CROSS-WORD PUZZLE
NEW SERIES (SPECIAL TO THE DOMINION)
Wo publish to-day the forty-third of a new series of cress-word puzzles. The solution to No. 42 appears below.
NO 44
HORIZONTAL. 1. A king of Judea. 5. To return an impulse or impression. 10. Piece put on a garment to repair it. 15. A fish pickle or sauce. 16. Artificial channel for a fluid. 17. Coins —silver in Italy, gold in Turkey 18. Oriental dish made with rice. 20. Mouthlikc opening in lower animals.’ 21. To change. 22. Maori for “good.” 23. Not far. 25. Broken coat of cereal grain. 27. Respect mixed with fear. 28. Extensive fire. 33. Troublesome rodent. 34. Prefix meaning "new.” 35. Large Australian bird. 37. Rope regulating the angle of a sail. 39. In law or philosophy, a thing done. 41. In a state of activity or motion. 44. To influence by entreaty. 16. Preceding harvest. 48. Money introduced into Englund by the Danes. 4.9. Circular edge. 50. Abbreviated title given to a clergyman. 51. Sharp pinch. 52. Climbing shrub named after an American anatomist. 55. Pertaining to parentage. 57. Iron tempered and toughened. 58. To negotiate. Go. Pseudonym of the Bocx collaborators (it. A collection of pieces of information. 63. A wayside hostel. fit. Pewter coin of Siam. 66. Preconceived opinion. 71. Length of life. . . 73. Those attached to a certain opinion. 71. That which is lent. 75. Practical unit of electrical resistance 77. An appeal. 79. Gem carved in relief. St. Obscurity or darkness. 83. Long, slender fishes. 84. Fine cotton muslin. 85. Christiania’s now name. 86. Tables for writing. 87. Untidy, disordered. SS. A President of the Orange I rec btatc VERTICAL. 1. Pleased and glad. 2. Charles Lamb’s pen-name. 3. Something left behind. 4. South American wood sorrel. 5. Old word for “rosy"; botanical alliance including roses. 6. Place of entry. 7. Fuss. S. Awkwardly heavy. 9. The Pope's triple crown. 11. Without, exception. > 12. Primeval deity in Greek mythology.
13. Those who man a ship. 14. In law, the universal successor. 19. Artifioiality. • . _ . 21. Remarking by way of criticism. '24. The newt. 26. Consumed. 29. Native compounds containing metaL 36. To obtain. 31. To thrust out or dispossess. 32. A brook famous in Biblical history. 36. Anthropoid apes. 37. Curlews. 38. To rub out. 39. To allow entry. •ID. The ordeal bridge of the resurrootion (Koran). 42. Shades of colour. 43. An answer. 45. Melody. 47. Poetic for "ever.” 53. Often a sign of sorrow. 54. Awned, having a beard-hue appendage. 55. Without panes. 56. Province of Sicily. 59. Philosophic word for "being. 1,2. Species of monkey. u 64. Proper name meaning ‘ healer. 65. opened wide. 66. Cuts off the rind. . 67. Famous English Franciscan philosopher. 68 Smirched with soot. 69. Loop with n running knot. 70. A Semitic people east, of the Jordan. 72. Merriment. 76. Sacred or saintly. 7S. To make request. SO Prefix 'alien having negative force. 82. That which befalls; a considerable quantity.
Solution to No 43
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Dominion, Volume 19, Issue 254, 10 July 1926, Page 22
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500CROSS-WORD PUZZLE Dominion, Volume 19, Issue 254, 10 July 1926, Page 22
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