Woman’s Day (Australia)

THIS WEEK’S BIG CROSSWORD

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ACROSS

1. Venerates 4. Aircraft tracking device 8. Make happen,

… a kerfuffle 11. Down-payment, provide a … 16. Tennis great, ... Becker 18. It’s said to break the camel’s back (3,5,5) 19. Waters between America and Europe (8,5) 21. Solitary terrorist, eg (4,4) 23. Vacant, … property

24. Manchester By The Sea star, … Williams 26. Gambling chances 28. James Dean movie,

… Of Eden

31. Of tender years 32. Song, … Dream Will Do

34. Honour highly 35. Chief of the Olympian gods

36. Actor’s words 37. Fruit used to make cider

38. Herb used in stuffing 40. Counterfei­t 42. Grape seed, eg 43. Timid, … and mild 47. Alternativ­e medicine practition­er

48. Big vases 50. Absorbent cotton pad 53. Hire, … staff 54. Slowly build up,

… a fortune 56. Sophia Loren’s country 57. Large blood vessel 60. Rapt, … in the music 61. Rock band, … Quo 64. Tasseled Egyptian hat 65. Family vehicles

67. Star Wars hero, Han … 70. Undercover agent 71. Sicilian volcanic mountain

72. Ate like a mouse 73. Cry of sorrow 74. Ill-bred dog 76. Emotional request 79. At a great distance, from …

81. River bottom 83. Stimulate, … suspicion 85. Inventory of invitees (5,4)

86. Formal discussion 87. Strong rope or chain 88. Last Greek letter 89. Much-married English king, Henry the …

90. Poses for an artist

93. Rafter, roof …

95. Small, just a … chance

96. Egg-shaped

99. Type of poem

100. Engrave on metal 102. Baby deer

104. Ancient, ... than time

105. Got to your feet, … up

106. Front of the lower leg

108. Forcibly removes,

… from office

109. Retaliatio­n, tit for …

111. Spouse’s relative (2-3)

113. Wound with a knife

116. List of actors in a play

118. Operation, …

procedure

120. Horned African animal (abbrev) 121. Athletics field event (4,4)

122. In time-honoured fashion, according to custom

124. Person whose job is to recover payment arrears (4,9)

125. Leave the house (2,3)

126. Free of tears (3-4)

127. Turkish dish, shish …

128. Type of Dutch cheese

129. Made certain, …

success

DOWN

1. Shaken, unnerved 2. Romantic ballroom dance (8,5)

3. Train transport networks

5. Wait upon, … to her every need 6. Ancient counting frame 7. Heated argument 8. US espionage group (1,1,1)

9. Canny, shrewd 10. Cabins, huts 12. Soothsayer­s, seers 13. Pungent reviving substance (8,5) 14. Oil-carrying ships, eg 15. Symbol on a stave 17. Thin part of a wine glass 20. Scheme, plot

22. Love Actually actress, … Linney 25. Reflection, mirror … 26. Stare lustfully

27. US cafe

29. First Greek character 30. Swarm, … with insects 32. Small serpents 33. High-pitched barks 39. Quiver of arrows 40. Wear at the edges 41. Gumleaf-eating marsupial 44. Message sent online 45. Console buttons 46. Untidy 48. Exploits 49. Remiss 51. Conduit for dirty water (5,4)

52. Auction offers

55. Ices served between courses to clear the palate 58. Happen periodical­ly 59. Local charges, council …

62. Mock, taunt 63. Anxious, tearful 65. Bottle top

66. Grain from which pumpernick­el is made 68. Rocket launch, take … 69. Boat paddle 74. Co-star of 24. Across, … Affleck

75. Crude but effective (5,3,5)

77. Scales star sign 78. Phases of being,

… of man

79. Very small particle 80. Turn aside, … disaster 81. Sales shopper (7-6) 82. Profundity 84. Sound rebound 86. Smidgen, add a … of colour 91. Bangalore’s country 92. Arrange, … out 93. Most excellent 94. Scent, smell

97. View Into the distance 98. Business outcome, profit or …

100. Make changes to a script, eg

101. Bass stringed instrument

103. Greatness of mind

or character

106. Struts ostentatio­usly

107. Paid a call on

110. Operatic piece

112. Became invalid, my passport has … 114. Long angry outburst 115. Large grey Australian crane

116. Regain consciousn­ess (4,2)

117. Said, declared

119. Machine for weaving

121. Coil of ribbon

123. Thug, oaf

124. Used a spade, … a hole

 ??  ?? When you’ve solved the crossword, the letters on the shaded squares, reading left to right, top to bottom, spell a mystery word or phrase. The mystery word
When you’ve solved the crossword, the letters on the shaded squares, reading left to right, top to bottom, spell a mystery word or phrase. The mystery word

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