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Wednesday · 74 answers · 9 debuts

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

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    TEE

    24A Prop for a ball

    49
    395
  2. 2
    AREA

    33D Field

    46
    631
  3. 3
    ECO

    27D ___-chic (sustainable fashion)

    42
    370
  4. 4
    TEN

    40A Purple-colored banknote of Canada

    39
    369
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    AXE

    35A Guitar, slangily

    34
    269
  6. 6
    ASA

    56D Simile's center

    27
    230
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    KNEE

    53D Prop for a banjo

    24
    264
  8. 8
    ARLO

    42D Guthrie of folk

    24
    245
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    ALOT

    14A Scads

    23
    262
  10. 10
    ETCH

    21D Make a lasting impression

    23
    174
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    ASEA

    64A On the briny

    22
    326
  12. 12
    ATOP

    4D Perched upon

    22
    208
  13. 13
    TRIO

    36A The "weird sisters" of "Macbeth," e.g.

    21
    204
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    ATON

    41A Boatloads

    19
    136
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    SEES

    31D Understands

    19
    131
  16. 16
    ESL

    48A Night school subj.

    18
    153
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    ANNA

    7D Astronaut ___ Lee Fisher, the first mother to fly into space

    17
    239
  18. 18
    IMP

    12D Jackanapes

    17
    166
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    RIPE

    39A Perfect for a salad, say

    17
    106
  20. 20
    ALPS

    58A Setting of many Winter Olympics

    15
    133
  21. 21
    HTTP

    32D URL letters

    15
    69
  22. 22
    TOY

    13D Mess (with)

    13
    109
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    SFO

    23A Terminus of one BART line, in brief

    13
    66
  24. 24
    ONME

    57A Magnanimous words at a bar

    11
    102
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    AUNT

    15A Ethel Barrymore was a great one to Drew

    11
    92
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    MAP

    55D Plot (out)

    10
    138
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    ALOOF

    2D Hard to get to, in a way

    10
    64
  28. 28
    TRON

    47A 1982 film inspired by Pong

    9
    113
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    SEWS

    63A Tailors

    9
    77
  30. 30
    NEAT

    60A Scotch order specification

    8
    224
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    EXPO

    30D World's fair, e.g.

    8
    97
  32. 32
    UMPS

    11D They cover all the bases

    8
    69
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    PABST

    62A Blue Ribbon beer

    8
    49
  34. 34
    TCM

    49A Vintage film channel

    8
    38
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    MBAS

    5A Many C-suite degs.

    7
    73
  36. 36
    ASSETS

    46D Balance sheet heading

    7
    66
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    STOOL

    37D Prop in a comedy club

    7
    54
  38. 38
    TRIB

    52D Chi-town paper, with "the"

    7
    53
  39. 39
    FAVA

    54D Kind of bean that pairs well with a nice Chianti, per Hannibal Lecter

    7
    36
  40. 40
    COPSE

    50D Thicket

    6
    29
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    SNARE

    37A Part of a drum kit

    5
    108
  42. 42
    AFROS

    42A Some natural 29-Down

    5
    49
  43. 43
    VEST

    61A Part of a scouting uniform

    4
    52
  44. 44
    ETHICS

    44D Important course in business, law and medical school

    4
    30
  45. 45
    TOOK

    25A Snagged

    4
    30
  46. 46
    HATCH

    32A Tank top?

    4
    22
  47. 47
    RFK

    39D ___ Stadium, former venue for D.C. United

    4
    21
  48. 48
    BAJA

    1A Tijuana setting, informally

    3
    57
  49. 49
    MARIA

    55A "Ave ___"

    3
    56
  50. 50
    HAGS

    34A The "weird sisters" of "Macbeth," e.g.

    3
    34
  51. 51
    GORGE

    22D Deep pass?

    3
    21
  52. 52
    ASICS

    59A Athletic shoe brand

    3
    15
  53. 53
    MAILER

    5D Padded envelope

    3
    11
  54. 54
    MEEMAW

    45D Granny, in the South

    3
    6
  55. 55
    IQUIT

    9A Cry of resignation

    2
    25
  56. 56
    THANK

    28D Acknowledge

    2
    20
  57. 57
    ROBO

    17A Lead-in to call or taxi

    2
    18
  58. 58
    ABREAST

    41D Side by side

    2
    12
  59. 59
    NIPPY

    19A Like a chill wind

    2
    9
  60. 60
    IGNEOUS

    9D Rock that's hot, then cool

    2
    5
  61. 61
    BARDS

    1D Old poets

    1
    10
  62. 62
    BUNGEE

    6D Thrill seeker's line

    1
    10
  63. 63
    DOPPELGANGERS

    20A Dead ringers

    1
    2
  64. 64
    INNU

    18A Indigenous Canadians of Labrador

    1
    2
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    STUNTCAR

    8D Vehicle built for wheelies, flips and spins

    1
    2
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    GUMMO debut

    16A Stage name for Milton Marx

    1
    1
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    HAIRSTYLES debut

    29D Dos, but not don'ts

    1
    1
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    JOBPOSTING debut

    3D LinkedIn link

    1
    1
  69. 69
    MUSTA debut

    51D "___ been somethin' I said!"

    1
    1
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    NOONIONS debut

    38D Dinner order request on a first date, perhaps

    1
    1
  71. 71
    PAGEBOOKMARKS debut

    43A Placeholders for favorite sites

    1
    1
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    QUIRKS debut

    10D Idiosyncrasies

    1
    1
  73. 73
    SECRETCRUSHES debut

    26A They may be betrayed by stammers and blushes

    1
    1
  74. 74
    THELIKESOFYOU debut

    52A Someone comparable ... or what 20-, 26- and 43-Across may be, in different senses

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