Woman’s Day (Australia)

THIS WEEK’S BIG CROSSWORD

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ACROSS

1. Determine a metal’s compositio­n

4. Wait upon, … to her every need 8. Muscle tics, eg 12. Break into pieces 16. Blunder 18. Roughly, round about 19. Electrical device for a dressmaker (6,7) 21. Able, proficient 23. Related to sight, … nerve

24. Ran naked at sports match, eg

26. Star of Milk and Mystic River, Sean …

28. The Greatest Showman star, … Jackman 31. Register for a course 32. Whichever is to hand 34. Come to an agreement, make … (1,4) 35. Implore 36. Exterior, … surface 37. Style of bay window 38. Eulogise, praise 39. Harvest ripe crops 41. Ballerina’s stiff skirt 44. Unable to understand, slow on the … 45. Education institutio­ns 49. Sounded alike, the words … 51. Australian native dog 53. First Greek letter 54. Slow and mournful tunes 56. Happening too soon, a … birth

57. The Naked Gun actor, … Nielsen

59. Star Wars character, Princess … 60. Barely cooked,

… steak 62. Ballpoint pen 63. South African city, … Town

64. Greek singer, … Mouskouri 65. Disapprovi­ng calls 67. Former Formula One driver, … Lauda 70. Mausoleum 73. Peruse again,

… the instructio­ns

75. In a prominent position (2,3,4) 76. Necessitat­e 77. Blend of two metals 78. Cook lightly in oil 79. Late evening meal 80. Ambushes, accosts 84. Fabricated (4,2)

DOWN

2. Auxiliary, reserve 3. Consecrate­d with oil 4. Toting weapons 5. Gossip, tittle … 6. US country singer, Willie … 7. Evaporate, … up 8. Mayday call (1,1,1) 9. Give a sermon 10. Travelling on snow 11. Wise people

13. The Greatest Showman

co-star of 28. Across, … Williams

14. Be very obvious (5,3,1,4) 15. Outing, visit (3,4) 17. Plant’s wispy climber 20. Shock into silence 22. Strange and spooky 25. Delightful surprise, a real …

26. Gently fall into water 27. Musical symbols 29. Modules, … of study 30. Come to a standstill 32. Curved entrance 33. Reel and string toy (2-2) 39. Scarlet and crimson, etc 40. Musical, … Get Your Gun

42. Top part of boot 43. Russian range, … Mountains

85. Irritate 88. Courageous person 90. Robber 92. Swashbuckl­ing Tassie-born movie legend, … Flynn

93. In a frosty manner 94. Ate in a restaurant, … out

96. Judi Dench movie,

Victoria & …

97. Historical age, a new … 99. Exaggerate­dly masculine

100. Pastry dishes 103. Omen

105. Convent head, Mother … 107. Gentleman’s gentleman 108. Glandular nasal tissue 109. Prestigiou­s dinner place on a cruise (7’1,5) 111. From Europe to North America, … flight

112. Magic Mike star, Channing …

113. More accurate or real, a … representa­tion

114. As a substitute (2,4) 115. Pantyhose

116. Basis of soups

44. Rolf Boldrewood novel, Robbery … (5,4) 46. Famous Egyptian queen 47. Arabian Gulf state 48. Praising, a … speech 50. Put on your best clothes, get … (7,2)

52. Lack of transparen­cy, the … of the glass 53. Oxygenates

55. Eva Peron’s nickname 58. Wear away gradually 59. Classic horror movie actor, … Chaney 61. Backward flow 66. Festive covering for gifts (8,5)

68. Lazy person 69. Scold, … off

71. Small rodent 72. Fatherly

74. Patch up socks, eg 76. Protest march (abbrev) 80. More unfavourab­le 81. Prestigiou­s US university 82. Operatic piece 83. Futuristic fiction (3-2) 86. AV, … visual 87. Seaweed 88. Religious song 89. Competed at speed 90. Bunchy clump of grass 91. Legitimate object for attack (4,4)

94. Sad, miserable 95. Analyse minutely,

… the problem 98. Bread bun

101. Jaffa’s country 102. Graceful, lithe 103. Torch song, … Weather 104. South American term for a foreigner

106. Swiss potato cake 108. Pure-bred racehorses 110. Perfume, … de Cologne 111. Brewer’s vat

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