New Zealand Woman’s Weekly

Mega CASHWORD

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Be in to win – write your answer on the coupon on page 70. MYSTERY CLUE

17ac & 38ac & 28dn & 53dn. A well-known song title (7,3,3-5,8)

ACROSS

1 Person serving in army ( 7)

5 Hold on tightly (5)

8 Large brown seaweed with

fluted leathery fronds (4)

10 Line on weather map connecting points of equal pressure (6)

15 Fish commonly found in New Zealand’s Lake Taupo (5)

16 In jittery nervous state (5) 17 See Mystery Clue 18 Ceremonial customs or observance­s (5) 19 Traveller riding in vehicle (9)

20 Unsuccessf­ul competitor­s (6) 22 Large black bird of genus Corvus (4)

23 In a ___ – in awkward predicamen­t (3)

25 Venue with seating for sports events and entertainm­ent (5)

26 See upper-left photo (11)

28 Assign relative ratings

to (4)

30 Play music in public

place for donations (4)

32 Once in a ____ moon –

very rarely (4)

34 _____ Stevens, veteran Kiwi

singer and entertaine­r ( 7)

36 Accountant who inspects business’ financial records and practices ( 7)

38 See Mystery Clue

39 Older person who no longer works in paid employment ( 7)

41 Items of children’s

playground equipment ( 7)

43 Beginning or early stages (5)

45 Spirit from Arabian

folklore (5)

46 Advance warning of

something (5-2)

48 Narrow opening or

fissure ( 7)

49 ___ limits – out of bounds (3)

51 Person who has right

to vote ( 7)

54 Edible bivalve marine mollusc with fan-shaped shell ( 7)

55 Type of shark (4)

56 Number 8 ____ – expression referring to Kiwi ingenuity and resourcefu­lness (4) 58 Crafty and skilled in deception (4)

59 Feeling of righteous anger at injustice (11)

62 Jargon or slang of particular group (5)

65 ___ under the collar – angry or agitated (3)

66 Lacking good manners (4) 67 Very unpleasant (6)

69 Full of lively, happy energy (9)

73 Not wearing any clothes (5) 75 Regular oval shape ( 7) 77 Go upwards (5)

78 _____ Wright, New Zealand

TV weather presenter (5)

79 Referee at sports match (6)

80 Gas used in fluorescen­t lighting and illuminate­d signs (4)

81 Fizzy drinks (5)

82 Leaves of pine tree ( 7)

DOWN

1 Physical exercise designed to strengthen abdominal muscles (3-2)

2 Brief examinatio­n or

peek (4-3)

3 As good as secured (2,3,3)

4 Organise something

differentl­y (5)

5 New Zealand town in the Waikato region known for thoroughbr­ed horse studs (9)

6 Charmingly simple and

serene ( 7)

7 Micro-organisms that can

cause disease (5)

8 Young goat (3)

9 Gentle rise and fall of voice

when speaking (4)

11 Scatter loosely (5) 12 Nocturnal mammal that glides on membranous wings (3)

13 Another word for curriculum

vitae (6)

14 Personal magnetism (8)

21 Furrow in ground caused

by wheels (3)

23 _____ Frame, late Kiwi

author who died in 2004 (5)

24 Not excessive or extreme (8)

25 Scope or range (5)

27 Bellows loudly (5)

28 See Mystery Clue

29 Small, loose grains of rock

or sand (4)

31 Rear part of ship (5)

33 Mechanism used to fasten

door or gate (5)

34 Sweet-smelling flowering

spring bulb ( 7)

35 Common word for patella ( 7)

37 With great haste to act

immediatel­y (8)

40 Emotional piece of music (8)

42 Smile in a smug, derisive

way (5)

44 Japanese screen made of a wooden frame covered with rice paper (5)

45 ____ Murphy, profession­al

Kiwi racing driver (4)

47 Lively dance with three steps and hop in fast time (5)

50 Group of ships operating

together (5)

52 Official proclamati­on (5)

53 See Mystery Clue

55 See lower-right photo (5,4)

57 Happy and without worry

or responsibi­lity (8)

60 Sticky substance (3)

61 Brought about ( 7)

63 Small anchor with several

flukes ( 7)

64 Maori word for extended

family (6)

66 Clause or proviso added to

legal document (5)

68 Smells extremely bad (5)

70 Relating to towns and

cities (5)

71 Another word for

adolescent­s (5)

72 Succulent plant with rosette

of leaves (4)

74 Colloquial word for sleep (3)

76 Review or criticise harshly (3)

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

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