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Wednesday · 83 answers · 4 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ORE

    22A Laterite, for example

    48
    581
  2. 2
    AGE

    67D Gray, say

    47
    417
  3. 3
    SSN

    14D ID thief's target: Abbr.

    44
    242
  4. 4
    ESP

    71D "Ability" that's hard to believe, for short

    35
    344
  5. 5
    ANI

    23A Folkie DiFranco

    35
    237
  6. 6
    LET

    30D Permitted to

    33
    287
  7. 7
    PSI

    62A Telepathy, e.g.

    24
    198
  8. 8
    STEW

    45D Goulash, e.g.

    23
    180
  9. 9
    STP

    21D Valvoline rival

    23
    172
  10. 10
    ASIS

    29D Sale caveat

    21
    183
  11. 11
    REEL

    43D Stagger

    19
    184
  12. 12
    EGOT

    75A Awards achievement reached in 2026 by Steven Spielberg

    18
    35
  13. 13
    UFO

    38D Subject of a declassified Pentagon document, in brief

    17
    131
  14. 14
    COT

    11D Portable bed

    17
    128
  15. 15
    SPF

    46D UV blockage fig.

    15
    110
  16. 16
    MSN

    8A App brought back by Microsoft in 2024

    15
    73
  17. 17
    NIA

    61A Vardalos of "My Big Fat Greek Wedding"

    13
    138
  18. 18
    TOP

    76A Outdo

    13
    132
  19. 19
    PEST

    33A Wild European rabbit in Australia, e.g.

    13
    128
  20. 20
    CASE

    36A Beer buy

    13
    108
  21. 21
    INFO

    64D 411

    13
    91
  22. 22
    TOTAL

    26A "___ Recall" (1990 sci-fi film)

    13
    85
  23. 23
    SFO

    13D Bay Area airport code

    13
    66
  24. 24
    SESH

    25D Gathering, informally

    13
    26
  25. 25
    PERU

    48A "The Emperor's New Groove" setting

    12
    161
  26. 26
    AFT

    70D Back at sea

    12
    144
  27. 27
    EENY

    40D Start of a counting-out rhyme

    12
    83
  28. 28
    RESTS

    24A Chills

    11
    86
  29. 29
    TOFU

    35D Popcorn ___ (fried vegan treat)

    11
    81
  30. 30
    TOMB

    51A Many a discovery in the Valley of the Kings

    11
    66
  31. 31
    COO

    69D Bill's partner

    10
    144
  32. 32
    DOC

    50D Medical moniker

    10
    102
  33. 33
    SOFT

    63D Lenient

    9
    47
  34. 34
    SOHO

    9D Neighborhood mentioned in "Werewolves of London"

    8
    108
  35. 35
    SLID

    39D Averted a tag, maybe

    8
    70
  36. 36
    STUB

    34D Scrapbook keepsake

    8
    60
  37. 37
    LENO

    31A Jay who hosted the 2020s revival of "You Bet Your Life"

    7
    158
  38. 38
    TAPE

    28D It's on a roll

    7
    124
  39. 39
    STOLE

    6D Got via the "five-finger discount"

    7
    77
  40. 40
    DYED

    49A Blond, but not really

    6
    85
  41. 41
    FRET

    17D Instrument ridge

    6
    77
  42. 42
    LOG

    68D Record

    5
    92
  43. 43
    CARS

    4D "Just What I Needed" band, with "the"

    5
    49
  44. 44
    NOOR

    10D Former queen of Jordan

    5
    49
  45. 45
    MGS

    8D Booker T.'s backing band

    5
    46
  46. 46
    ITRY

    44D "Hey, doing my best"

    5
    32
  47. 47
    FUSE

    37A Join tightly

    5
    24
  48. 48
    ALCAPONE

    67A Geraldo Rivera uncovered his "vaults" on live TV

    5
    15
  49. 49
    NITE

    66D TV's Nick at ___

    4
    71
  50. 50
    ROADS

    58D Map lines

    4
    43
  51. 51
    ANDOR

    5D Disney+ series whose name sounds like a compound conjunction

    4
    32
  52. 52
    ONENIL

    52D Final score of at least 10% of professional soccer matches

    4
    15
  53. 53
    UFC

    12D Mixed martial arts org.

    4
    10
  54. 54
    OCELOT

    27D Cat that's spotted in South America

    3
    60
  55. 55
    CUSS

    11A Swear

    3
    28
  56. 56
    TOMES

    7D "The Complete Works of …" books, say

    3
    28
  57. 57
    MISSME

    53D "Glad I'm back?"

    3
    11
  58. 58
    OPPO

    56D Research for a political hit, slangily

    3
    6
  59. 59
    ENCANTO

    15A Disney film set in a fictional Colombian village

    3
    4
  60. 60
    STONEPIT

    41A BEFORE (Deck 3): Quarry

    3
    3
  61. 61
    AGAINST

    72A "___ the Day" (Thomas Pynchon's longest novel)

    2
    21
  62. 62
    STEELER

    77A Rival of a Raven

    2
    19
  63. 63
    WORDS

    57A ___ With Friends

    2
    17
  64. 64
    STARDOM

    18A Celebrity

    2
    16
  65. 65
    SLADE

    60D British glam rock band of the 1970s

    2
    11
  66. 66
    DOGIT

    59D Give minimum effort

    2
    7
  67. 67
    SETPOINT

    46A AFTER (Deck 3): Crucial moment in a tennis match

    2
    5
  68. 68
    CONSOLES

    20A BEFORE (Deck 2): PlayStation and Switch

    2
    3
  69. 69
    GOOFOFFS debut

    16A BEFORE (Deck 1): Slackers

    2
    2
  70. 70
    GOOFOFFS debut

    73A AFTER (Deck 1): Slackers

    2
    2
  71. 71
    INTONE

    2D Vocalize

    1
    25
  72. 72
    NFC

    42D Lions and Bears are in it, in brief

    1
    20
  73. 73
    MESCAL

    1D Paul who played William Shakespeare in "Hamnet"

    1
    10
  74. 74
    DIDTIME

    74A Was up the river

    1
    5
  75. 75
    BUCO

    47A Osso ___ (veal dish)

    1
    4
  76. 76
    MISCAST

    1A Like Tom Cruise as Jack Reacher, some say

    1
    4
  77. 77
    BASTER

    54D Thanksgiving kitchen tool

    1
    3
  78. 78
    COOLNESS

    65A AFTER (Deck 2): Noted quality of the Fonz

    1
    3
  79. 79
    FLYTO

    55A Visit by plane

    1
    2
  80. 80
    OFFPUT

    32D Repelled

    1
    2
  81. 81
    SCANIN

    3D Digitize, as a document

    1
    2
  82. 82
    RIFFLESHUFFLES debut

    43A Casino maneuvers carried out three times in this puzzle?

    1
    1
  83. 83
    SHORTCON debut

    19A Fast-paced scam, such as the shell game

    1
    1