MiNDFOOD (New Zealand)

MEGA CROSSWORD

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ACROSS

1. Wardrobe item (4,6)

6. Silo

10. Futile

15. Oxford academics

18. Impressive­ly

19. Chitchat

20. Inadequate

22. Complete

23. Fright (5-2)

24. Share the expense (4,2)

25. East-southeast (1,1,1)

26. Funeral march music

28. Purgative, ... salts

30. Automatic teller (1,1,1)

31. Malicious (remark)

32. Bulb flower

33. Commotion (2-2)

34. Nuclear explosive (1-4)

35. Wooden strip

37. Curry bread

39. Farmhouse cooker

40. Encounter

42. Delicate fabric

45. Most extensive

48. High-selling record award

49. Bare

50. Retreated

53. Food can

54. More wicked

56. Travelled through curve

59. Actress, ... Witherspoo­n

61. Bladder

62. The A of AM

63. Coal by-product

64. Moreover

65. Thailand’s former name

66. Whistle ball

68. Trying out (car) (4-7)

69. Daily grind, ... race

70. Making garments

71. S American nation

72. ... heads are better than one

73. Zealot

74. Meadow (poetic)

76. Leafier

78. Biblical letter

80. Goodbye

81. Shocks

84. Recoiled, ... away

85. Caper

87. Slalom competitor­s

89. Luggage labels

92. Synonyms book

94. Likelihood

96. Good-looking

97. Peru’s Lake ...

98. Lessen

100. Remotely

101. Nudge

104. Seasick

105. Replenishe­d

107. Indian Brahma worshipper

108. Comprised, ... of

112. Dismiss (pupil)

113. Aromatic burning stick

115. Down Under natives

117. Adjudicato­r

118. Milk production

120. Coral bank

121. Contract (work) out

123. Boarding ramp

125. Belonging to us

126. Expunges

127. Lump of turf

129. As a gamble, on ...

130. What we breathe

131. UK defence force (1,1,1)

133. Belgrade citizen

134. Animal physician

136. Red dye

137. Yawns

140. Used up

141. Aye

142. Skin designs

146. US Midwest state

147. Doorbell sound

148. Scrawny

152. Hornet

154. Nevada city

155. Blasting material (1,1,1)

156. Note well, ... bene

157. Ship’s diaries

159. Simple

160. Cathedral’s congregati­on area

162. Hawaiian dance

164. Lacking enthusiasm

165. Chum

167. Rack up

169. Senior

171. In the past

173. Attacks from all sides

174. Covered garden walk

175. 1000 kg units

177. Predatory insects, army ...

178. Promotiona­l sample

179. Collided with (3,4)

180. Bean for making tofu

181. Lyricist

182. Casual tops (1-6)

183. Small fast warships

DOWN

1. Yield 2. Kinswomen

3. Riling

4. Pleases

5. Jockey

6. Geothermal spout

7. Diplomat

8. Affirmativ­e RSVP

9. Barked

10. Russian mountains

11. Mechanise

12. Yarn

13. Unsuitable

14. Scottish valley

16. Ryan or Tatum (1’4)

17. Mexican nap

20. Likely (to)

21. Take off

27. Fred Astaire’s partner (6,6)

29. Seedy fruits

35. Pull down the shutters (4,2)

36. Actor, ... Bates

38. At an angle

41. Was incorrect

43. Includes

44. Evoke

46. Mustering (8,2)

47. Letter container

51. Reddish brown

52. Gloominess

55. Gain

56. Accounts examiner

57. Crinkly wrap, ... paper

58. Little tunes

60. Engineer

67. Doing penance (for)

69. Recovered

72. Attribute

75. PAs

77. Actor, Jack ...

79. Writing blots (3,6)

82. Pre-euro Spanish coins

83. Large lizards

86. Confuse

88. Surpass

90. Also titled (1,1,1)

91. That female

92. Cheers actor, ... Danson

93. Pigpen

94. Retiree (1,1,1)

95. Deejays (1,2)

98. Anaestheti­c gas

99. Summon (4,3)

102. Unloads (suitcase)

103. Moth-eaten (jumper)

104. Multiple-birth child

106. Losing heart

108. Festivals

109. Kissing & cuddling

110. Deadly Australian serpents

111. Warning sign (6,6)

114. Puff-puff (4-4)

116. Pretender

119. Consumed (3,2)

122. Penny or cent

124. Urgently (1,1,1,1)

125. Being displayed (2,4)

128. Hangs

130. Spice, star ...

132. Smorgasbor­d

135. Kiddies

138. Clumsy

139. Soil excavator (5,5)

141. Fluctuate (2-2)

143. Granny Smiths or pippins

144. Secondment

145. Knick-knack

149. Taxi stands (3,5)

150. Knacker’s yard

151. Gathers laboriousl­y

153. Colorado ski resort

158. Sticky

161. Facet

163. Acquires skills

166. Luxury vehicle, ... Martin

168. Fossilised resin

170. Supped

172. Ugly elf

173. Bleats

176. Drains

“HEROES ARE ORDINARY PEOPLE WHO MAKE THEMSELVES EXTRAORDIN­ARY.” GERARD WAY

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