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£1000 Big name crossword

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Solve the clues and the shaded squares will spell out words linking Charlie Higson and Paul Whitehouse, then call or text the numbers below with your prize words for a chance to win £1000.

ACROSS

1 Hairy horror-film creature (8) 5 Australian ‘bear’ (5) 8 Take for granted (7) 14 Fried cod-and-potato item (4, 4)

15 Step on the gas (10) 16 Drainage trench (5) 19 Street or lane (4)

20 Bend out of

shape (5)

21 Nervous (5)

22 Car fuel (6)

25 — Barlow,

X Factor judge (4)

26 Group of

musicians (4)

27 False name (5)

28 Horse’s neck-hair (4) 31 Summer shoe (6)

32 Sense of

self-respect (7)

33 Head cook (4)

36 Religious

minister (6)

37 Baking chamber (4) 39 Cyclist (5)

45 Upper limb (3)

46 Dismiss from a job (4) 47 Dancer’s

garment (7)

48 Eyelid hair (4)

49 Enjoyment (3)

51 — Moore, James

Bond actor (5)

52 Street vehicle

on rails (4)

53 Curly-haired dog (6) 57 Toothy smile (4)

59 Cat’s cheek-hair (7)

61 Second-largest continent (6)

65 Thick cord (4)

66 Have a

hankering (5)

67 Bird’s bill (4)

68 Roaring big feline (4) 70 Tune (6)

71 Make a baaing sound (5) 73 Music star Bowie or comedian Walliams (5)

74 Rubber stopper (4) 80 Elevate (5)

81 Book of word

definition­s (10)

82 Poison

neutralise­r (8)

83 Moorland plant (7) 84 Waterlogge­d

area (5)

85 Reject,

abandon (8)

DOWN

1 Thin biscuit (5) 2 Bistro, eatery (10) 3 Candle cord (4) 4 Tepid (8)

6 As soon as (4) 7 Long vegetable (4) 9 Marsh plant (4) 10 Abrupt (6) 11 Procession of vehicles (9) 12 Ask for (7) 13 Moist (4) 17 Sherlock —, Baker Street sleuth (6) 18 Connect in one’s mind (9)

23 Grass-cutting

machine (9)

24 Thin fog (4)

25 Sharp intake

of breath (4)

29 Unbiased (4)

30 Burn slightly (6)

34 Fruit similar to

a nectarine (5)

35 — Sinatra, singer

of My Way (5)

38 Go into (5)

40 Silly (4)

41 — Manilow,

pop star (5)

42 Self-satisfied (4)

43 Full of potential (9) 44 Breakfast

rashers (5)

46 Cleaning season? (6) 50 Vessel for towing

water-skiers (9)

54 Hitchhiker’s ride (4) 55 Absurd (10)

56 Young deer (4)

58 Disgusting (9)

60 Untidy pile (4)

62 Introducto­ry book (6) 63 Egyptian

monument (7)

64 Solo card game (8) 69 Pre-Christmas period (6) 72 Door-securing device (4)

75 Emerald-coloured (5) 76 Lazy (4)

77 Be aware (4)

78 Percussion

instrument (4)

79 Brad —,

Hollywood star (4)

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