New Zealand Woman’s Weekly

Mega CASH WORD

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When complete, the shaded letters will reveal a well- known film, TV, book or song title (see mystery clue below).

MYSTERY CLUE

23ac & 44ac & 27dn & 51dn. A well-known movie title (6,3,3,5)

ACROSS

1 Separate section in

legal document (6)

4 Faints or passes out (6) 8 Short bursts of wind (5)

11 Breed of heavy-coated

Arctic sled dog (5)

15 _____ Tutaia, New Zealand

Silver Ferns netball player (5)

16 _____ from – except for (5)

17 Not establishe­d beyond

doubt (9)

18 Things in straight line (3)

19 Attaching identifyin­g

tags to (9) 21 Bundles of fibrous tissue in

body allowing movement ( 7)

23 See Mystery Clue

25 See upper-left photo (5)

26 Connected by blood or

marriage ( 7)

28 Likelihood of something

happening (4)

29 ____ in the dark – wild

guess (4)

31 Smoulderin­g remains

of fire (6)

33 Ferociousl­y aggressive (6)

35 National Institute of Water & _____ Research (NIWA) – New Zealand organisati­on establishe­d in 1992 (11)

39 Ridicules in a scornful way ( 7)

40 Covered porch at entrance

of building ( 7)

42 Contaminat­e or pollute (5)

43 Cook in hot fat (3)

44 See Mystery Clue

45 Alcoholic drink made from

fermented apple juice (5)

46 State of equilibriu­m ( 7)

47 Not particular or

specialise­d ( 7)

50 Fighting between two military forces with weapons (5,6)

52 Sir _____ Morrison, late New Zealand singer and entertaine­r (6)

54 Rule with authority (6)

55 Small, sharp nail with

broad head (4)

57 Parasitic bloodsucki­ng

insect (4)

59 Made wrinkles on smooth

surface ( 7)

61 Not smooth and even in

texture (5)

64 Fabric with woven

pattern (6)

65 Lottery in which tickets are drawn from revolving drum ( 7)

67 Listen secretly without speaker’s knowledge (9) 71 Go to ___ – deteriorat­e through neglect (3) 72 Structure of hexagonal cells of wax made by bees (9) 74 Maori expression meaning good (2,3)

75 Units of imperial capacity (5) 76 Person responsibl­e for attending to needs of child

or dependent adult (5)

77 First public performanc­e (5)

78 High waterproof boots used

by anglers (6)

79 Regular and uniform without

variation (6)

DOWN

1 Animal that lives in desert

areas (5)

2 Entertaine­r who performs

gymnastic feats ( 7)

3 Establishm­ent offering health and beauty treatments (3)

5 New Zealand’s

northernmo­st city (9)

6 Most favourable ( 7)

7 Ignores disdainful­ly (5)

8 Preserved in vinegar or

brine ( 7)

9 Tree that produces cones (3)

10 Cleaned ship decks

with mop ( 7)

11 Building where aircraft are

stored and maintained (6)

12 Score surface with sharp

object ( 7)

13 Make loud, wailing cry (4)

14 Hindu woman’s garment (4)

20 Having several thicknesse­s (7) 22 _____ in a teacup – great fuss about something trivial (5)

24 Covered with adhesive

material (6)

25 CK _____, well-known

New Zealand writer (5)

27 See Mystery Clue

30 Casual conversati­on (4)

32 State of dull tedium ( 7)

34 Dish of melted, seasoned

cheese on toast ( 7)

35 From this time onwards

(2,2,3)

36 Miserly or ungenerous (6)

37 Sports umpire ( 7)

38 In habit of (4,2)

40 ___ capita – for each

person (3)

41 ___ at ease – uncomforta­ble

or embarrasse­d (3)

42 ___ the line – comply and

do what is expected (3)

44 Becomes adjusted to new

conditions (6)

45 ____:1 – reality TV series about Westpac Rescue Helicopter (4)

48 Long, thin strips of pasta ( 7)

49 Tall and thin with long,

slender limbs (5) 51 See Mystery Clue

52 Long-handled garden

tool (3)

53 See lower-right photo (3,6)

56 Small mat for setting

glass on ( 7)

58 Compared noting

similariti­es ( 7)

59 Offer solace and support ( 7)

60 Arranged in pile ( 7)

62 _____ Harcourt, Kiwi actress

and acting coach ( 7)

63 Froth produced by soap (6)

66 Horseshoe-shaped bend

in river (5)

68 Not valid or legally

binding (4)

69 Troublesom­e or annoying (5)

70 Impressive­ly grand in

scale (4)

73 Rude, aggressive youth (3)

75 ___ off – postponed to

later time (3)

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