Across
1. Has
5. “Scat!”
9. Subject
14. Smell
15. “___ Flux” (Charlize Theron movie)
16. Quickly
17. Like some DVD extras
20. Part of a TV season
21. White Castle offerings
22. Prefix with byte or flop
24. @@@
25. Slightly ill
30. ___ Donut on Cottage Grove
33. Where Noah landed his ark
34. Pep rally cry
35. Genie’s offering
36. More levelheaded
37. It’s sometimes glossed?
38. ___ blank (totally forgot)
39. City in Nevada
40. Jesse Jackson, for one: Abbr.
41. Only president of both the Screen Actor’s Guild and the United States
42. Snake sound
43. Ruin a picture, maybe
45. Nov. follower
47. Shoulder muscle, informally
48. It makes the heart grow fonder
52. Trough
57. Starting over
59. Town ___ (early news announcer)
60. Election day: Abbr.
61. ___ fool (go nuts)
62. Impertinent
63. One and only
64. Word that can precede the starting words of 17-, 25-, 43-, and 58-Across
Down
1. “Eat ___ eaten”
2. Cry
3. Classic pop brand
4. Cross-country ___
5. Most melancholy
6. Not homo-
7. “___-la-la”
8. Singles
9. Unspoken
10. Newspaper opinions pieces
11. Window part
12. Froster
13. Word before pool or pit
18. Relatively near
19. /
23. Came
25. Desert havens
26. European/Asia border range
27. Armored vehicles
28. Cookie often dunked in milk
29. Faucet
30. Muralist Rivera
31. ___ expected (predictably)
32. Macbeth’s title
35. Rolled sandwich
37. “My Name is Asher ___”
38. Showtime show with a serial killer cop
40. Boxer Marciano’s given name
44. Gas up again
45. Hockey feints
46. Way in
48. Kindergarten basics
49. Theda of early films
50. Chem. and bio.
51. Ballpark figs.
53. Like many sign language users
54. ___ Raton, Fla.
55. Worldwide: Abbr.
56. Actress Patricia
59. Status ___
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