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NY Times, Mon, May 15, 2017 by NYTimes

Across

  1. 1. Fruit often seen in still lifes
  2. 5. Black wood
  3. 10. Fable's message
  4. 15. Opera highlight
  5. 16. Elaine's last name on "Seinfeld"
  6. 17. Flabbergast
  7. 18. Historic California route, with "El"
  8. 20. Schmoozing gossip
  9. 21. Bottoms of high-tops
  10. 22. Departs
  11. 23. Desirable feature of a rented room
  12. 29. Mathematician Turing who was the subject of "The Imitation Game"
  13. 30. Genetic copies
  14. 31. Forwards, as a misdelivered letter
  15. 35. Weaving machine
  16. 36. Mani-pedi place
  17. 39. 2016 film for which Viggo Mortensen earned an Oscar nomination
  18. 42. Pig's digs
  19. 43. Ancient France
  20. 44. Navigation instrument
  21. 45. Many Monty Python skits
  22. 47. Crumb carriers
  23. 48. Common computer peripherals
  24. 54. Sigher's words
  25. 55. College officials
  26. 56. "Here's to the newlyweds!," e.g.
  27. 58. Part of a person's psyche ... or a hidden part of 18-, 23-, 39- or 48-Across?
  28. 63. Wonderland girl
  29. 64. Division of a play
  30. 65. Notion
  31. 66. Chill out
  32. 67. Played (with)
  33. 68. Polo mount

Down

  1. 1. "Super" group buying campaign ads
  2. 2. One-third of pitching's Triple Crown, for short
  3. 3. Command between "Ready!" and "Fire!"
  4. 4. Chocolate-covered morsel often eaten at the movies
  5. 5. Virus in 2014 news
  6. 6. Special Forces cap
  7. 7. "Gimme a minute"
  8. 8. Schoolteacher's org.
  9. 9. French designer's monogram
  10. 10. With 62-Down, a spring festival
  11. 11. Symbols of resistance
  12. 12. Talked incessantly
  13. 13. Quetzalcoatl worshiper
  14. 14. Car deal that's not a purchase
  15. 19. Election mo.
  16. 23. Skirt fold
  17. 24. Hoarse
  18. 25. "___ Enchanted" (2004 film)
  19. 26. "High" times
  20. 27. Govt.-issued security
  21. 28. Century 21 rival
  22. 29. Paths of pendulums
  23. 32. Bother persistently
  24. 33. Book with handwritten thoughts
  25. 34. Ducked (out) furtively
  26. 36. Easel, e.g.
  27. 37. Pub purchases
  28. 38. Divisions of a play
  29. 40. Escape
  30. 41. The Enterprise, for example
  31. 45. Soft drink in a green bottle
  32. 46. 2000 Summer Olympics city
  33. 48. Smallest OPEC nation
  34. 49. Entire
  35. 50. Letter that doesn't need an envelope or stamp
  36. 51. Designer Geoffrey
  37. 52. Got into a row?
  38. 53. Nelson Mandela's org.
  39. 57. ___-Mex
  40. 58. "Was ___ das?" (German question)
  41. 59. Cpl., e.g.
  42. 60. Altar affirmation
  43. 61. Spy novelist Deighton
  44. 62. See 10-Down

This puzzle was published on Monday, May 15, 2017 in the New York Times Crossword Puzzle. Edited by Will Shortz.

— NYTimes

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