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).

Be in to win – write your answer on the coupon on page 77.

MYSTERY CLUE

21ac & 64dn. A well-known TV title (4,2,7)

ACROSS

1 Group of notes sounded

together harmonious­ly (5)

4 Large brown oval seed of

tropical palm ( 7)

8 Nocturnal flying insect (4)

10 Make comment (6)

15 _____ Smith, Kiwi film and

television actress ( 7)

16 ___ told – in total (3)

17 Flamboyant confidence ( 7)

18 Foot lever (5)

19 Acquire particular skill through instructio­n and practice (5)

21 See Mystery Clue

22 Camping holiday

accommodat­ion (4)

23 Gas essential for human life (6) 26 Set the ___ – establish

standard that must be met (3) 27 Keeping yourself

concealed (6)

29 Goods and _____ Tax

(GST) – New Zealand consumptio­n tax introduced in 1986 (8)

31 Having a stale, damp smell (5) 33 Person skilled in examining and interpreti­ng data ( 7) 35 Clothes, linen etc traditiona­lly collected by bride before marriage (9) 36 Complete extent or range (5) 38 Twilled woollen fabric (5)

40 Saloon car with front and

rear seats (5)

41 Storing away safely (8)

44 Bend by contractin­g

muscle (4)

46 Filled with absorbed

fascinatio­n (4)

47 Another word for dawn (8)

50 This describes very thin

see-through fabric (5)

52 Large American cattle farm (5)

55 _____ Gunn, popular Kiwi

TV and radio host (5)

56 See lower-left photo (9)

58 Tempts through promises ( 7)

60 Interval during which repeated sequence of events occurs (5)

62 Complete and utter (8)

63 Full of incessant and

frantic activity (6)

65 Small mass of soft material (3)

67 Jumped up suddenly (6)

69 Rich soil of sand, clay and

decaying organic material (4)

70 Damage and make less

effective (6)

72 Alcoholic drink made from

fermented apple juice (5)

76 Tall New Zealand coniferous tree also known as black pine (5) 77 Without pausing (3- 4) 78 Clothes fastener (3)

79 Plants with stinging hairs on leaves ( 7)

81 Natural aptitude or ability (6) 82 Openly resist or confront (4) 83 Concludes based on logical reasoning ( 7)

84 Signs of boredom (5)

DOWN

1 Celestial object with tail of

gas and dust particles (5) 2 Pole with blade used to

propel dinghy (3)

3 _____-out – tediously

protracted (5)

4 Demanded payment ( 7)

5 Delightful allure (5)

6 New Zealand town at top of the South Island known for thriving arts scene (6)

7 ____ into – accesses or

gains advantage from (4)

8 Deliberate coordinate­d

movement requiring skill (9)

9 Understood or implied

without being stated (5)

11 _____ words – statements

that are just hot air (5)

12 Formal speech delivered

to audience ( 7)

13 Traditiona­l Scottish

garment (4)

14 Large wading birds with

long legs (6)

20 Main arterial blood vessel (5)

24 Official survey of

population (6)

25 Grammatica­l structure in

sentences (6)

26 Full of _____ – in lively,

high spirits (5)

27 _____ Holt, Kiwi TV

co-presenter of Breakfast (6)

28 Well-known and

esteemed (5)

30 See upper-right photo (5)

31 Drinking vessels (4)

32 _____ about – sit or recline

in relaxed lazy way (6)

34 Protective outer layer

of seed (5)

37 Large round fruit of gourd

family (5)

39 On the _____ nearing

defeat and desperate (5)

42 Evaluate or estimate (6)

43 Cool courage in demanding

situation (5)

45 Person who reviews films, theatrical performanc­es etc (6)

46 Dismiss as inadequate or

unacceptab­le (6)

48 Underlying foundation of

idea or argument (5)

49 _____ Island – New Zealand nature reserve about 5km off west coast of lower North Island (6)

51 Happen afterwards as

consequenc­e (5)

53 Home and _____ –

having successful­ly

achieved objective (5)

54 Stake put up by poker

player (4)

57 In noble or chivalrous

manner (9)

59 Subdued by intimidati­on (5)

61 Wealth in form of money

or property ( 7)

62 Condition caused by inadequate blood supply to heart (6)

64 See Mystery Clue

66 Greatly surprised (6)

68 Strangely unfamiliar (5)

69 _____ O’Sullivan, Kiwi doctor recognised for health work in disadvanta­ged communitie­s (5)

71 Savoury jelly made with

meat stock (5)

72 Spitefully mean and

hurtful (5)

73 Exposes to danger or

possible loss (5)

74 Small flake of soot (4)

75 Informal word for potato (4)

80 ___ profile – position of avoiding or not attracting much attention (3)

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