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Daily Crossword Puzzle #8 for Thu, May 16, 2024

ACROSS
1. Heavy book
5. The sixth month of the Jewish calendar
9. Opening into something insatiable
12. Nights before holidays
13. Indonesian resort city
14. Indian skirt
15. Portable shelter
16. To the inside or interior of
17. Russian composer Stravinsky
18. Conclusion
19. Fitting
21. First class
22. Deliberation
24. The 19th letter of the Greek alphabet
26. Auto
27. Fraudulent business schemes
28. Backtalk
29. Raised platform
30. _____ steamer (cargo ship)
32. Ancient Greek god of war
36. Johnson of "Laugh-In"
37. Had dinner
38. Greater amount
39. 24-hour periods
40. Get up
42. Land measure
43. So be it
44. Writing tables
46. Set
49. Slender fish
50. Olfactory organ
51. Peak District village in England
53. Air blower
54. "___ Little Indians"
57. Inside; within (prefix)
58. Fermented drink made from hops
61. Pale green bean
62. Table seasoning
63. Western Nevada city
64. A single undivided whole
65. Compass dir.
66. Cassini of fashion
67. Legendary monster

DOWN
1. False hair
2. Baking chamber
3. Ananias' fault
4. Eastern Standard Time (abbr.)
5. "This won't hurt ____!"
6. Daniel's nick name
7. Keyboard modifier key
8. River (Sp.)
9. Mysterious quality of enchantment
10. Scent
11. One who wires
14. Title for a knight
19. Direct toward a target or goal
20. Inconspicuous attention getter
21. Product of festering
23. Flower holders
24. Corrects by punishment or discipline
25. Cleo's killer
27. "Two Mules for Sister ____"
28. Smooth fabric
29. Male parent
31. More valued for its uncommonness
32. Collect or gather
33. Shooting up abruptly
34. Blunders
35. Perceive with the eye
40. Nanny (var.)
41. Pulitzer Prize-winning author Ferber
43. Ripen
45. Period of immesurable duration
46. Honkers
47. Ferber et al.
48. Dipping utensil
52. Car dealer's back yard
53. Toadlike animal
55. Arab leader
56. Nathan's nickname
58. Sis' sibling
59. Snakelike fish
60. Compass dir.
61. Nilotic language