    ELEM

    24D K-5 sch. designation

    2
    70
  50. 50
    EMINOR

    48D Key of Dvorák's "New World" Symphony

    2
    17
  51. 51
    WALE

    15A Corduroy feature

    2
    17
  52. 52
    AMITY

    7D Friendship

    1
    44
  53. 53
    TWICE

    17A How many times Napoleon was exiled

    1
    27
  54. 54
    APPEASE

    44D Placate

    1
    25
  55. 55
    CAROLE

    10D Singer/songwriter King

    1
    14
  56. 56
    CHARLIE

    45A With 49-Across, silent film star who portrayed the Little Tramp

    1
    9
  57. 57
    DENNYS

    12D Restaurant chain with a Grand Slam breakfast

    1
    9
  58. 58
    CDTRAY debut

    45D Retractable feature of a PC or stereo, once

    1
    2
  59. 59
    ABACK

    5A One way to be taken

    0
    28
  60. 60
    YOO

    66A "____-hoo!"

    0
    27
  61. 61
    HOHOHO

    46D Holiday laughter

    0
    16
  62. 62
    COLONEL

    26A With 29-Across, fast-food spokesperson with a goatee

    0
    14
  63. 63
    PIK

    40A Commercial ending with Water

    0
    14
  64. 64
    DISRAELI

    42A British P.M. before Gladstone

    0
    10
  65. 65
    CACHES

    8D Apt rhyme for "stashes"

    0
    6
  66. 66
    CHAPLIN

    49A See 45-Across

    0
    6
  67. 67
    SANDERS

    29A See 26-Across

    0
    6
  68. 68
    WILLDO

    15D "I'm on it!"

    0
    6
  69. 69
    PRICEY

    40D Costing an arm and a leg

    0
    4
  70. 70
    THEHAT

    56A See 54-Across

    0
    4
  71. 71
    KRUSTY

    19A With 21-Across, "The Simpsons" character who is a children's TV host

    0
    3
  72. 72
    THESHOW

    4D What must go on, per an adage

    0
    3
  73. 73
    SELFHEAL

    37D Herb named for its medicinal properties

    0
    2
  74. 74
    BLOWER debut

    11D Leaf ___ (fall tool)

    0
    1
  75. 75
    ICEWINES debut

    31A Vineyard products made with frozen grapes

    0
    1
  76. 76
    OCTUPLES debut

    3D Grows eightfold

    0
    1
  77. 77
    THECATIN debut

    54A With 56-Across, title Dr. Seuss troublemaker

    0
    1
  78. 78
    THECLOWN debut

    21A See 19-Across

    0
    1