The Australian Women's Weekly

The Colossus

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ACROSS

1. Assumed name, under an … 5. Monastery head 9. Sudden terror

13. Short cloaks

16. Oyster jewel

17. Escape or avoid capture

18. Last letter of the Greek alphabet 19. View narrowing towards the horizon 20. Caterpilla­r or grub, eg

21. Type of Indian curry, … josh

22. Workers’ guild, trade …

23. Rome’s famous fountain

24. Electrical therapy, … treatment

25. Travel prices, train …

26. Specific slot, … market

27. Accurate, precise 28. Ships’ chimneys 29. Wander restlessly, … about

30. Fastens on

32. Sheep mother

34. Small rug

37. Umpire (abbrev) 39. Bank cash dispenser (1,1,1)

41. Literary compositio­n 42. Nasty, spiteful 44. Arrange in loose folds

47. Gives permission to 49. Furniture item, coffee …

50. Owns, possesses 52. Cowboy’s lariat 54. Subtly signify

57. Victor Hugo novel, … Misérables

59. Coming from the East

60. Large vase

61. Oil lamp, … lantern 62. Soft-drink gassiness 63. Meaningles­s repetition, repeat by …

64. Food cupboards, larders

66. Makes beloved, … himself

67. Area, neighbourh­ood 69. Spiritual guide

70. Cupid

71. Australian bird, spangled …

75. Waded ankle-deep in water

80. Enclosed shopping street

83. Fail to recollect 85. Composer of

The Minute Waltz 86. Original, unique (3-3) 87. Unfaithful spouse, cheater

88. Drink alcohol, eg 89. Reverberat­ed

91. Sings alpine-style 93. Rule over

96. Fragrant thorny flower (3,4)

100. Medical fitness

103. Rise up

104. Scary film, … movie 105. Country formerly called Nyasaland 108. Crisp round lettuce 112. Metal bar that attracts other metal 115. Brand-name fastening strip 117. Forehead hair 118. Famous cavalry attack, … of the Light Brigade

119. Mark made by sea on ship, below the … 120. Prone to

121. Minor complaint 123. Erase, remove 125. Marmalade fruit 127. Nattered, gossiped 131. Birds’ hooked claws 134. Move by small degrees, … forward 135. Dropped from schedule, the program was … 136. Walks wearily

139. Gain a legacy 140. Charade, sham 143. Cygnet’s parent 144. Restless desire 145. Strews around

147. Old record label (1,1,1)

148. Ignite again,

… the romance 150. Devour

151. Pay a call on 154. Margins, at the … 157. Musical twosome 158. Drive back,

… an attack

160. Spotted, was …

162. Aida opera composer

164. Actor and comedian,

… Rogen

166. Swift, a … response 167. Paid sportspers­on 168. Discard, get … of 170. Prohibit

171. At the moment 173. Pumping mechanisms in engines

174. Rock song,

Born in the … (1,1,1) 175. Impersonat­ion 176. Harnesses for oxen 180. Field entrances 181. Ready and willing 182. Research deeply, … into

183. Footloose actor, … Bacon

184. Old US sitcom, … Lucy (1,4)

185. Large fishing net 186. Tilts, slants

187. Artery of the heart 188. Mournful tune

189. Sign up for a course 190. Makes money,

… a living

191. Cheeky, lively and bold

192. Considers,

… it possible

193. Sugary

194. Hurriedly, in …

DOWN

1. Australian national anthem, … Australia Fair 2. Following on from (2,10,2) 3. Sudden outbreak, a … of robberies 4. Escort as a date (4,3)

5. Partnershi­p

6. Spain’s secondlarg­est city

7. Poke fun at 8. Mechanical moving figures 9. Chipper, jaunty 10. Close of the day 11. War, battle

12. Novice driver 13. Bring about

14. Chief female dancer (5,9)

15. Holy place in a temple, inner … 28. King Kong heroine, … Wray

31. Collection

33. Rock song,

You … It Well

34. Method, style 35. Identity cards (1,1,1) 36. Cut and polished stone

38. Spread in many directions (3,3) 40. Adolescent (abbrev) 43. Aircraft’s height 45. Circular, curved

46. Hit for The Who, … Wizard

48. Upper-jaw canine (3-5)

50. Jumped on one foot 51. Fable, The Tortoise and the …

53. Appraise, gauge (4,2) 55. Contracted into wrinkles,

… her mouth

56. Ghost actress, … Moore

58. Put down roots

65. Lack of objectiona­ble qualities

68. Tapas-bar tortilla (7,8)

72. Beatles’ drummer, … Starr

73. Not a soul, tell … (2-3)

74. Study of history through excavation 76. Blue of the sky 77. Daunt, put off 78. Noblemen

79. Initial impression­s, on first …

81. Hooded snake

82. First public performanc­e, movie …

84. Smidgen, just a … 85. Shed tears

90. Senior in years 92. Different, alternativ­e 94. Batman Forever

actor, … Kilmer 95. Uncooked, … food 96. Chinese exercise form, … chi

97. Hymn, … Maria

98. Type of poem 99. Chocolate treat, Easter …

101. Milestone period 102. Classic horror movie actor, … Chaney

106. Find repugnant, loathe

107. Pinafore

109. Best fresh fish,

… of the day

110. Soft flat hat

111. German river

113. Movie, Monty Python and the Holy … 114. US talk-show host, … DeGeneres

116. Have debts,

… money

117. Provided with a meal

122. Radio broadcast medium (4,4)

124. Uses, … her rights 125. Deliberate­ly vague 126. Extremely quickly (2,1,4,2,5) 127. Vulnerabil­ities,

… in his armour

128. Track or field competitor

129. Lingered, stayed 130. Going steady

132. Slightly acquainted (2,7,5)

133. Hi-fi unit

137. Hogwarts hero, Harry …

138. Listen attentivel­y, be all …

141. Laments, … the day 142. Taipei is there 146. Former NSW premier, Bob … 149. Simple board game 152. Whatever happens (2,3,4)

153. Climbing evergreen 155. Tried hard,

… her best

156. Spying activity

159. Golf hole’s rim 161. Obtained by threats, … money

163. US cattle duffers 165. Stocky in build

166. Beam of sunlight 167. Science subject 169. Australian and NZ soldiers

170. Valour, courage 172. Unwanted surplus 177. Shabby, disreputab­le 178. Ticks over,

… the engine

179. Cuts down,

… the trees

180. Grind the teeth

Solution in next month’s issue.

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