Glasgow Times

Giant Crossword

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ACROSS

12 Your mum’s sister (6) 13 Fellow actor or actress in a film or play (2-4) 14 ___ Walsh, singer (9) 16 Washable floor covering (4) 18 Rude, impertinen­t (8) 19 In an aircraft or ship (2,5) 20 Lubricatin­g fluid (3) 21 Ghost, phantom (7) 22 Equal odds (5) 23 Bring or come together (8) 25 Go-getters (9) 27 Pull sharply (4) 29 Conscience-stricken (7) 31 Suspend proceeding­s (7) 33 Bamboo-eating animal (5) 35 Scruffy, slovenly (7) 39 Battles (4) 41 Far too sweet (6) 44 Couple, pair (7) 45 Set free (8) 48 Old office worker in a ‘pool’ (6) 49 Part of a camera (4) 50 Is indecisive (9) 52 Strong-tasting (7) 56 Bring in crops (7) 58 Kingly, majestic (5) 59 Root vegetables (7) 60 Open (a door) with a key (6) 62 ___ suite, honeymoone­rs’ hotel rooms (6) 64 Jealous, resentful (7) 67 Easy (job) (5) 69 Queen’s castle (7) 71 Rumbling noise in the sky (7) 73 Act in a partisan way (4,5) 74 Reflected sound (4) 75 Dull, dreary (6) 78 Shook from fear or cold (8) 80 Leftover bit (7) 82 Road (6) 83 Chaste (4) 85 Prickly emblem of Scotland (7) 87 Hat edges (5) 89 Collection of public records (7) 91 Salted or roasted snack items (7) 96 Sonny’s 1960s partner (4) 98 Acrobatic upside-down balance (9) 100 Roughly shaped currant bun (4,4) 101 Opposite of ‘friend’ (5) 104 Be subjected to, suffer (7) 106 ___ Tyler, US actress (3) 107 Small open pie (7) 109 Loosen muscles in preparatio­n for exercise (6,2) 110 Sticky paste (4) 111 Train’s cafe section (6,3) 112 Powerful businessma­n (6) 113 Opposite of ‘open’ (6) DOWN 1 System that helps drivers find their way (6) 2 Difficulty getting to sleep (8) 3 Published slander (5) 4 Lose your youthful vigour (2,2,4) 5 Cheque counterfoi­l (4) 6 Bring into existence (6) 7 Level, not bumpy (6) 8 Place where a spring comes out of the ground (4,4) 9 Extravagan­t publicity (4) 10 Result of a puncture (4,4) 11 Invisible (6) 14 Abduct for ransom (6) 15 Pay attention (6) 17 Store secretly (5) 24 Ink stain (4) 26 Surname of Scottish singer Emeli (5) 28 Patsy ___, British actress (6) 30 Wobbly, unsteady (5) 32 Bad or unfair treatment (3,4) 34 Give weapons to (3) 36 Adjust feathers (5) 37 Casual or sports garment (1-5) 38 Score of zero (3) 40 Winter sportsman (5) 42 Women’s skirt-cum-trousers (8) 43 Of or relating to the Moon (5) 46 Heavenly messenger (5) 47 Shop selling cheese and cold cuts (4) 51 In a state of inactivity (2,4) 53 Complete policy change (1-4) 54 Deliberate­ly avoid (6) 55 Considered in its entirety, not in parts (2,1,5) 56 Belonging to the woman (3) 57 First name of singer Ms Goulding (5) 61 Worthless dog (3) 63 Bottom of the class (5) 65 Meat from a calf (4) 66 Too thin (6) 67 Char or domestic (7) 68 Light sailing vessel (5) 70 Ice-cream server (5) 72 75 76 77 79 81 84 86 88 90 92 93 94 95 Break out of an egg (5) Collect or understand (6) Worth, deserve (5) Catch in a mesh (3) Burp (5) Rough-leaved tall tree (3) Stylishly fashionabl­e (4) Machine for destroying documents (8) Determined or decided (8) Holiday (8) Balderdash (8) Event that will never happen again (3-3) Magazine boss (6) ___ and crossbones, pirates’ emblem (5) 97 Every sixty minutes (6) 99 Useful suggestion­s, guidance (6) 100 Thing not often seen (6) 102 Musty, mildewed (6) 103 Stank (5) 105 Official gown (4) 108 ___ Ness monster, famous creature (4)

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