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Monday · 74 answers · 5 debuts

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

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    ONE

    22A Early afternoon hour

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    ODE

    57A Praiseful poem

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    523
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    YES

    13D "Of course!"

    50
    365
  4. 4
    AIR

    15A Balloon filler

    33
    304
  5. 5
    ASA

    26A Cool ___ cucumber

    27
    230
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    ALAS

    53D "What a pity"

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    321
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    SIT

    23A Use a chair

    26
    172
  8. 8
    OER

    43A Above, in poetry

    22
    248
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    CCS

    35D Includes on an email, for short

    20
    98
  10. 10
    MEN

    44A Guys

    19
    145
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    ASANA

    14A Yoga pose

    17
    51
  12. 12
    SSE

    30D Opposite of NNW

    15
    262
  13. 13
    ULNA

    51D Bone in the forearm

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    178
  14. 14
    SOAR

    28D Fly sky-high

    15
    125
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    EDENS

    39D Utopias

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    113
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    EMCEE

    47D Host an awards show

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    106
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    POD

    60A Holder of peas

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    101
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    BID

    25A Show interest at an auction

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    59
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    AINT

    7D Informal contraction

    13
    136
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    IMAGE

    37A Public perception

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    110
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    LASSO

    1D Cattle-catching rope

    13
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  22. 22
    AVER

    12D Declare

    12
    195
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    SLO

    45A ___-mo (sports replay effect)

    12
    185
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    GEM

    46A Precious stone

    12
    119
  25. 25
    OBEY

    50D Follow, as rules

    11
    127
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    AILS

    32D Troubles

    11
    104
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    TSPS

    27A Baking amts.

    11
    84
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    ONEG

    4D Universal donor's blood type, briefly

    11
    63
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    PAM

    54D Jim's love on "The Office"

    10
    94
  30. 30
    DAY

    42A Extra part of a leap year

    10
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    ANTSY

    26D Fidgety

    10
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    ASHEN

    2D Very pale

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    128
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    AMEND

    56A Change, as the Constitution

    9
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    PEEP

    10D Chick's chirp

    9
    59
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    WAG

    6A Move back and forth, as a dog's tail

    9
    54
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    STD

    36A Norm: Abbr.

    8
    94
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    AIDA

    21D Opera set in ancient Egypt

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    161
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    ALICE

    55A Wonderland girl

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    105
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    NOLA

    40D Mardi Gras city, casually

    7
    61
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    EBT

    24A Inits. on a food stamps card

    7
    8
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    LEAVE

    16A Depart

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    68
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    SLEPT

    9D Caught some z's

    6
    53
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    CHILI

    35A Hot dish that sounds cold

    6
    42
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    BARRE

    3D Wall fixture in a ballet studio

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    40
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    LABOR

    1A It's working!

    5
    38
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    PAPER

    58A Grocery bag option

    5
    36
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    SHREK

    17A Ogre with a donkey sidekick

    5
    29
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    MYERS

    48D Mike who voiced 17-Across

    5
    28
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    SNAKEEYES

    18A This dice roll: [ • ] [ • ]

    5
    17
  50. 50
    ESSES

    61A Swiss borders?

    3
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  51. 51
    SYST

    41A The "S" of GPS: Abbr.

    3
    56
  52. 52
    SHRED

    45D Rip to pieces

    3
    47
  53. 53
    TIMER

    27D Microwave feature

    3
    33
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    WASNT

    6D "Hey, that ___ so bad!"

    3
    24
  55. 55
    YUMA

    49D Arizona city or county

    3
    22
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    KEBAB

    19D Skewered meat dish of the Mideast

    3
    16
  57. 57
    WEDO

    52D "This Is How ___ It" (1995 hit)

    3
    7
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    RAYE

    11D Comic actress Martha

    2
    39
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    PUGS

    29D Wrinkly-faced dogs

    2
    9
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    CHOY

    31D Bok ___ (Chinese vegetable)

    2
    8
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    SPRAY

    9A ___ paint (graffiti artist's canful)

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    38
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    MAIDS

    44D Cleaning professionals

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    19
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    MAYAS

    59A Yucatán people of old

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    16
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    GRIPS

    46D Holds tightly on to

    1
    10
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    GRAPESODA

    8D Purple pop

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    4
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    VIDEOTAPE

    34D Medium for old home movies

    1
    4
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    CAPTAINOBVIOUS

    31A Hotels.com mascot who must be a commanding officer

    1
    2
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    COLONELSANDERS

    38A Fast-food icon who surely heads a brigade

    1
    2
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    YOUANDWHATARMY

    49A Unfazed response to a threat from 20-, 31- or 38-Across?

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    2
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    BPLOT debut

    25D Secondary story, in TV lingo

    1
    1
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    ISLANDHOP debut

    33D Travel from Kauai to Maui to Oahu, say

    1
    1
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    PUBLISHER debut

    54A Penguin Random House or HarperCollins

    1
    1
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    RAKESITIN debut

    5D Earns tons of money

    1
    1
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    SERGEANTPEPPER debut

    20A Beatles album character who apparently is an infantry leader

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    1