ACROSS
1. Hundred ____ Wood
5. Weirdly funny
10. Cousin's aunt to you, possibly
13. Hippie-huggee?
14. EC currency
15. Tie up?
16. Charlton Heston movie
19. Mighty Joe Young, e.g.
20. Not quite 48-Down
21. MIT and Princeton
22. Head of the Charles, e.g.
24. Folded and sewn cloth
25. Soothing herb
26. Wizard's incantantion
28. Fanta or Shasta
30. Right one's wrong
31. Second person
34. Guessing game
38. Sycophant's saying
39. Halloween hideout
40. Native American tribe
41. _____ Marner
42. One way to run
44. Make a basket, e.g.
46. Corporate patron
49. Old wounds
50. Macgyver specialty
52. Characteristic of light
53. 1980s TV show
56. Proverbial direction of best-laid plans
57. Scandalous 1820s Senator
58. Killer whale
59. Forbid
60. Tire's mark
61. Banana ripeness indicator
DOWN
1. Persian poet
2. Thin fabric
3. Outlaws
4. Anti-tariff European organization
5. Take down a notch
6. Cuban dance
7. One kind of interview
8. Solo
9. It'll take you for a trip
10. Frenzy
11. Quintet plus the Three Tenors
12. Army cafeteria
15. Palindromic carpenter's tool
17. Upon
18. Hay precursor
23. Mathematician Turing
24. Desk staples
26. Applies a taser to
27. Keats or Shakespeare, e.g.
28. Like some dorm rooms
29. Indebted
30. Watery prefix
31. Region in northern England
32. Number of gallons in 4 quarts
33. Employ
35. Frequent condition in deserts
36. Another example of 21-Across
37. It's found on desktops
41. Apologetic board game
42. Tack on
43. More than some but fewer than all
44. Upside-down "e"
45. Stony marker
46. The Rock's native country
47. Proverbial measure of preven tion
48. Kingly
49. Knife attack
50. Russian emperor
51. Mechanical routine
54. Right now
55. Rabbit's locomotion
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