Yorkshire Post - YP Magazine

GIANT CROSSWORD

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ACROSS

13 Code word representi­ng the 16th letter of the alphabet (4) 14 Innermost sanctuarie­s in Greek temples (5) 15 Mistreated (6) 16 Biscuit containing a layer of compressed currants (9)

18 Font (8)

19 Area of ground for take-off and landing (8)

20 Short rests taken in a horizontal position (3-5)

23 By way of (3)

25 Hard hat (6)

26 To an excessive or exaggerate­d degree (4,3,3)

29 Medieval prose narratives in Old Icelandic (5)

34 Fruit of the

blackthorn (4) 35 Suffocate (5)

36 Twist together (7) 37 100-eyed monster in

Greek mythology (5) 39 Explosive device

sent in the post (6,4) 41 Optical illusion

caused by heat (6) 42 British overseas territory in the South Atlantic Ocean (2,6) 44 Skin tight garment

(7)

46 Crucial (9)

48 Not at all (2,3) 50 Wild mammal’s

hidden home (3) 53 Governance by experts with specialise­d knowledge (11)

54 US decoration for those wounded or killed in action (6,5) 58 Vocals (3)

59 Titles given to women with the rank of Knight Commander (5) 60 Type of triangle with two sides of equal length (9) 62 Implement used to free blockages from plumbing (7) 66 Bottle with a stopper

for serving (8) 68 Cony (6)

70 Moving staircases

(10)

73 Proceed without interrupti­on and seamlessly (5) 74 Hard, shiny dark brown nuts of the horse chestnut (7) 75 Black in heraldry (5) 77 Futile (4)

79 Shop (5)

81 Help (10)

83 State of extreme

confusion (6) 85 Make a request (3) 88 Flying (8) 91 Tree-living (8) 93 People who move to a new, previously unpopulate­d, area (8)

96 Relating to knowledge or to the degree of its validation (9) 97 One who obtains pleasure from inflicting pain (6) 98 Mistake (5) 99 Large hessian bag

(4)

DOWN

1 Lots (4)

2 Less wild (5) 3 Cure-all (7) 4 Garden in Athens in which Aristotle taught philosophy (6)

5 Portion of tobacco when used for chewing (3) 6 Loose-fitting undergarme­nts which have shoulder straps (9)

7 Engage in a struggle

(6)

8 Scoff (4) 9 Two-masted sailing

vessel (4)

10 US coins each worth one tenth of a dollar (5)

11 Symbol of holiness

or purity (4) 12 Prejudices (6) 17 Natural desires to satisfy bodily needs (9)

21 Move from side to

side (3)

22 Fragrant essential oil made from rose petals (4)

24 Treated with

disrespect (8) 27 Brightly coloured

tropical fish (5) 28 Complies with laws

or commands (5) 30 Diamond pattern on

knitted garments (6) 31 One that is not

present (8)

32 The majority of (4) 33 Cunning and

unscrupulo­us (13) 35 The largest island in

the West Indies (4) 36 Decree (5) 38 Groups organised to look for missing persons (6,7) 40 Scrooge (5) 43 People who deal in

stolen goods (6) 45 Playing card with

three spots (4) 47 Ability to make good judgements and quick decisions (6) 49 Call given, typically three times, by a town crier (4) 51 Change location (4) 52 Female relation (4) 55 Looks quickly and

furtively (5) 56 County of SW

England (8)

57 Poor countryfol­k (8) 61 Omits (5) 63 Burrowing mammal

(6)

64 Primary (9)

65 Body of water (4) 67 Sways (5)

69 Ovine sound (5) 71 Relating to the

mouth (4)

72 Artificial language

devised in 1887 (9) 76 Small sponge cake usually soaked in rum-flavoured syrup (4)

78 Is significan­t or

important (7)

79 Male fertilisin­g

organ of a flower (6) 80 Belonging to us (3) 82 Relating to Scandinavi­a, Finland, and Iceland (6) 84 Strongly wish for (6) 86 Adjusted to the required position or degree of accuracy (5)

87 Thread for cleaning the spaces between the teeth (5) 89 Person in charge (4) 90 Profoundly immoral

and wicked (4) 92 Boast (4) 94 Triangular structure for positionin­g the balls in pool (4) 95 Married (3)

House call: Italian actress Sophia Loren on the set of the film Lady L at Castle Howard on March 10 1965. She was starring with Paul Newman and David Niven in the comedy, which was written and directed by Peter Ustinov.

 ?? Picture: Evening Standard/Hulton Archive/Getty Images ??
Picture: Evening Standard/Hulton Archive/Getty Images

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