- 1 SET
20A "Ready, ___, go!"
68402 - 2 YES
35D "Affirmative"
50365 - 3 OREO
54A Black-and-white cookie
45408 - 4 ACRE
2D Farmland unit
38328 - 5 NOR
44A Negative conjunction
33332 - 6 ARTS
46A Defense Against the Dark ___ ("Harry Potter" class)
31222 - 7 ESSO
58D Competitor of Petro-Canada
30276 - 8 GAS
36D What you might "fill 'er up" with
30218 - 9 APE
56A What some people confuse with a monkey
28415 - 10 LIE
8D Word that would be more grammatical in the title "Lay, Lady, Lay"
28318 - 11 EELS
21A Serpentine swimmers
28199 - 12 ODES
54D Poetic tributes
26226 - 13 NBA
60D Org. with the Knicks and Clippers
26198 - 14 SSNS
52D Strings with the pattern XXX-XX-XXXX, in brief
26130 - 15 AAA
61D Battery for some small toys
20230 - 16 URN
23A Funeral vessel
19244 - 17 EDIE
16A Falco of "The Sopranos"
19190 - 18 SAN
31A ___ Francisco
19182 - 19 SENSE
10D Touch or taste
19180 - 20 OWL
49D "Wise" bird
18135 - 21 IBET
63A "Oh, uh-huh, sure"
16132 - 22 SUN
4D What the circle on the Japanese flag represents
16101 - 23 NOSE
62A What spectacles perch on
15188 - 24 SALT
10A NaCl
15115 - 25 SCAT
3D Jazz singer's improvised syllables
14141 - 26 RDA
39A Food label inits.
13138 - 27 CASE
66A Social worker's assignment
13108 - 28 LASSO
1A Cowboy's rope
1396 - 29 TERM
13D Four years, for a president
1393 - 30 AGENT
32D Who might help an author get a book deal
12150 - 31 THOU
53D "___ shalt not …"
1272 - 32 LIEU
12D Stead
11113 - 33 ORDER
5D "Can I take your ___?" (server's question)
1188 - 34 ELIA
15A Director Kazan who helped popularize Method acting
10213 - 35 MOTTO
45A Montana is the only U.S. state with one in Spanish
1051 - 36 ONTAP
37D Alternative to bottled
9104 - 37 MEAL
6D Brunch or lunch
989 - 38 PDAS
57D Smartphone predecessors, in brief
947 - 39 ENDAT
30D Go until
936 - 40 RITE
55D Formal ceremony
8117 - 41 MALT
6A Relative of a milkshake
869 - 42 PALEO
26D Kind of diet inspired by hunters and gatherers
839 - 43 SUSS
65A Figure (out)
825 - 44 ANGER
40A "Inside Out" emotion who says "We should lock the door and scream that curse word we know. It's a good one!"
775 - 45 TADAS
64A Magicians' cries
723 - 46 ANDY
56D Boy's name … or how you might describe 17-, 34-, 42- or 59-Across?
693 - 47 RATES
48D Gives stars to, say
645 - 48 DOMES
43D Mosque toppers
625 - 49 OLDIE
38A "Goodie" on classic radio
588 - 50 SAYSO
67A Parental authority
560 - 51 AUG
19D Sept. preceder
546 - 52 NERDS
33D Stereotypical bookworms
465 - 53 SPUN
25A Created, as yarn or a spider web
440 - 54 SCORN
25D Contempt
433 - 55 LOBS
1D Arcing tennis shots
426 - 56 STRAWS
52A Free items that come with drinks
412 - 57 ALLS
7D "___ well that ends well!"
362 - 58 REEDS
41A Oboe accessories that are often carved by the oboist
354 - 59 YENTL
18D 1983 musical starring Barbra Streisand
338 - 60 DROOL
47A What a baby's bib might protect a onesie from
336 - 61 UNDID
23D Loosened, as a knot
323 - 62 PEDANT
24D Nitpicker
311 - 63 OCCUR
14A Take place
237 - 64 TWEEN
28A 10-12-year-old
229 - 65 MVP
50A Standout athlete, for short
224 - 66 WARHOL
29D Noted painter of soup cans
210 - 67 VOLTS
51D Hybrid Chevys
26 - 68 CANDYLAND
34A Classic board game with the Peppermint Forest and Lollipop Lane
24 - 69 HANDSTAND
42A Move from an acrobat or breakdancer
24 - 70 MOSAIC
45D Art with tiles in fancy styles (that might produce smiles)
119 - 71 PAGED
24A Contacted using a beeper
115 - 72 GOUGE
36A Dig (out)
19 - 73 MUSEUM
22A Common destination for a field trip
19 - 74 TAXMAN
9D Beatles song with the lyric "Should five percent appear too small, be thankful I don't take it all"
14 - 75 ADDEDSUGAR
11D Source of extra sweetness
12 - 76 SHETLANDISLANDS
59A Scottish archipelago west of Norway
12 - 77 11
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