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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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    ELSE

    38D "What ___ can I say?"

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    440
  2. 2
    ASAP

    63D Right away

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    300
  3. 3
    EWE

    72A Woolly mama

    31
    302
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    AND

    33D See 27-Across

    30
    239
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    TAN

    69A Beachgoer's goal, maybe

    30
    238
  6. 6
    ALL

    19A 100%

    28
    299
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    ALSO

    2D "What's more ..."

    28
    245
  8. 8
    RAN

    68A Campaigned

    25
    291
  9. 9
    TIS

    30A Sonneteer's contraction

    24
    222
  10. 10
    ESS

    18D Suffix with host or priest

    22
    413
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    EVER

    25D At any time

    22
    235
  12. 12
    SIRI

    28D Apple assistant

    21
    77
  13. 13
    PER

    49A According to

    19
    270
  14. 14
    TAT

    57D Bit of ink

    19
    174
  15. 15
    APP

    11A Instagram, for one

    19
    133
  16. 16
    RCA

    64A Color TV pioneer

    17
    227
  17. 17
    ERG

    71A Bit of work

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    175
  18. 18
    WAS

    48A Is no longer

    17
    128
  19. 19
    AMASS

    11D Stockpile

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    135
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    ARO

    66D Experiencing little to no amorous attraction, informally

    16
    19
  21. 21
    TRAP

    39A Yapper

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    156
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    RAH

    15A "You can do it!"

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    215
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    OSCAR

    54D Witty Wilde

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    145
  24. 24
    GNU

    5D Serengeti grazer

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    127
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    PIN

    67D A.T.M. need

    12
    103
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    MAO

    16A First chairman of China

    11
    141
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    SERB

    34D Certain Balkan native

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    102
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    EXEC

    29D Business bigwig

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    101
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    PIC

    31A Instagram post, for short

    11
    63
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    CDC

    8A Org. in "Outbreak" and "Contagion"

    11
    60
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    ELIA

    61A Kazan who directed "A Streetcar Named Desire"

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    213
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    MAAM

    1D Palindromic term of address

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    92
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    RENEW

    41A Subscriber's option

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    91
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    MOOR

    20A Drop anchor

    10
    81
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    AMORAL

    4D Unprincipled

    10
    64
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    CRATE

    8D Container for milk cartons

    10
    52
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    YESES

    22D Column of boxes on a questionnaire

    8
    72
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    MARA

    58A Actress Kate or Rooney

    8
    22
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    TERSE

    35A Brusque

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    142
  40. 40
    ZIT

    24D Bit of acne

    7
    60
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    SELA

    7D Emmy-winning Ward

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    101
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    APTS

    27D Co-ops and condos: Abbr.

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    40
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    SHAH

    37D Exile of 1979

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    104
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    MEA

    47D ___ culpa

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    100
  45. 45
    RAZE

    23A Verb that sounds like its opposite

    5
    63
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    BARRE

    53D Ballet rail

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    40
  47. 47
    SEINE

    56D River through Paris

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    90
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    KHAN

    60D ___ Academy, online education nonprofit

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    35
  49. 49
    PALAU

    12D Micronesian nation composed of 200+ islands

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    23
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    ARIANNA

    70A Huffington who founded The Huffington Post

    4
    20
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    TWANG

    55D Southern way of speaking

    4
    19
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    TEXAS

    32A "___ Hold 'Em" (2024 Beyoncé single)

    3
    42
  53. 53
    SINUS

    44A Hole in one's head

    3
    29
  54. 54
    WORM

    42D Early bird's prize

    3
    28
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    SENSATE

    45D Opposite of numb

    3
    23
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    RIPSAW

    50D Coarse-toothed cutter

    3
    18
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    AREPAS

    52D South American corn patties

    3
    6
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    ASWESPEAK

    59A "Currently ..."

    3
    6
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    SAHL

    43A Wry Mort

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    67
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    CDROM

    46A Obsolescent PC storage medium

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    53
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    INNO

    62D ___ particular order

    2
    16
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    PUPAE

    40D Cocoon dwellers

    2
    15
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    BREATHE

    51A See 27-Across

    2
    7
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    SEIZESUP debut

    26A Stiffens, as one's back

    2
    2
  65. 65
    EAP

    6D "The Fall of the House of Usher" monogram

    1
    22
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    NONSTOP

    73A 24/7

    1
    14
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    POLYP

    13D Individual coral organism

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    12
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    ALUMNAE

    14A Grads of Barnard College, e.g.

    1
    11
  69. 69
    BOTANIST

    53A Plant biologist, by another name

    1
    4
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    CHEEZIT

    10D Brand of orange crackers

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    4
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    RAWTALENT

    36D Innate skill

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    3
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    DASHIT

    9D "Drat!"

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    2
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    MANAGES

    1A Does OK

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    2
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    ASILIVE debut

    27A With 33-Down and 51-Across, "What a surprise!"

    1
    1
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    ASITHAPPENS debut

    65A "By a stroke of luck ..."

    1
    1
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    ASTHEYSAY debut

    21A "Or so the motto goes"

    1
    1
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    ASYOUPLEASE debut

    17A "Any option is fine by me"

    1
    1
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    NUYORICAN debut

    3D Many a resident of Spanish Harlem

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