- 1 IRE
63D High dudgeon
52498 - 2 TEE
26D One may have a pocket ... or be found in one
49395 - 3 USE
57A ___ it or lose it
47356 - 4 PSST
52D [Hey you!]
44250 - 5 IRS
31A Org. that issues lots of refunds
36246 - 6 LED
8D Had the best score midgame
34222 - 7 IDEA
2D Brainstorm
33396 - 8 ANTS
55A Pantry problem
33247 - 9 ONCE
12D Not never, but never again
32326 - 10 IDLE
14A Just chillin'
30259 - 11 ATTA
53D Lead-in to boy or girl
28156 - 12 ADD
47A Newly include
27224 - 13 ATAD
18D Not much
25156 - 14 EGOS
7D Big ones cause conflicts
23210 - 15 ENTER
22A Sign at the start of a maze
19217 - 16 NIT
62D Small complaint
19143 - 17 NANA
56D Grammy alternative
19142 - 18 REAP
66A Bring in the crops
17155 - 19 HEN
4D Cornish game ___
16188 - 20 DES
39A ___ Moines, Iowa
16154 - 21 ESPY
59D Award that the best plays are nominated for
16130 - 22 MEH
36A "I don't love it, I don't hate it"
1680 - 23 AGAR
55D Biology lab gel
15172 - 24 SRA
9D Monterrey Mrs.
14186 - 25 SELF
51A "There are three things extremely hard: steel, a diamond, and to know one's ___.": Poor Richard's Almanack
1490 - 26 UNDO
6D Computer command used to fix a mistake
13129 - 27 PAIR
13D Doubles team, e.g.
1387 - 28 TKOS
21A Refs' ring rulings
1273 - 29 STAG
58D Kind of party
10168 - 30 LAW
20A Saul Goodman's field in "Better Call Saul"
10102 - 31 EDGY
69A Boundary-pushing
1081 - 32 ITSY
25A ___-bitsy
1078 - 33 HINT
11D Help for a guesser
1063 - 34 STUD
64A Upright support in a wall
985 - 35 TAUT
54D Like an archer's bowstring before a shot
980 - 36 DRAW
23A Tie score
977 - 37 ROOK
46A Castle in chess
960 - 38 SHOP
10A Go on a spree, maybe
881 - 39 PATIO
52A Spot for a sun chair
850 - 40 TATS
67A Parlor inkings, informally
849 - 41 URAL
41D ___ Mountains, Europe/Asia boundary
7180 - 42 ANGER
15A Fury
775 - 43 OWNS
34A Dominates, like a team in a blowout victory
764 - 44 RECON
32D Intel-gathering mission
753 - 45 IPS
61D Computer networking addresses, for short
721 - 46 PIANO
65A Instrument accompanying many a singalong
688 - 47 FISH
1A It may be found at the end of the line
652 - 48 PINA
16A "Escape (The ___ Colada Song)" (last Billboard #1 hit of the 1970s)
640 - 49 COMMA
27D Punctuation found in this clue, for example
626 - 50 MOCHI
37A Sweet Japanese rice cake that may be filled with ice cream
67 - 51 ZEST
49D Drink garnish
582 - 52 YAY
44D "Hurray!"
553 - 53 STRAY
68A Not follow the path
540 - 54 SHAKE
33D Order at a soda fountain
521 - 55 BIRDS
50D For the ___
426 - 56 ONEIL
30D ___ Cruz, at 6'7" the tallest shortstop in M.L.B. history
343 - 57 MRE
42A Soldier's food kit, for short
334 - 58 RUSH
24D Fraternity/sorority event
331 - 59 DUELS
5A One-on-one clashes in "Hamilton"
327 - 60 INKSAC
25D Squid's squirter
35 - 61 FILL
1D Permeate
227 - 62 BRYN
50A ___ Mawr College
218 - 63 YUCCA
40A State flower of New Mexico
215 - 64 LEONARDODAVINCI
17A "The Last Supper" painter
211 - 65 MYRIAD
43A Very large number
29 - 66 SPINY
10D Like hedgehogs and cacti
29 - 67 LWORD
28D "Love," euphemistically
26 - 68 DESTROY
45D Trounce
16 - 69 IMPROV
38D Unscripted comedy
16 - 70 VESTRY
19D Storage room in a church
16 - 71 CLAUDEMONET
27A "The Luncheon" painter
13 - 72 PAULCEZANNE
48A "The Buffet" painter
12 - 73 11
- 74 11
- 75 11
- 76 11
- 77 11
- 78 STARVINGARTISTS debut
60A What you might punnily call 17-, 27- and 48-Across, given the paintings in their clues?
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