- 1 OAR
31D One that gets locked in a boat
36331 - 2 TEA
19D What some balls are filled with
30374 - 3 SOSO
33A Garden-variety
21154 - 4 OUI
18D Apt rhyme for sí
20131 - 5 NAE
54D "___ man can tether time or tide": Burns
19171 - 6 OMAN
42A Its flag features a khanjar dagger
17201 - 7 LOL
29D Modern indicator of amusement
17132 - 8 POP
50D Kind of psychology
1187 - 9 OAF
45D Lubber
10144 - 10 LISP
57A Daffy characteristic
1068 - 11 INE
32D Brilliant finish?
9155 - 12 EPEES
59A Their points are guarded
9104 - 13 TEARY
56A Demonstrably sad
639 - 14 STREP
47D Scarlet fever cause
554 - 15 GLARE
5D Driving problem
550 - 16 LITHE
15A Gymnast-like
542 - 17 NONA
14A Like some hepatitis
517 - 18 CECE
43A Singer Peniston with the 1991 hit "Finally"
435 - 19 GRIDS
5A Triode parts
415 - 20 ERLE
24A Creator of the secretary Della
3198 - 21 NOB
27D Cribbage jack
359 - 22 BYOB
10A Party directive, briefly
329 - 23 AFIRE
48D All excited
260 - 24 YANG
34A The bright side?
245 - 25 TNOTE
46D Investment option, briefly
244 - 26 ETERNAL
26A Unbegotten
242 - 27 EMANATE
36D Spring
231 - 28 YOKOONO
11D Tokyo-born performance artist
214 - 29 OONA
16A 54-year-old Charlie's 18-year-old bride
1102 - 30 RIDER
6D One in a habit
135 - 31 INOR
25A "Who has seen the wind? Neither ___ you": Rossetti
133 - 32 SLAYS
49D Wastes, so to speak
132 - 33 CYD
30D Fred's "Silk Stockings" co-star, 1957
129 - 34 ECLIPSE
40D Tower above
124 - 35 ASPHALT
48A Driveway type
114 - 36 SNEE
60A Dirk's old relative
092 - 37 ASE
28D Ibsen's peasant widow
079 - 38 ATEM
55A "Lemme ___!"
025 - 39 ATIP
1A How police may act, after "on"
023 - 40 SETHS
9D Linebacker Joyner and others
017 - 41 ENTRANT
51A Runner
014 - 42 INEXILE
3D Cast out of a country
011 - 43 DRESSES
38A Gets into something
010 - 44 RAINIER
22A European head of state for nearly 56 years
09 - 45 FLOORIT
52A Tear
07 - 46 ISADORE
23A Architect Louis ___ Kahn
07 - 47 DHOTI
8D Garb for Gandhi
06 - 48 CASTLED
37D Made a two-in-one move, in a way
05 - 49 05
- 50 DECIBEL
35A Dynamic range unit
04 - 51 ONECROP
12D Like a cotton farm, e.g.
04 - 52 SETTYPE
41D Do an old newspaper job
04 - 53 BANKERS
13D C.D. recorders?
03 - 54 ITN
7D BBC rival
03 - 55 03
- 56 TEXTURE
20A Nap, e.g.
03 - 57 THEROADNOTTAKEN
17A Classic verse from the collection "Mountain Interval"
03 - 58 03
- 59 03
- 60 02
- 61 02
- 62 REDE
58A Counsel, old-style
02 - 63 01
- 64 01
- 65 01
- 66 01