South Shore Breaker

LAUGH LINES

- By Barbara Olson © Classicana­dian Crosswords

ACROSS

1 Strategic move

7 Military centre, as at Petawawa: Abbr.

10 Brylcreem quantity 13 Emotional shock

14 Talk like thish

15 First lady?

16 Noisy pooch

17 Edible tropical root

18 U.S. gun group: Abbr. 19 Papal city

21 Take responsibi­lity for (3,2) 23 ___ & Span (cleanser) 25 Brian Mulroney’s boy 26 Modern inbox accumulati­ons

27 Evidence of a tropical vacation

28 Ratted (on)

29 The thing right here 30 Landing guesstimat­e: Abbr. 31 Alternativ­e to Netflix 32 Child, pet or house tender 35 Cycle before spin

37 Sign up, with “in”

39 “Well, ___ dah!” (3,2) 40 Drift into dreamland (3,3) 42 Grimy gunk

44 Early bird?

45 ___ dome (warm weather phenomenon)

46 Chaplin of “Game of Thrones”

47 “Coulda been better”

48 Uses steel wool on, maybe 50 Up-to-date, in the ‘60s 51 Cleary’s Ramona, for one 52 Short words, for short 53 Conveys, as elevator music (5,2)

55 Spider’s creation 56 Computer that came in “flavours” 58 Fast food clown ___ Mcdonald

61 Anger

62 Aykroyd and Hill

63 Online business (3,3) 64 Astronaut’s living quarters, at times: Abbr.

65 It’s really something to see? 66 Kickoffs

DOWN

1 With “L,” a texter’s sign-off (1,1,1)

2 “___ you for real?”

3 Strip featuring a boy/tiger duo (6,3,6)

4 Rapper Shakur

5 TV’S “How ___ Your Mother” (1,3)

6 Canadian quarter beast 7 Scottish family group

8 It gets swept up at the vet 9 Strip featuring a witch (5,5) 10 Strip featuring a pesky neighbour kid (6,3,6) 11 Belleville-born singer Lavigne

12 There are four per bar in

4/4 time

14 “Yuk Yuk’s” performers ... or the vertically-positioned strips in this puzzle? (5,2,6)

20 String played sitting down 22 “___ minute!” (“Whoa!”) (4,1)

23 Rear admiral’s rear

24 Kim Mitchell’s “___ Lanterns”

26 UFO pilots: Abbr.

28 Strip featuring talking cows, maybe (3,3,4)

33 Rough around the ___ (unrefined)

34 Opposite of left 36 Girl of “la famille”

38 Boy scout group 41 Alberta’s Macleod and Mcmurray: Abbr.

43 Not grill well enough 48 2005 sequel involving a power tool (3,2)

49 Semi radio users

51 Stout amounts

53 French door section 54 “Write ___!” (pen pal’s urging)

57 Mother’s Day month 59 Real estate parcel

60 Private Twitter chats, for short

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