National Post

CANADIAN CRISSCROSS

- By Walter D. Feener

ACROSS 1. Town of significan­t size and importance 5. Carpet cleaner, for short 8. Maple genus 12. Recipient of a gift 13. Calendar abbr. 14. Alliance acronym 15. Internet site providing links to

other sites 16. Vertical groove above the upper

lip 18. Crescent-shaped figure 19. Satellite of Saturn 21. Tear open 22. Drug addict 23. Hungary’s neighbor: abbr. 24. Sundial number 26. Not nice 27. Voice of the iPhone 28. Atlas pages 31. Jewish month 33. Improvised substitute 36. Coined money 39. No more than 40. Overshadow­ing of light 42. Mackerel shark 43. Words of clarificat­ion 44. Fruit similar to an apple 46. Spanish unit of linear measure 50. Hair styling substance 52. Part of TGIF 53. Object that is worshipped 54. ___ generis 56. Atomic number of mercury 59. Toy infant 60. Make bright with colours 62. Too 64. Having the necessary resources 65. Tropical cuckoo bird 66. Words of an actor’s part in

a play 67. Parts of feet 68. VCR button: Abbr. 69. Young foxes

DOWN 1. Eye part 2. Mutually destructiv­e 3. Hot beverage 4. High-pitched bark 5. E-cigarette output 6. Loss of an unstressed vowel at

the beginning of a word 7. Bed with barred sides 8. Hill dweller 9. Typewriter part 10. Case for needles 11. Play boisterous­ly 12. Quickly put out a fire 15. Reddish-purple colour 17. Garland of flowers 20. Pellets of frozen rain 25. Not saving for the future 27. Takes legal action against 29. Friend 30. Secret agent 32. Mouth part 34. Ski lift 35. Tree having acorns 36. Ocean 37. Some computers 38. Qualified to be chosen 41. Second-rate imitator 42. Collection of nuts used as food

for pigs 45. Kind of cuisine 47. Is very fond of 48. Individual servings of bread 49. Country that helps another

country in war 51. Grazing ground 54. Musical chairs goal 55. Boss of a shield 57. Garment worn by Muslim

women 58. Yellow part of an egg 61. “___ Miserables” 63. Half of XIV

 ??  ??
 ??  ?? Wednesday’s Puzzle Solved
Wednesday’s Puzzle Solved

Newspapers in English

Newspapers from Canada