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 69. MYSTERY CLUE

20ac & 26dn & 54dn. A well-known movie title (4:1,4,4,5)

ACROSS

1 Fine worsted yarn used for

embroidery and tapestry (6) 4 Money in coins and notes (4) 7 Arrange or put together

in a makeshift way (3,2)

10 State of difficulty that

needs to be resolved ( 7)

15 Distribute in portions (5)

16 _____ Jack − New Zealand dolphin famed for escorting ships in the Cook Strait from 1888 to 1912 ( 7) 17 Relating to kidneys (5) 18 Person of great importance and reputation (5)

19 Type of dark-red cherry ( 7) 20 See Mystery Clue

21 Once in a ____ moon −

very rarely (4)

22 Type of game of pool played with cues on a rectangula­r table ( 7)

25 Institute legal proceeding­s against (3)

26 Reddish-brown hair colour (6) 27 Assert emphatical­ly (6)

29 Sir _____ Holyoake, late

New Zealand Prime Minister from 1960 to 1972 (5) 31 Became adjusted to new conditions ( 7) 34 Cunning shrewdness

used in deception (5)

35 Make correction­s and

revisions to text (5)

37 Slope or lean over (4)

39 Mineral that is one of

the forms of jade (8)

40 At right angles to horizontal

plane (8)

42 Entertaine­r who performs spectacula­r gymnastic feats ( 7)

45 To set free from

confinemen­t ( 7)

46 Smart alec know-it-all (8)

48 Direction of prevailing

wind in New Zealand (8)

49 ____ out − begins

journey (4)

51 _____ work − system where different groups perform jobs in relays (5)

53 Loses balance and staggers or lurches (5)

55 Later than expected due to a hold-up ( 7)

57 Hold and state opinion (5) 59 Gave fixed, angry look (6) 60 Hold your _____ − wait a moment (6)

62 Pay ___ service − show insincere agreement or support (3)

64 See lower-left photo ( 7) 66 ____ Matafeo, NZ comedienne and writer (4) 67 Take it ____ − be calm and relaxed (4)

68 Puts money into a scheme with expectatio­n of financial return ( 7)

72 Up to this point (2,3)

74 This describes a horse that is piebald (5)

75 Poisonous plant of the parsley family ( 7) 77 Fruit of chayote plant

eaten as a vegetable (5)

78 Argumentat­ive and feisty ( 7)

79 Attend a meeting without

taking active part (3,2)

80 Lacking physical

sensation (4)

81 Requiring immediate

action (6)

DOWN

1 Deep opening in the

earth’s surface (5)

2 Make bigger ( 7)

3 Praise enthusiast­ically (5)

5 ___ and sundry −

everyone (3)

6 Move at high speed in an

uncontroll­ed manner (6)

7 Reddish oxide coating that forms on metal exposed to moisture (4)

8 _____ Brophy, Kiwi film,

TV and stage actress (9)

9 Italian pasta in the shape

of short tubes (5)

10 Inner surfaces of hands (5)

11 Prospect for future ( 7)

12 ___ yourself go − become careless and untidy in habits or appearance (3) 13 Form of government with a king or queen at head (8) 14 Composed self-assurance (6) 20 Stud on bottom of rugby boot (5)

23 Small shrimp-like planktonic marine crustacean­s (5) 24 Change that is the result of action (6)

25 Trade name of a popular New Zealand brand of outdoor clothing (8)

26 See Mystery Clue

28 See upper-right photo (6)

30 Large muscles in the

upper arms (6)

32 Greatly dismay or horrify (5)

33 Wavers indecisive­ly ( 7)

36 Lacking opportunit­ies for developmen­t or advancemen­t (4-3)

37 Chokes or strangles (9)

38 Didn’t go to bed early (6,2)

41 General progressio­n of working or profession­al life (6)

43 _____ Soper, New Zealand

political journalist (5)

44 Canvas canopy providing

shelter from rain or sun (6)

47 Discussed and accepted

by all parties (6)

50 Expel a tenant from

property (5)

52 Carry people or goods by

vehicle, aircraft or ship (9) 54 See Mystery Clue

56 Catches fire and burns up (8)

58 Action that inflates own sense of selfimport­ance (3,4)

61 Smiles in irritating­ly smug

or derisive way (6)

62 Gracefully supple ( 7)

63 _____ Glacier − New Zealand’s largest glacier, located in Aoraki/Mt Cook National Park (6)

65 Mawkishly sentimenta­l (5)

66 Gives a long, impassione­d

tirade (5)

69 Church minister (5)

70 Film movie (5)

71 ____-skinned − sensitive

to criticism or insults (4)

73 Soft hair coat of some

animals (3)

76 Unit of electrical

resistance (3)

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