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Sat, Mar 28, 2015 by NYTimes

Across

  1. 1. Hair-raising experience for a beachgoer?
  2. 10. Cry of mock enthusiasm
  3. 15. Bypass brand names, say
  4. 16. Hyperrealist sculptor Hanson
  5. 17. Planet pulverizer of sci-fi
  6. 18. "Today" co-anchor Hill
  7. 19. Composer of the opera "Fiesque"
  8. 20. What an au pair might study, briefly
  9. 21. One of a set set in hair
  10. 22. Bygone military commander
  11. 23. Increase the pitch of
  12. 25. He worked with the illustrator Phiz
  13. 26. Tough to resolve
  14. 28. Catch but good
  15. 29. Computer command
  16. 30. Western shocker
  17. 32. "Jeweler of kings, king of jewelers," per Edward VII
  18. 34. Harum-___
  19. 37. Setting for un'opera
  20. 38. It has rules for writers
  21. 40. Stand
  22. 41. Natural pain reliever
  23. 42. Chain for a mechanic
  24. 44. Like new bills
  25. 48. Fluffy toy, familiarly
  26. 49. Novel opinions, informally?
  27. 51. It fell after 15 years
  28. 52. "Jeepers!"
  29. 54. 32-Across offering
  30. 55. Word of caution
  31. 56. Like some broken pledges?
  32. 57. They're taken to go
  33. 59. Expert
  34. 60. Periodical whose first shared cover featured Michelle Obama
  35. 61. Six-pack container?
  36. 62. Option for giving food a bite

Down

  1. 1. Rowdydow
  2. 2. Big chill?
  3. 3. Some joeys
  4. 4. ___ pieces
  5. 5. Overseas drama
  6. 6. Response to "Need anything else?"
  7. 7. Point of exasperation
  8. 8. Spring-blooming bush
  9. 9. Kid who had an original Rubik's Cube, e.g.
  10. 10. Classical music venue
  11. 11. Cast
  12. 12. Under-age temptation
  13. 13. Quick examination
  14. 14. Beginning of time
  15. 21. Apply
  16. 23. Some cough medicine
  17. 24. 34-Down item
  18. 27. Major indulgence
  19. 29. Best successor
  20. 31. Musandam Peninsula populace
  21. 33. Change color, maybe
  22. 34. Disappearing communication system?
  23. 35. Home of the Canyon of the Ancients
  24. 36. Perfume delivery option
  25. 39. Colloquial pronoun
  26. 40. Need to practice?
  27. 43. Microsoft's Age of Empires, e.g.
  28. 45. Apple app for video editing
  29. 46. Emergency alerts
  30. 47. Like many radio stations
  31. 49. Prompted
  32. 50. Late stage, of sorts
  33. 53. Fires (up)
  34. 55. Opposite of flatness
  35. 57. Modern lead-in to cat
  36. 58. Lick

This puzzle was published on Saturday, Mar 28, 2015 in the New York Times Crossword Puzzle. Edited by Will Shortz.

— NYTimes

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