Manawatu Standard

TAKEABREAK YOUR STARS CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

- By Forecaster­s

ARIES ( MAR 21 – APR 20)

With the laws of attraction and synchronic­ity in effect and a heart that knows what it wants, the scene is set for serendipit­ous moments.

TAURUS ( APR 20 – MAY 21)

Just a day after yesterday’s Full Moon brought the wakeup calls needed to take your power back expect to be inspired when and where you least expect.

GEMINI ( MAY 21 – JUNE 22)

Serendipit­ous moments are likely, with an ordinary day likely to turn out to be an unexpected­ly auspicious day for friendship and relationsh­ip building.

CANCER ( JUNE 22

– JULY 24)

An alignment between Venus and Uranus in your career sector is likely to create some Eureka moments and/ or serendipit­ous events.

LEO ( JULY 24 – AUG 23)

There is a sense of spontaneit­y in the air and with the laws of attraction and synchronic­ity in effect, the potential for some serendipit­ous moments.

VIRGO ( AUG 23 – SEP 23)

It’s an alignment between the planets of money and synchronic­ity in your fi nancial sector that brings the potential for Eureka moments.

LIBRA ( SEP 23 – OCT 23)

Today is destined to be an auspicious day for relationsh­ip matters, with the laws of attraction and synchronic­ity in effect.

SCORPIO ( OCT 23 – NOV 24)

With the laws of attraction and synchronic­ity in effect, but with the Moon in your income sector you’ve also got a nose for money.

SAGITTARIU­S ( NOV 24 – DEC 21)

With a lot of wakeup calls around work matters and especially time management, this challenges the way you look at things across the board.

CAPRICORN ( DEC 21 – JAN 20)

An alignment in your home and family sector puts the focus on your home and personal space just as things are gearing up to take off profession­ally.

AQUARIUS ( JAN 20 – FEB 19)

There is something special developing on the communicat­ion front that you can’t control and manage and even if you tried you might spoil things.

PISCES ( FEB 19 – MAR 20)

An alignment between Venus and Uranus brings the laws of attraction and synchronic­ity together, triggering unexpected developmen­ts.

ACROSS 1.

I tape sport, I edit – appeases ( 11)

Poem about one in liquor, the store being large ( 8) Mean to get close ( 4)

That which blooms in haste, repents ( 5) Fine leather bit of leg ( 4) Seem dreamy, for a satellite ( 4)

Some support for a wall may be put out to sea ( 4)

Gets clear where cricket practice is going on ( 4)

Gather a different angle

8. 9. 10. 13. 16.

17.

18.

20.

( 5)

if

it

Claim it’s a part of their nature, vandals returning ( 4)

24.

Aint misbehavin­g: absolutely to adore is the answer! ( 8)

Dwellings round the common, where things are grown? ( 11)

25.

26. DOWN 2.

Line work in the Sappers ( 4)

Capital needed for change of air in afterthoug­ht ( 5)

When fi ghting stops, cheer- leader’s found in loyal setting ( 5)

3.

4.

Something that’s worn is shaped in cut ( 5)

To listen meant adapting, if so full of feeling ( 11)

The things one would rather! ( 11)

Sound taste around the West

5.

6.

7.

11.

( 5)

To heighten bravura, is contained ( 5)

What soprano may sing, given up in fair assessment ( 4)

12.

14.

YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION: Across

Down

15.

easily

One applicatio­n of paint for Ulster, perhaps ( 4) Red Boy Blue? ( 5) A meal it takes an eon to fi nish

15. 19. 21.

( 5)

Last thing to say, sounding like a thing one’s owing ( 5)

Assumed attitude to perplex one with questions ( 4)

22.

23.

1. Decimate 4. Calm 8. Nab 9. Obese 10. Tar 11. Treated 12. Exist 13. Chain- smoker 17. Comma 18. Tripped 20. Rue 21. Lying 22. Pip 23. Dash 24. Reptiles

1. Denote 2. Cable 3. Tweed 5. Astride 6. Merits 7. Developing 9. Obtainable 14. Hammers Scored 16. Adepts 18. Tripe 19. Papal

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