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Wednesday · 78 answers · 2 debuts

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

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    SET

    41A Film locale

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    402
  2. 2
    IRA

    8D Nest egg inits.

    46
    448
  3. 3
    PSST

    22A "Over here!"

    44
    250
  4. 4
    SSN

    13D ID with two hyphens

    44
    242
  5. 5
    EAST

    26D Right direction?

    33
    285
  6. 6
    ACT

    31A Work of Congress

    31
    302
  7. 7
    ALAS

    39A [Sigh]

    26
    321
  8. 8
    UBER

    58A With 34-Down, food delivery app

    25
    119
  9. 9
    PSI

    57D Letter after chi

    24
    198
  10. 10
    NESS

    33A Loch viewed from the village of Drumnadrochit

    23
    202
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    BOA

    40A Amazon wrapper

    21
    168
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    BET

    56D "You ___!" (words of agreement)

    21
    120
  13. 13
    MAE

    30A Fannie ___

    18
    181
  14. 14
    REPO

    52D Car at an auction, maybe

    18
    146
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    IPAD

    63A Apple product introduced in 2010

    18
    83
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    OBI

    55D Belt in judo

    17
    199
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    TOM

    42A QB Brady

    15
    144
  18. 18
    ILLS

    16A Woes

    14
    117
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    PAIR

    43D Modest poker holding

    13
    87
  20. 20
    MTV

    53A Cable channel since 1981

    13
    58
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    SESH

    27D Meeting, slangily

    13
    26
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    ALOO

    35D Potatoes, in Indian cuisine

    13
    14
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    SLO

    12D Advisory in a school zone

    12
    185
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    AVID

    51A Like a die-hard fan

    12
    114
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    EATS

    34D See 58-Across

    11
    166
  26. 26
    DEED

    25D Homeowner's proof of purchase

    11
    110
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    STONE

    62A Slate, e.g.

    11
    110
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    SAGE

    60A Wise guy

    10
    115
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    FEE

    32A Price you pay

    9
    121
  30. 30
    EARTH

    34A See 28-Across

    9
    76
  31. 31
    RUM

    54D Part of a Bahama Mama

    9
    69
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    MISS

    61A ___ Universe

    9
    64
  33. 33
    MOSS

    10A Growth on one side of trees

    9
    60
  34. 34
    MIDST

    10D "There's a traitor in our ___!"

    9
    35
  35. 35
    PREP

    57A ___ school

    8
    87
  36. 36
    AIMS

    7D Gets ready to fire

    8
    73
  37. 37
    NAY

    20A "No" vote

    7
    119
  38. 38
    REPEL

    59A Drive back

    7
    50
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    ESTD

    19D Abbr. before a year

    6
    70
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    CAIRO

    15A Home to the renowned Khan el-Khalili bazaar

    6
    67
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    NOTRE

    33D ___ Dame

    6
    46
  42. 42
    STATS

    24D Ballpark figures

    5
    59
  43. 43
    IGUANA

    2D Lizard with an oceangoing subspecies nicknamed Godzilla

    5
    53
  44. 44
    RUTH

    52A Book after Judges

    5
    51
  45. 45
    HIND

    1A Posterior

    5
    37
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    DDT

    4D Once-common pesticide banned in 1972

    4
    76
  47. 47
    BUTT

    17A Posterior

    4
    29
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    LAUREN

    44D Big name in upscale fashion

    4
    14
  49. 49
    BRIS

    21A Jewish ceremony performed eight days after birth

    4
    13
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    STAID

    5A Unadventurous

    3
    53
  51. 51
    IFEAR

    29D Worrier's opening words

    3
    15
  52. 52
    HOBNOB

    1D Mingle

    3
    14
  53. 53
    NORTH

    38A "I hated this movie. Hated hated hated hated hated this movie. Hated it." (1994)

    2
    39
  54. 54
    ORTEGA

    46D Jenna of "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice"

    2
    32
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    NEATH

    38D Below, poetically

    2
    26
  56. 56
    NOTYET

    3D "Wait!"

    2
    25
  57. 57
    BELCH

    21D One might precede "Excuse you!"

    2
    12
  58. 58
    BUMRAP

    45D Unfair accusation

    2
    10
  59. 59
    ROGEREBERT

    54A Pulitzer-winning critic known for his perceptive, sometimes sharply worded reviews, as seen in 18-, 28-/34-, 38- and 43-Across

    2
    6
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    ARMAGEDDON

    18A "An assault on the eyes, the ears, the brain, common sense and the human desire to be entertained" (1998)

    2
    4
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    BENDERS

    40D Drinking sprees

    2
    3
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    JOAO

    37D Juan : Spanish :: ___ : Portuguese

    2
    3
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    JED

    37A Pa Clampett on "The Beverly Hillbillies"

    1
    27
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    OGOD

    14A Psalm starter

    1
    21
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    SOPRANO

    48A One who may end on a high note

    1
    15
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    OLDTIMER

    11D Veteran

    1
    11
  67. 67
    TARIFF

    6D Tax on imports

    1
    10
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    ONESELF

    23A "To love ___ is the beginning of a lifelong romance": Oscar Wilde

    1
    7
  69. 69
    SCARLET

    5D Color of a literary "A"

    1
    7
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    DITTIES

    25A Simple songs

    1
    5
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    RSVPED

    47D Answered an invitation

    1
    5
  72. 72
    RVERS

    49D People looking for hookups, informally

    1
    4
  73. 73
    BATTLEFIELD

    28A With 34-Across, "Like taking a bus trip with someone who has needed a bath for a long time" (2000)

    1
    3
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    AUTEURS

    50A Filmmakers with distinctive styles

    1
    2
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    DOGPILE

    9D Disorderly heap of people

    1
    2
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    SHUTTLE

    41D One way to get to an airport

    1
    2
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    PEARLHARBOR debut

    43A "A two-hour movie squeezed into three hours" (2001)

    1
    1
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    RAMPAGES debut

    36D Runs amok

    1
    1