National Post (National Edition)
CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
ACROSS 1. Golfer’s warning 5. Literary pieces written inverse 10. British term of address for female royalty 14. Silvery grey-metal 15. Metal bolts 16. Look at amorously 17. Fervent devotion 18. Type writer type size 19. Extremely bright colour 20. Imaginary belt in the heavens 22. Poorly proportioned 24. Roasting rod 26. Sound made by a pig 27. Blizzard 31. Siblings’ daughters 35. Suffers from 36. Above, referring to earlier part sofa
book 38. Vestige 39. Wild goat with long curved horns 41. Goa lie who lets in too many goals,
causing their team to lose 43. Visible air pollution 44. Weekday that is not feastday 46. Main structural part sofa boat 48. P arc ___( Swiss nature park) 49. Dressing choice 51. Medicine that doesn’ t work 53. Military vehicle 55. Clarifying words 56. Type of compass with two pointed
arms 60. African fly 64. Conception 65. Itscapitalis Port-au-Prince 67. Crucifix 68. Complain about 69. Space just below the roof 70. Sound made when water is poured
outofajug 71. Illegal substitute coin 72. Mournsfor 73. Christmas
DOWN 1. Give off gas bubbles 2. Creme-filledcookie 3. Highway 4. Volunteerfor 5. Of incalculable value 6. Slipperyliquid 7. Wicked 8. “Samehere!” 9. Without fastenings 10. Nicknames 11. Having lived many years 12. Africanplant 13. Get back one’ s health 21. “Planetofthe___” 23. Unreasonable fit of anger 25. Summer tent of the Inuit 27. Faint, momentary smell 28. Canadian soccer player who played for the English Club C re we Alexandra 29. RiverinFrance 30. Forestdenizens 32. Minor role played by a prominent
actorinafilm 33. Bacteria found inside intestines 34.4 th Chief of Staff to the Prime
Minister 37. Genusofoats 40. Autonomous region of China 42. Rubberbands 45. Did very well on a test 47. Goesdownhill 50. Braylikeadonkey 52. Capacity for doing work 54. Talk excessively and meaningless ly 56. Switches from high to low beam 57. Falsegod 58. Frenchforcalf 59. Location 61. Aromaticbalsam 62. One’ s immaterial part 63. Slight competitive advantage 66. Money left by restaurant
customers