The Mail on Sunday

BARE BONES

WIN A COLLINS ENGLISH DICTIONARY AND THESAURUS SET, AND A BRADFORD’S CROSSWORD SOLVER’S DICTIONARY

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Our Bare Bones Crossword is unique because you have to complete the grid – numbers and squares – as well. We have inserted four black squares and four clue numbers to get you going. The crossword has a four-way symmetry: both top and bottom and left and right match, so you can fill in 12 more squares straight away.

There is a prize of a Collins English Dictionary and Thesaurus set, and a Bradford’s Crossword Solver’s Dictionary. Send your solution to: Bare Bones Puzzle No 783, The Mail on Sunday, PO Box 3451, Norwich NR7 7NR. Entries must arrive by Friday, April 21 (photocopie­s not accepted). The winner’s name will be published on May 07 from the first correct entry drawn. Winner of Bare Bones No 780: William Breslin, of Oakwood, Derby.

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ACROSS

7 Father takes shelter, that is obvious 8 Tenant is in a gatehouse on the right 11 Feel kind about a large deer 12 Complainin­g about a metal fence 13 Knock a source of water 14 Extra paradiddle­s with a snare 15 Mark’s out of mascara 20 Overambiti­ous, having a great deal of time 21 Letters received about Lima getting British silver 22 Magazine about a range in the kitchen 23 Crush the spirit 24 Difficult to deal with, right inside depression

DOWN

1 Rely on stability from what’s left in account (Two words) 2 The artist has kind generosity 3 Kept report that was dull 4 Simple scheme to capture island 5 Nowadays have time for a proverb 6 Run after intensity of main explosive (Two words) 9 Chap afterwards accepts answer of no religion 10 Bridge has craft, but without luxuries 16 Common name for a forger 17 Lacking strength, having left out one of the senses 18 Calm down, making a racket with energy 19 Big look around a chilly residence

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