- 1 ALOE
53D Softener
46496 - 2 ANTE
52D Payment at a table
45461 - 3 EON
61A Series of periods
43343 - 4 BRA
39A Body hugger
31229 - 5 TEA
42A Blue mountain ___ (goldenrod)
30374 - 6 SRI
35A Relative of "Reverend"
28238 - 7 HOE
1D Cultivate
27173 - 8 ATOP
55D Riding
22208 - 9 ITCH
3D Target for nails?
21135 - 10 AGES
31A Period between blue moons
19202 - 11 NED
13D "Old Uncle" in a Stephen Foster song
18233 - 12 SEER
51D One who might issue a warning
18170 - 13 HUE
15A Outcry
17121 - 14 TET
27D Lunar calendar event
16178 - 15 CDS
6A Part of a fin. portfolio
14147 - 16 IDA
22A Asteroid that Galileo flew by closely in 1993
12251 - 17 RASH
24D Spate
12122 - 18 LAG
50A Communication problem
12116 - 19 PASS
34D Bridge option
1197 - 20 LIED
11D Wasn't straight
1183 - 21 NEA
32A Grant source: Abbr.
9217 - 22 TRESS
63A Lock
9101 - 23 SLIP
33A Cricket position behind the wicketkeeper
984 - 24 HAITI
28D Its currency is the gourde
960 - 25 STOLE
62A Wrap
777 - 26 ERST
2D "Step the meek fowls where ___ they ranged": Emerson
6155 - 27 DOES
43A Hinds
668 - 28 ORTHO
14A Prefix with scope
655 - 29 HIGH
40A Stock stat
642 - 30 IVES
12D "Funny Way of Laughin'" singer, 1962
596 - 31 REG
64A Gas type: Abbr.
564 - 32 NAIVE
16A Simple
562 - 33 SESAME
8D Opener?
562 - 34 CUR
46D Rotter
473 - 35 SIREN
30D Lola, in "Damn Yankees"
470 - 36 YELP
56D Outcry
458 - 37 GMT
57D Zulu, in the military: Abbr.
438 - 38 NEIGH
26D Sound at 44-Across, maybe
430 - 39 DANISH
48D Breakfast item
416 - 40 ROUE
49A Don Juan, e.g.
375 - 41 ELBOW
29D Turning point?
355 - 42 MUTE
23A Muffler
350 - 43 HEIST
1A Job, so to speak
338 - 44 DUPE
7D Copy
336 - 45 TOLEDO
5D Spanish province or its capital
325 - 46 STING
36A Overcharge, slangily
245 - 47 YANG
54D Masculine side
245 - 48 TWEED
19A Like some jackets
225 - 49 HAPPY
65A Sarcastic question after a self-induced disaster
214 - 50 ROUTES
45D Circuits
213 - 51 CHOY
6D Bok ___
28 - 52 DEY
59D "Emerald Point N.A.S." actress
159 - 53 INTOTO
9D Altogether
133 - 54 RUR
21D Visionary 1921 play
069 - 55 LEARNS
18D Masters
024 - 56 METRE
60A What some British poetry has
022 - 57 NEL
37D First word of Dante's "Inferno"
017 - 58 GENET
57A "The Maids" playwright
016 - 59 07
- 60 LAWLESS
10D Frontierlike
07 - 61 GALLIC
38D From Paris, say
06 - 62 DOGMATA
43D Beliefs
03 - 63 03
- 64 RUNFORTHEROSES
24A WHAT?
03 - 65 03
- 66 02
- 67 02
- 68 01
- 69 01
- 70 01
- 71 01
- 72 01