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Saturday · 66 answers · 8 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ORE

    50A Valuable city-building resource in Catan

    48
    581
  2. 2
    ADS

    18A Pitcher's output

    46
    325
  3. 3
    ENOS

    5D Biblical figure said to have fathered Kenan at age 90

    26
    287
  4. 4
    ELLA

    22A Civil rights activist Baker

    23
    262
  5. 5
    ESTEE

    43D The "E" of the New York Stock Exchange's "EL"

    18
    185
  6. 6
    SEER

    26A Know-it-all who might have a ball?

    18
    170
  7. 7
    RATE

    40A Word with flat or tax

    16
    182
  8. 8
    RAY

    49D 2004 biopic for which Jamie Foxx won an Oscar

    16
    128
  9. 9
    HON

    47A Babe

    15
    121
  10. 10
    IDES

    30D Midmonth marker

    14
    170
  11. 11
    IBM

    12A Company that made the world's first two-nanometer chip in 2021

    13
    106
  12. 12
    LAG

    6D Gamer's frustration

    12
    116
  13. 13
    SHIP

    45D Transport

    11
    60
  14. 14
    NEIL

    23A Drummer Peart

    10
    115
  15. 15
    HIRE

    39A Staff addition

    10
    82
  16. 16
    NAPS

    35A Minor crashes?

    9
    74
  17. 17
    ATOLL

    3D One of 32 in the country of Kiribati

    8
    104
  18. 18
    TEENS

    42D Many first-time voters

    8
    86
  19. 19
    TABLE

    29D Put off

    8
    42
  20. 20
    WES

    52A Jazz guitarist Montgomery

    7
    113
  21. 21
    ENDED

    11D Wrapped

    7
    82
  22. 22
    CAKE

    25D What sfouf is, in Lebanese cuisine

    7
    58
  23. 23
    REPEL

    2D Put off

    7
    50
  24. 24
    NOSES

    23D Prominent features on goblin sharks

    7
    45
  25. 25
    NEWTS

    38D Axolotl lookalikes

    7
    38
  26. 26
    TRACE

    1D Leave no ___ (camping tenet)

    6
    62
  27. 27
    ASKIN

    41D Welcome to one's home

    6
    29
  28. 28
    DARN

    10D Tend to, as some holes

    5
    74
  29. 29
    MAY

    16A Might

    4
    63
  30. 30
    CELLS

    19A Cytologists' study

    4
    12
  31. 31
    ROSTER

    21D Play list?

    3
    17
  32. 32
    TONSIL

    28D Neighbor of the uvula

    3
    16
  33. 33
    SEASHORE

    31D Coast

    3
    11
  34. 34
    WAILS

    36A Blows a mean horn

    3
    9
  35. 35
    IMALLEARS

    12D "Start talking"

    3
    8
  36. 36
    STASIS

    27A Equilibrium

    2
    34
  37. 37
    PACS

    46D Orgs. with "war chests"

    2
    22
  38. 38
    POSES

    46A Voguing sequence

    2
    17
  39. 39
    SABERS

    34A They're protected by scabbards

    2
    17
  40. 40
    TITANS

    29A Nissan Stadium team

    2
    17
  41. 41
    SPOKEN

    31A Viva voce

    2
    9
  42. 42
    DOLMA

    24A Dish of stuffed grape leaves

    2
    7
  43. 43
    FAIRGAME

    32D It's up for grabs

    2
    5
  44. 44
    CORNERLOT

    20A Preferred piece of commercial real estate

    2
    4
  45. 45
    TIMEMACHINE

    51A Take it back!

    2
    3
  46. 46
    WHATARACKET

    48A "Man, that's loud!"

    2
    3
  47. 47
    VILLA

    4D Country rental

    1
    20
  48. 48
    OSLIN

    37A 1988 Best Country Song Grammy winner for "Hold Me"

    1
    16
  49. 49
    ROCHE

    40D Tamiflu manufacturer

    1
    16
  50. 50
    CORNY

    25A Groan-worthy, say, as a joke

    1
    10
  51. 51
    WHOAMI

    36D Existentialist's inquiry

    1
    8
  52. 52
    KEYNES

    33A So-called "father of macroeconomics"

    1
    7
  53. 53
    SAINTED

    34D Like John, Paul or George, but not Ringo

    1
    6
  54. 54
    FADERS

    32A Devices for disc jockeys

    1
    4
  55. 55
    KNOWHOW

    33D Skillfulness

    1
    4
  56. 56
    MYSTARS

    14D "Dearie me!"

    1
    4
  57. 57
    SPIDEYSENSE

    53A Intuitive alarm bells, informally

    1
    4
  58. 58
    GLYCERIN

    7D Compound in some soaps

    1
    2
  59. 59
    APOLOGYCARD debut

    17A Part of a make-up routine?

    1
    1
  60. 60
    BADOMENS debut

    13D The number 4 and the gift of a clock, in Chinese culture

    1
    1
  61. 61
    ICARLY debut

    9D Nickelodeon series whose episode titles all start with the same letter as the show itself

    1
    1
  62. 62
    RETINALSCAN debut

    15A High-tech means of seeing oneself into work

    1
    1
  63. 63
    SPYPLANES debut

    27D High-level intelligence assets?

    1
    1
  64. 64
    TRAVELGUIDE debut

    1A Volume of tourists

    1
    1
  65. 65
    USCOINS debut

    8D About half of all these are made in Philadelphia, for short

    1
    1
  66. 66
    WHALESONG debut

    44A Musical production that might include grunts, groans, thwops, snorts and barks

    1
    1