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Monday · 81 answers · 4 debuts

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

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    ERR

    41D Blunder

    54
    522
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    ORE

    45A Substance that's a homophone and anagram of 51-Across

    48
    581
  3. 3
    ELSE

    41A "If all ___ fails …"

    43
    440
  4. 4
    EDEN

    60A Locale for Adam and Eve

    42
    457
  5. 5
    ECO

    22A ___-anxiety (fear of harm to the environment caused by human activity)

    42
    370
  6. 6
    OGRE

    67A Fairy tale villain

    36
    284
  7. 7
    EDIT

    13D Put in a good word, perhaps?

    32
    302
  8. 8
    OMNI

    39A Prefix that means "all"

    31
    218
  9. 9
    ESSO

    62D Canadian gas brand

    30
    276
  10. 10
    ONES

    25D More than 10 billion of them are currently in circulation in the U.S.

    28
    295
  11. 11
    NEON

    63D Element with the symbol Ne

    24
    219
  12. 12
    SAP

    59A Liquid that circulates in a plant

    24
    194
  13. 13
    OER

    51A Contraction that's a homophone and anagram of 45-Across

    22
    248
  14. 14
    ALOHA

    15A Hawaiian greeting

    19
    194
  15. 15
    NAE

    32D Scottish negative

    19
    171
  16. 16
    HAT

    5D A chef might wear a puffy white one

    17
    183
  17. 17
    STOP

    21A "Halt!"

    17
    180
  18. 18
    ORSO

    9D " … in that range"

    17
    145
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    SLAT

    2D Mattress supporter

    17
    141
  20. 20
    INANE

    34D Silly

    16
    192
  21. 21
    CPR

    28A E.M.T. process often administered to the beat of "Stayin' Alive"

    16
    84
  22. 22
    TORE

    58D Ripped (up)

    15
    122
  23. 23
    COD

    52A Massachusetts' Cape ___

    14
    97
  24. 24
    SHED

    11A Place to store a lawn mower

    12
    115
  25. 25
    PAS

    38A French "not"

    12
    114
  26. 26
    PASS

    1D Get a grade other than an F

    11
    97
  27. 27
    OTT

    8D Baseball's Mel

    10
    193
  28. 28
    EMIL

    44A Man's name that's a citrus fruit spelled backward

    10
    131
  29. 29
    TRESS

    68A Lock of hair

    9
    101
  30. 30
    SEETO

    71A Handle, as matters

    9
    86
  31. 31
    RELO

    20D Move, to a Realtor

    9
    67
  32. 32
    USS

    66D Initialism on a Navy carrier

    8
    110
  33. 33
    DATE

    14D Something circled on a calendar

    7
    104
  34. 34
    YOYO

    3D Toy that can go "around the world"

    7
    81
  35. 35
    CODA

    17A Concluding part of a song

    7
    69
  36. 36
    CODE

    43D Girls Who ___ (nonprofit promoting women in computer science)

    7
    66
  37. 37
    YOGA

    56D Discipline for the flexible

    7
    65
  38. 38
    NITRO

    16A ___ cold brew

    7
    55
  39. 39
    LEEK

    42D Vegetable that looks like a large scallion

    7
    51
  40. 40
    NOUN

    48D Verb preceder, typically

    6
    97
  41. 41
    ZEE

    65D Last of 26 letters

    6
    93
  42. 42
    CELEB

    28D One with many Insta followers, perhaps

    6
    50
  43. 43
    INSPO

    46D Source of motivation, in modern lingo

    6
    7
  44. 44
    DELHI

    54D New ___, capital of India

    5
    40
  45. 45
    IODINE

    46A Reddish-brown antiseptic in a first-aid kit

    5
    33
  46. 46
    PSYCH

    1A Intimidate, with "out"

    5
    24
  47. 47
    RUBIK

    30D Toy cube inventor Erno

    5
    19
  48. 48
    ISAYSO

    50D Parent's declaration in response to defiance

    5
    14
  49. 49
    NINER

    35D Football player with a team name inspired by the California gold rush

    4
    53
  50. 50
    YIPS

    26D Plaints of puppies

    4
    33
  51. 51
    ILY

    27A Acronym of affection in ASL

    4
    5
  52. 52
    CONAN

    43A Comic/TV host O'Brien

    3
    47
  53. 53
    DEMOS

    19D Presentations during a product unveiling

    3
    34
  54. 54
    OPERATE

    23A Use, as machinery

    3
    25
  55. 55
    AMNIO

    33D Test an OB may perform in the second trimester

    3
    17
  56. 56
    FURY

    57D Rage

    3
    16
  57. 57
    MYOB

    55D "Get outta my hair!," in a text

    3
    13
  58. 58
    DOIT

    61D Phrase sometimes chanted after a dare

    2
    44
  59. 59
    PLUME

    29D Fancy feather

    2
    20
  60. 60
    CHIPS

    4D You might let these "fall where they may"

    2
    19
  61. 61
    SWOOP

    6A Bird's dramatic dive

    2
    19
  62. 62
    WINONA

    7D Actress Ryder of "Beetlejuice"

    2
    17
  63. 63
    ELUDES

    36A Avoids, as capture

    2
    15
  64. 64
    LUBES

    40A Garage jobs involving grease guns

    2
    10
  65. 65
    NOPAINNOGAIN

    31A Rhyming advice to a gym rat

    2
    6
  66. 66
    MYFAULT

    55A "I'll take the blame here"

    2
    3
  67. 67
    SCARYGOOD

    11D So great it's unnerving

    2
    2
  68. 68
    SHISO

    69A Leaf on a sushi tray

    2
    2
  69. 69
    SITON

    72A Conceal for the time being, as information

    1
    31
  70. 70
    HOYA

    12D Georgetown athlete

    1
    27
  71. 71
    BAYS

    70A Broad inlets

    1
    25
  72. 72
    WISEST

    49D Most sagacious

    1
    12
  73. 73
    SNOCAP

    6D Chocolate treat designed to look like a mountaintop

    1
    5
  74. 74
    KISSED

    53A Smooched

    1
    4
  75. 75
    ODDLOTS

    45D Incomplete sets on sale

    1
    3
  76. 76
    SOMANY

    24A Lots and lots

    1
    3
  77. 77
    POPPINS

    10D Mary who sings "In every job that must be done there is an element of fun"

    1
    2
  78. 78
    BEKINDREWIND debut

    47A Rhyming advice to a renter of VHS tapes

    1
    1
  79. 79
    DELICASES debut

    37D Where meats and cheeses are often displayed

    1
    1
  80. 80
    SAYITDONTSPRAYIT debut

    18A Rhyming advice to a spitting talker

    1
    1
  81. 81
    YOUSNOOZEYOULOSE debut

    64A Rhyming advice to a procrastinator

    1
    1