ACROSS
1. Rugged rock
5. What happens when the smog lifts in southern CA?
9. Ejects forcefully
14. Invisible emanation
15. Killed with some drugs
16. Dravidian people
17. For fear that
18. Make an impression
19. Stupid
20.Not easily found on Grounds
23. Often broken in formal situations
24. Vehicles
25. Popular breakfast choice
27. Incorrectly apply
30.Georgia-founded secret society
31. Biblical zoo
32. Healing houses
37. Arborer's daily job
41.Tête-à-tête with, say, Barbara Walters
42. Young woman
43. Place to sit
44. Letter-shaped structure
47. A quartet and a duo
50. Eagle's home
52. Song of praise
53. CIO nexus
58. Thick-headed
60. Kelp component
61. Soothing herb
62. Illicit affair
63. Surprise attack
64. Fluids
65. Beaches, and some blondes
66. Italian volcano
67. Obey
DOWN
1. Baby elephant
2. Apologist?
3. Donkey, to the Brits
4. Light pastry
5. Fallon and Fey's Weekend _____
6. City on denial
7. Some golf courses
8. Opposition's prefix
9. Divine wounds
10. Kitchen implement
11. Carrier of viruses
12. Flinch
13. Icy rain
21. Bodily fluid
22. Hall-of-Famer Ryan
26. Hydroxyl bonded with two carbons
27. They came bearing gifts
28. Heavy metal
29. 5-Down, e.g.
30. In the ____
32. Business attire
33. Consumed
34. Capital of Latvia
35. Mosque prayer leader
36. Can do
38. Avian lodging
39. Foliage
40. Egg-shaped
44. Enormous fleet
45. Pull a Pinocchio
46. Tell again
47. Cokes and Pepsis
48. Swelling caused by excessive fluid
49. Unreactive element
50. Brilliant success
51. Shiva worshippers
54. Follows hard or soft
55. Away from the wind
56. Legend
57. Blaze a trail
59. Make plural to get all wet
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