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The Burstows Super Puzzle book

February - April 2017

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PLAYING SUDOKUTo solve a Sudoku puzzle, every number from 1 to 9 must appear in:• Each of the nine vertical columns• Each of the nine horizontal rows• Each of the nine 3 x 3 blocksRemember no number can occur more than once in any row, column or 3x3 block.PLAYING CROSSWORDSCrosswords are one of the greatest word association puzzles of all time. Our 15x15 crosswords are easy to do in one session or complete over time. Using the clues provided fillintheanswersmovinglefttorightandtoptobottom.Workwithafriendifyouwantas sometimes two heads are better than one when solving a crossword puzzle. The more puzzles you do, the more familiar you’ll be with standard puzzle clues and answers.PLAYING WORDSEARCHFind all the words listed hidden in the grid of letters. They can be found in straight lines up, down, forwards, backwards or even diagonally.PLAYING CODE CRACKEREach number represents a different letter of the alphabet.Work out which numberstandsforwhichlettertocompletethecrossword.We’vegivenyoutwoletterstostart.All words are from a dictionary and no proper nouns are used. All letters of the alphabet arenotalwaysused.Whenyouhavecrackedthecodefillintheanswerintheboxesatthe bottom.PLAYING TRIVIATrivia is a great way to test your memory for general knowledge and history. Simply write your answers beside the questions and check to see how many you got right. Great to do with friends or on your own.COLOURING FOR ADULTSLike painting and craft, coloring offers a great source for focus and creativity. It has beenshown tohavestress-reducingbenefitsandhelpswithanxiety inpeopleofallages. It is a great fun social activity that produces a similar calming effect on the brain to meditation.

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Wordsearch No:1 Theme: MYTHICAL BEINGS

1. WhowasknownasthefatherofAustraliantheatre?

2. ClaimedtobeburiednearWarrnambooliswhich400plusyearoldship?

3. InwhichyeardidCycloneTraceyhitDarwin?

All Australian Trivia 1-3

Crossword No:1

GMERGOPEGASUS

UWEEHSNABOUWY

NUNDNWXNIHPSD

NDRCUOEQGDPLI

IVOEXSGRUREAA

LACNOIAAEPGRM

BMITLSNTRWNUR

OPNAPBSEBDOTE

GIUUFNCUONMLM

YRAROHNUYHEVF

PEAMAYKMRYPQB

RWIUIUPIXIEUA

DFNPEHCYCLOPS

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ACROSS1. St ... of Arc7. Restaurant tab10. Tabloids (5,6)11....starttofinish12. Actor, ... Baldwin13. Perused15. In proportion, pro ...17. Japanese currency18. Hat20. Actor, ... Gibson21. Age23. Fossil fuel24.Ho...MinhCity26. Constructed27. Travel prices29. Area measurement31. Narrow aperture

32.Writer,Roald...33. Bicycle saddle35. Numbers game37. Strong taste39. Keyboard key41.Formerlyknownas42.60sdrug(1,1,1)43.Neitherhere...there44.Gallivant45.Nervecentre47.Hog’sgrunt50. Lemon relative52. Torpedo-armed vessels53. Globes54.Unfeeling55. Religious group56. Rewrite

DOWN1. Moment2. Decorated3. Nominate4.Walkwithheavysteps5.Outdoors(4-3)6. Goad, ... on7. Ill-mannered youngster8. Muslim9. In the vicinity14.Cute...button(2,1)16. Alphabet (1,1,1)18. Layering19. Promised22. Pauses25. Ceases26. Mr & ...27. Tell untruth28. Brazil’s ... Paulo30.Souffleingredient34.Typeofexercise36. Closest38. Stuck (to)40.Worldnews(1,1,1)42.Flowernecklace43.Pries(into)46.Assailed48.Isnot(3’1)49.Persevere,...atit50. After due time51. Leave the district

February

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All the solutions and answers for each month’s puzzles can be found on our website at www.burstows.com.au

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Sudoku No:1 Level: 1

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Code Cracker No:1


4. WhendidLasseterclaimtohavefoundthereefofgoldnamedafterhim?

5. InwhichyeardidBurke&WillssetoutfromMelbournetocrossthecontinentfromSouthtoNorth?

6. WithinthebordersofwhichstateisthePrincipalityofHuttRiverProvincelocated?

7. WhichdepartmentstoreopeneditsdoorsonthecornerofGeorgeandBarrackSts.Sydneyin1838?

February

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

CLUES

Each number represents a different letter of the alphabet. Work out which number stands for which letter to complete the crossword. We’ve given you two letters to start. All words

are from a dictionary and no proper nouns are used. All letters of the alphabet are not always used. When you have cracked the code fill in the answer in the boxes below.

