New Zealand Woman’s Weekly

Mega CASH WORD

-

ACROSS

1 Enclose or enfold

completely ( 7)

5 Board game of strategic

skill (5)

8 Spirited and determined (6)

11 Favourable slant given to presentati­on of informatio­n (4)

15 _____ Lane, Kiwi dancer

and choreograp­her (5)

16 Convert from one language

into another (9)

17 See Mystery Clue

18 Strange and spooky (5)

19 Japanese dish of thinly

sliced raw fish ( 7) 21 Large country house

with land (5)

22 Dull greyish-brown

colour (3)

23 Annoying and tedious ( 7)

25 Muscles, nerves, skin,

fat etc (4,6)

27 Quick and skilful (6)

29 Having extreme irrational

fear of something (6)

32 Cerebos _____ Ltd – New Zealand food and beverage company producing well-known coffee brand (6) 33 With daring courage (10) 35 Place in grave or tomb (5)

37 Ribonuclei­c acid present

in all living cells (1,1,1)

38 Without difficulty or

hesitation ( 7)

39 Rock like quartz, eg ( 7)

42 Large group of flying

insects (5)

44 Plant fibre used for making

baskets and hats (5)

46 Watch carefully and

attentivel­y ( 7)

48 Lake _____ – New Zealand lake in South Island artificial­ly created in 1960s

as part of dam constructi­on ( 7)

50 Metal food container (3)

51 Large, short-tailed lemur

of Madagascar (5)

53 Undergo or live through (10)

55 Round solid shape (6)

57 Hard white substance covering the crown of tooth (6)

58 See lower left photo (6)

59 See Mystery Clue

62 Male geese ( 7)

63 ___ dog – successful person who is charge (3) 65 Those who lead prayers in mosques (5)

66 Transport hub ( 7)

68 Very pale with shock or illness (5)

70 ___ McGlashan, Kiwi composer, singer and multi-instrument­alist (3) 71 Made to feel isolated or estranged (9) 73 Communicat­e via Twitter (5) 74 Worker hired on nonpermane­nt basis (4) 75 Abdominal organ forming part of immune system (6) 76 Of doubtful quality

or legality (5)

77 Applies bandages

to wound ( 7)

DOWN

1 Amount that is more

than necessary (6)

2 Openings for escape

of gas or air (5)

3 ___ down the law – speak authoritat­ively or dictatoria­lly (3)

4 _____ Grace, Kiwi writer of

novels and short stories (8)

5 Informal word for tea (3)

6 Intrinsic nature of

something ( 7)

7 Access between storeys

in house (9)

8 Area of open pasture

land (5)

9 Increase in strength

or effect (9)

10 Get ___ ___ – be annoyed

and sulk (3,3)

12 Below ___ – worse than

usual or expected (3)

13 Female family relative (5)

14 See upper right photo (10) 20 Whole number that is not a fraction ( 7)

21 See Mystery Clue

24 Path of one object around another in space (5)

26 Held outdoors (4-3)

28 Out of practice (5)

30 _____ Peninsula – popular New Zealand holiday spot on east coast of North

Island (10)

31 Behaving in determined,

forceful way (10)

34 ___ of sunshine – happy person who cheers others up (3)

36 Lower part of interior wall decorated differentl­y from upper part (4)

39 Long wooden rod used

when playing billiards (3)

40 Stubbornly persisting and

refusing to give up (9)

41 Spoils plundered from

raid (4)

43 Decorative and architectu­ral

style of 1920s & ’30s (3,4)

45 Nickname of New Zealand women’s national cricket team (5,5) 47 Develop fully like fruits

do (5)

48 The ___’s knees – something

outstandin­gly good (3)

49 Make stronger and more

confident ( 7)

52 Pipe for waste water (5)

53 State of being (9)

54 Put right or corrected (9)

56 Thought of in specific

way (8)

59 Hare-_____ – rash and

ill-judged ( 7)

60 Exhausted supply (4,2)

61 Relative position or

standing (6)

62 _____ Robertson,

New Zealand Minister of Finance (5)

64 Small, edible marine

crustacean (5)

67 Periods of play in cricket (5)

69 Make tuneful noise through

closed lips (3)

72 ___-out – test of potential

and suitabilit­y (3)

73 ___ in – fit together harmonious­ly or effectivel­y (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).

Newspapers in English

Newspapers from New Zealand