Woman’s Day (New Zealand)

THIS WEEK’S BIG CROSSWORD

-

ACROSS

1. Pat down for weapons

4. Not mellow enough for eating, … fruit

8. In a state of repose (2,4)

12. Nerd (US slang) 16. Patronage or shield, under his …

18. Target of ridicule (8,5)

19. Gratifying but brief (5,3,5)

21. Unfastened

23. Raring to go

24. Storytelle­r

26. Shakespear­e’s nickname, the …

28. Dorothy’s dog

31. Level pegging, … scores 32. Small jewelled globe

34. Celebrity chef, … Pierre White

35. Assisted

36. Admit responsibi­lity (3,2) 37. Still breathing, … and kicking

38. Taunts, teases

39. Pack, put away

41. Another name for Christmas

44. Former Philippine­s First Lady, … Marcos

45. AM presenter, … Waiirua

49. Applies, … force

51. Draws close

53. Very, extremely

54. Played safe, … your bets

56. Generally (2,3,4)

57. Deaf and blind author and activist, Helen …

59. Type of lily

60. Grow smaller, the moon will …

62. Extended

63. Song, … She Lovely (3’1)

64. Spanish artist, Salvador …

65. Window glass

67. Absent without leave (1,1,1,1) 70. Climate phenomenon, La …

73. Glittering Christmas decoration strips

75. Antagonise­d

76. Register on arrival (4,2)

77. Baby eel

78. Comedy movie star, … Baron Cohen

79. Kylie Minogue’s singing sister

80. Metric land measure

84. Tall backless seats

85. Only just okay (2-2)

88. Bursts a balloon

90. Biblical monarch, Queen of …

92. Kiwi actor aka Dr Alan Grant, Sam …

93. Stage or movie performer

94. Aromatic herb used in pasta sauce

96. Words to a song

97. Whirring air cooler

99. Yoga pose

100. Long historical film, eg

103. Needing little effort

105. Hand out, … medicine 107. Pacific or Arctic, eg

108. Iceberg veges

109. Global organisati­on founded in 1945 (6,7)

111. Affectedly virtuous person (5,3,5) 112. Duck famed for its down

113. Inuit abode

114. South American archipelag­o, … del Fuego

115. AA Milne donkey

116. The Mummy star, Rachel …

DOWN

2. Crude but effective (5,3,5)

3. Educated, well …

4. Encouraged, … on

5. Membrane at back of eye

6. Filled a suitcase

7. Exclamatio­n of alarm

8. Auckland Institute of Studies (1,1,1)

9. Casual top (1-5)

10. Wayward

11. Instruct, coach

13. Public restroom

14. Power tool (8,5)

15. Pregnant former The Bachelor NZ contestant, … Hoskins

17. Hi-fi systems

20. Frankenste­in’s manservant

22. Spew lava

25. Be in accord

26. Exhale sharply

27. Reinvigora­te, … interest

29. Poppy narcotic

30. Sign of things to come

32. Fiery gemstone

33. Indonesian holiday island

39. Beach grains

40. Broadcasti­ng live (2,3)

42. On many occasions

43. Escape, … of gas

44. Reticent, restrained

46. ICU, … care unit (9)

47. Told untruths

48. Marble-like ornamental material

50. Army or police officers

52. Comparable, … to

53. Starts to relax

55. Run off to marry

58. World-weariness

59. Title of a Muslim leader, … Khan

61. Environmen­tal Protection Authority (1,1,1)

66. Boring

68. Female spouses

69. Tiny flying insect

71. Tortilla chip

72. Unobtrusiv­e, unostentat­ious

74. Hawaiian garlands

76. Cheek, impudence (US slang)

80. French-speaking Caribbean country

81. Baby cow

82. Professor Snape in the Harry Potter films, … Rickman

83. Actor with a tiny role

86. Folklore giants

87. Long ago

88. Petition a deity

89. Location, site

90. Athletics arena

91. Another side of yourself (5,3)

94. Inappropri­ateness, in … (3,5)

95. Slackest, … knot

98. Discontinu­ed, … the TV series

101. Small and dainty

102. Spot where walls meet

103. Audience’s cry for more

104. Artist’s place of work

106. Praise highly

108. Nimble

110. Chandelier singer

111. Hasten a horse, … up

 ?? ??

Newspapers in English

Newspapers from New Zealand