Woman’s Day (New Zealand)

THIS WEEK’S BIG CROSSWORD

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ACROSS

1. Know-it-alls, smart … 4. Statue pedestal 8. Counsel, give some good …

12. Burn slightly

16. Long hill-crest 18. Bag’s long carrying handle (8,5) 19. House’s main sleeping area (6,7) 21. Partner, assistant

23. Fill with delight 24. Express gratitude, say … (5,3) 26. Bargain, get a great … 28. Convent residents 31. Mistake, blunder 32. Star of The Woman In The Window, … Adams 34. Heavy metric weight 35. Stitched, … a dress 36. Silly caper 37. Musical opening (abbrev.) 38. Compelled, … me to do it

39. Harmful microbe 41. Overly self-righteous person

44. Graze, … your knee 45. Scan, a … of the document 49. National song 51. Artist’s picture support 53. Herbivorou­s animal with a short trunk 54. Ancient people of Mexico 56. Prosperity

57. Person from Sana’a, eg 59. Soft-drink gassiness 60. Calf-length garment, … skirt

62. Citrus rind, orange … 63. Ancient Andean civilisati­on

64. Point of the crescent moon, eg 65. Natural sausage skin 67. Strong desire 70. Tense, twitchy 73. Energetic and forceful person

75. Lacking moral strength 76. Put controls on, … your spending (4,2)

77. Turn on the spot

78. Car with extra power source, … charged 79. Brief sleep, have a … 80. Fragrance 84. Rejected, … the claims 85. Intersecti­on point in a network

88. Fateful date for Julius Caesar, the … of March 90. Obfuscate, make hazy 92. Public gardens 93. Rope used to round up cattle

94. Draw in air through the nose, … the air

96. Very overweight 97. Outkast hit, … Ya!

99. Truss (3,2) 100. Eternally, for … 103. Concept, thought 105. Fundamenta­l or essential

107. UK flag, … Jack 108. Nervous, strained 109. Famous first words of Hamlet’s best-known soliloquy (2,2,2,3,2,2) 111. Children’s poems (7,6) 112. Tibetan monks 113. Jane Austen classic,

… And Sensibilit­y

114. Musical group of six 115. Spooky apparition­s 116. Devotional church chant

DOWN

2. Anticipate with pleasure (4,7,2)

3. Ran into, … with another car

4. Less contaminat­ed 5. Latest batch of recruits, new …

6. Go overseas, … abroad 7. Pelvic joint 8. Annual general meeting (1,1,1) 9. Cause hearing loss 10. Trainee hospital doctor 11. White heron 13. Further from the margin of text, an … paragraph 14. Affectedly virtuous person (5-3-5) 15. Process of diffusion 17. Sudden desire 20. Cosy, as … as toast 22. Eagle’s high nest 25. Traditiona­l Ma¯ori feast 26. Whisky measure 27. Misbehave (3,2)

29. To this point, … now 30. Come to a standstill, halt

32. Genus of maple tree 33. Golfer’s nerves

39. Stayin’ Alive band, Bee …

40. Swiss potato cake 42. Swift, a … response 43. Star of The Woman In The Window, … Oldman

44. Rushes like panicking cattle

46. Works well, an … method

47. Extinct wild cattle

48. To a sickening degree (2,7)

50. Made slightly wet or damp

52. Most work-shy 53. Violent storm 55. Richest part of milk 58. Ooze or radiate, … confidence

59. Viral infection 61. Chilly, … cold

66. Ill at ease, … with the decision 68. Wandered, roamed 69. Meat from cattle 71. Injured by a bull, eg 72. Extremely tiny, an … amount 74. Frank, candid 76. Metal bars 80. Pucker, … your lips 81. Red patch of skin 82. Cinderella characters, the … Stepsister­s 83. Released, … the pressure 86. Healthy fats in fish oil, … 3 fatty acids 87. Fencing weapon 88. Ninth letter of the Greek alphabet

89. Apply, … your influence 90. Coffee-making profession­al 91. Sumptuous, very beautiful 94. Orations, public … 95. Given to passing enthusiasm­s

98. Middle Eastern prince

101. Whirlpool, tornado

102. Ruined building debris

103. Spate, surge

104. Deletes, rubs out

106. Ransacks, burgles

108. Categorise­s, … out

110. Retract claim, … your words 111. Complain, pester

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