ACROSS
1. Police sting
5. Arrow complements
9. Sunkist and Sprite
14. Hater's prefix
15. Send out, as sound
16. Bodily fluid overflow
17. Guinness, e.g.
18. Dallas or San Diego
19. George W. Bush, e.g.
20. Popular Super Nintendo game
23. Cultural symbols
24. Close up again, as records
27. Product of a nonzero number and its reciprocal
28. It's often stroked
30. Internet precursor's creator
31. Keeping up with
34. Get down
36. Acorn's parent
37. 1980s movie trilogy
40. Fractional circle
41. Result of car colliding with insect
42. Santa's naughty-or-nice rosters
43. It's seen in octagons
45. Bristly grass component
46. Beer's heavier cousin
47. Broadway actress Rodgers
49. Swipes one's student ID card, possibly
52. It saves nine
56. Second dimension
58. Another name for 1-Across
59. Killed
60. French actress Reinhardt
61. Eurasian mountain range
62. Sit in traffic
63. Some might call it shocking
64. Slippery
65. Ball catchers
DOWN
1. False Hebrew god
2. Like some dangerous streets
3. With -graphy, shorthand
4. Timepiece noises
5. Transform into
6. Leaves out
7. In the company of
8. Sight for sore eyes?
9. Bristles
10. Ukrainian city
11. Nimble-fingered
12. ABA for doctors
13. Japanese suffix
21. Principles
22. Logical enumeration
25. Separate from
26. Huron and Ontario
28. Titular character Frome of Edith Wharton novel
29. Frequent visitor
31. Degrade
32. Political group, in Paris
33. Awards
34. It's made with stock
35. Arrived at, as a driveway
38. People of southern Middle East country
39. Chinese industrial center
44. Mortar counterpart
46. Drily?
48. Surgeon's soporific
49. Galadriel's container
50. It's to the left of one
51. Liquify ore
53. "7 + 4 = 11" or "the Earth is round", e.g.
54. One type of bear
55. Clones of Dolly
56. Buddhist temple
57. UN's World Bank affiliate
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