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Wed, Feb 18, 2015 by NYTimes

Across

  1. 1. Letters on Soyuz rockets
  2. 5. St. Francis' home
  3. 11. Some gas stations
  4. 14. Fifth-longest bone in the human body
  5. 15. One navigating the web?
  6. 16. Problem on the red carpet, maybe
  7. 17. Mollycoddle Dwayne Johnson?
  8. 19. 108-card game
  9. 20. Onetime Microsoft encyclopedia
  10. 21. Really digging
  11. 22. Enters charges against a restaurant employee?
  12. 27. One of the Waughs
  13. 30. Worthless stuff
  14. 31. Miffed
  15. 32. Major League Baseball's oldest-ever rookie (age 42)
  16. 33. French surname starter
  17. 36. Try to find out what's what at a pond?
  18. 40. Sound of a lit fuse
  19. 41. Battery terminal
  20. 42. Thru 12th grade
  21. 43. Tea party crasher of fiction
  22. 44. Polytetrafluoroethylene, commercially
  23. 46. Shift responsibility for some missing campsite food?
  24. 50. Cheery air
  25. 51. Cry at an unveiling
  26. 55. Back, to Popeye
  27. 56. Kayo Popeye?
  28. 60. Letter after wye
  29. 61. Fly
  30. 62. "Beloved" author Morrison
  31. 63. Foul up
  32. 64. Betty Crocker bowlful
  33. 65. Sulky mood

Down

  1. 1. 21-Down unit
  2. 2. Kiltie's group
  3. 3. "Closing Bell" channel
  4. 4. Balance sheet heading
  5. 5. Kutcher who hosted "Punk'd"
  6. 6. Command to Rover
  7. 7. Round Table title
  8. 8. Answer to a judge
  9. 9. Instant
  10. 10. Tee off
  11. 11. Musical Mars
  12. 12. Piebald horse
  13. 13. Bogeyman
  14. 18. Priam's domain
  15. 21. Motel freebie
  16. 23. One who can't find a seat, say
  17. 24. Hackneyed
  18. 25. Dow Jones extreme
  19. 26. Weapon with a bell guard
  20. 27. Attys.' titles
  21. 28. R.S.V.P. part
  22. 29. "___ Tu" (1974 hit)
  23. 32. Bowwow
  24. 33. Dimwitted
  25. 34. Empty hall phenomenon
  26. 35. It's all around you
  27. 37. Campfire story
  28. 38. Rolling ___ (rich)
  29. 39. Gets out of the freezer, say
  30. 43. Oz. or qt.
  31. 44. Leash
  32. 45. Mansard part
  33. 46. Five-alarmer, e.g.
  34. 47. One who never changes jobs
  35. 48. Take up or let out
  36. 49. Midler of "The Rose"
  37. 52. Victor's boast
  38. 53. Legal scholar Guinier
  39. 54. To some degree
  40. 56. Apply sparingly
  41. 57. A Gabor
  42. 58. Op. ___
  43. 59. Kit ___ bar

This puzzle was published on Wednesday, Feb 18, 2015 in the New York Times Crossword Puzzle. Edited by Will Shortz.

— NYTimes

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