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Thursday · 71 answers · 5 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

    12A Blunder

    54
    522
  2. 2
    OAR

    30D Crew need

    36
    331
  3. 3
    ROE

    17A Canapé topping

    33
    283
  4. 4
    EDIT

    9D Doctor

    32
    302
  5. 5
    ESAU

    8D Genesis twin

    31
    245
  6. 6
    OAT

    20A Cheerios grain

    28
    290
  7. 7
    ETCH

    3A Make an impression

    23
    174
  8. 8
    ATT

    64A Verizon competitor, informally

    23
    161
  9. 9
    DEE

    58A Actress Sandra or Ruby

    22
    182
  10. 10
    SNAP

    45A Onesie fastener

    20
    204
  11. 11
    RUE

    38D Wish undone

    18
    207
  12. 12
    RES

    32D Some scale members

    17
    279
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    SEEN

    66A Witnessed

    16
    170
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    IOWA

    54D Part of the Corn Belt

    16
    130
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    ITT

    39D Addams Family cousin

    15
    152
  16. 16
    POD

    35D Group of seals

    15
    101
  17. 17
    HISS

    11D Sound during a cat fight

    14
    79
  18. 18
    AUTO

    41A Ford or Lincoln

    13
    165
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    AROAR

    2D Cheering wildly

    10
    88
  20. 20
    WENT

    51D Forgot what you intended to say

    10
    70
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    AWARE

    62A Cognizant

    9
    95
  22. 22
    TART

    56D Patisserie pastry

    7
    99
  23. 23
    FRAT

    55D Row house?

    7
    78
  24. 24
    LEFT

    52D Didn't fill in, as a field on an application

    7
    56
  25. 25
    GAEL

    26A Many a Scottish native

    7
    50
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    TASE

    57D Stun, in a way

    7
    47
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    PODIA

    46D Spots for addresses

    7
    34
  28. 28
    CAW

    37D Crow's cry

    6
    66
  29. 29
    WANE

    36A Decline

    5
    75
  30. 30
    TULSA

    63A Home to Oral Roberts University

    5
    42
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    RETAG

    13D Put on sale, perhaps

    5
    39
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    UNCAP

    60A Open, as a toothpaste tube

    5
    38
  33. 33
    WATTS

    65A Power measures

    5
    34
  34. 34
    LEECH

    7A Hanger-on

    5
    33
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    MAILS

    19A Ships, say

    5
    10
  36. 36
    COLT

    10D Belmont entry

    4
    47
  37. 37
    FLAW

    53D Design problem

    4
    39
  38. 38
    UND

    31D Hamburger connection?

    4
    36
  39. 39
    ASDOI

    16A "Same here," more stiffly

    4
    17
  40. 40
    GROWL

    50A Watchdog's warning

    4
    10
  41. 41
    TOLL

    4D Ring

    3
    53
  42. 42
    SOLOS

    14A Recital pieces

    3
    49
  43. 43
    CLEAT

    18A Traction enhancer

    3
    35
  44. 44
    SINUS

    48D Kind of cavity

    3
    29
  45. 45
    LORAX

    59A Dr. Seuss' environmentalist

    3
    18
  46. 46
    LACESUP

    27D Gets ready to hit the ice

    3
    5
  47. 47
    INF

    61A Like Brahms's Symphony No. 3

    2
    30
  48. 48
    RUSSO

    47A Actress Rene of "Thor"

    2
    22
  49. 49
    DETESTS

    22D Finds repugnant

    2
    20
  50. 50
    CLEFT

    5D Chin feature

    2
    17
  51. 51
    TYPED

    25A Like most manuscript submissions

    2
    15
  52. 52
    LAMBDA

    7D Wavelength symbol

    2
    10
  53. 53
    ESCAPEES

    3D Ones who have trouble finishing sentences?

    2
    6
  54. 54
    TWOCAR

    29D Like some garages

    2
    6
  55. 55
    WETNOSE

    43A Supposed sign of a healthy pooch

    2
    2
  56. 56
    GRASP

    23A Hold tightly

    1
    39
  57. 57
    ZEROG

    1D Weightless state, for short

    1
    17
  58. 58
    SAMSON

    24D Biblical figure with a notoriously bad hair day?

    1
    16
  59. 59
    ONCLE

    49D Frère de la mère

    1
    12
  60. 60
    HOARY

    6D Old and trite

    1
    11
  61. 61
    WINGSPAN

    40D Record held by the Spruce Goose for over 70 years, at 320 feet

    1
    7
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    MEATPIE

    33A Dish featured in Broadway's "Sweeney Todd"

    1
    6
  63. 63
    TRIESOUT

    34D Vies for a roster spot

    1
    5
  64. 64
    EIDETIC

    42A Full of vivid detail, as memory

    1
    4
  65. 65
    ORYXES

    44D Straight-horned antelopes

    1
    2
  66. 66
    WTATOUR

    28A Circuit in which Martina Navratilova holds the most singles titles, in brief

    1
    2
  67. 67
    ALFREDBUTTS debut

    21A American architect who invented Scrabble while unemployed during the Great Depression

    1
    1
  68. 68
    CRISSCROSSWORDS debut

    37A Scrabble's name prior to its acquisition by James Brunot in 1948

    1
    1
  69. 69
    FIFTYPOINTS debut

    53A Bonus score for a bingo (using all seven of one's tiles) in Scrabble

    1
    1
  70. 70
    STEPWISE debut

    15D From one tone to the next adjacent tone, in music

    1
    1
  71. 71
    ZA debut

    1A Slang for an Italian dish … or along with QI, the highest-value two-letter word in Scrabble

    1
    1