| 100% | FILL | 4 | (3/6) "To bend with apples the moss'd cottage-trees, and ___ all fruit with ripeness to the core" |
| 32% | MADD | 4 | Tree with edible fruit, native to western Africa, known as the weda in French and the Moore language, but known as this in Wolof |
| 32% | CROOKEDFOREST | 13 | Poland's famous grove with odd-shaped pine trees that bends sharply to the North above ground level and curves back upright: 2 wds. |
| 30% | HOW | 3 | (2/6) "Conspiring with him ___ to load and bless with fruit the vines that round the thatch-eves run" |
| 30% | APRICOT | 7 | Tree with yellow edible fruit native to Africa and W Asia |
| 28% | PAYUP | 5 | Settle a tab, and a feature of the answers to 3-, 6-, 10- and 30-Down |
| 27% | PEAR | 4 | Fruit with a "check the neck" ripeness test |
| 27% | FIG | 3 | Fruit tree whose leaves were reportedly used by Adam and Eve in the Bible to cover themselves |
| 27% | FIG | 3 | Fruit-bearing tree whose leaves were used by Adam and Eve in the Bible to clothe themselves |
| 27% | PRIMEREALESTATE | 15 | Asset that's all about "location, location, location" ... with a hint to the starts of 21-, 26- and 49-Across |
| 27% | FIG | 3 | Fruit-bearing tree whose leaves were reportedly used by Adam and Eve in the Bible to cover themselves |
| 27% | ACUTABOVE | 9 | Superior to ... and what can go with the starts of 3-, 7-, 9- and 24-Down |
| 27% | TOP | 3 | With 66-Across, place on a keyboard to find all the letters in 16-, 28-, 46- and 60-Across |
| 26% | BUYUP | 5 | What Anthony Ward, aka. "Chocfinger", and his Armajaro Holdings tried to do with all the cocoa they could get in July 2010 |
| 26% | SESAME | 6 | With 63-Across, where to find all the characters at the starts of 17-, 24-, 40-, 52- and 66-Across |
| 26% | LIFTGATE | 8 | Rear device for an SUV, or what the answers to 3-, 9-, 17- and 27-Down all have |
| 26% | INAPIE | 6 | Stuff all the fresh produce ___ to make a fall favorite delicacy (baked dish with a crusty base): 3 wds. |
| 26% | AJANAOMIKING | 12 | "How to Get Away With Murder" actress whose first name is spelled the same forward and backward: 3 wds. |
| 26% | PEAR | 4 | Fruit with a Bosc and D'Anjou variety |
| 26% | RAMBUTAN | 8 | Tree and the hairy red fruit it produces |
| 26% | BACKFIST | 8 | Bend elbow and snap out to side with knuckles |
| 26% | POPLAR | 6 | Tree that's related to the aspen and cottonwood |
| 26% | NEXT | 4 | With "in" and 41-Down, heir to the throne |
| 25% | FACTORS | 7 | 2 and 3, to 6 |
| 25% | PASSENGERPLAIN | 14 | Veldt seen on the safari where you're forbidden to drive and must sit in the bus with all the others? |
| 25% | BIRD | 4 | With 3-Down, nature's answer to the alarm clock |
| 25% | PILATES | 7 | Fitness regimen with exercises to strengthen the core |
| 25% | MEETMEHALFWAY | 13 | The Black Eyed Peas song from "The E.N.D." with the lyric, "Took my heart to the limit, and this is where I'll stay" (3 wds.) |
| 25% | NAUTICAL | 8 | Having to do with sailing and the sea |
| 25% | KENGRIFFEYJR | 12 | He never made it to the World Series despite playing in 2,671 regular-season games with the Mariners, Reds, and White Sox: 3 wds., abbr. |