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Wednesday · 72 answers · 10 debuts

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

  1. 1
    EPEE

    53D Fencer's weapon

    41
    343
  2. 2
    OGRE

    60A Fairy tale monster

    36
    284
  3. 3
    AIR

    21A Kind of "quotes"

    32
    303
  4. 4
    ENO

    41A Brian who composed the original start-up sound for Windows 95

    29
    285
  5. 5
    UTE

    48A Navajo neighbor

    27
    263
  6. 6
    NENE

    43D State bird of Hawaii

    23
    140
  7. 7
    ESS

    27A Two past "cue"

    22
    413
  8. 8
    ACES

    10D Top four of 52

    20
    211
  9. 9
    IAM

    28A Response to "Who's ready?"

    19
    127
  10. 10
    ROME

    62A Lengthy construction project, per a saying?

    19
    111
  11. 11
    EIRE

    59A Dublin's land, to Dubliners

    18
    204
  12. 12
    PAL

    26A Bub

    18
    198
  13. 13
    NEW

    32A Word in an advertiser's starburst

    18
    181
  14. 14
    MEET

    63A Intersect

    17
    144
  15. 15
    RASP

    19D Grating voice quality

    15
    137
  16. 16
    ACDC

    10A "Let There Be Rock" band, 1977

    15
    129
  17. 17
    MOI

    45A Me, in Marseilles

    15
    101
  18. 18
    NONE

    15A Umpteen's antithesis

    14
    132
  19. 19
    ONION

    14A A Philly cheesesteak comes "wit" or "witout" it

    14
    131
  20. 20
    NOM

    57D ___ de plume

    14
    96
  21. 21
    OBIT

    6A Story that starts with the end?

    13
    142
  22. 22
    AAS

    31A Some smallish batteries

    13
    73
  23. 23
    MRT

    44A TV actor who was once a bodyguard (charging $10k/day)

    11
    98
  24. 24
    IPOS

    33A Celebratory occasions for founders to ring the N.Y.S.E. bell, for short

    10
    51
  25. 25
    LIMO

    30D Luxurious ride

    9
    101
  26. 26
    AFOOT

    61A Currently happening

    9
    52
  27. 27
    CLEO

    16A Nile queen, familiarly

    8
    83
  28. 28
    ERNO

    39A Cube creator ___ Rubik

    7
    81
  29. 29
    TEC

    9D Private eye, in old slang

    7
    80
  30. 30
    NIX

    32D Get rid of

    7
    62
  31. 31
    ASYET

    22A Up to this point

    6
    72
  32. 32
    OREGON

    46D First state to conduct all of its elections by mail

    6
    35
  33. 33
    RACER

    20A Derby entrant

    5
    51
  34. 34
    EAVES

    55A Roof parts

    5
    47
  35. 35
    LIEGE

    58A Feudal lord

    4
    48
  36. 36
    HINDI

    1A Language from which we get "shampoo"

    3
    33
  37. 37
    HAIFA

    51D Port city in northern Israel

    3
    19
  38. 38
    INSETS

    47D Atlas close-ups

    3
    18
  39. 39
    BOGIE

    7D Humphrey of old Hollywood, to fans

    3
    16
  40. 40
    DONEE

    4D This guy gets it!

    2
    37
  41. 41
    LITRE

    50D Petrol unit

    2
    35
  42. 42
    NIECES

    3D Wife's sister's daughters, e.g.

    2
    30
  43. 43
    ONEARM

    6D Difficult kind of push-up

    2
    19
  44. 44
    HOARSE

    1D Like fervent fans at the Kentucky Derby, punnily enough

    2
    17
  45. 45
    MOVEON

    45D Progressive advocacy group for public policy

    2
    8
  46. 46
    INGRATES

    8D They don't appreciate well

    2
    3
  47. 47
    ALENE

    17A Coeur d'___, city on Idaho's panhandle

    1
    37
  48. 48
    ABOO

    31D "Peek-___!"

    1
    33
  49. 49
    ORATORIO

    35D Handel's "Messiah," for one

    1
    24
  50. 50
    GOREN

    52A Longtime bridge columnist Charles

    1
    21
  51. 51
    TIX

    40A StubHub purchases, informally

    1
    18
  52. 52
    AIX

    54A France's ___-en-Provence

    1
    9
  53. 53
    BASETEN

    24D Like our standard number system

    1
    8
  54. 54
    INLAWS

    2D Typical holiday visitors

    1
    8
  55. 55
    GRAPENUTS

    56A Breakfast cereal that contains neither …

    1
    6
  56. 56
    ONTHELAM

    38D Fleeing like a fugitive

    1
    6
  57. 57
    TOPLINE

    29A Where total revenue is listed on a financial report

    1
    6
  58. 58
    INERTIAL

    5D Like the property cited in Newton's first law

    1
    5
  59. 59
    MANNS

    64A Reformer Horace and writer Thomas

    1
    4
  60. 60
    DEMEANOR

    12D Comportment

    1
    3
  61. 61
    ENGLISHHORN

    49A Woodwind instrument that is neither …

    1
    3
  62. 62
    UNDERARM

    36D Often-deodorized area

    1
    2
  63. 63
    BADONES debut

    42A Clunkers

    1
    1
  64. 64
    CLAYPIPE debut

    11D Quaint item for smoking

    1
    1
  65. 65
    COSTLESS debut

    13D Are cheaper

    1
    1
  66. 66
    DEBUGGER debut

    34D Computer program that fixes other computer programs

    1
    1
  67. 67
    DOUBLEMISNOMERS debut

    34A What 18-, 23-, 49- and 56-Across could be called

    1
    1
  68. 68
    DOWNERS debut

    25D Mood killers

    1
    1
  69. 69
    EGGCREAMS debut

    18A Carbonated fountain drinks that contain neither …

    1
    1
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    MISGAUGE debut

    37D Overestimate, say

    1
    1
  71. 71
    MIXSET debut

    44D D.J.'s performance

    1
    1
  72. 72
    SWEETBREADS debut

    23A Unusual meat courses that are neither …

    1
    1