© Lovatts PublicationsCODE CRACKER

ANSWER:

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Crossword No:2

ACROSS1. Crowing (over)5. Levels9. Poppycock10. Llama relative12. Excusing13. Backcomb (hair)14.Rank,...admiral16. Gunman19.Deficiency21. Soviet Union (1,1,1,1)24.Scratchout

25. Peach variety27.Weathermapline28. Powerless29. Salutes30. Unmerited

DOWN1. Sacred Indian river2.Weightmeasures3. Tether (3,2)4.Notasnice6. TV charity appeals7. From the menu (1,2,5)8. Hobbyists11. Encourages, ... on15. Full of high spirits17. Tendering18. Sleeveless overdress20. Universal ages21. Insanitary22. Homing bird23. Discontinued26. First Greek letter

Wordsearch No:2 Theme: MONEY MONEY

8. InwhichyeardidtheRedextrialsbegin?

9. Wherewouldyoufindthe‘BigBanana’?

10. WhendidtheSydneymintbeginoperations?


EGNAHCESOOLRA

RICHESOARFEEB

SETONQUSWVPTA

NDFILTHYLUCRE

ROGLSULIHRDMC

OCNPBGSTEOWAH

UUIRUSHTUDPAT

NRLMESRBHITRL

IRLEOALETGMUA

CEIDUODAPYUTE

KNHQOULIGPDOW

ECSNKRRAEUOVD

LYRALLODHSPCN

February

CAPITALCOPPERSCURRENCYDOLLARDOSHDOUBLOONDOUGHFILTHY LUCRELOOSE CHANGEMOOLAHNICKELNOTESQUARTERREADIESRICHESSHILLINGSILVERWEALTH


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11.WhatwasFortDennisonknownas?

12.Wherewouldyoufindthe‘BigPineapple’?

13.WhostartedtheRoyalFlyingDoctorService?

14.WherewasJamesRuse’ssuccessfulfarm?

February Code Cracker No:2


CLUES




ANSWER:

1 2 3D

4 5 6 7 8 9 10

11T

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18 20 16 12 2 18 20 3 3 14

8 8 11 7 7 7 19 2

5 7 18 4 20 7 19 20 18 3

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13 18 19 16 7 7 18 18

7 15 19 20 8 11 14 7

8 10 2 8 20 20 18 8 11 7

20 10 3 20 7 11

8 19 19 7 3 8 15 8 11 7 14


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Crossword No:3 February

ACROSS1. Harbour work boats7. Birthday greeting10. Gallopers’ tracks11. Astronaut, ... Shepard12. Actor, ... Ifans13. Sweat droplet15. Strike with head17. Capture (criminal)18. Took cover20. River, ... Grande21. Hearing organ23. Alien craft (1,1,1)24.Lamb’sbleat26. Auction offers27.Wipethedishes(3,2)29. Fitness clubs31.Stretchedfirm

32. Char33. Unemployment pay35. Hunker down (3,2)37. Every single39. Form a curve41.Frenchno42.Maleorfemale43.Muppetscreator,...Henson44.Practicaljoke45.Sphere47.Liverpastefood50. Tumble52. Chamber53. Exude54.Sight-tester55.Wrongdoings56. Sleigh

DOWN1. Coach (team)2. Snatched3. Logically thought-out4.Indecent5. Appal6. Dirty child7.Sure-firething8. Smoker’s receptacle9. 70s dance music14.Voicepublicly16. Computer port type (1,1,1)18.Inflictingpain19. Extinguishing22.Daisy-likeflower25. Go along (with)26. Awful27.Worthless28.Writingtool30. Fah, ..., lah34.Send-up36. Small pointy beards38. Salamander40.Bed42.Therapeuticwatertub43.Suddenmovements46.Haemorrhage48.Soundboosters49.GreekCupid50. Golfer’s warning51.Profitor...

