American spelling of a unit of measure that Americans don't use
16A
World of Warcraft, e.g.
17A
Celestial bear
18A
"Ad ___ per aspera": motto meaning "To the stars through hardships"
19A
What HRT causes some body parts to do
20A
*Prominent costume element in "V for Vendetta"
23A
The average US home has 2.3 of them, although that number is declining
24A
"I'm kind of psychic. I have a fifth sense ... It's like I have ___N or something!" - Amanda Seyfried in "Mean Girls"
25A
Like Eddie Redmayne, and unlike his "The Danish Girl" role
28A
Model airplane wood
31A
MD who may refer you to a specialist
33A
Bulwer-Lytton's was famously purple
35A
2003 holiday film in which the four food groups are "candy, candy canes, candy corns and syrup"
36A
*Like Turkey before 1299
38A
Songwriter Amos whose album "Strange Little Girls" reimagined male-penned songs from a female perspective
40A
Oral medications, often
41A
What a recent US college graduate has $30,000 of, on average
42A
*It could use some Burt's Bees
44A
German article that can be masculine nominative, feminine genitive, or feminine dative. Oh, or plural genitive. I'm staring at this declension chart trying to make it make sense. Get it together, German!
45A
Capital of Vietnam
46A
One in a sassy trio?
47A
In a foxy way
49A
The "A" in DADT, US military policy ended in 2011
50A
Comedian and "Mathilda the Musical" composer Minchin
52A
"The ___": Lena Waithe-created series about life in the Windy City
53A
*1995 road movie starring Whoopi Goldberg, Drew Barrymore and Mary-Louise Parker... or a description of this puzzle's starred entries
60A
Italian hello or goodbye
62A
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' pal April
63A
Follow surreptitiously
64A
Many a regime change
65A
In _____: gestating
66A
Big heads
67A
Sugarcane liquors
68A
"At least _____": how many genders Joe Biden said there are when asked at an Iowa campaign stop
69A
Like this crossword, if you've managed to fill in every Across answer in order
Down
1D
Like many leather pants
2D
Country with the most Quechua speakers
3D
Like the Monday New York Times crossword, but not the Monday New Yorker crossword
4D
Arts' partners
5D
Weapons for a wolverine, or for Wolverine
6D
Danger
7D
Suffix for "suffrage" first used pejoratively but embraced by many adherents
8D
Marjane Satrapi's memoir of growing up during the Islamic Revolution
9D
Cable cars
10D
They get laid
11D
"Drop Dead Gorgeous" or "Jennifer's Body", e.g.
12D
Plant ineligible for organic certification: Abbr.
13D
Archery-bow wood
21D
"When They See Us" director DuVernay
22D
Date with an OBGYN, e.g.
26D
"Eva Luna" author Allende
27D
One standing guard
28D
"You ______!": folksy affirmation
29D
Hawaiian hellos or goodbyes
30D
Children's author who created gay icon Dorothy Gale and transgender monarch Princess Ozma
31D
30-day period of rainbows, rainbows everywhere
32D
Places to find mitochondria or chloroplasts
34D
Fishing need
36D
ICU safety gear
37D
1/6 oz.
39D
2004 event for Google: Abbr.
43D
Darn shame
47D
Pronoun for any of the three leads of 53-Across
48D
On the market
51D
Has exited the closet
52D
Sevigny of "Big Love"
54D
"I made a boo-boo!"
55D
"They assembled a rag-tag outfit of rogues, misfits and ____-do-wells. How often do well? ____. They ____ did well." - Gary Gulman