- 1 ALI
60D Rope-a-dope boxer
49518 - 2 ONO
27A Yoko of "Double Fantasy"
49326 - 3 ELS
49A Ernie of golf fame
29333 - 4 INN
64A Bed-and-breakfast
27258 - 5 REN
48A Stimpy's cartoon pal
27198 - 6 BET
67A "Wanna ___?"
21120 - 7 RTE
34A G.P.S. offering: Abbr.
20285 - 8 EMIR
42A Kuwaiti chief
18218 - 9 ICU
2D Critical hosp. area
15128 - 10 SAL
62D "My gal" of song
14221 - 11 HAHA
6D LOL, out loud
13125 - 12 ACELA
14A High-speed train from Boston to Washington
1358 - 13 SATE
58D Completely fill
12144 - 14 AUNT
56D See 39-Down
1192 - 15 AWAIT
15A Stand in a queue for, say
1176 - 16 MAP
1D Atlas page
10138 - 17 REB
3D Yank's foe in the Civil War
1099 - 18 FAR
8D Distant
9110 - 19 SOO
44A The upper Midwest's ___ Canals
886 - 20 USAGE
57A ___ note (dictionary bit)
866 - 21 TERRA
53D ___ incognita
775 - 22 HIC
16A Drink with Grabbin' Grape and Smashin' Wild Berry flavors
773 - 23 RISK
12D Jeopardy
759 - 24 CHIN
11D It might be cut by an uppercut
745 - 25 OSAGE
43A ___ orange
690 - 26 REESES
46D ___ Peanut Butter Cups
651 - 27 618
- 28 ECLAT
65A Dazzling effect
5113 - 29 HRS
63D 60-min. periods
590 - 30 INSOLE
32D Cushiony part of a shoe
544 - 31 ENRICH
47D Fortify with vitamins, e.g.
518 - 32 CRO
11A ___-Magnon man
493 - 33 SCENT
25A Bloodhound's trail
466 - 34 EARLS
69A English nobles
448 - 35 LONE
55D Unaccompanied
3105 - 36 OCHS
13D Adolph who was chief of The New York Times from 1896 to 1935
367 - 37 GLIB
54D Fast-talking
352 - 38 MIRED
1A Bogged down
324 - 39 SUNDAE
18D Dairy Queen order
319 - 40 TENTH
50A Penny vis-à-vis a dime
245 - 41 SHINE
68A What light bulbs and bootblacks do
239 - 42 NOISES
31D Boom, zoom and vroom
222 - 43 ARSENIC
30A As, chemically
216 - 44 HUNAN
51D Style of Chinese cuisine
214 - 45 GETSET
52A Gird oneself
213 - 46 IER
61D Suffix with cash
155 - 47 EQUAL
20A Splenda rival
144 - 48 ELLER
4D Aunt from "Oklahoma!"
126 - 49 RAMPS
35A Highway entrances and exits, typically
122 - 50 RATEDR
19D Deemed not suitable for kids
122 - 51 COHOST
33D Matt Lauer or Meredith Vieira for "Today"
118 - 52 NOEXIT
24D 1944 Jean-Paul Sartre play
114 - 53 AWOLS
7D Mil. truants
111 - 54 IMLOST
29D "Please help me with directions"
19 - 55 PRANKS
21A Short-sheeting a bed, TP'ing a house, etc.
18 - 56 IDI
28A Uganda's ___ Amin
0120 - 57 DREAR
66A Dull, in poetry
020 - 58 STERNS
10D Backs of boats
019 - 59 HAFTS
6A Sword handles
011 - 60 RETIRES
45A Hits the hay
010 - 61 PDS
36D They have precincts: Abbr.
09 - 62 RENEGADE
41D Deserter
09 - 63 CASPAR
26D One of the Wise Men
08 - 64 UNTAME
23D Wild
07 - 65 DONO
37A "First, ___ harm" (medical axiom)
04 - 66 GLAZER
54A Finisher of pottery or cakes
04 - 67 DAIQUIRI
5D Rum and lime juice drink
03 - 68 FUNRUN
22A 2K race, e.g.
03 - 69 PUBLISHORPERISH
17A College professor's mantra
03 - 70 02
- 71 TIPPER
9D One leaving cash on the table?
02 - 72 01
- 73 01
- 74 01