Yorkshire Post - YP Magazine

GIANT CROSSWORD

SATURDAY, MARCH 16

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ACROSS

1 Midday (4)

3 Notice of death in a newspaper (informal) (4) 6 British writer of many popular children’s books, Roald (4)

8 Inflamed sebaceous

glands (4)

11 Live-in domestic helpers from abroad (2,5)

17 Scandinavi­an goddess of love and the night (5) 18 Mouse-like mammal

(5)

19 Units used to

measure land (5) 20 Dim, dull, or filmy

(archaic) (5) 21 Clothes for sleeping

in (abrv.) (3) 22 Wirelesses (6) 24 Rough, knotty

protuberan­ces (6) 25 Intrepidly (6)

26 Look in a lascivious

way (4)

28 Principle underlying the universe in Chinese philosophy (3)

29 Vigorous kind of foxtrot in duple time (3-4)

31 Uses (7)

32 Small quantity of

liquid (7)

35 Afflicted (8)

39 Site of Napoleon’s

defeat (8)

41 Hats, helmets, etc.

(8)

44 Deport (9)

45 Sound of a person

walking (9)

48 Alone (4)

50 Protein derived from the beans of a peafamily plant (4) 52 Expression of contempt or impatience (5) 53 Precisely (7)

55 Come (6)

56 Mentally infirm with

age (6)

57 Pupil (7)

59 The largest river in Europe in terms of length (5)

61 Quarter of a pint (4) 65 Troubles (4) 68 Female singer of popular songs (9) 69 Of a legendary race of female warriors (9)

71 Coming from the land towards the sea (of winds) (8) 72 Betrothal (8)

74 With no curves or deviations (8)

79 Keep down by unjust use of authority (7) 81 Denoting a numerical position in a series (7)

83 Of a blocked blood vessel (7)

85 Sound of disapprova­l (3)

87 Gulp (4)

88 Close by (2,4) 89 Search carefully and systematic­ally again (6) 90 Public speaker who is eloquent or skilled (6)

94 Bird or fish trap (3) 95 Noisy fuss (3-2) 96 Ancient Athenian

philosophe­r (5) 97 Additional (5) 98 Child (5) 99 Corrected (a text) (7) 100 Musical compositio­n

with words (4)

101 Seeds eaten as

vegetables (4)

102 One who has visions

of the future (4)

103 Stare lecherousl­y at

(4)

DOWN

1 Quality of wickedness or criminalit­y (13) 2 Past the time when expected (7) 4 Lie exposed to warmth for pleasure (4)

5 Crowded together

(8)

6 Bead of moisture that condenses on cool surfaces at night (7)

7 Part of a grave (9) 9 Made a special chess move involving a king and a rook (7) 10 Makes more interestin­g by the addition of fictitious detail (11)

11 Elderly (4)

12 Amount in each

hundred (10)

13 Bring from abroad

(6)

14 Periods devoted to particular activities (8) 15 Knockout (informal) (4)

16 Primeval god of darkness, son of Chaos (6)

23 Move stealthily or furtively (5) 27 Removes an obstructio­n from (6) 30 Dynasty which ruled China from 581 to 618 and reunified it (3)

33 Artists who produce head-and-shoulders paintings (12) 34 Tortilla with a filling (4)

36 Bad-tempered and irritable (5) 37 Primary subtractiv­e colour (4)

38 Leaves (5) 40 Insincerit­y and deceitfuln­ess (3-9)

Publicly reject a formerly held belief (6)

43 Jab with the finger (4) 46 Building where dramatic performanc­es are staged (7)

47 Hole (3)

48 Small decorative

shoot or twig (5) 49 Small sponge cake usually soaked in rum-flavoured syrup (4)

51 Not quite right (5) 52 Animal hunted for

food (4)

54 Dried and fibrous

washing sponge (6) 56 Horizontal strip in a

Venetian blind (4) 58 Exclamatio­n of

disgust (3) 60 Implant (living

tissue) surgically (5) 62 Cake topping (5) 63 Extreme minority

(7,6)

64 Spanish painter and etcher (1746-1828)

(4)

66 Course of existence

(4)

67 Interjecti­on used upon making a mistake (6) 68 Document proving a person’s identity or qualificat­ions (11) 70 Amazed (10) 73 Insufficie­ntly cooked

(9)

75 Shakespear­ian

character (5) 76 Artificial universal language developed from Esperanto (3) 77 Cause to be no longer on friendly terms with someone (8) 78 Flowering climbing

plant (8)

80 Whet (7) 81 Affectiona­te form of address between men (3,3)

82 Atomic core (7) 84 Allowing (7)

86 Fly that transmits

sleeping sickness (6) 91 Deep red gem (4) 92 Exchanged for

money (4) 93 University in

Connecticu­t (4) 42

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