- 1 EGO
54D Something a barb can hurt
42393 - 2 LSD
59A Acid
41245 - 3 ICE
23D Cryophobe's fear
40391 - 4 ESP
34A Second sight, for short
35344 - 5 ONCE
8D Back then
32326 - 6 EDIT
52A Cut and paste, e.g.
32302 - 7 ISH
47D Sorta
30193 - 8 EMU
2D Bird with vestigial wings
27295 - 9 ALAS
20D "Too bad!"
26321 - 10 OSHA
18A Dept. of Labor division
24192 - 11 EVER
50D Sometime
22235 - 12 ERRS
60A Slips
22230 - 13 AMINO
13A Kind of acid
15102 - 14 SURE
26D "Why not?!"
1484 - 15 SMEAR
45D Defame
1284 - 16 SNOT
6A Word that looks like an alternative to "tisn't"?
1229 - 17 TEASE
12D Kid
11127 - 18 POSE
15A Strike one!
1188 - 19 PSY
36D College department that might pay students to be test subjects: Abbr.
1147 - 20 EMIL
30D Expressionist painter Nolde
10131 - 21 ESO
17D That, in Spanish
9141 - 22 TEEM
9D Abound
9104 - 23 DON
55D Oxford figure
8111 - 24 SLEET
44A Fall in winter
894 - 25 SETI
39D Org. seeking alien life
843 - 26 SER
35D Spanish 101 verb
7100 - 27 CANE
14A Beanpole material, often
785 - 28 SGTS
51D Airman's superiors: Abbr.
769 - 29 DAP
1D Fist bump
731 - 30 TUX
24D Gala garb
729 - 31 GUT
10A Prep for a major renovation, say
655 - 32 FIRM
3D Like some handshakes
632 - 33 LEES
56A Wine dregs
597 - 34 CROP
27D Sorghum, e.g.
569 - 35 NAIVE
7D Art style associated with Henri Rousseau
562 - 36 VAST
29D Boundless
545 - 37 VIBE
49D Have good chemistry (with)
527 - 38 ITPRO
23A Bug specialist, briefly
59 - 39 ORSON
61A Name on a poster for 1942's "The Magnificent Ambersons"
459 - 40 LOIRE
22A ___ Valley, "the garden of France"
453 - 41 IHOPE
21A Wishful words
439 - 42 SKIER
45A One managing moguls
426 - 43 GETGO
58A Very beginning
414 - 44 EXO
32A Lead-in to sphere
355 - 45 SMELL
44D "If you ___ what The Rock is cooking!" (old W.W.E. catchphrase)
343 - 46 BEAK
57A Cardinal point?
333 - 47 SCRIP
6D Makeshift money
332 - 48 SCALPS
26A Resells on game day, say
315 - 49 DEFIB
1A Apparatus used in CPR training, informally
38 - 50 CAV
31D Cleveland hoopster, familiarly
225 - 51 USHERS
11D Ballpark figures
214 - 52 KICKS
46D Shoes, slangily
211 - 53 ATESTS
38D Experiments seen in "Oppenheimer"
125 - 54 SHTETL
42A Historical setting sought in "Everything Is Illuminated"
119 - 55 AGESAGO
40D Way back when
115 - 56 SLIDES
42D Some sandals
112 - 57 GEHRY
43A "The most important architect of our age," according to Vanity Fair
19 - 58 SERENER
41D Like a Zen garden vis-à-vis a zoo
18 - 59 AMARO
33A Liqueur whose name translates as "bitter" in Italian
15 - 60 BOLSHOI
5D Ballet company that premiered "Swan Lake"
15 - 61 INPAIRS
4D Following the buddy system, say
13 - 62 IVECHANGED
53A "The old me is gone" ... or what happened between the first and second parts of 19-, 28-, 37- and 48-Across?
12 - 63 11
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