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<strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News Wednesday <strong>March</strong> <strong>17</strong> <strong>2021</strong><br />
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PUZZLES<br />
CRYPTIC CROSSWORD<br />
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QUICK CROSSWORD<br />
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19/3<br />
Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz<br />
ACROSS<br />
1. Fever causing one alarm before a<br />
conclusion is reached (7)<br />
5. Prestige counting for nothing in the<br />
gathering dusk (5)<br />
8. With correct reasoning, go and call<br />
one out (7)<br />
9. Now one could start giving it due (5)<br />
10. Is to miss having lad around, getting<br />
the sack (9)<br />
12. A letter to drive off from (3)<br />
13. Weary way one used to get dressed<br />
(5)<br />
<strong>17</strong>. Some familiar kind of craft made of<br />
wood (3)<br />
19. The marked style in arms men put<br />
out (9)<br />
21. The smallest amount that can turn<br />
stale (5)<br />
22. Physical examination it is claimed is<br />
wrong (7)<br />
24. Sort of material that may be seen in<br />
flow (5)<br />
25. One could add, deer are held in<br />
horror (7)<br />
DOWN<br />
1. Illness that is allowed to surround a<br />
youngster (6)<br />
2. Those who know the law, for<br />
example, in catalogues (7)<br />
3. Turned limo over to the British<br />
drivers’ club (1,1,1)<br />
4. The range of maps held in it (5)<br />
5. Learning how to make old keg new<br />
(9)<br />
6. It is a tendency to go with the current<br />
(5)<br />
7. It makes an impression that will<br />
sound like a young bird (6)<br />
11. Gave a hint of being close with the<br />
duke (9)<br />
14. Showed how it could end vice (7)<br />
15. Secret vote for a formal dance to be<br />
put up (6)<br />
16. Seemed pleased to have made<br />
about fifty dimes (6)<br />
18. Jack takes King at the centre of the<br />
wheel (5)<br />
20. One wandering tribesman might do<br />
man out of it (5)<br />
23. It is owed to two players who<br />
haven’t finished (3)<br />
SUDOKU<br />
Fill the grid so that every column, every row and 3x3<br />
box contains the digits 1 to 9.<br />
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Across<br />
1. Muscle spasm (5)<br />
4. Money lender (6)<br />
7. Backchat (inf) (3)<br />
8. Decipher (6)<br />
9. Rotten (6)<br />
10. Expressionless<br />
(8-5)<br />
14. Card game (5)<br />
15. Type of coat (5)<br />
18. Clearly defined<br />
(5-3-5)<br />
23. Elegy (6)<br />
24. Mean (6)<br />
25. Curve (3)<br />
26. Pulpit speech (6)<br />
27. Type of anaesthetic<br />
(5)<br />
Down<br />
1. Trunk (5)<br />
2. Fragrance (5)<br />
3. Promise (6)<br />
4. Above oneself (6)<br />
5. Excessive (prefix) (5)<br />
6. Chosen few (5)<br />
10. Rub hard (5)<br />
11. Ballroom dance (5)<br />
12. Small dog (5)<br />
13. Male duck (5)<br />
16. Long loose tunic (6)<br />
<strong>17</strong>. Counsel (6)<br />
19. Time off work (5)<br />
20. Milk product (5)<br />
21. Setback (5)<br />
22. Singing voice (5)<br />
CODECRACKER<br />
QUICK CROSSWORD<br />
Across: 1. Cramp, 4. Usurer, 7. Lip, 8. Decode, 9. Putrid, 10.<br />
Straight-faced, 14. Rummy, 15. Parka, 18. Black-and-white, 23.<br />
Lament, 24. Intend, 25. Arc, 26. Sermon, 27. Ether.<br />
Down: 1. Chest, 2. Aroma, 3. Pledge, 4. Uppity, 5. Ultra, 6. Elite,<br />
10. Scrub, 11. Rumba, 12. Corgi, 13. Drake, 16. Kaftan, <strong>17</strong>.<br />
Advice, 19. Leave, 20. Cream, 21. Hitch, 22. Tenor.<br />
CRYPTIC CROSSWORD<br />
ACROSS 1. Malaria 5. Kudos 8. Logical 9. Owing 10. Dismissal<br />
12. Tee 13. Tired <strong>17</strong>. Ark 19. Mannerism 21. Least 22. Medical<br />
24. Tweed 25. Dreaded<br />
DOWN 1. Malady 2. Legists 3. RAC 4. Atlas 5. Knowledge 6. Drift<br />
7. Signet 11. Intimated 14. Evinced 15. Ballot 16. Smiled 18.<br />
Knave 20. Nomad 23. Due<br />
TARGET<br />
apes apex apse aspen expo<br />
haps hasp heap heaps hoop<br />
hoops hope hopes hops<br />
nape naps neap neaps opah<br />
open opens pane pans pean<br />
peon peso phase phon phone<br />
phones pons pose posh<br />
SAXOPHONE shape shop<br />
snap snoop soap span spoon<br />
MEDIUM HARD<br />
EASY<br />
TARGET<br />
E N A<br />
O P O<br />
H S X<br />
Good 23<br />
Very Good 29<br />
Excellent 35+<br />
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