MiNDFOOD (New Zealand)

MEGA CROSSWORD

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ACROSS

1. Iridescent

6. Magazine subscriber­s

10. Freehold land (4,6)

15. Wagers

18. Discounts

19. Arrived at

20. Actor, Richard ...

22. Spittle

23. Calling up

24. Greatly loved

25. Fitness club

26. Khartoum is there

28. Type in

30. Belonging to it

31. Fills suitcase

32. Flabbergas­t

33. Attendant

34. Thesaurus compiler

35. Aquatic performer

37. Whirlpool

39. Improvise, play it by ...

40. Election day turnout

42. Stinking

45. Poisonous salt

48. Pre-Easter period

49. Wheel shaft

50. Beautified

53. Lettuce variety

54. ... in a teacup

56. Resist openly

59. Dilutes

61. Nucleus

62. Jane Austen novel

63. Distress signal

64. ... & hers

65. Bass brass instrument

66. British award (1,1,1)

68. Butcher’s axe (4,7)

69. Cardiac monitor (1,1,1)

70. Nashville is there

71. University teachers

72. And the rest

73. Actress, ... Hepburn

74. Facial twitch

76. Mixed up

78. Washington city

80. Defence excuse

81. Redraws

84. Exhibition booth

85. Shopping malls

87. Docks

89. Slumps

92. Measuring rod

94. Computer memory unit

96. Remove jockey’s seat

97. Point out

98. Ointment, lip ...

100. Joining forces (7,2)

101. Old horses

104. Green sushi paste

105. Wireless crackle

107. Stomach sore

108. Renders unconsciou­s (6,3)

112. Easy pace

113. Tel Aviv native

115. Scallywags

117. Large Aussie bird

118. Frightenin­g dream

120. Hit

121. Enmeshed

123. Factory process worker

125. Watering hole

126. Legalises

127. Alias (1,1,1)

129. Proportion­al, pro ...

130. Equal footing

131. Pen tip

133. Sham

134. Massage

136. Metallic ringing

137. Infiltrate (3,2)

140. Intimidate

141. Add soundtrack

142. Maltreats

146. Central America’s Costa ...

147. Hindu swami

148. Willing torturers

152. Bugle farewell

154. Saucy

155. Neither fish ... fowl

156. Fully satisfy

157. Flog

159. Country, ... Arabia

160. Monty Python’s ... Idle

162. Cain’s victim

164. FM receiver

165. Acute care ward (1,1,1)

167. Hag

169. Cyclist’s outfit

171. Crooner, ... King Cole

173. Strike out

174. Suggested

175. Hide out (3,3)

177. ... & twos

178. Prowling

179. Imposing structure

180. Iffy (2-2)

181. Imagines, ... about

182. Impales

183. Tourists

DOWN

1. Globes

2. Appropriat­ely

3. Paint atomiser (5,3)

4. Moulded in relief

5. Carried (gun)

6. Feel aggrieved by

7. French queen, Marie ...

8. Excite

9. Boosted suddenly

10. Cook in oven

11. Found repugnant

12. Put at risk

13. Wide awake

14. Looked over

16. Eyrie dweller

17. Plainly

20. Thyroid swelling

21. Plant secretion

27. Political refugee (6,6)

29. However

35. TV comedy series

36. Unreturnab­le serves

38. Street protests

41. Travels along runway

43. Yemen port

44. Military holdall

46. Flying skill

47. Extremely (jealous)

51. Impede

52. Dexterity

55. Eternal City

56. Spun

57. Model-plane wood

58. Losing fluid

60. Charter

67. Engraved artwork

69. River mouth

72. Knowledge tests

75. Obtain by begging

77. Not loud enough

79. Rambling tales

82. Limited to a specific region

83. Proposes

86. Accumulate

88. Unspoken (agreement)

90. In vogue, ... mode (1,2)

91. Amount of money

92. So close, ... so far

93. Little nap

94. London’s Big ...

95. Electronic marker

98. Ogre

99. Furniture finish

102. Canadian province

103. Unduly high (price)

104. Cuffs

106. Punishes

108. Preschool

109. Still happening

110. Round of applause

111. Hugely (popular)

114. Pillages

116. Stepped down (from)

119. Contort

122. Verve

124. China/Korea continent

125. Deprived (of)

128. Although

130. Dated

132. Pop (balloon)

135. Knock (head)

138. Free from oppression

139. Flatter

141. Medicine portion

143. Unresolved problems

144. Hawaiian guitars

145. Bon vivants

149. Making fizzy

150. Lethargic

151. Steaks (1-5)

153. Visitor from outer space

158. Singing voices

161. Occupies the throne

163. Church seniors

166. Hygienic

168. Excludes

170. Suspension springs

172. With no one

173. Take off (hat)

176. Misfortune­s

“THE BEST WAY TO MAKE YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE IS TO WAKE UP.” PAUL VALÉRY

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