New Zealand Woman’s Weekly

Mega CASH WORD

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

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MYSTERY CLUE:

11dn & 56ac & 64dn. A well-known movie title (8,6,7)

ACROSS

1 Bruce ___, Kiwi motorsport

legend ( 7)

5 Common table

condiment (4)

7 Sir John ___, singer of

Cheryl Moana Marie (6)

11 Straight from the garden,

not canned or frozen (5)

15 Copper, zinc or steel,

for example (5)

16 ___ Brown, author of

The Da Vinci Code (3)

17 Unable to see (5)

18 Anti-perspirant personal

hygiene product (9)

19 One of Christ’s

12 disciples ( 7)

20 Practition­er of magic (5)

21 Rear part of the foot (4)

22 Great riches (6)

24 Flashy businessma­n of

dubious legality (4)

26 Hometown of

The Beatles (9)

28 Sharp tooth adapted

for cutting ( 7)

31 Lacking grace

or dexterity (6)

32 Glassy substance used

to coat baths (6)

34 See upper-right photo (6)

36 ___ Grant, actor who stars in

this week’s mystery film (4)

40 Precious gem, a form

of carbon ( 7)

42 See lower-left photo (6)

44 Profound, abstruse (4)

46 Rich milk component (5)

48 Burt ___, Kiwi played by Anthony Hopkins in The World’s Fastest Indian (5)

50 Exist in funk of listless dejection (4)

51 ___ Little, fictional mouse created by EB White (6) 52 Umbrella-like sun shade ( 7) 55 Young cow (4)

56 See Mystery Clue

58 Truman ___, Breakfast at Tiffany’s author (6)

60 Baby at a very early stage of developmen­t (6)

64 First month ( 7)

65 Reckless, easily swayed by emotion (9)

67 One part of a chain (4) 69 Five-cent coin of US currency (6)

71 America’s space agency (1,1,1,1)

73 Feeling the need to scratch (5)

75 US state with the capital Phoenix ( 7)

78 Merchant’s list of stock (9) 79 Southernmo­st town in mainland New Zealand (5) 80 Chopper (3)

81 Support such as an easel (5) 82 Walk in a vain, pompous manner (5)

83 Seafood for which

79 Across is famed (6) 84 French term used to indicated dryness on wine labels (4)

85 Shiny product often used to cover roasting meat ( 7) 1 Creature that gives

birth to live young (6)

2 Popular weekly national

gambling game (5)

3 Family, kin (9)

4 Infamous Australian

bushranger (3,5)

5 Chewy tendon often found

in cheap meat products (5)

6 Large, prized crustacean ( 7)

8 Ancient, aged (3)

9 Soup spoon (5)

10 Type of air pollution (4)

11 See Mystery Clue

12 Electronic missive (5)

13 Teri ___, Desperate

Housewives actress ( 7)

14 Person who likes

to stay up late (5,3)

21 Empty in the middle (6)

23 Male monarch (4)

25 ___ Bennett, Deputy Leader

of the National Party (5)

27 ___ Morrison, Northern Irish

singer of Moondance (3)

29 Tomato ___, ketchup (5)

30 University lecturer

or teacher (8)

33 ___ Hosking, influentia­l

broadcaste­r (4)

35 Secret ___, spy (5)

37 Major city 125km

south of Auckland (8)

38 First man (4)

39 Mark left by an

old wound (4)

41 Member of the woodwind

family (4)

42 Broken, ruined (5)

43 Domestic animal (3)

45 Leader of the Roman

Catholic church (4)

47 Stinging insect (4)

49 Manmade fabric (5)

53 Creature of Greek

mythology that lured

sailors to their doom (5)

54 Russian vehicle drawn

by three horses (6)

57 Type of banded

ornamental quartz (4)

58 Sweet pepper (8)

59 Noisy, black

honeyeater bird (3)

61 Star of the original

Mad Max movies (3,6)

62 ___ Sauvignon, red wine

variety (8)

63 Opulent and luxurious (8)

64 See Mystery Clue

66 Name for the Devil taken from the Latin name for the planet Venus ( 7)

68 Iconic Kiwi footwear

brand (6)

70 Lid, top (5)

72 Very deep chasm (5)

74 Bread’s rising agent (5)

76 Dunedin’s region (5)

77 Extinct bird of Mauritius (4)

79 Cricket run made without

a ball being hit (3)

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