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Generally Speaking: Chrissie Day the Straya Way Crossword Puzzle

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Christmas in Australia is in summer, so it's scorching hot. So we usually have a barbie outside or a cold spread inside with the air-con blasting. This little crossword is packed full of Christmas cheer, with a distinctly Aussie flavour.
Author: leith90 - Diff: Harder

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      1. Presents!
      4. Lots of these for the family snaps
      7. What the English might cook their turkey in
      8. Grand-daughter asked Santa for this mermaid doll
      9. One of Santa's reindeer, hopefully she's not sly
      11. This Mexican treat is a 'hit' at Christmas street parties
      13. How foreigners think an Aussie asks the cost of something: "___ Chizzit?", or actress Dame Thompson
      15. A North Pole toy maker
      17. What Santa makes, then checks twice
      19. Sneak an early taste of 4D and you'll cop this tongue-lashing from 22D
      21. Santa's 'shooting star' reindeer
      24. Your partner's parent, the brunt of many Aussie jokes (2,3)
      25. You need this to grease the barbie
      26. How the Christmas fare of prawns, ham and salad tastes
      27. Sites for the after-lunch game of cricket

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      1. Pet name for cranky Granddad
      2. Your besties
      3. If the blowies are a menace, give them the "Great Aussie ____'"
      4. In short, this Australian (and New Zealand) dessert is a must-have at Christmas
      5. Number of geese a-laying
      6. Kris Kringle
      10. You'll need plenty of this in the esky to keep your drinks cold
      12. A rather un-Australian term for a coldie
      14. You'll need this, not for warmth (shudder), but after 24A gives the young one a drum
      16. The Rellies (your kith and kin)
      17. Australia is "The ___ Country"
      18. Just what Dad didn't want as a gift: undies and this neck-choker
      20. A fancy name for 27A
      22. She who must be obeyed (spelled the Aussie way)
      23. Give a kid this and they won't bother you, much