Woman’s Day (Australia)

THIS WEEK’S BIG CROSSWORD

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ACROSS

1. German born Irish actor, ... Fassbender 4. Monaco’s city, Monte ... 8. Homo sapien

11. Eats loudly

16. Erin Brockovich actor, ... Eckhart 18. Fairground (9,4) 19. Treatment for emotional problems 21. In the fresh air 23. Tasmania’s nickname, ... Isle

24. Narrow bladed dagger 26. Running competitio­n 28. Singing associate of Crosby and Stills, Graham ... 31. Futuristic literary genre (3,2) 32. Garden plot

34. Level betting odds 35. Become pale 36. Dance involving a line of people 37. Proprietor 38. Exhibition 40. Workstatio­n

42. Game Of Thrones actor, ... Harington 43. Reflection of sound 47. Daintily built 48. Throbbing pain 50. Common table condiment 53. Smoked herring 54. Districts

56. First Director of the FBI, J ... Hoover 57. Treaty

60. Very complicate­d or delicate 61. Stadiums 64. Himalayan ox 65. Honey makers 67. Ship’s vertical pole 70. Belly

71. Adept

72. Note

73. Eye’s coloured part 74. Jewel

76. Surfeit

79. Legume 81. Coalmine 83. Swedish actress,

... Vikander 85. Recipient of a letter 86. Move in a circle 87. Makeshift boats 88. Book or film’s name 89. Small termite eating marsupial of WA 90. Young goats 93. Batters down

95. Hire contracts 96. Band worn over the shoulder 99. Commercial­s 100. Tennis ace, ... Murray 102. Sausage

104. Person related by marriage (2,3) 105. Crucial

106. Breaking Bad spin off series, Better Call ... 108. Qualifying rounds 109. Drink slowly 111. Person who is given money 113. Eyelid disorder 116. Thin straight bars 118. Far from deserved 120. Famous Parisian cathedral, ... Dame 121. Pristine

122. Bad case of nerves (6,7) 124. Designer of roads, bridges, dams etc (5,8) 125. Ancient Greek fable writer

126. Dislikes intensely 127. Black and white striped animal 128. Adult male voice 129. Winner’s badge of ribbon

DOWN

1. Rich pastures 2. Retaliate (7,6)

3. Old name for a pub 5. Llama-like South American animal 6. Grubs

7. Acorn bearing tree 8. Jump on one foot 9. Hidden

10. Curves 12. Unnecessar­y

13. Full of suspense (5,8) 14. Door’s observatio­n glass

15. Burden of proof 17. Swindles 20. Fencing sword 22. Increase 25. Molars, eg 26. Haystack 27. Habitual sceptic 29. Declare void

30. This place

32. Cook pastries and biscuits

33. Morse code signals 39. Bouquet of flowers 40. Robin Williams movie, ... Poets Society 41. Kitchen strainer

44. Wire bird enclosures 45. Alternativ­e name for gumbo

46. Lower arm joint 48. Status quo, leave it … (2,2) 49. Quick to react (3,6) 51. Pain relief medication 52. Pour down

55. Paper hankies 58. Desert’s beast of burden 59. Jewish leader 62. Large endangered African animal 63. Inspect the accounts of 65. Plead 66. Perfume, ... de cologne 68. Lumberjack’s tool 69. Food can 74. Hollow cheeked 75. Poor administra­tion 77. Elevates 78. Assignment

79. Lays a wager 80. Russian dramatist,

... Chekhov

81. Give a verdict (4,9) 82. Irritate playfully 84. Creative studies 86. Depend confidentl­y 91. Surface decoration 92. Carpentry tools 93. Request to reply to an invitation (1.1.1.1.)

94. Saying, slogan

97. Old proverb

98. Snake sound

100. NZ mountain range, Southern ... 101. Become desiccated (3,2)

103. Pickled cucumbers

106. Soldiers on guard duty

107. Articulate­d silently

110. Tiniest amount

112. Rapid rise

114. Multiply by three

115. Inspire affection

116. Cooking formula

117. Dotted playing piece

119. Extending far down

121. Plant support

123. Tasman or Caspian, eg

124. Cradle

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