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Monday · 78 answers · 7 debuts

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

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    ERE

    37A Poetic "before"

    43
    602
  2. 2
    EMO

    19A Moody rock subgenre

    43
    256
  3. 3
    ADE

    5D Suffix with lemon or lime

    35
    277
  4. 4
    SSNS

    59D Strings of digits to keep secret, in brief

    26
    130
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    PTA

    11A School grp. in charge of fund-raisers

    25
    240
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    ANO

    60A Year, in Portuguese

    25
    216
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    AOL

    62D Pioneer in instant messaging

    25
    214
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    ANEW

    7D All over again

    24
    237
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    NAS

    44A Lil ___ X, "Old Town Road" rapper

    21
    122
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    REAL

    58D See 56-Across

    19
    160
  11. 11
    ROD

    16A Partner of a cone, or of a reel

    19
    157
  12. 12
    BAR

    41A Common setting for a joke

    18
    157
  13. 13
    INRE

    28D Start of a memo

    17
    251
  14. 14
    NAN

    39D Alternative to Gramma or Granny

    16
    118
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    THO

    63D Yet, informally

    16
    109
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    ALMA

    57D ___ mater

    15
    130
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    ONION

    15A Layered bulb

    14
    131
  18. 18
    ALTA

    20A Tall, in Spanish

    14
    124
  19. 19
    ADORE

    13D Really love

    13
    184
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    RIAN

    8D Director Johnson

    13
    18
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    GEAR

    54A First, second or reverse, e.g.

    11
    119
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    EZRA

    23D Book after II Chronicles

    10
    139
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    KIN

    64A We are family!

    10
    94
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    TIED

    27D Like a score of 2-2

    10
    80
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    ARTY

    36D Inclined to attend gallery openings, perhaps

    9
    123
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    ICY

    67A Like winter roads, at times

    9
    81
  27. 27
    ALFA

    34A ___ Romeo (Italian car)

    8
    108
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    NUDE

    43D Painting that might make you blush

    8
    92
  29. 29
    BRER

    24A ___ Rabbit

    8
    69
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    FAST

    35D Speedy

    8
    69
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    DERN

    42A Laura of "Big Little Lies"

    8
    67
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    OLDER

    68A Like a kid in a "Sister" T-shirt vis-à-vis one in a "Sister" onesie

    8
    51
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    GOV

    9D Website ending for the White House

    8
    38
  34. 34
    DETER

    22A Frighten off, as from doing something

    7
    72
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    BABA

    1D "Ali ___ and the 40 Thieves"

    7
    66
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    THOSE

    30D The ones over there

    7
    39
  37. 37
    BOWL

    40D Postseason football game

    7
    28
  38. 38
    ERSE

    55D Gaelic language

    6
    160
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    REAM

    25D 500 sheets of paper

    6
    113
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    LOST

    3D Completely disoriented

    6
    82
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    AVOID

    14A Intentionally miss calls from, say

    6
    72
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    NOISE

    65A Clamor

    5
    83
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    IONIC

    51D Like some chemical bonds

    5
    70
  44. 44
    HUB

    31D Major airport, e.g.

    5
    53
  45. 45
    BELL

    52A Philadelphia's Liberty ___

    5
    42
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    LARS

    56A "___ and the 58-Down Girl" (Ryan Gosling film)

    4
    37
  47. 47
    HEWN

    21A Chopped down

    4
    32
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    HUP

    33A Call from a drill sergeant

    4
    26
  49. 49
    BELLA

    1A "Twilight" heroine

    4
    25
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    HOPES

    53A Wishes

    4
    22
  51. 51
    EVAL

    2D Assessment, for short

    4
    10
  52. 52
    TOMEI

    12D Marisa of "My Cousin Vinny"

    3
    56
  53. 53
    OPALS

    69A Multicolored gemstones

    3
    48
  54. 54
    GRID

    54D What streets and avenues often make, collectively

    3
    36
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    KHAKI

    50D Color for some business casual pants

    3
    28
  56. 56
    ONEDAY

    10D "Eventually ..."

    3
    23
  57. 57
    ROBUST

    45A Vigorously strong

    3
    16
  58. 58
    INHEAT

    32A Ready for a mate

    3
    10
  59. 59
    EUGENE

    47A Playwright O'Neill

    2
    32
  60. 60
    CARGO

    6A ___ pants (garment with lots of pockets)

    2
    23
  61. 61
    COWER

    6D Crouch down in fear

    2
    15
  62. 62
    HUMAN

    66A Person

    2
    13
  63. 63
    TITLES

    27A Sir and Madam, for two

    2
    11
  64. 64
    THEYRE

    30A "___ Playing Our Song" (Marvin Hamlisch musical)

    2
    10
  65. 65
    TWENTY

    49A What the Roman numeral XX represents

    2
    7
  66. 66
    GOSHNO

    48D "Goodness, I can't do that"

    2
    5
  67. 67
    KIDDOS debut

    50A Little 'uns

    2
    2
  68. 68
    BAYER

    52D Big name in aspirin

    1
    10
  69. 69
    THESTONES

    18D Band whose albums include "Sticky Fingers" and "Let It Bleed," familiarly

    1
    4
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    BELLYUP

    46D Unfortunate way for a business to go

    1
    2
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    HARRYSTYLES

    61A English pop singer whose name sounds like a goofy hint to the ends of 17- and 38-Across and 11- and 29-Down

    1
    2
  72. 72
    REPORTERS

    26D Lois Lane and co-workers at the Daily Planet

    1
    2
  73. 73
    BASKETWEAVE debut

    17A Textile pattern that resembles braided wicker

    1
    1
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    LIKABLE debut

    4D Pleasant to be around

    1
    1
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    MONOBOB debut

    38A Sledding event that debuted in the 2022 Winter Olympics

    1
    1
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    PRETZELBUN debut

    11D Gourmet bread for a hamburger

    1
    1
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    RAZZIE debut

    26A Film award that has had the categories "Worst Excuse for an Actual Movie" and "Most Flatulent Teen-Targeted Movie"

    1
    1
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    THEREDPONY debut

    29D Steinbeck novella set on a horse ranch

    1
    1