The Telegram (St. John's)

COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD

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Across

1. Describing-a-noun word, for short

4. It resembles a sweet potato

7. The basics of early learning

11. Taxis

15. “O Sole __” (Opera classic)

16. One, in Spain

17. Beaver logo retailer in Canada

19. Historical site in Manitoba, Upper Fort __

20. __ of the House (Big job on Parliament Hill)

22. Uncertaint­y

23. Church instrument

24. CBC, Canada Post and the Bank of Canada, as examples: 2 wds.

27. Mr. James, “Five Long Years” singer/guitarist from Regina

29. Lang. spoken in Moscow

30. Vancouver coffee brand; or, a wealthy person of influence

31. Apple’s tablet computer

32. Northern fish, Arctic __

34. Peach toss-aways

35. Pledge

39. Street surfacing

40. Food Network Canada profession­al

41. Couch

42. Nobel-winning Canadian short stories author Alice

43. Alberta’s __ Island National Park

44. Capital of British Columbia

46. Prepare the leftovers from last night’s dinner

47. Part of a window

48. British nobility title, e.g.

49. Come forth

50. Temporary money from the bank

53. Wedding dress trimming

55. E-mail transmissi­on button

57. Horse racetrack fence

58. Lotto 6/49 optional add-on

60. ‘Buck’ suffix

62. Baseball star Alex Rodriguez, to fans

64. Communicat­ed, cat-style

65. Cute dance at a wedding reception: 2 wds.

67. Global currency org.

70. Bette Midler’s nickname, The Divine __ _

71. __ Park (Neighbourh­ood in downtown Toronto)

72. 17th-century Flemish painter, Jacob van __ the Elder

73. Zippo

74. Book of the Old Testament about the Queen of Persia, for short

75. Appraise

76. Certain

77. Zap in the microwave

78. Blatant/not hidden

80. Merriment

81. Lopsided

82. Heroine in classic Canadian literature: 4 wds.

88. Trompe _’__ (Visual illusion)

89. Desert wanderer’s mirage

90. Canadian potato chips flavour

93. University in Peterborou­gh in Ontario

94. Faint trace, as of a hue

95. Suffix with ‘Expert’

96. Prefix that means ‘Tail’

97. Famed puppeteer, Tony __ (b.1880 - d.1942)

98. Pre-easter time

99. Oslo’s li’l country

100. Sewing __

Down

1. Hrs. pre-afternoon

2. Platter mixture for veggies

3. Prime Minister of Canada from 1979 to 1980: 2 wds.

4. Whitehorse’s territory

5. Freshly

6. Eve’s poetic opposite

7. Zeal

8. Barbarians

9. Sudden government takeover

10. Winnipeg’s historic Francophon­e community: abbr. + wd.

11. Arctic wildlife group feasting on lichens: 2 wds.

12. Toronto CFL player

13. Kellogg’s All-__ Cereal

14. Thesaurus words, briefly

18. Sedimentar­y layers combed for fossils

19. Attend that event: 2 wds.

21. Dry

25. Basketry or pottery

26. Sit-ups muscles, commonly

27. Mention

28. Iridescent gemstone

32. How popped-in-the-fridge-after-preparatio­n desserts are later served

33. Manitoba: __/Grindstone Provincial Park

34. Fish, in Quebec

36. It’s the end of __ __

37. Prefix to ‘comedy’ (Genre of Shakespear­e’s The Merchant of Venice)

38. Room service accommodat­ion

40. 106, in ancient Rome

41. __ Lanka

42. Tennessee city where Elvis lived, for short

45. It might lead to depletion

46. Flower which Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau would stylishly wear on his lapel: 2 wds.

47. Popular wintertime activity in Canada, it makes it easier to trek in the fluffy stuff

50. “__ at ‘em!”

51. “__ __ the loneliest number...” Three Dog Night

52. With consequenc­es, at _ __

54. It offers a breathtaki­ng drive on Cape Breton Island: 2 wds.

56. Biblical brother of Abraham

59. Lettered state of sleep

61. Carry-__ (Styles of suitcases)

63. Decide

66. Canadian singer Neil of “Heart of Gold”

67. Stone land marker of the Arctic

68. Canadian contractor on home reno shows Mr. Holmes

69. Travelled via Air Canada

71. Canadian star Ms. Kidder of “Superman” (1978)

75. NHL official

76. Time of day when evening approaches

77. Incredibly fast bit of a minute [abbr.]

79. Electrical unit

80. Pretend

81. Tweak

82. Mountain heights, for short

83. “Sleepless in Seattle” (1993) director Ms. Ephron

84. __-do-well

85. Labourer in ye olde Anglo-saxon times

86. Similar

87. “You Didn’t Have to __ __ Nice” by part-canadian band The Lovin’ Spoonful

91. Spoonbende­r Mr. Geller

92. Boil potatoes in one

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