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Friday · 68 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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    LSD

    46A Dose of unreality?

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    245
  2. 2
    ETSY

    53D Site with shops from around the world

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    116
  3. 3
    ERAS

    23D Things sometimes named after kings and queens

    38
    295
  4. 4
    ONTO

    51D "You're ___ something!"

    26
    244
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    OPEN

    29D P.G.A. Tour event

    26
    217
  6. 6
    AOL

    21A Longtime email provider

    25
    214
  7. 7
    OPAL

    2D Fitting name for a girl born in October

    23
    253
  8. 8
    NEAR

    52D Word with mint or miss

    20
    183
  9. 9
    FEN

    32D Boggy land

    12
    79
  10. 10
    ORIOLE

    6D Maryland's state bird

    10
    93
  11. 11
    EDGY

    14D Pushing boundaries

    10
    81
  12. 12
    ITSME

    10A Line accompanying a doorbell ring

    10
    70
  13. 13
    CERA

    3D Michael who played Allan in "Barbie"

    10
    38
  14. 14
    SPAT

    47D Minor disagreement

    9
    134
  15. 15
    ARCS

    35D Characters' trajectories

    8
    109
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    DATE

    36A "Sort by" option in a credit card history

    7
    104
  17. 17
    EBBS

    30D Wanes

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    90
  18. 18
    ARLES

    56A French city whose last three letters are a French article

    7
    65
  19. 19
    RECON

    45D Means of intel gathering

    7
    53
  20. 20
    YUP

    33A "Uh-huh"

    7
    27
  21. 21
    MEND

    13D On the ___

    6
    65
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    BUN

    37A Messy ___ (hairstyle)

    6
    44
  23. 23
    LYING

    18A Not straight

    6
    24
  24. 24
    PURR

    48D [Please keep scratching me!]

    5
    52
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    RERUN

    39A Pilot returning to the air, e.g.

    5
    47
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    BOOR

    34A Vulgarian

    5
    42
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    OCEANS

    22A They're high-pressure at their low points

    5
    42
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    DRANO

    38A Liquid-Plumr alternative

    5
    38
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    COBS

    1D Makings of some homemade pipes

    5
    27
  30. 30
    ERROL

    30A Morris who directed "The Thin Blue Line"

    4
    89
  31. 31
    LOVE

    7D What crossing your hands in front of your chest means in American Sign Language

    4
    75
  32. 32
    TRYST

    58A Private affair

    4
    73
  33. 33
    ALITO

    8D Bush nominee to the Supreme Court

    3
    39
  34. 34
    FEMA

    50D Org. that's busy after disasters

    3
    36
  35. 35
    PULSE

    54A Sign of vitality

    3
    30
  36. 36
    BARTRIVIA

    17A Activity with pints and points

    3
    4
  37. 37
    AXELS

    35A What ice skaters might turn into?

    2
    25
  38. 38
    SPARK

    47A Sign of romantic chemistry

    2
    21
  39. 39
    RESALES

    39D Some real estate deals

    2
    12
  40. 40
    ARIGATO

    27A Japanese "thank you"

    2
    11
  41. 41
    GROUP

    24D Party

    2
    11
  42. 42
    NURSES

    41D Tends to

    2
    11
  43. 43
    ALTPOP

    43D Music genre that's experimental yet radio-friendly

    2
    7
  44. 44
    EFLAT

    31A It's one step down from an F

    1
    26
  45. 45
    GIJOES

    24A Action figures from Hasbro

    1
    11
  46. 46
    LOPED

    16A Moved in bounds

    1
    11
  47. 47
    TUTUS

    28D Some attire worn with tights

    1
    10
  48. 48
    CARPOOL

    5D Go on a full ride, say?

    1
    8
  49. 49
    CURSOR

    44A Screen mover

    1
    7
  50. 50
    SPINACH

    40A Popeye's fare

    1
    7
  51. 51
    DEADLAST

    36D At the absolute back of the pack

    1
    6
  52. 52
    TOYING

    11D Futzing (with)

    1
    6
  53. 53
    LEFTALONE

    49A Dropped, as a touchy subject

    1
    5
  54. 54
    PAEANS

    42A Passionate tributes

    1
    5
  55. 55
    WINDY

    20A Like Iceland's weather most of the year

    1
    5
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    DARKEST

    38D Like the night right before dawn, proverbially

    1
    4
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    ICEPLANET

    55A Neptune, e.g.

    1
    4
  58. 58
    OPERAROLE

    15A Richard Nixon or Mao Zedong, in a 1987 premiere

    1
    3
  59. 59
    SLAMPOETS

    19A Ones in a war of words?

    1
    3
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    ARTMAJOR

    4D One into modeling at school

    1
    2
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    COMOESTAS

    57A Simple question written with two question marks

    1
    2
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    ILLWAIT

    10D "Finish what you're doing"

    1
    2
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    IRONICALLY

    25D How Romeo dies, in the eyes of the audience

    1
    2
  64. 64
    COCACOLAS debut

    1A Some pops

    1
    1
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    SEASCALLOP debut

    9D Creature with over 200 tiny eyes along its shell

    1
    1
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    SEXAHOLICS debut

    26D Ones lost in lust

    1
    1
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    SNAPSTORY debut

    59A Certain ephemeral social media post, informally

    1
    1
  68. 68
    SPINSAYARN debut

    12D Fabulizes

    1
    1