DOWN1. Otherwise, or ...2. Beast of burden3. Spirit contact board4.News&current...5. Cooker ring7. ... & crannies8. Unfriendly9. Body frame13. Lead-in15.Stifling17. Praising highly19. Lariat21. Humiliates22. Statelier24.Allowentryto26. Breakfast rasher27.Disfiguringmark30. Vigour

Crossword No:4

ACROSS1. Explained further6. Early Peruvian10. Seaweed-wrapped snack11. Goes berserk (6,3)12. Bring to a close14.Craves16.Wastesaway18. Ill-fated ocean liner20. Spotted great cat22. Ski-lift cabin23. Execute (law)

25. Blackberry shrubs28. Inoculated29. Urban31. Earns32. Planet watcher


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Adult colouring-in No:1 February


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• February Answers & Solutions – published on 1st February 2017• March Answers & Solutions – published on 1st March 2017• April Answers & Solutions – published on 1st April 2017

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Crossword No:5

ACROSS1. Actor/director, Kenneth ...5.Randomness(3,4)9. Show of courage10. Lethal11. Yearly holidays, annual ...12. Perpetual13. Spoken tests15. Family car17. Russian emperors20. In the past21. Owned

23. Roasted27. Carried (gun)30. Collision32. Knocks back (proposal)33. Drenched34.Astonish35. Set up (machinery)36.Weirdness37.Spaceflight

DOWN1. Clown2.Writer,...Christie3. Strolls4.Skies5. Organiser6. Cave-dwelling monsters7. Towards the top8. Seoul natives14.Unrestrained16. Anaesthetic gas17. Bar account18. Inquire19. Distressing22. Sneeze noise (1-6)24.Twiddleswith25. Shout26. Goaded (5,2)28. Earmarked29. Solid CO2 (3,3)30. Biblical prayers31. Tennis ace, Andre ...

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DOWN1. Actor, Robert ... Jr2. Insert more bullets3. Savage4.Pollingbooth occupant6. Cosmetics7. Sad8.Writer,...Steel11. First person15. Public services17. Legal determinations18. Ventured (guess)20. Brand of sneakers21. Butter up22. Sharp-tasting23. Throwaway lines26. Get to feet

Crossword No:6

ACROSS1. Instructed5. Feathered9.Much-travelled(4-4)10. Recovery (in economy)12. Shirt shoulder strap13. Nervous14.Catcommunication16. Real19.Greatjoy21. Circuit-breaker24.UAEstate,Abu...

25. Kitbags27. Golfer’s assistant28. Abandoned29. Brutality30. End results



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Crossword No:7 March

ACROSS1. Country, Costa ...7. Kills (insect)10.Wintersleep11. Frog-like animal12. Sturdy trees13.Watermammal15. Go up17. Mayday signal (1,1,1)18. Rear20. Guy21. Marriage vow (1,2)23. Golf ball peg24.Ceylon,...Lanka26. Headquarters27. Knobs29. Compass direction31. Throat-clearing noise

32. Masterpiece, ... Lisa33. Mutilate35.Unconfident37. Mama & ...39. See next page (1,1,1)41.Solarbody42.Foodenhancer(1,1,1)43.Gestureofassent44.Heartmonitor(1,1,1)45.Alias(1,1,1)47.Becomesmature50. Supermarket section52. Tulle skirt53.Writer,...Blyton54.Femmefatale55. Table56.Eyelidinflammation

DOWN1. Rituals2. Vehicle frame3. Attendant4.Partoffoot5. Smelled (scent)6. Sheriff’s badge7. Menageries8.Irondeficiency9. Actress, ... Sarandon14.Hoo-ha16. No ... or buts18. Turn to spray19. Bucketing down22. Handed out25. Brings in (harvest)26. Tramp27. Tennis court barrier28. Lump of turf30. Brewed leaves drink34.Renews36. Misbehaving, ... up38. Versus40.Rawmetal42.Britishaward(1,1,1)43.Prominent46.Confuse48.Slimymatter49.Londonnightclubarea50. Repair (socks)51. Fewer

Wordsearch No:3 Theme: ICE CREAM

15. WhichroyalblueluxurytrainstartedrunningbetweenSydneyand Melbournein1937?

16. Whowasthefirstmantomakeacontrolled,poweredflightinAustralia?

17.WherewasAustralia’sfirstatomictestheld?


