Woman’s Day (Australia)

THIS WEEK’S BIG CROSSWORD

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ACROSS

1. Relics, historical … 6. UK star of The Mummy, … Weisz

11. Shrub 13. Strong-smelling chemical in cleaning products

15. Form of defamation 17. Receives, … the award 18. Futuristic genre (3-2) 20. Clears mud from river bed, eg 22. Railway stop 25. Visionary, prophet 27. The day after today 28. Outbuildin­g 29. Frenzied 31. Adversarie­s 32. Computer statistics 34. Slough off, … skin 35. Be wrong 37. Departure point 38. Moulded metal, cast … 40. More unfavourab­le 43. Push down 45. Amalgamate (companies) 47. Cacophony 48. Chafes

50. Be patient, wait your … 52. Establish by law 53. Italian staple such as spaghetti 54. Series of strokes in tennis

55. Chasm

58. Has a flutter

60. With two purposes, … function 62. Armed conflict

64. Skin irritation­s 67. Electronic sound 69. Actor in a crowd scene 70. Follow-up film 71. Splash the cash 74. Environmen­t, … Nature 75. Commotion 76. Gentle wind 77. Takes on another’s child as own 78. Sydney’s AFL team 81. The A-league sport 82. Chartered 83. Edition of a magazine, eg 86. Jittery (2,4) 89. Health resort 91. Speedily, at a good

… of knots 93. Bottom edges of skirts 95. The Hitch-hiker’s Guide To The Galaxy author, Douglas … 98. Clothing, attire 99. Peal of bells 101. Bread’s outer layer 103. Melody

104. Speak unclearly 105. Skating arenas 107. Songs for two 109. Religious factions 112. Not a soul, there is … home (2-3) 114. Greatly regrets 115. Became older 117. Called before marriage 118. Poses, … for a portrait 120. Ancestry chart, family … 121. Furious anger 122. Biting topical humour 124. On the off-chance, just … (2,4) 127. Outdated 128. Playing against 130. Family pedigree 133. Biscuit baked in the form of a knot 136. Duvet, quilt

137. Lone musician 138. Pizza herb

139. Eat, … of a meal 140. Current affairs 141. Remain attached 142. Sugary nature

DOWN

1. Fleeing justice 2. Decorative headpiece 3. Healthy, as fit as a … 4. Apple’s centre 5. Shiralee, bedroll 6. Cooked in the oven 7. Salad vegie 8. Imperial rulers 9. Little devils 10. Ancient Andean civilisati­on

11. Bowl, pudding … 12. Backbone

13. On dry land, go … 14. Sleeps through the winter

16. Builds 19. Dispatch, send 21. Raised platform 23. Horse’s brisk pace 24. Sense of style, good … 26. Pandemoniu­m 30. Ridiculous pretence 31. Shrek’s princess bride 33. Both times 36. Solitary person 39. Achieve, … your goal 41. Delegates (abbrev) 42. Painter’s picture support 43. Religious chants 44. Cooked slowly in liquid 45. Fifth month

46. Have a break 49. Lingerie item, sports … 51. Rock song, Born In The … (1,1,1)

56. Drink additive, Angostura … 57. Asian breed of cat

58. The Mummy co-star of 6. Across, … Fraser 59. Hit heavily

61. From bottom to top 63. Novice, new …

65. Skin around fingernail 66. Lace-holes 67. Looked embarrasse­d 68. Tympanum 72. Animal foot 73. Religious sister 78. Circles, squares, etc 79. Anthem, … Australia Fair

80. Tension

84. Movie, … and Lies

85. Workers’ organisati­on, trade …

86. The Importance Of Being Earnest

playwright (5,5) 87. Dodge

88. Farm entrance, eg 90. Cooking vessel 92. Everything

93. Brave person 94. Colliery worker 96. Commercial­s (abbrev) 97. Fear of performing,

... fright

100. Speak badly of, cast ... on 102. Uphold, … their interest 106. Bury

108. Number in a trio 110. Joined a course 111. Show on air 113. UK celebrity chef, Jamie ... 115. Excitedly eager 116. Cheapen, degrade 118. Crown jewels item 119. Seasonings,

… and pepper 123. Become less severe 125. Genetic replica 126. Informal photos 129. Look long and hard at 131. Old land measure 132. Dutch red-rind cheese 134. Australian flightless birds

135. Area, region

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