New Zealand Woman’s Weekly

Mega CASH WORD

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MYSTERY CLUE:

21ac & 40dn

A well-known song title (6,7)

ACROSS

1 Accepted or habitual

practices ( 7)

5 ____ out of water − a person in an unsuitable and uncomforta­ble situation (4)

7 Refuse to take notice of (6)

11 Treaties or agreements (5)

15 Stone fruit with downy skin (5)

16 _____ Adams, champion

Kiwi shot putter ( 7)

17 Embarrasse­d and

ashamed ( 7)

18 ___ of worms − a complicate­d matter that is likely to prove awkward (3) 19 See upper-left photo (5,4) 20 Light umbrella used for protection from the sun ( 7) 21 See Mystery Clue

24 Small Italian dumplings made from potato, flour or semolina ( 7)

26 On ____ − tense or nervous

with anticipati­on (4)

28 In _____ − in progress (5)

30 Type of constricto­r snake (3)

32 Mt _____ − picturesqu­e New Zealand coastal area that is part of Tauranga (9) 35 Person who goes fishing

with a rod and line (6)

36 Health facility (8)

38 Short nail with a sharp

point and large head (4)

39 Scolds or rebukes (6)

41 Colourless gas with

a pungent smell ( 7)

43 Acquire knowledge (5)

46 Much less common (5)

47 Large marine crustacean ( 7)

49 Surname of Kiwi quintuplet­s

born in 1965 (6)

50 Money in notes and coins (4)

53 Mythical sea creatures (8)

55 Scowl in a sullen or

angry way (6)

57 Latest times by which

things must be done (9)

60 Item or set of items

for sale at an auction (3)

61 Scene of romantic

pastoral charm (5)

62 Broad curving inlets

on the coastline (4)

63 Tunnels dug by small

animals such as rabbits ( 7)

66 Cheerful and optimistic (6)

69 Large ape of the forests

of west central Africa ( 7)

71 Came a ___ _____, 1985 Kiwi comedy film in which Billy T James appeared (3,6) 75 Sheltered side (3)

76 Greedy person who eats too much ( 7)

77 Highest singing voice ( 7) 78 On _____ − following a course that is likely to achieve a desired result (5) 79 Metal section of bodywork of a car (5)

80 Traditiona­l tool with a curved blade used for cutting grass (6) 81 Refuse to admit truth of (4) 82 Dessert of pastry rolled up around fruit filling and baked ( 7)

DOWN

1 Dried coconut kernel (5)

2 Preparatio­n for

washing hair ( 7)

3 Earthy pigment containing

ferric oxide (5)

4 Ruling monarch (9)

5 Not in accordance

with fact (5)

6 Narrow band of different

colour (6)

8 Lake _____ − New Zealand South Island lake used for production of salt (9)

9 Handed to you __ _ _____ − achieved or obtained with little effort (2,1,5)

10 Characteri­stic spirit of

culture or era (5)

11 Group of whales (3)

12 Secret store of things (5)

13 Fall down below surface (4)

14 ____ thin − become less

convincing or acceptable (4)

22 Board game based on

acquiring property (8) 23 _____ Williams, awardwinni­ng New Zealand singer/songwriter (6)

24 Full range (5)

25 Teeth on rim of

a gear wheel (4)

27 Doctrine accepted as

authoritat­ive (5)

29 Pear-shaped fruit with leathery skin and green flesh ( 7)

30 Place a wager (3)

31 Smooth-haired breed of hound with short legs and long ears (6)

33 Open sore on the skin (5)

34 Owing money (2,4)

37 Chewed with scraping

movement (6)

40 See Mystery Clue

42 Grinding teeth at the

back of mouth (6)

44 Once more (5)

45 _____ New Zealand − national arts developmen­t agency supporting local artists (8)

46 Talk at length in a

confused aimless way (6)

48 Noisy and disorderly (5)

51 Dry outer coverings of some

fruits and seeds (5)

52 Become unclear or less

distinct (4)

54 In a ___ − stuck in a tedious habitual pattern of behaviour (3)

56 Complicate­d maze (9)

58 See lower-right photo (9)

59 To a small degree (8)

64 Veteran with long

experience (3,4)

65 Black and white bird

with a noisy call (6)

67 Clean and tidy feathers

like birds do (5)

68 Makes a dull heavy sound (5)

70 ____ Chappell, Kiwi

TV and film actress (4)

71 _____-duty − made to withstand very hard wear or use (5)

72 Turning armature of motor

or generator (5)

73 Country bumpkin (5)

74 Applaud to show

approval (4)

76 Jelly-like colloidal

substance (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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