New Zealand Woman’s Weekly

Mega CASH WORD

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When complete, the shaded letters will reveal a well- known film, TV, book or song title (see mystery clue below). MYSTERY CLUE

17ac & 48ac & 22dn & 64dn. A well-known movie title (3,6,5,6)

ACROSS

1 Has influence on ( 7)

5 Clauses added afterwards

to contract or document (6) 8 Band of fabric tied

around the waist (4)

11 Farm buildings used

for storage (5)

15 _____ McCahon, prominent New Zealand artist who died in 1987 (5)

16 Brings up and cares for

during childhood (5)

17 See Mystery Clue

18 Aromatic culinary herb (9) 19 Puzzle with interlocki­ng pieces (6)

20 _____ days – too soon to be sure how situation will develop (5)

21 Pale purple colour (5)

22 Regretting bitterly (5)

24 Permitted by law (5)

26 Lacking nuanced delicacy

or refinement (8)

28 Shoe with thick wooden

sole (4)

30 ___ and flow – natural

movement of sea (3) 33 Well-known chain of small supermarke­ts in New Zealand (4,6)

37 Chasing after (8)

39 Exhibition or contest

of cowboy skills (5)

42 Internatio­nal distress

signal (1,1,1)

43 Smiles broadly (5)

44 Essential parts of

something (8)

45 Walks with a slow,

relaxed pace (6)

48 See Mystery Clue

49 Put forward for

considerat­ion (8)

51 Interestin­gly new and

innovative (5)

52 Edge of cloth that has been

turned and stitched (3)

55 Give private lessons to (5)

57 _____ Langstone, Kiwi

film and TV actress (8)

58 Acts as agent for (10)

60 At this moment (3)

62 Carries or drags with

great effort (4)

63 See lower right photo (8)

66 Hard yellowish brown

translucen­t fossil resin (5)

69 In wild, frenzied way (5)

70 Rule of _____ – broadly accurate guiding principle (5)

71 Anxious awareness of danger (5)

72 Largest town in North Otago region (6)

75 Journalist who contribute­s regular articles (9) 77 Mischievou­s child (3) 78 Substitute for chocolate (5) 79 Pass card through electronic device to scan it (5)

80 Official inspection of

company’s accounts (5)

81 A ____ off your mind –

relief from anxiety (4)

82 Ointment containing

fragrant resin (6)

83 Naval flags indicating

nationalit­y ( 7)

DOWN

1 Curved structure spanning

opening (4)

2 _____-out – quarrel or

disagreeme­nt ( 7)

3 Flexible woody stems of

raspberry plant (5)

4 Scatter untidily (5)

5 Mt _____ – New Zealand volcano that last erupted in 2007 ( 7)

6 Extreme mental and

emotional suffering (8)

7 Loud and disorderly (5)

9 Accumulate over time (6)

10 Large group of people (5)

11 Long, thin, fluffy feather

scarf (3)

12 Merlot or pinot noir, eg (3,4)

13 Gesture of indifferen­ce (5)

14 Official and done in accordance with establishe­d etiquette (6) 22 See Mystery Clue

23 High, steep rock faces (6) 25 See upper left photo ( 7) 27 _____ McLaren, late

New Zealand racing car champion and designer (5) 29 Small design used as symbol of organisati­on (4) 31 Times of rapid economic growth (5)

32 Length of gap between two places (8)

34 Arrogant person who has suddenly gained wealth or social status ( 7)

35 Self-contained flat in

larger building (4)

36 Put limit on (8)

38 Consistent and even (6)

40 Friendly marine mammal ( 7)

41 Building devoted to

religious worship (6)

46 _____ Stokes, New Zealand TV news reporter and presenter ( 7)

47 ____ the hill – old and

past your best (4)

48 Japanese padded

cotton mattress (5)

50 Damage purity or

integrity of (5) 53 State of wretchedne­ss (6)

54 Haze of smoke and other

atmospheri­c pollutants (4)

56 Car race run over public

roads (5)

59 Money affairs (8)

61 Walked like duck ( 7)

64 See Mystery Clue

65 Boringly monotonous ( 7)

67 _____ in – intruding or

interrupti­ng rudely ( 7)

68 New Zealand edible protected shellfish with legal limit on gathering quota (6)

69 Flavouring of coffee

mixed with chocolate (5)

70 Court case (5)

71 First letter of Greek

alphabet (5)

72 With shades of colour blending into each other from light to dark (5)

73 Thinks deeply or ponders (5)

74 Latest informatio­n about

recent events (4)

76 Small rug (3)

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