New Zealand Woman’s Weekly

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MYSTERY CLUE

20ac & 63ac & 33dn & 72dn. A well-known movie title (3,4,4,5)

ACROSS

1 Disease-causing

bacterium ( 7)

5 Stingy hoarder of

money (5)

8 Nautical map used for

navigation (5)

11 Plants grown on large scale

commercial­ly (5)

14 ___ Hill, well-known Kiwi

radio broadcaste­r (3)

15 Show with singing and

dancing ( 7)

16 Type of wheat used to make

flour for pasta (5) 17 Relatively flat highland ( 7)

18 Make unrecognis­able (8)

20 See Mystery Clue

22 Trend of improvemen­t or

recovery ( 7)

24 Drink in small mouthfuls (3)

26 Plant of buttercup family with brightly coloured flowers ( 7)

27 Something inherited from predecesso­r (6)

29 ____ of the mark – inaccurate or far from truth (4) 30 ____ and kin – friends and

family (4)

34 Male duck (5)

36 _____ Henare, veteran

Kiwi actor (6)

37 Unnecessar­y concern

about detail (9)

40 See upper left photo (9)

42 Agreeably pleasant (9)

45 Happen afterwards as

consequenc­e (5)

47 Drawback in otherwise

ideal situation (5)

49 Long speech made

by one person (9)

52 Instinctiv­e understand­ing (9)

54 Town in Canterbury region (9)

57 Surgical stitch (6)

59 Quantity of goods

produced at one time (5)

62 Carries something heavy

with effort (4)

63 See Mystery Clue

64 Disastrous embarrassi­ng

failure (6)

65 Natural environmen­t of

animal ( 7)

69 Mushroom with brown

cap (3)

70 Form of vitamin A ( 7)

71 Person’s luck or destiny

in life (3)

73 Line determinin­g outer

limits (8)

75 General term for iconic New

Zealand cultural items ( 7)

76 Produce flowers (5)

78 Japanese art of flower

arrangemen­t ( 7)

80 Achieve high marks in

exam (3)

81 Spell of unrestrain­ed

activity (5)

82 Run a _____ ship –

manage organisati­on

strictly and efficientl­y (5) 83 Because of (3,2)

84 Make better ( 7)

DOWN

1 Large fast-moving type

of shark (4)

2 Add or merge together ( 7)

3 Unit of electrical

resistance (3)

4 This describes bathroom immediatel­y adjoining bedroom (2,5)

5 Dr _____ Dickinson,

New Zealand-based science educator known as Nanogirl (8)

6 Sullen and moody (5)

7 In the ___ – in debt (3)

8 Wispy white high altitude

cloud (6)

9 At ___’s length – avoiding

close contact (3)

10 Outer part of round of beef

suitable for roasting ( 7)

11 Take ____ – assume

control (6)

12 Starts shooting (5,4)

13 Base of trunk left standing

after tree has been felled (5)

19 Behaves in ingratiati­ng or

obsequious way ( 7)

21 Open sore on skin (5)

23 Small light rowing boat (5)

25 Magician’s stick (4)

28 Large web-footed birds (5)

31 Person who is no longer

popular or influentia­l (3- 4)

32 Refuse to accept or

believe (4)

33 See Mystery Clue

35 Distribute in portions (5)

38 _____ tooth – fondness for

sugary foods (5)

39 Gas used in fluorescen­t

lighting (4)

40 _____ Campbell, retired

Kiwi profession­al golfer ( 7)

41 Confess or own up (5)

43 Run as form of physical

exercise (3)

44 Food placed on hook to

catch fish (4)

46 Simple straight dress

without waist (5)

48 Period of time (4)

50 Scottish word for girl (4)

51 Gains deservedly through

effort (5)

53 Another word for drank ( 7)

55 Having great deal

of influence and

dynamism (4-5)

56 Tough lightweigh­t synthetic

fabric (5)

58 Fabric woven with parallel

diagonal ribs (5)

60 ____ the spot – is exactly

what is required (4)

61 See lower right photo (8)

63 Person who is rejected or

ostracised by society ( 7)

65 _____ Gulf – gulf stretching from Auckland region to Coromandel Peninsula ( 7)

66 Destructiv­e vortex of

violently rotating winds ( 7)

67 Elaboratel­y decorated (6)

68 Very nearly but not quite (6)

69 Baked goods (5)

72 See Mystery Clue

74 Unit of heredity (4)

76 Annoy or bother (3)

77 Here’s ___ in your eye –

toast to good health (3)

79 High mountain (3)

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