New Zealand Listener 03.14.2020

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58 LISTENER MARCH 14 2020


Solution 1561 Across: 6 Andrew, 7 Copper, 10 Parvenu, 11 Salvo,
12  Gist, 13 Steel, 16 Lucas, 17 Bale, 20 Camel, 21 Finland, 22 Yellow,
23  Bamboo. Down: 1 Happy-go-lucky, 2 Address, 3 Jerez, 4 Bolster,
5  Opals, 8  Rhododendron, 9 Luftwaffe, 14 Bulldog, 15 Caramba,
18  Small,  19  Knead.


QUIZWORD by Alan Shuker CROSSWORD by David Tossman


Puzzle No 1562 Puzzle No 1171


DIVERSIONS


Solution No 1170


For explanations of previous
cryptic crosswords, see David
Tossman’s blog at http://www.noted.
co.nz/distractions/quiz

Clues across



  1. Sound like a kid put the
    French into bat (5)

  2. Nicer post arranged for a
    police officer (9)

  3. Trunk of a horse coming
    back in molten glue (7)

  4. Complaining bitterly at bar
    (7)

  5. Legacy includes my
    beginning a retreat (9)

  6. Impose a heavy blow with a
    variety of items (5)

  7. Furious printers measure
    newspaper leader writer (7)

  8. Even if time is short,
    attention is required here (7)

  9. Learner in vessel is swell (5)

  10. Henry appears in garment I
    tailored, a frightful sight (9)

  11. Weapon is over-expensive –
    millions (7)

  12. Lounges left by untidy Tories
    (7)

  13. Clone rich characters, make
    the paper (9)

  14. Wore being hoaxed (3,2)


Clues across



  1. What 1968 pandemic that
    killed an estimated million
    people was named after the
    place it originated? (4,4,3)

  2. What is a float supporting a
    seaplane? (7)

  3. What is a Spanish friend? (5)

  4. Who is the talking snowman
    in the film Frozen? (4)

  5. What tropical cyclone occurs
    in the Indian Ocean? (7)

  6. What word can precede
    wolf, foul and baby? (3)

  7. Where in the US is Columbus
    the state capital? (4)

  8. Which Soviet space
    programme landed the first
    spacecraft on the Moon? (4)

  9. What is a female hare? (3)

  10. First identified in China in
    1996, Influenza A (H5N1) is
    better known as what? (4,3)

  11. What name was given to
    the 2001-2003 respiratory
    disease traced in 2017 to
    cave-dwelling horseshoe bats
    in Yunnan Province, China?
    (4)

  12. Wood and metal can be
    shaped on what turning
    machine? (5)

  13. What early aeroplane had
    two wings, one above the
    other? (7)

  14. Originating in Wuhan,
    China, a new type of what
    was initially designated
    2019-nCoV? (11)


Clues down


  1. Keith “Cowboy” Wiggins
    has been credited with
    coining the name of which
    music style? (3-3)

  2. What is someone skilled in
    ninjutsu? (5)

  3. Which historic Dunedin
    church opened in 1876? (4)

  4. How many degrees has a
    right angle? (6)

  5. What in King Abdullah
    Square in Jeddah is the
    world’s tallest? (8)

  6. Which animal on the cover
    of UK passports wears a
    chain? (7)

  7. What is the capital city of
    Chechnya, Russia? (6)

  8. What name for a hairdresser
    is borrowed from French? (8)

  9. What is a church member
    who holds beliefs opposed
    to church dogma? (7)

  10. In the comic-book series, who
    is Asterix’s closest friend? (6)

  11. What mixture of wax, oil
    and tallow makes leather
    soft and waterproof? (6)

  12. What are items of property
    owned by a person or
    company? (6)

  13. Which cycling Craig won
    gold for New Zealand at
    the 1982 Commonwealth
    Games in Brisbane? (5)

  14. What name for a black
    marketeer was particularly
    used during WWII? (4)


Clues down



  1. Union formed by some
    former Germans (6)
    2 “The Last Word”, the second
    half of epic, returns to the
    screen (6)

  2. Delinquent about to shoot
    aimlessly (6)
    4 Stroppy loafer turns up with
    greeting and enthusiasm
    initially (7)

  3. Darting around doing
    business (7)

  4. Fit user out with an
    overabundance (7)

  5. Start to talk poorly being a
    follower (7)

  6. A knave with a nasty urge to
    embrace love (5)

  7. Communist caviar is taken
    back after the middle of
    March so request more (7)

  8. Candy I’m cooking to be full
    of energy (7)

  9. Plume used on hat in
    historic reconstruction, one I
    cut (7)

  10. Betrayal by corrupt senator
    (7)

  11. ABC is stupidly elementary
    (5)

  12. Means of transport for
    schools (6)

  13. Whip again, upset someone
    with a handicap (6)

  14. Makes corrections as
    afternoon begins (6)




  

 

 

     

    

 

 

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