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Wed, Nov 27, 2013 by NYTimes

Across

  1. 1. One of the Obama girls
  2. 6. Like
  3. 9. Kindergarten stuff
  4. 13. Huskies' sch.
  5. 14. Heavy work
  6. 16. Word before income or exhaust
  7. 17. Source of easy money
  8. 19. Cube ... or certain cubes
  9. 20. Certain
  10. 21. Salon supplies
  11. 23. "Evita" character
  12. 24. One of a pair in a court
  13. 27. Prickly one
  14. 30. Plains Indians
  15. 31. Suffix meaning "approximately"
  16. 32. Author Calvino
  17. 36. Hardly Mr. Cool
  18. 39. Setting for the starts of 17-, 24-, 51- and 64-Across
  19. 43. Brontë title heroine
  20. 44. Cartoon genre
  21. 45. Not miss a thing on
  22. 46. Lisa with the 1997 hit "I Do"
  23. 49. Short-sheeting and such
  24. 51. Locale for a big mirror
  25. 56. Director Anderson
  26. 57. Officers above sarges
  27. 58. Noodles in Japanese cookery
  28. 62. Suffix with Rock
  29. 64. Old ragtime dance
  30. 66. God with a quiver
  31. 67. Stake on a table
  32. 68. Many an aria singer, informally
  33. 69. Fillet
  34. 70. Short
  35. 71. "That threw me for ___"

Down

  1. 1. Makes faces
  2. 2. Onset of phobia?
  3. 3. Soil sort
  4. 4. Stockbroker's advice
  5. 5. "___ news?"
  6. 6. Parts of hearts
  7. 7. Bank department
  8. 8. Plain folk
  9. 9. Make sense, with "up"
  10. 10. LaCrosse, for one
  11. 11. Hidden store
  12. 12. Cold fall
  13. 15. Warm month in South America
  14. 18. They may be blind
  15. 22. Calendar abbr.
  16. 25. Old Nestlé brand
  17. 26. Viet ___
  18. 27. Footnote, perhaps
  19. 28. Wan
  20. 29. Dance from which the Lindy Hop developed
  21. 33. Muslim general
  22. 34. Jeremy of the N.B.A.
  23. 35. Egg: Prefix
  24. 37. Pool need
  25. 38. Salon supplies
  26. 40. Modernists, informally
  27. 41. Obtrude
  28. 42. "I, Claudius" role
  29. 47. Subj. for many newcomers
  30. 48. Fauna and flora
  31. 50. Brand from Holland
  32. 51. Hardly Mr. Cool
  33. 52. Like the Deco look, now
  34. 53. Nuts and bolts, e.g.
  35. 54. Body measurement
  36. 55. Enter again, as text
  37. 59. Rice-size pasta
  38. 60. Lamebrain
  39. 61. Opposite of under
  40. 63. Charlottesville-to-Richmond dir.
  41. 65. Sumac native to Peru

This puzzle was published on Wednesday, Nov 27, 2013 in the New York Times Crossword Puzzle. Edited by Will Shortz.

— NYTimes

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