The Phnom Penh Post

“BUTT OF COURSE”

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ACROSS

1 Folk wisdom

5 Toe holds?

9 Its first is for fools

14 Tip or summit

15 “To ___ His Own” 16 Grass unit

17 Director’s place

20 Sister of Calliope

21 Just a smidge

22 Draws a bead

23 Chem. classroom

24 A Bobbsey twin 26 Societal woes

28 Smithy ovens

30 Home to billions 34 Europe’s highest volcano 37 Morning riser 38 Deliberate­ly snub 39 Cap-a-pie

42 Venetian master

43 Half the width of ems 44 “___ Make a Deal” 45 Fish market presence 46 Spine-tingling

48 “You betcha!”

50 “It’s ___-win situation!” 51 CEO’s degree, sometimes 54 “Money ___ everything!” 57 Shakespear­ean king

59 Depth charge target

61 They show you where you’ve been 64 Fibber of old radio

65 Gardener’s spring purchase 66 Cosmetic additive

67 Liability’s opposite

68 Edible root of the taro

69 “Two Years Before the Mast” writer

DOWN

1 Fashion status symbol

2 Work at the Met

3 Betty Ford Center offering 4 Ramp sign

5 Gave grub to

6 Relishing

7 Canyon sound effect

8 Achilles’ mother

9 “Dancing With the Stars” network 10 In an enjoyable manner 11 Rajah’s wife

12 Same as before, in footnotes 13 “Make do” amount

18 Banned behavior

19 Mineo of “Exodus” 25 27 28 29 31 32 33 34 35 36 38 40 41 46 47 49 51 52 53 54 55 56 58 60 62 63

Matching felony?

Small building block Genealogic­al record

Come onstage

Mechanical routine

Gait faster than a walk

Skirt lines

Immature salamander­s Light haircut

Post-it message

“Peer Gynt” dramatist

“A ___ of Two Cities”

Like a Las Vegas bandit

Brie or feta

Rain cats and dogs

Thrilla in Manila boxer Money, in slang

Title for Munchhause­n Participat­ing in a yacht race Rombauer of cookbook fame Min. segments

___ Head, North Carolina Struck with wonder

Slender wire nail

Doggy doc

Wedding declaratio­n

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