CROSSHARE
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Across
  1. 1A
    Definite article
  2. 4A
    Chatter
  3. 7A
    Digits
  4. 14A
    Large Tub
  5. 15A
    Santa ---; Winds that make meek little wives feel the edge of the carving knife and study their husbands' necks
  6. 16A
    Actress Jennifer who seemed to be everywhere 25 years ago
  7. 17A
    Cell division
  8. 19A
    With 27D and 54A, why you shouldn't feed this to a crocodile
  9. 20A
    Jai ---- (has anyone ever seen it played, by the way)
  10. 21A
    That pinniped has my ------ approval
  11. 23A
    "our" in Esperanto
  12. 24A
    South Korean Appliance and Consumer products giant. (Giant! Get it? Because its name is....)
  13. 26A
    Animal companion. (My latest is a little rescue dog name Nova Kane Swanneck-Wiggleworm. We adopted her two days before New Years. The details don't help you but I wanted to introduce her.)
  14. 27A
    "Say you need me with you now and always; Promise me that all you say is true; That's all ---- of you"
  15. 28A
    Have loud words
  16. 31A
    Send a request for a hard copy through your phone or some other Internet device
  17. 33A
    1800 wasn't one, neither was 1900, but 2000 was
  18. 35A
    The universe
  19. 39A
    If I knew what this thing in the sky was, it wouldn't be
  20. 40A
    Important part of a crossword grid
  21. 42A
    Unitary number
  22. 43A
    Wheelhouse
  23. 45A
    Not quite to the point
  24. 47A
    Odisha now and Utkala then
  25. 49A
    Short messages
  26. 50A
    Oodles
  27. 53A
    The disbanding of this school group is, apparently, just cause for defenestration according to a classic Simpson's episode
  28. 54A
    See 19A and 27D
  29. 55A
    Boat propulsion
  30. 56A
    Song in which Joanie Mitchell sings: "I was driving across the burning desert; When I spotted six jet planes Leaving six white vapor trails across the bleak terrain; Like the hexagram of the heavens; Like the strings of my guitar" (It was just a false alarm)
  31. 58A
    Went under
  32. 62A
    Pig's foot used as food
  33. 64A
    Ten-gallon hat maker
  34. 66A
    The very beginning
  35. 67A
    Norse goddess of the Underworld
  36. 68A
    Judge in the news 30 years ago
  37. 69A
    Reach the sum of
  38. 70A
    Squid juice
  39. 71A
    All in all, they feel sick
Down
  1. 1D
    "Robot Chicken" rating
  2. 2D
    Hard rain gonna fall
  3. 3D
    The "At last" singer James is probably more culturally relevant, but if I don't remember the comic strip "Kett" who will?
  4. 4D
    Matter state with separated particles
  5. 5D
    Flowering herb with a distinct fragrance
  6. 6D
    10 is good one if you count on your fingers. HEX is another if you want to make a very frustrating WSJ crossword contest
  7. 7D
    What you are when you are using a hammer
  8. 8D
    Overlooked
  9. 9D
    Annoy
  10. 10D
    Deaf communication across the pond
  11. 11D
    Sumerian king who rescued an eagle; OR Jamaican reggae singer with debut album "The Strong One"
  12. 12D
    Indian flat breads (the other one)
  13. 13D
    Furtive one
  14. 18D
    Lube away
  15. 22D
    Evaluation
  16. 25D
    Geothermal gusher
  17. 27D
    See 19A and 54A
  18. 28D
    Grad
  19. 29D
    Make changes to your loan
  20. 30D
    Mr. Toad escaped from here by dressing as a washer-woman
  21. 31D
    Liquide composé de deux atomes d'hydrogène et d'un atome d'oxygène
  22. 32D
    Prying about in others business
  23. 34D
    Implements used in an operation or activity
  24. 36D
    Champagne choice (and choice champagne)
  25. 37D
    At an indefinite time in the past
  26. 38D
    Collections
  27. 41D
    Genetic messenger
  28. 44D
    Smartphones run on it
  29. 46D
    Perch
  30. 48D
    Apparently with Bluetooth technology we are supposed to forget that this was ever considered important
  31. 50D
    "Hah! Sucka!"
  32. 51D
    Used a 55A
  33. 52D
    Vast and wide
  34. 54D
    Consumed
  35. 56D
    Perched upon
  36. 57D
    When asked his name he answered "I have none, because there were no people to name me"
  37. 59D
    Caveat often associated with used goods
  38. 60D
    "Don't look at me!"
  39. 61D
    Gelatin brand
  40. 63D
    Capote familiarly
  41. 65D
    Huge ungulate
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