COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
ACROSS
1. Astonished reaction!
5. Famous spaghetti sauce brand
9. Exec. levels
13. Food package meas.: 2 wds.
17. “Is that for here __ __ go?” (Fast food query)
18. “_ __ It Bad” by Usher
19. Slangy suffix to ‘Switch’
20. “__, __! I didn’t see you at first.” (Greeting to the justspotted)
21. Saw or drill
22. “White Flag” songstress
23. Canadian forest’s patriotic standout: 2 wds.
25. Newfoundland town on Conception Bay near Butter Pot Provincial Park
27. Person’s ‘Pot-bellied’ porcine pal: 2 wds.
28. Atop, poetically
29. “Taj __” by Canadian singer Sam Roberts
30. Canadian Arcotts, for instance
32. Eat in the pasture
34. Titus and Napoleon, e.g.
36. Mr. Sverdrup (b.1854 - d.1930), Norwegian explorer of the Canadian Arctic
37. Inground __ pool
38. Musical events at Toronto summer fair the Canadian National Exhibition: 2 wds.
43. Verdi creation
44. Sitcom star Ms. Remini’s
45. Mountain range spines
48. Hold ups
50. Three, in Rome
51. Vertical’s opp.
52. Atlanta Braves’ baseball div.
53. Tax bureau in The US
54. Denizens of Lethbridge’s province
57. Mil. title
58. __-friendly
59. Mr. Scheider of “Jaws” (1975)
60. Piece of the pie, puny-ly
61. They debate the Grits in the House of Commons
64. Protective toppers at the beach
67. Chart-topping song
69. Jack of early-’90s series “Twin Peaks”
70. Extinct mammal on the ‘Fangs of Death’ badge of the 439 Combat Support Squadron of the Royal Canadian Air Force: 2 wds.
73. Withdraw oneself from a court case
75. Aussie birds
76. BC football player
77. Convex moulding
78. Specialists at shorthand, shortly
80. Ms. Brown, Videographer at CityNews in Toronto
83. Garlic: French
84. Fox: French
86. __ Falls (Small town in the outdoor recreation ‘Sunset Country’ region of northwestern Ontario)
89. __. __ Horseman (1971 Mordecai Richler novel)
91. Dame __ Dench
92. Neighbour of Belg.
93. Domesticated
94. Disgorge, archaiclly
95. Drawn dog by Jim Davis
96. Rock’s Motley __
97. SINs equivalents in The USA
98. Quiz
99. Ballpark figs. 100. ‘Happy Motoring!’ sloganeer
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1. Roman Empire invader
2. 1929 Virginia Woolf feminist essay, _ __ of One’s Own
3. Ancient tunic of Rome
4. Many-sidedfigures such as cubes and pyramids
5. Maya of “Bridesmaids” (2011)
6. Currency exchange fee
7. Canadian band with the 1981 hit tune “Pretty Bad Boy”
8. __-Aztecan languages
9. Souvenirs
10. Rankle: 2 wds.
11. Trading cards company
12. ‘Sun’-meaning prefix
13. Nullifier
14. Inuit vocal artistry: 2 wds.
15. Breathe with difficulty in a whistle-like way
16. In layers as wedding cake
24. They urge others onwards!
26. Celebrity chef Gordon
27. Elevation at Toronto Blue Jays games, for instance: 2 wds.
31. 1958 international hit for Italian singer Domenico Modugno
33. Alleyway rodents 35. Salt: French
37. Northern Ontario town named for the 1914 to 1919 Premier of Ontario
38. Organizations of people
39. Short synopsis
40. War monument in Old Montreal commemorating British naval admiral Horatio: 2 wds.
41. Allow to pass: 2 wds.
42. 1958: “_’__ Everybody” by Eddie Cochran
46. Defraud
47. Intuitiongetter, say
49. 1944... No Exit playwright Jean-Paul
51. Abrasive
55. Be the team with the ‘2’ in a game with a final score of ‘4 to 2’
56. “Is __ __?” (Really??)
62. Going from city to city as a rock band: 2 wds.
63. “Can your telescope tell me where the sun’s gone?” is a query from Christopher to the Astronomer in this song by The Guess Who: 2 wds.
65. Pull along
66. Soak up
67. Large island in Nunavut sharing the name of a village in southern Manitoba
68. Underworld goddess of Norse myth
71. Shot given for a puncture wound
72. The Stone __ (Carol Shields novel, winner of the 1993 Governor General’s Award)
73. Classic meals on Sundays
74. Namesakes of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s title musical lady of Argentina
78. Straightbilled marsh bird
79. PEI exports
81. Repenters
82. High: Latin
85. Canadian restaurant chain, __ Side Mario’s
87. Modify
88. Vincent van Gogh’s art world brother
90. Hi-__ graphics
91. Canadian clothing line, __ Fresh