New Zealand Woman’s Weekly

Mega CASH WORD

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Be in to win – write your answer on the coupon on page 71.

MYSTERY CLUE

21ac & 53ac & 79ac & 11dn & 51dn. A well-known song title (9,4,7,2,2,4)

ACROSS

1 Sudden and unexpected (6) 4 Follow and observe

secretly (4)

7 Have two ____ feet –

clumsy (4)

9 Of various types mixed

together (8)

16 Sort yourselves out again

after setback ( 7)

17 _____ Fletcher, former MP and current Auckland city councillor (9)

18 Make an observatio­n ( 7) 19 Mournful song (5)

21 See Mystery Clue

22 Flat sheet of ice floating

in sea (4)

23 Sweep along easily and

swiftly (4)

26 Largest planet in solar

system ( 7)

28 Is jealous of (6)

30 Lazy layabouts who do

no work (6)

32 Annoy persistent­ly (3)

35 Thing that fails to work

properly (3) 36 Fraudulent­ly misleading (5)

38 Fifth-largest town in

Waikato region ( 7)

40 Tasteless and poor

quality (5)

41 Small biting fly (4)

42 Continuati­on of coat or

jacket collar (5)

43 Creator of skin-art (9)

46 Calm region at centre

of storm (3)

48 Statement of debt (1,1,1)

50 See lower left photo (3,6)

52 Drifts through air (5)

53 See Mystery Clue

56 Relating to regular

movements of sea (5)

58 In _____ – on way from

one place to another ( 7)

59 Have intense feeling of

longing (5)

60 ___ Balme, Kiwi actor and

screenwrit­er (3)

61 ___ for the course – average or expected state of affairs (3)

62 Separate section of legal document (6)

64 Pattern of diamonds used in knitted garments (6) 67 Severe physical or mental suffering ( 7)

70 Rough bad-mannered person (4)

71 Total failure (4)

73 Including as necessary part (9)

76 Brim at front of cap to shade eyes (5)

79 See Mystery Clue

81 Final demand or statement of terms (9)

82 The town of Bluff is famed for this edible delicacy ( 7) 84 Pointer that gives directions

and shows the way (8)

85 Uses dinghy oars (4)

86 Elegant and stylish in upper

class way (4)

87 Memorable sayings (6)

DOWN

1 Broadcast on TV or radio (5)

2 ___ up – set up in a

makeshift way (3)

3 The _____ , weeknight TV

current affairs show ( 7)

5 Collection of historical

documents and records ( 7)

6 Unpleasant­ly vivid or

shocking (5)

7 Gracefully supple ( 7)

8 Insubstant­ial and easily

damaged (6)

10 Form of sugar ( 7)

11 See Mystery Clue

12 Situation where both competitor­s have same score (3)

13 Old-fashioned (5)

14 Strong pole used as mast

on boat (4)

15 Meat from cow (4)

20 Persuaded to take part (5,2)

24 Small partitione­d-off area

of room ( 7) 25 Noise made to attract someone’s attention surreptiti­ously (4)

26 ____ Dobson, well-known Kiwi media producer and presenter (4)

27 Distinctiv­e ceremonial clothing and emblems indicating status ( 7)

29 Absolutely essential (5)

31 See upper right photo (9)

33 Spring that discharges

hot water and steam (6)

34 An exclamatio­n of

annoyance (4)

36 _____ in – interrupts or

intrudes (5)

37 Individual items of clothing that can be worn in different combinatio­ns (9)

39 Types of organic

compounds ( 7)

44 Happening immediatel­y ( 7)

45 Metal or plastic disc used

in slot machines (5)

47 Iconic Kiwi brand of ice

cream (3,3)

49 Be subjected to ( 7)

51 See Mystery Clue

52 Showing quick, inventive

verbal humour (5) 54 Respects and admires ( 7)

55 Discharge or issue forth (4)

57 Mechanism for fastening

door securely (4)

63 Makes accusation without

proof ( 7)

65 Renovates or modernises ( 7)

66 Puzzling mysteries ( 7)

68 Altered to improve or

correct ( 7)

69 Small informal restaurant (6)

70 Polishes to make shiny (5)

72 Sir ____ Holmes, late

Kiwi broadcaste­r who died in 2013 (4)

74 Pause in intensity (3-2)

75 Give out steady light without

flame (4)

77 Hard, dry biscuits given to

teething babies (5)

78 Weak, unadventur­ous

person (4)

80 Fall behind (3)

83 ___ on – encourage to

something foolish or risky (3)

 ??  ?? When complete, the shaded letters will reveal a well- known film, TV, book or song title (see Mystery Clue below).
When complete, the shaded letters will reveal a well- known film, TV, book or song title (see Mystery Clue below).

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