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ACROSS
1.
Run
5.
Reconstitute?
10.
“I agree!”
14.
It’s now produced in watermelon and
root beer oat avors
15.
Garden path constituent
16.
Joe
17.
e rst performer nominated for
Best Supporting Actress and Best
Song Oscars in the same year (at
Ravinia July )
19.
Sabre Dance
composer Khachaturian
20.
e Goat, or Who Is Sylvia?
playwright
21.
e whole kit and caboodle
22.
Rust, for one
23.
Inch
25.
You might nd one in a pot
27.
Oscar-nominated actor Beatty
28.
He followed -Down
31.
Arcadia neighbor
34.
Makes sand
36.
“ e Strife Is ___, the Battle Done”
37.
Lament for Yorick
40.
He played Lee in
Manchester by the
Sea
41.
Revolutionary on many t-shirts
42.
Genre of funky music and loud
fashion
43.
Text giggle
44.
Lincoln Park feature
45.
Lime-wedge-topped beer
46.
Unmentionables
49.
Vivacity
50.
“I love ewe,” translated
52.
TV journalist Curry
53.
Ninny
55.
Downton building?
57.
Droppable item
59.
Spats
63.
Saw home
64.
-year-old progressive rock band
named a er the inventor of the
horse-drawn seed drill (at Ravinia
September )
66.
Word heard shortly a er “going”
67.
In the stars
68.
Chicago philanthropist Crown
69.
Possible stop en route to Marseille
70.
Chicago-area native supermodel
Karlie
71.
Car
force
DOWN
1.
Food ___
2.
Kind of hygiene
3.
Novak Djokovic, for one
4.
Played cat-and-mouse (with)
5.
Cop alert, initially
6.
Site of the Museo Picasso
7.
It’s no good
8.
Teddy
9.
“No Diggity” verse performer
10.
Iliad shield-wielder
11.
Leonard Bernstein’s last conducting
student (at Ravinia July , , , and
, and August and )
12.
Skirt
13.
A xed a handle to?
18.
O shore banking island near France
22.
Yes, France
24.
Massage parlor sounds
26.
Six-time league leader in plus/minus
28.
First name in Solidarity
29.
Skye high place
30.
e incognito violinist in a famous
experiment by
Washington
Post
columnist Gene Weingarten (at
Ravinia July and August )
32.
“Forget it”
33.
Where a lion might be lyin’
35.
Chef in Savannah
38.
Something that might be below the
foundation
39.
Days
, for one
41.
Johnnycake base
42.
Isosceles snack
44.
Meditative discipline
45.
Crow cuss?
47.
Word before or a er labor
48.
Sets in stone
50.
Andrea Silvestrelli, e.g.
51.
Execrate
54.
Phoebe, for example
56.
Little whirlpool
58.
Leave ___ Beaver
60.
Red-eyed state
61.
Turn state’s evidence
62.
Skeleton, for example
64.
Oliver Stone topic
65.
ey’re no sts.
CROSSWORD
By Graham Meyer
Solution on page 97
RAVINIA MAGAZINE | AUGUST 13 – AUGUST 19, 2018
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