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JUMBO
PUZZLE
JUST
FOR
FUN!WORDWISE
The answers for 13 Augustpuzzlesare
on page 55. Theanswerstoallthisweek’s
puzzles will appearintwoissues’time.ACROSS
1 Surface on which
a film is shown (6)
4 Cover (a present) in
decorative paper (4‑4)
9 Prepare, write out
(a plan) (4,2)
14 Character in a
nativity play (9)
15 Old‑fashioned light (3,4)
16 Bus garage (5)
17 Money borrowed (4)
19 Social or professional
position (6)
20 Few and far between (6)
21 Be anxious (4)
24 Burglary (7)
25 Under (7)
27 Stain, discolour (7)
29 Amazed (10)
31 Appoint (by ballot) (5)
33 Sloping troughs
or slides (6)
36 Different, alternative (5)
38 Letter and parcel
deliverer (7)
40 Butt in on (a
conversation) (9)
42 Rotating gate at
the entrance to an
event (9)
44 Missed out, omitted (7)
45 Gleaming or glistening
brightness (5)
46 Shapeless mass
(of soft food) (6)
47 Month after March (5)
48 Connected (with) (10)
53 Expressive, song‑like (7)
54 Change from fluid
to solid (7)
55 Pack or packed closely
together (7)
57 Bear up, get by (4)
59 Orchard fruits (6)
61 Marilyn ___,
Hollywood star (6)62 Fruit or
vegetable’s peel (4)
65 Waterway
with locks (5)
66 Defend,
look after (7)
67 Fizzy fruity
drink (9)
69 Peril (6)
70 Garden
nozzles (8)
71 Niche, alcove (6)DOWN
1 Calmer, more
steady (7)
2 Stocking
ladder (3)
3 At any time (4)
5 Tetchy, touchy (9)
6 Ten times a
hundred (8)
7 Angers (5)
8 Title of Egypt’s
ancient rulers (7)
9 Puts (money) in
the bank (8)
10 Abets (4)
11 Top part of a shoe (5)
12 Marked with pimples (6)
13 Sharp pains in the
side after running (8)
18 Monastery head (5)
22 Bonier (6)
23 Person who shoots with
bow and arrows (6)
26 Ocean between Britain
and America (8)
28 Enter where you are not
welcome (7)
29 Take on as a family
member (5)
30 Prince Edward’s wife (6)
32 Thin, dry and brittle (5)
34 Thing left out (8)
35 Workroom used
by artists (6)37 Athlete who leaps
over barriers (7)
39 Fleecy animals (5)
41 ___ down, made
quieter (5)
43 Burn the surface of (6)
45 Mark of social
disgrace (6)
46 Gourmet food item (8)
49 Opulent grandeur (9)
50 Path (5)
51 Sticky stuff for catching
insects (8)
52 Mathematics of
shapes (8)
54 Heartless (7)
55 Of church singers (6)
56 Passages for trains
to go through a hill (7)
58 Woolly black and white
bear‑like animal (5)
60 Ugly smirk (5)
63 Slimy garden pest (4)
64 Stare at lustfully (4)
68 Old name for beer (3)Read down the letters in the shaded
squares to spell out a tree (10).AVERAGE= 22
MORETHAN 30
=WELLDONEYou have 15 minutes to find as many
words as possible using the letters
shown in the grid. Each word must
contain four or moreletters,oneofwhich
must be the centralsquare.Noproper
nouns, plurals orforeignwordsare
allowed. There isonenine-letterwordin
the grid, for whichthisweek’sclueis:
Absent-minded,remissL F
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R O
G T
U
F