New Zealand Woman’s Weekly

Mega CASH WORD

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MYSTERY CLUE

16ac & 45ac & 70ac & 12dn & 51dn. A well-known movie title (3,5,6,7,4)

ACROSS

1 Relating to milk (6)

4 Jewellery for wrist (6)

8 Way in which something is

organised or arranged (3-2) 11 School student (5)

15 Maori expression meaning “stay strong” (3,4)

16 See Mystery Clue

17 _____ queen – person who responds to situations in overemotio­nal way (5)

18 Having representa­tive

characteri­stics ( 7) 19 Sweet confection­ery on

stick (8)

20 A ____ thing – narrow

escape (4)

21 Feeling of sorrow and

compassion (4)

22 Clothing worn by surgeons

in operating theatre (6)

26 ____ out – defeat rival by

small margin (4)

27 Light, clear red colour (6)

29 Fibre from outer husk of coconut that is used for matting (4) 31 At the _____ – driving

vehicle (5)

35 Sir ____ Woollaston, respected late New Zealand painter who died in 1998 (4)

37 See upper-left photo (6)

39 Falter or hold back in

uncertaint­y (5)

40 Provide commentary for

documentar­y ( 7)

43 Restaurant where you serve

yourself and pay cashier (9)

44 Long-haired Tibetan ox (3)

45 See Mystery Clue

47 Loiter about in bored,

listless manner (5)

49 Make gesture of

indifferen­ce (5)

50 Individual articles (5)

52 Hardly any (3)

54 Locality on West Coast of South Island famed for Pancake Rocks and blowholes (9)

55 Light flat-bottomed boat used on canals in Venice ( 7) 57 Provoke or abuse others on Internet (5)

58 Stupid fools (6)

59 Big ____ – important person (4)

61 Possessing quick-witted intelligen­ce (5)

63 US annual award for achievemen­ts in TV (4) 64 Carved or cast sculpture of person or animal (6) 66 Informal word for very large (4) 70 See Mystery Clue

71 Hot, molten volcanic rock (4) 73 Dame ____ Harcourt, veteran Kiwi actress (4)

75 Way into building (8)

79 Free time for ease and relaxation ( 7) 81 Flow away gradually (5)

82 High rocky hill (3)

83 Large sailing ship used by Spanish from 15th to 18th centuries ( 7)

84 Smooth glossy fabric (5)

85 Small booth or cubicle used for sale of newspapers, tickets etc (5)

86 Highly seasoned Italian

sausage (6)

87 Hammer with large wooden

head (6)

DOWN

1 Having high chance of

happening (6)

2 Moved on hands and

knees ( 7)

3 Has mental image of (8)

5 Opposed to (4)

6 Diving waterbird that builds

floating nests (5)

7 Puts up with something

unpleasant ( 7)

8 Low-lying marshy areas (6)

9 Drink to health of (5)

10 ____ Mathias, New Zealand

food writer and presenter (4)

11 Small seed of apple (3)

12 See Mystery Clue 13 Calms with soothing sounds

or movements (5)

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

23 Crouch down in fear (5)

24 Exact in all details (8)

25 Way of tying string that is

insecure and liable to slip (6,4)

28 Out of practice (5)

30 Stick your ___ in – give opinion without being asked (3)

32 ___ low – try to be inconspicu­ous (3)

33 Arranges in neat piles (6) 34 ____ the moon – delighted (4) 36 Orange-yellow flavouring and colouring made from dried stigmas of crocus ( 7)

38 New Zealand profession­al rugby team based in Wellington (10)

39 Unable to sleep ( 7)

41 Formally do away with (7)

42 ____ party – male-only celebratio­n for bridegroom before wedding (4)

46 People who have been

taken prisoner (8)

47 Type of large shark (4) 48 Hauls up with ropes or

pulleys (6)

51 See Mystery Clue

53 Narrow part of body

between ribs and hips (5)

55 Carbon dioxide, eg (3)

56 Surpass in performanc­e (5)

57 ___ Scott, well-known Kiwi

cartoonist (3)

60 See lower-right photo (8)

62 Transport supplies by plane

or helicopter ( 7)

65 Money received for sale

of goods or services ( 7)

67 Having refined taste and

manners ( 7)

68 Fabric with pattern woven

into it (6)

69 _____ Slab – iconic New Zealand chocolate bar made by Whittaker’s (6)

70 Handles of swords (5)

72 Recorded or broadcast

sound (5)

74 Full quantity or amount (5)

76 Old over-worked horses (4)

77 Lacking strength (4)

78 Projecting edge around

crown of hat (4)

80 Tall, rounded vase with stem

and base (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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