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UAORTOCIRPAUB

TTHRALLINAVON

HUCEAI

WUDSYIO

OTEBNNHEPSSHL

KTLWAFEREI

WCE

EIBANEGNAOOAM

YFURASBRENBTR

PROTBENRTFNSE

OUDSRMFTMRIIT

KTNRUTDHAUAPA

ETYRPRYMRIRPW

YINEAPOLITANW

APRICOTBANANABOYSENBERRYBUBBLE GUMDOUBLE CHOCHOKEY POKEYNEAPOLITANPASSIONFRUITPISTACHIORAINBOWRUM N RAISINSTRAWBERRYTUTTI FRUTTIVANILLAWAFERWATERMELON


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18.Wherewouldyoufindthe‘BigLobster’?

19.WherewouldyoufindOrmistonGorge?

20.WhostartedTattersallslotteries?

21.WhatdoestheCstandforinANZAC?

March Code Cracker No:3


CLUES




ANSWER:

1 2L

3 4 5 6 7B

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22 20 14 21 4 22 10 5 1 10 5

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1 16 16 4 4 3 16 16 1

13 19 10 1 16 4 1 16

9 18 9 16 18 18 7 18 4 16

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Crossword No:8

ACROSS1. Death notices6. Smoke & fog10. Groups of thieves11.Pickonunjustly12. Stammers14.Reverie16. Intercepts en route18. Aspiring movie queen20. Arbitrate22. Leakage23. Rental contract

25. Spiny lobster28. Disregarded29.LatePrincessofWales31. Casserole32. Youth

DOWN1. Debauched party2. Public house3. Disturbed4.Write-ups5. Sheathes7. Cereal plant8.Braintissue(4,6)9. Budgerigar home13.Trifled15. Bogs17. Emerged from sleep19. Spends time idly21. Het up22. Notorious affair24.Bicker26. Decreases27. Electrical power unit30. One-spot card

March Adult colouring-in No:2


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DOWN1. Shredding2. Lower leg bracelet3.Office4.Squealing5. Pained expression6. Reply7. Scaredy-cat8. Black mark14.Bloodsuckers16. Entertain17. Naval exercises18. Bottled gas (1,1,1)19. Actress, Doris ...22.Verychilly(3-4)24.Subtlyreferred25. Devouring26. Small red Asian fruits28. Seventh planet29. Repeats30. Estimate31. Counting device

Crossword No:9

ACROSS1. Grain storehouse5. Looked9. Finger-shaped pastries10. Hawk’s claw11. Large sea mammal12. Prevailing weather13. Crazy15. Diameter halves17. Stared lasciviously at20. Microphone21. ... & downs23. Drooping in the middle

27. Bring about30. Prepared32. Food energy unit33. Lock horns34.Fail(ofcomputer)35.Thedevil(3,4)36. Abandoned37. First Bible book


A n A s s o c i a t eo f B u r s t ow s


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22. WhowasAustralia’sfirstPrimeMinister?

23. ThroughwhichtwostatesdoestheBirdsvilleTrackrun?

24. WhoorwhatisBlairAthol?


GESTEKCUBRHPU

ILEISSENRAHEE

RDNBANDAGESTL

TIESESSALOMMD

HRMARTINGALED

SBREASTPLATEA

HRIHFSTIRRUPS

AAEPORDAELMAP

LNDPDUEHELMET

TSRUPHDOJTDRW

EGEGYIBRUSHES

RESEVOLGBOOTS

POLLARDCSNIER

BANDAGESBOOTSBRANBREASTPLATEBRIDLEBRUSHESBUCKETSCLIPPERSGIRTHGLOVESHALTERHARNESSHELMETJODHPURSLEAD ROPEMARTINGALEMOLASSESPOLLARDREINSSADDLESTIRRUPS

Wordsearch No:4Theme: HORSE TALK March

25. WhatisthemosteasterlypointonmainlandAustralia?

26. WhatweretheCommonwealthGamesoriginallycalled?

27. InwhichyeardidtheBritishEmpireGamesbegin?

28. WhenwasdaylightsavingfirstintroducedtoAustralia?


Sudoku No:4Level: 1


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Crossword No:10

ACROSS1. Petrol in US5. Turkish capital9. Spanning (gap)10. Ontario city12. Slyest13. Immobile14.Redgem16. Filthier19. Transmission casing21. End, ... up24.Cave-dwellingmonster

