CROSSHARE
1A
George who made "Star Wars" (they won't all be this easy, but it's a start)
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Across
  1. 1A
    George who made "Star Wars" (they won't all be this easy, but it's a start)
  2. 6A
    Make an oopsie-woopsie
  3. 10A
    First word of a common four-word phrase that ends with a word in this clue
  4. 14A
    Pass
  5. 15A
    Home of the Gaels
  6. 16A
    Run in neutral
  7. 17A
    Ride in your luxurious 2012 Honda Civic in which I clued most of this puzzle (no, really)
  8. 19A
    Parts of semanas
  9. 20A
    Least cautious
  10. 21A
    Working hard (as opposed to hardly working)
  11. 22A
    Mastered perfectly
  12. 25A
    Surpassed
  13. 27A
    If you drink these, you might have many hoppy returns
  14. 28A
    Curry, for one
  15. 30A
    Took on
  16. 31A
    Prepare to 32-Across, say
  17. 32A
    See 31-Across
  18. 34A
    Test that's like the SAT but for the big kids
  19. 35A
    Open a gallon of milk in the store, take a sip, decide it's not quite right, and put it back, for example (update: apparently, this is frowned upon)
  20. 41A
    Colony member
  21. 42A
    When parking outside the mint, I stopped on a ___ (this just made cents)
  22. 43A
    Part of a prof's address
  23. 44A
    Sharp
  24. 47A
    Digits of mine you're not getting: Abbr.
  25. 48A
    Preposition in a Thomas Hardy book title
  26. 49A
    French play that inspired a Puccini opera
  27. 51A
    This is a type of habitat, and that's "plain" to see LOL
  28. 54A
    Erelong
  29. 55A
    Less popular, like a restaurant that only serves anchovy-inspired dishes (Ginger Cat approves, though)
  30. 57A
    Stay in yours
  31. 58A
    Complete a crossword correctly in under two minutes, say
  32. 62A
    White Monopoly bills (#teamthimble)
  33. 63A
    Discount grocery chain headquartered in Germany
  34. 64A
    My profession, similar to that of a teacher (though it fits, have it be known that "weird" is not a profession)
  35. 65A
    I divide force by acceleration whenever I go to ___
  36. 66A
    Control
  37. 67A
    Broods
Down
  1. 1D
    Expensive body part?
  2. 2D
    You might skip when you play it
  3. 3D
    Half-___ (coffee order that only makes me half as happy)
  4. 4D
    These are nuts!
  5. 5D
    66-Across, e.g.
  6. 6D
    Seafood in a shell
  7. 7D
    If your horse's is graceful, you might have gait expectations
  8. 8D
    Something I never sing in
  9. 9D
    Swahili or Zulu
  10. 10D
    What I do when I leave the auction without buying anything
  11. 11D
    Book reviewer?
  12. 12D
    Her dancing was described as "a full-body dry heave set to music"
  13. 13D
    Like some functions in computer programming (some birds might enjoy these, hint hint)
  14. 18D
    Stubborn-mule connector (I would know)
  15. 22D
    When he went to the gardener to hear the latest scuttlebutt, she gave him the ___
  16. 23D
    0 letters
  17. 24D
    Undulating
  18. 26D
    Paroxysm (Cool band name: "Undulating Paroxysm")
  19. 29D
    My fellow group in high school (this should not take long, folks)
  20. 32D
    Flat rates?
  21. 33D
    Fore and ___
  22. 34D
    When I got a ___ membership in Britain, I lost 10 pounds every month!
  23. 36D
    Type of noblewoman
  24. 37D
    One of his famed formulas involved 65-Across
  25. 38D
    37-Down lived there during 1903 - 1905
  26. 39D
    Dish that might be topped with kakiage or shichimi
  27. 40D
    Arizona county or its seat
  28. 44D
    Go downhill, in a way
  29. 45D
    "¡Hasta ___!"
  30. 46D
    Squares
  31. 47D
    35-Across, in a way
  32. 48D
    When the hippie astronomer saw the distant planet in all its shiny brilliance, he thought that was ___
  33. 50D
    Activist Chavez
  34. 52D
    Assist
  35. 53D
    Parts of suits (this is not a misdirect, believe it or not)
  36. 56D
    Start to cure?
  37. 59D
    Letters after 4G
  38. 60D
    Pledge
  39. 61D
    Triage sites, for short
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