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1) Helicopter blade
6) Native of an Arabian Peninsula monarchy
11)"Ahas" relatives
14) Pop superstar
15) City in Georgia
16) Grand Canyon viewing area
17) Some restaurant VIPS
19) First lady McKinley
20) Fountain drink
21) Book collection
23) Makes less offensive?
26) Somewhat broad
27) They're not perfectly round
28) Stone of "Basic Instinct"
30) "_ better watch out ... "
31) Rock containing crystal
32) Pendulum's path, e.g.
35) Be wrong
36) First book of the Bible


38) Grassy meadow
39) Big Apple inits.
40) Here and there
41) Nile denizens with fangs
42) Wetland birds
44) Mad Magazine's genre
46) City in southeastern Wisconsin
48) Game with dotted tiles
49) With no one else
50) Kidman film "_ Rouge"
52) Job estimate
53) Weeder's chore
58) Nectar inspector
59) Like Halloween sound effects
60) Partner of wiser
61) Outs' counterparts
62) Big-ticket wedding purchase
63) Be responsible for

1) Generic cheer
2) Flowery lyrical poem
3) Coffee's alternative
4) Classic card game
5) Incentive in a "lost" ad
6) Leaves off a list
7) Do more than check
8) Got a hole in one
9) Neither counterpart
10) Motivates to greatness
11) Infamous Eden event
12) Animal skins
13) Vicious tennis stroke
18) Charitable goods
22) "Without any further _"
23) Senior fellow
24) Elephant tusk composition
25) App "blueprints"
26) African ravine
28) Fortune-tellers
29) Parasite's quest
31) Buzzing annoyance
33) Glossy paper proof
34) Lawyers' jobs
36) Collected, as praise
37) Fencing sword
41) Bursting with excitement
43) Martini ingredient
44) One-man performances
45) Mexican friends
46) Bar mitzvah presider
47) Ewok or Klingon, e.g.
48) Ranch guys
50) "But wait, there's _!"
51) Name in many elevators
54) " _ the ramparts ... "
55) Suffix used with chlor- or fluor-
56) It bisects a tennis court
57) Miracle-_ (garden product)


























Yields 6 Servings | Prep Time: 15 minutes | Total Time: 12 hours
1. The night before, pour the rosé between 2-3 ice cube trays and freeze overnight. See below about making popsicles.
2. In a blender, blend the watermelon, lemon juice, rosemary, and sugar or honey (if using) until mostly smooth. Strain through a fine-mesh sieve into a pitcher. Chill until ready to serve.
3. Spread a little sugar onto a shallow plate. Rim each glass in sugar, if desired.
4. In a blender, combine the frozen rosé cubes and about 1 cup watermelon rosemary juice and blend until slushy. Add additional rosé or watermelon juice to thin. Pour into your prepared glasses. Add popsicles and mint (if desired). Drink!
If making popsicles, use 6 cups watermelon, 1/4 cup lemon juice, 2 tbs rosemary, 3-6 tbs honey or sugar (if using). In a blender, blend the watermelon, lemon juice, rosemary, and sugar (if using) until mostly smooth. Strain through a fine-mesh sieve into a pitcher. Pour the mixture among 6 popsicle molds or Dixie Cups. Reserve 1 cup of the watermelon juice. Freeze 2 hours or overnight, chill the reserved watermelon juice to use for blending.

1 bottle (750 ml) Rosé
2-3 cups cubed watermelon
2 tablespoons lemon juice
1-2 tablespoons fresh rosemary leaves
1-4 tablespoons honey or sugar (optional) sugar, for the rim…and mint, for serving (optional)