25. Alpine landslide27. Rescue team, ... party28.Superficial(4-4)29. Shoulder wraps30. Flattered to excess

DOWN1.Return(2,4)2. Ringlet curve3. Illumination4.Convent6. Nourishment7. Scholar8. Plug converters11. Fawn’s father15. Baby’s ... cord17. Arrogant people18.Wideview20. Skeleton image (1-3)21. Hit hard22. Pronunciation style23. Stole a look26. Declare void

March Code Cracker No:4


CLUES




ANSWER:

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

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7 7 9 5 14 22 9

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DOWN1. Sheltered bay2. Uneven (number)3. US desert, ... Valley4.Innocence5. Circus swing7. Baghdad native8. Pigging out9. Hottest13. More talented15. Foul-mouthed utterances17. Growing tired (of)19. Squares (up)21. Disorganised event22. Rolling grassland24.Bedtimebeverage26. Dutch sea walls27. Adds water to30. As well

Crossword No:11

ACROSS1.Worktogether6. Spanish or Italian red10. Russian liquor11.Lifeless(object)12. Fine wool14.Germanwaterway16. Path18. Tallest mountain20.Flyingsortie(3,4)22. Template23.Zany25.Wield

28. Speedway vehicle (6,3)29. Actress, ... Holmes31. Hitch32. Economic downturns


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AprilCrossword No:12

ACROSS1. Enviously resentful5. Ironworks9. Baby’s disposables10. Scallywag11. Underground stem12. Come to understand13. Beach hills15. Kitchen cooker17.Wet20. Metal pen-point21. Mark, polka ...

23. Coated (with mud)27. Rectangular courtyards30. English racecourse32. Mesmerised states33. Poet, ... Allan Poe34.Mantra35. Vienna is there36. Passed (of time)37. Slim

DOWN1. Stolen-car trip2.Pelletrifle(3,3)3. Possessors4.Highsingingvoice5. Pixies6. Irish province7. S African city8. Deeply desired14.Receded16. Tot up (3,2)17. Hamburger, Big ...18.Squidfluid19. Actor, ... Danson22. Compress24.Accumulated25. Repeat performances26. Nonprofessional28. Actress, ... Lansbury29. Belts30. Jailbreak31. Moved to & fro

29. Whatisadrongo?

30. InwhichstatewouldyoufindLakeEyre?

31. InwhichyearweretramsintroducedtoMelbourne?


PFMSTICUJSGON

RUMATINGREVIR

DBOLTROTADERP

JLEAYKCITSTJC

FAUWEBBEDOKDA

PQLHIBERNATEM

AHASSEIGORLDO

FACSPTURMUAAU

MBISTECSENRPF

NIPWGRCEGAVYL

ZTOBANEISGALA

PARVFRUAENEIG

ZTTGJMTLMSILE

Wordsearch No:3 Theme: FROG HOP

NURAAQUATICCAMOUFLAGECROAKEGGSFLOATHABITATHIBERNATEINSECTSLARVAELEAPLILY PADLUNGSMATINGMUDPREDATORRIVERSPECIESSTICKYSTREAMTONGUETROPICALWARTWEBBED


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32. Whoinventedthe‘StumpJump’plough?

33. InwhichstatewouldyoufindPinjarra?

34. Whichinternationallyfamousdancerinthe1800swasreputedtohave horse-whippedanAustraliancritic?

35. Prior to its amalgamation with General Motors, what was the name of Holden’s business?

April Code Cracker No:5


CLUES




ANSWER:

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

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2 15 13 1 10 18 18 21

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2 10 7 20 14 16 2 8

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2 14 5 22 1 21

2 7 1 10 18 2 7 16 18 18

21 6 20 19 17 18 14 13

18 8 16 12 15 14 5 2 17 10

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ACROSS1. Chinaware5. Powder room9. Outside buzzer10.Treatunkindly(4,2)12. Dully aching13. 16th of pound14.Regrets16. Inherent nature19. Trembles21. Shafts of light24.Mindful

