National Post

CANADIAN CRISSCROSS

- By Walter D. Feener

ACROSS 1. Shredded cabbage salad 5. Unit of electrical capacitanc­e 10. Breathe quick and hard 14. Having height 15. Japanese porcelain 16. Largest continent 17. Succulent plant 18. The same 19. Look to for support 20. Send a message by waving flags 22. Telephone part 24. Chest muscle, for short 26. Prevent from escaping 27. A president of Indonesia 31. Reversion of property to the

state 35. Its symbol is Fe 36. He was regarded as “The King of

the Violin” 38. Current fad 39. Clothes dryer fluff 40. ___ Tuesday (band) 41. Class of birds 42. Weigh down 43. Computer language 45. Put in the mail 46. Sensationa­l story 48. Royal personage 50. Like peacocks’ tails 51. Ontario township known for its

stock car races 52. The father of genetics 55. Word from which a later word is

derived 60. Southern African plant 61. Big name in computer chips 65. Assistant 66. Legal claim 67. New: Italian 68. Legal document 69. Cardinal compass point 70. “The Lego Movie” protagonis­t 71. Camera part

DOWN 1. Canadian telecommun­ications company 2. Canadian rock violinist Haydn 3. Full of excitement 4. Half-whistle sound exclamatio­n 5. Showing nervousnes­s 6. Friend: Fr. 7. Stool pigeon 8. Creation of works of beauty 9. District under a bishop’s jurisdicti­on 10. Put in other words 11. Pre-owned 12. Top up 13. Canadian pair skater Strutt 21. Calendar abbreviati­on 23. DVR button 25. English variety of apple 26. Kind of pie 27. Window ledges 28. Bathsheba’s husband 29. 1953 John Wayne film 30. Happening before 32. Roof overhang 33. Special government

employee 34. Easily angered 37. Three-toed sloths 43. Straightes­t way between two

places 44. King Arthur’s home 47. Steward who played for the

Roughrider­s and Eskimos 49. Write a short note 52. Rooster, for one 53. Lamb’s nom de plume 54. Negative votes 56. Fore-and-aft rigged sailboat 57. Heavy deep mud 58. Frigg’s husband 59. Clears as profit 62. ___ lock (computer key) 63. Boy cat 64. Night before

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Monday’s Puzzle Solved

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