Complete Clue List
Across
1. Famously neutral nation of 26 cantons
9. Sea parted by Moses
11. Pittsburgh-based clothing outfitter (abbr.)
12. Freetown is its capital, Sierra ___
13. Desert and mountain important to Moses
14. Flying saucer acronym
15. French for "face-to-face", or opposite of, vis-a-___
16. ___ Lanka
17. Fish eggs
18. Relationship of Eleanor Roosevelt to Theodore Roosevelt
20. Revolutionary "___" Guevara
22. Africa's third-longest river
24. Al Capp comics character, ___ Abner
26. Biblical wedding site
27. 1961 Charlton Heston flick, "___ Cid"
28. In the Sixties protesting students might burn their ___ cards
31. Dynamite (abbr.)
32. UN Secretary-General from 1953-1961, ___ Hammarskjöld
34. Arawak people who met Columbus
36. Three, in Roman numerals
37. Former Portuguese enclave in India
38. New Mexico race track, ___ Downs
39. Greek island near Albania
40. Capital of the Austrian state of Styria
42. Ancient African empire ruled by Mansa Musa
46. Egyptian sun god
47. Omani capital and major port
49. Year of our Lord (abbr.)
51. Hero of Virgil epic
53. In the 1500s, the Spanish Netherlands were ruled by the Duke of ___
55. 1944 Italian beachhead
56. Not far
58. State bird of Minnesota
59. Spaniards first saw its South Rim in 1540 (2 words)
Down
1. Persian Empire following the Parthian (224-651 AD)
2. Small fence or net set in a stream for catching fish
3. Early order of classical Greek architecture
4. Congo nation name, 1971-1997
5. Modern Normandy capital and site of Joan of Arc's execution
6. Patterson's first Alex Cross novel, "___ Came a Spider"
7. Cornhusker state (abbr.)
8. Famous for its White Cliffs
9. Last book of the N.T., "The Book of ___"
10. British Columbian Provincial Marine Park founded in 1973: ___ Sound
19. Latin abbreviation for "that is"
21. "Space Odyssey" ship computer, ___ 9000
23. Formerly Persia
25. National Spokesman for the Congress on Racial Equality, Niger ___
27. Self-awareness
28. Large ski resort in Graubünden canton in Switzerland
29. The Ocean State, (abbr.)
30. City centers of the Roman Empire
33. Public center of ancient Athens
35. Premier League soccer team in Birmingham, Aston ___
40. Scotland's island, ___ Britain
41. Austrian author of "Fear" and "Amok", Stefan ___
43. Ghana's capital
44. Mussolini was its dictator
45. Its capital is Libreville
47. Nobel-prize winning author of "Buddenbrooks", Thomas ___
48. Not new
50. Son of Jacob
51. Grand Canyon state (abbr.)
52. Neither a ___ b
54. British slang for toilet
57. Opposite of direct current (abbr.)