- 1 ERE
45A "... ___ he drove out of sight"
43602 - 2 ORAL
2D ___ contraceptive
42367 - 3 ODOR
60A Spray target
39344 - 4 NOR
32A Eur. monarchy
33332 - 5 IDLE
55D Fallow
30259 - 6 AMP
58D Crank (up)
25193 - 7 EVER
52D Anytime
22235 - 8 ENYA
8D Singer with the 2008 gold record "And Winter Came ..."
22161 - 9 MENU
61A Pull-down list
19184 - 10 HAS
35D Is afflicted by
19175 - 11 ODIN
41D Figure in the Edda
17159 - 12 OMIT
54D Drop
16218 - 13 DEMO
28D Promotional item
16105 - 14 ULNA
63A It runs parallel to the radius
15178 - 15 NONE
56D "___ But the Brave" (1965 Sinatra film)
14132 - 16 HAM
38A Radio geek
13144 - 17 LEG
13D Relay division
13126 - 18 ASONE
15A In unison
13118 - 19 KIA
49A Sedona maker
1394 - 20 THEN
34D In the past
1279 - 21 AMIS
12D "Lucky Jim" novelist, 1954
1188 - 22 LEN
24A Barker of the Cleveland Indians who pitched a perfect game in 1981
9170 - 23 TEEM
66A Overbrim (with)
9104 - 24 EMOTE
59A Chew the scenery
8152 - 25 NEAP
22D ___ tide
8114 - 26 PREP
64A Teacher's before-class work
887 - 27 VINE
53D Melon's site
855 - 28 TIERS
23A Levels
748 - 29 ANTIC
25D Monkeyshine
694 - 30 TWAS
36A Christmas verse starter
665 - 31 MANO
17A A la ___ (nearby: Sp.)
650 - 32 COMA
1D 1977 best seller set at Boston Memorial Hospital
573 - 33 UTTER
51D Articulate
477 - 34 GRAM
57D Elderly relative, informally
440 - 35 DOWSE
26D Divine water
425 - 36 ELAL
10A International company with the slogan "Home away from home"
3197 - 37 AVIS
58A Warren who founded a rental car company
396 - 38 NOME
16A 1899 gold rush locale
365 - 39 ALARMS
47A Sleep disturbers
328 - 40 LOOMS
7D Appears imminent
321 - 41 ORAN
14A North African city captured by the Allies in 1942
285 - 42 AGNES
31D 1985 Meg Tilly title role
253 - 43 RIVET
62A Fix
237 - 44 TWIG
19A New growth
231 - 45 LLOYD
18A David ___ George, British P.M., 1916-22
229 - 46 GOLEM
5A Dimwit, in Yiddish slang
219 - 47 LOWS
11D The worst of times
219 - 48 DEADSEA
28A Refuge for David, in the Bible
212 - 49 SIXER
29D Philly hoopster
212 - 50 RANI
3D Queen of Bollywood
181 - 51 CORK
1A What you might push a pushpin in
129 - 52 TITI
21D South American monkey
117 - 53 ADDSTO
25A Increases
113 - 54 MACHETE
43D Rain forest implement
112 - 55 ASKOUT
48D Try to see
111 - 56 TUCKS
50A Puts in a snug spot
16 - 57 ELKE
44D Sommer of Hollywood
054 - 58 STERE
65A Volume unit
045 - 59 ENORM
30D Extremely large, old-style
025 - 60 TROVE
50D Antique dealer's happy discovery
024 - 61 OSLER
6D Physician William
014 - 62 KNOTTS
4D Funnyman Don
011 - 63 DRAWL
27D Say with two syllables where one would do, say
010 - 64 EXON
39A Former Nebraska senator James
08 - 65 ENTENDRE
10D Double ___
05 - 66 GALLEON
5D Shipping mainstay of the 1600s
05 - 67 CELADON
46A Chinese porcelain with a pale green glaze
04 - 68 MEDDLES
9D Acts the yenta
04 - 69 LOAFERS
42D They have no ties
03 - 70 ALITTLEMADNESS
20A Start of a poem by Emily Dickinson that continues "But God be with the Clown, / Who ponders this tremendous scene"
02 - 71 EVENFORTHEKING
52A Poem, part 4
02 - 72 INTHESPRING
33A Poem, part 2
02 - 73 ISWHOLESOME
40A Poem, part 3
02 - 74 01