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BestCrosswords.com - "You Can't Say That!" by Jim Walsh on 7/19/2007 [easy]
Across 1- Deer sir?; 5- Confuse; 10- Meat that comes in a can; 14- In good health; 15- Certain type of acid; 16- Domesticated; 17- Words often shown like this...#&@%; 19- Penultimate fairy tale word; 20- It's considered an insult if you remove its cover; 21- Acting job; 22- Tranquil; 24- Ancient alphabetic character; 25- Like 1-Across; 26- Leftovers; 29- It's in your head; 32- Spew; 33- Mentally stable; 34- Twitches; 36- Hindu queen; 37- Highland Gamer's pole; 38- Lock maker; 39- Dwarf buffalo; 40- Hideous; 41- Like the sound of a water balloon; 42- Expand; 44- The rest of the afternoon?; 45- Knock 'em dead; 46- It can change your view; 47- Abundance; 50- They're spotted in casinos; 51- Foot part; 54- Language of Pakistan; 55- 17-Across; 58- Make your mark in the cattle business?; 59- Midway alternative; 60- Birdhouse?; 61- Santa's cargo; 62- Of the lowest quality; 63- Off target;   Down 1- Get rid of; 2- Car for hire; 3- Heidi's home; 4- Hair raiser?; 5- Police nightsticks; 6- Novelist Zola; 7- Sometimes it's high; 8- Half and half; 9- Sheer fabric; 10- Images often based on myth and predjudice; 11- Do some roadwork; 12- Last word in prayers?; 13- Trifling; 18- Burst; 23- It can be slippery; 24- Derogatory words relating to ethnicity; 25- Legal tender; 26- Snakebite medications; 27- "Hogan's Heroes" actor; 28- Talk at length; 29- Overseas telegram; 30- Old-school channel changers; 31- A type of Lotus; 33- Droopy; 35- ___ good example; 37- Long-legged Latin American game bird; 41- Tendon; 43- Pub quaff; 44- Classified; 46- Type of poker that can be played with money?; 47- Usurp; 48- A popular brand of cookie; 49- The most famous one was on June 6, 1944; 50- Sugar substitute?; 51- Old fashioned term meaning to think or believe; 52- Smell; 53- Sports version of an Oscar?; 56- Journalist's question; 57- Andean plant with edible roots;