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

20ac & 72ac & 43dn. A well-known book title (5,3,5)

ACROSS

1 Imitate words or actions (5) 4 Speak about in spitefully

critical manner (6)

7 Image used for medical

diagnosis (4)

10 Feels intense dislike for ( 7)

15 Wading birds that migrate from northern hemisphere to New Zealand every spring ( 7) 16 Head or bust in profile carved in relief on brooch (5)

17 Speak or perform in impromptu way (2-3)

18 Type of Japanese noodles (5) 19 ___ up – make detailed arrangemen­ts for (3) 20 See Mystery Clue

21 Cool self-assurance (6)

22 See upper-right photo (8)

24 Work hard over period

of time (4)

26 Low-built vehicle designed for high-speed performanc­e (6,3)

29 Begins journey (4,3)

32 ____ Hadlow, Kiwi actor and comedian (4)

33 ____ in the dark – random guess or speculatio­n (4) 35 Traditiona­l wine bottle stopper (4) 36 Visually striking performanc­es or displays (10)

40 _____ tooth – fondness

for sugary food (5)

41 Leather with soft napped

surface (5)

42 Directed from outside

towards inner part (6)

44 Provide or furnish (6)

47 Undergroun­d burial

chambers (6)

48 Word or phrase repeated to aid concentrat­ion in meditation (6)

49 Indian side dish of yoghurt, chopped cucumber and spices (5)

50 Particular period of time

in history (5)

53 Major New Zealand book and stationery retail chain (10)

55 Latin word meaning “in the same place” used when citing reference (4)

56 Biblical garden of paradise (4)

57 ____ into – become by process of change (4) 60 Burdens with something onerous ( 7)

62 Irregulari­ty in form or arrangemen­t (9)

65 Unwanted plant (4)

67 Small item that is memento (8)

69 _____ age – idyllic past time of peace, happiness and prosperity (6)

71 Soft lustre on surface (5)

72 See Mystery Clue 74 Small Spanish dishes served with drinks in bar (5)

76 Faces of clocks and watches (5) 77 _____ Locke, late Kiwi writer, historian and activist who died in 2001 (5)

78 Bring and hand over ( 7)

79 Sum totals of assets

owned by people ( 7)

80 Frame or body of ship (4)

81 Arranged or designed in

particular way (6)

82 Makes less intense (5)

DOWN

1 Impressive­ly large or

powerful (6)

2 Small gnat-like fly (5)

3 Card game (8)

4 Unlucky accidents ( 7)

5 Informal word for money (5)

6 Athlete trained in sport involving agility and balance ( 7)

8 Port _____ – New Zealand

port of city of Dunedin (8)

9 Having no legal or

binding force (4)

10 Small star constellat­ion said to represent pair of scales (5)

11 Rosy-coloured stone fruit ( 7)

12 Make tuneful noise through

closed lips (3) 13 Smoothes surface of wood

using abrasive paper (5)

14 Survey of public opinion (4)

23 Small, rounded hill (5)

25 Theft of personal

property ( 7)

27 Mentally perceptive and

responsive (2,3,4)

28 Famous successful New Zealand harness racing horse that died in 1988 (8,3) 29 Put a ____ in it – directive to stop talking (4)

30 Suspicious or dubious (5) 31 Small, mischievou­s sprites (4) 34 Receive and entertain guests (4)

35 Moved stealthily (5)

37 Relevant to matter at hand (9)

38 Small trinket thought to give protection against evil (6) 39 Crackling or hissing noise caused by electrical interferen­ce (6)

43 See Mystery Clue

45 Obtain with care or effort ( 7)

46 ____ Drysdale, New Zealand

champion rower (4)

47 Large, loose hoods worn

by monks (5) 51 Female deer (4)

52 ____ out on – abandons

or deserts (4)

54 This describes nonmainstr­eam music or movie (5)

58 See lower-left photo (8)

59 Diminished gradually (8)

61 Becomes unable to control

temper or emotions (5,2)

63 Fixed mental attitude ( 7)

64 Gave way under pressure ( 7)

66 Prizes given in honour of

achievemen­ts (6)

67 ____ Bradford, New Zealand

TV political reporter (5)

68 Praise and prestige (5)

70 Pigments used for

colouring (4)

71 Hard, strong metal alloy (5)

72 Refreshing­ly original (5)

73 Frame holding glass in

window (4)

75 ___ on the back – expression of approval and commendati­on (3)

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