MiNDFOOD (New Zealand)

MEGA CROSSWORD

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ACROSS

1. Mentally scar

6. Bridge over gorge

10. Native

15. Madam (2’2)

18. Vienna’s country

19. Overawed

20. Skin aperture

22. Computer monitor

23. A washed-up whale is ...

24. Steam-pressed

25. Actress, ... Thurman

26. Steadfast

28. Release grip (3,2)

30. Piloted

31. Crack-filling mortar

32. Coffee seed

33. Map guides

34. Prince William’s mother

35. Inheritor

37. Hence

39. Popular musical, Mamma ...!

40. Folk story, fairy ...

42. Bobs head

45. Doctor’s ... manner

48. Windmill blade

49. Transvaal colonist

50. Document attachment­s

53. Big cricket hit

54. Russian holiday cottage

56. Doesn’t move

59. Artless

61. Weep

62. Overly cute

63. Viral infection (1,1,1)

64. Drink, ... & tonic

65. Prank

66. Gene acid (1,1,1)

68. Made impersonal

69. Unprocesse­d mineral

70. Competitor

71. Rote learned

72. Wood glue (1,1,1)

73. Paramedic, ... officer

74. Destructiv­e tearaway

76. Placing

78. Capital of Cyprus

80. Futuristic (novel) (3-2)

81. Bequest

84. Snooped

85. Subtlety

87. Appropriat­ed

89. Gramophone record

92. Pillager

94. Harp-like instrument

96. Highway verge

97. Increase rapidly

98. Watchful

100. Evaporated

101. Recedes

104. Serviette

105. Patriotic hymn

107. Playwright, Oscar ...

108. Became less drunk (7,2)

112. Dead ringer, spitting ...

113. Smart aleck (4,3)

115. Freeloader

117. Dunk

118. Women’s hats

120. Coagulate

121. Rubbish pile

123. Almanac

125. Shade

126. Disaster

127. Massage ointment

129. New Testament writer, St ...

130. Dripping, sopping ...

131. Rile

133. Involvemen­t

134. Ancient

136. Silly

137. Wagon train’s lookout

140. Ethiopia’s Addis ...

141. Excited squeal

142. Inconsiste­nt

146. Cosmetic oil, ... butter

147. Smear

148. Tool

152. Identical

154. Siamese

155. British award (1,1,1)

156. Jot

157. Spicy honey liquor

159. Courtroom arbiter

160. Peerless, second to ...

162. In situ (2,2)

164. Molasses or treacle

165. Ooze

167. Sultry 169. Economise

171. Abdominal muscles

173. Lethargic

174. Swings up & down

175. Aunts & ...

177. Wail in grief

178. Most inquisitiv­e

179. Riskier

180. Ballet dress

181. Unhappy

182. Shift-worker timetables

183. Patiently

DOWN

1. Male cats

2. Danger alert

3. Quits

4. Offended

5. Ahead of time

6. Practicabl­e

7. Achievemen­t

8. Firmly

9. Wee

10. X-rated (entertainm­ent)

11. Dated

12. Use car blinker

13. Not anybody (2-3)

14. Gave false evidence

16. Excruciati­ng (pain)

17. Measly

20. Warsaw is there

21. Rewrote (essay)

27. Better than normal (5,7)

29. Friendship rift

35. Booed & ...

36. Curly-horned goat

38. Hitler’s Third ...

41. Roman language

43. Acorn bearers

44. Serious (mood)

46. Thumb tack (7,3)

47. Immodest

51. Stubborn conservati­ves (35)

52. Unoccupied zone (2-3’1-4)

55. Obscure

56. Struck (toe)

57. Futilely, to no ...

58. School subject

60. Assistant

67. African thorn trees

69. Lengthy adventure

72. Sat for camera

75. Emblem

77. Sloping

79. Loudest point

82. Blowing from sea

83. Laundry device, washing ...

86. Perform addition (3,2)

88. Zero

90. Irish Republican Army (1,1,1)

91. Blubber

92. Clergyman’s title

93. Roses are ..., violets are blue

94. Nautical shelter

95. Burgle

98. Impressed

99. Fall ill again

102. Boaster

103. Make clear, ... out

104. Current affairs announcer

106. Magical

108. Feeling compassion, ... with

109. Narrative songs

110. Disappears (4,3)

111. Analyst

114. Supersede

116. Create

119. Preamble

122. One-spot cards

124. Parsley or mint

125. Oxen feet

128. Backside

130. Crone

132. Ruined

135. Consider

138. Colour-changing lizards

139. Invincible

141. Stare lustfully at

143. Come back to (group)

144. Listeners

145. Lists

149. Decorous

150. Carer

151. Affect, ... on

153. Quarrel

158. Advantage

161. Edible mollusc

163. Supplies (uniforms)

166. Begins shooting, ... fire

168. Gluttony

170. Inserted piece

172. Outspoken

173. Wheel slide

176. Dish, chop ...

“LAST YEAR’S WORDS BELONG TO LAST YEAR’S LANGUAGE, AND NEXT YEAR’S WORDS AWAIT ANOTHER VOICE.” T.S. ELIOT

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