25. Avid party-giver27. Desire for water28. Gain degree29. Baton races30. Adopted (policy)

DOWN1. Military trainees2. Unpleasant whiffs3. Skewered meat4.Carclubmeetings6. Fatefully7. Comparing8. Offered11. Giant monster15. Futilely17. Unlawful occupier18. Spacious & splendid20. Passable (2-2)21. Best-ever times22. Rolled leaf smokes23. Slay by guillotine26. Of hearing

Adult colouring-in No:3


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Crossword No:14

ACROSS1. Snatch7.Actress,...Winslet10. Minor quake (5,6)11. Swiss capital12. Actor, Robert De ...13. ... & Eve15. Shakes (tail)17. Perched18. Not many20. Anger21. Telepathy (1,1,1)23. Due time (1,1,1)24.Gents26. Launder27. Cluttered29. Became old31. Elliptic

32. Surfaces (road)33. Shaping dress-tuck35. Restate main points37. Abate39. Application41.Gutter-pressjournal42.Wintervirus43.Void44.Taketocourt45.Duetnumber47.Speech50. Plastic toy blocks52. Actor, ... Newman53. Unlock54.Relocates55. Observes56. Viewed suspiciously

DOWN1. Cutting remarks2. Carbonates3. Musical group4.Singlearticle5. Boulevards6. Kitten’s call7. Chinese city, Hong ...8. Emerging9. Flee with lover14.Mountain16. Bank machine (1,1,1)18. Insect antennae19. Amount squandered22. Nips (of spirits)25. Painting stand26. Fold of banknotes27.Disfigure28. Shrill bark30. Buck’s mate34.Burstsuddenly36. Bitter38. Postmortem40.Congerfish42.Fe,...,fo,fum!43.Staresinawe46.Admitted,...up48.Pubdrinks49.Doorhandle50. Lion abode51. Left



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ACROSS1. Doubtful6. Game (show)10. Aunt & ...11.Wobbling(onbrink)12. In theatre wings14.Nairobi’srepublic16.Vehiclearea(3,4)18. Very hot20. Letter delivery fee22. Production glitch23.WAfricanland

25. Nonprofessionals28. Racial policy29. Synagogue minister31. Rise32. Aggressors

DOWN1. Favours owed (1,1,2)2. GP3. Salad garnish4.Hindrance5. Film audience7. Flag, ... Jack8. Tacking to & fro9. Choker or pendant13. River crossings15. Blame-takers17. From the menu (1,2,5)19. Lounger21. Travel cheats, fare ...22. Grandma & ...24.Ethiopia’sAddis...26. Register27. Jar tops30. Actor, ... Stiller

36. WhowasAustralia’sfirstLaborPrimeMinister?

37. WhatwastheEndeavour’soriginalname?

38. WhichEuropeaniscreditedwithfirstnoticingNorfolkIsland?

39. Whoownedthemansion‘CamdenPark’?




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ACROSS1. Ethically5. False pretence9. Roman emperors10. Large violin11. Camel-like animal12. Young frog13. Hand in (tax return)15. Smooths (wood)17. Beautify20. Heavy weight21. Male cat

23. Scallywag27. Strode30. Peruvian mountains32. Tricks into crime33. Burn with steam34.Broadside35. Evict36. Regards highly37.USNavyofficers

DOWN1. Is amazed2. Alter (text)3. Trace4.Conceded5. Uproar6. Cinema gangways7. Reach8. Engine emission14.Magiclampspirit16. Luxury car,... Martin17. Abdominal muscles18. Egg cells19. Playful bite22. Long letter24.Drawbacks25. Quantity26. Chaperones28. Alpine home29. Infer30. Resources31. Distributing, ... out

DOWN1. Overpass2. Strike off (barrister)3. Made slip-up4.Hug6. Baton7. Damps down8. Panicky person11. Clay lump15. Fell asleep (6,3)17. Hitting18. Motorcycle glove20. Picnic blankets21. Resident student22. AD, anno ...23. Re-enter (data)26. Kinswomen

Crossword No:17

ACROSS1. Pestered5. Levels9. Etch10. Kremlin country12. Safety barrier13. Miner’s land reserve14.Englishprincess16. Slimmers19. Stroll aimlessly21. Flex24.Lightboat25. Mexican dish

27. Eskimo houses28. Character29. Disembark (3,3)30. Status


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