Complete Clue List
Across
1. A state of prolonged unconsciousness
5. Widely regarded as New Zealand's greatest racehorse ever, won the 1930 Melbourne Cup; ___ Lap
9. In lawn bowls, the irregular shape given to one side of the bowl
13. Paddles
14. Malayan film actress and winner of the Miss Kerala Title in 1972; ___ Chandra
15. Title of Shannon and the Clams' 5th LP (2018). The Beatles sang of a glass one in 1968
17. US musician, known as "Mr Guitar"; ___ Atkins
18. Italian motor racing driver and entrepreneur; ___ Ferrari
19. French historian, expert on North Africa; Benjamin ___
20. Bold, daring or fearless
22. Member of Belgium's women's field hockey team at the 2012 Summer Olympics; Barbara ___
23. Suffix meaning a pathological process (if you change the 1st letter to O it's a fertile desert spot)
24. Ventilating
25. Tweets
28. Dash
29. 1982 hit for The Motels; "Take the L out of ___ (and it's Over)"
30. A tempting bait used in fishing
32. Attempt to do something (Informal term)
36. Form of address for tribal chiefs for a number of peoples in Nigeria
37. 1988 John Landis comedy featuring Eddie Murphy; "Coming to ___"
40. A 1970s card game similar to Uno or a type of Japanese axe
41. Informal Northern Irish term for a greedy person
43. In mathematics, a number divisible by two
44. To pour juices over meat while baking
46. Hong Kong based consumer electronics manufacturer, made its early name in audio equipment
48. Food that complies with the strict dietary standards of traditional Jewish law
49. Portuguese speaking country of South America & the world's fifth-largest country
52. Third-person present for sending indiscriminate messages
54. A revolving piece of an electrical machine
55. Played the role of Morpheus in "The Matrix" (1999); Laurence ___
59. Elvis Presley's middle name
60. Informal term for one with a retentive personality
61. UK term for a section of uncultivated land, usually covered in heather
62. Clint in limestone pavement or a fissure that separates two blocks
63. Indian politician, made president of Rashtriya Janata Dal party 1997; ___ Prasad Yadav
64. Currency of most member states of the European Union
65. Brazilian soccer club founded 1961 in Sao Caetano do Sul; ___ Esporte Clube
66. Capital of Peru
67. US comedian; had a hit with the 1976 novelty song "Disco Duck"; Rick ___
Down
1. US carbonated soft drink manufacturer; ___-Cola Company
2. Hawaiian island, home to Honolulu
3. TV's talking horse played by gelding Bamboo Harvester (1961-66) (Two words, first abbrev, 2,2)
4. US dancer & actor, best known as stage partner of Ginger Rogers; Fred ___
5. German actor, played Rommel in "Raid on Rommel" (1971); Wolfgang ___
6. Capital city of Vietnam
7. A 1951 non-binding collective security agreement between the United States, Australia & New Zealand
8. Spanish singer, had a massive hit with "A Song of Joy" in 1969; Miguel ___
9. It's capital city is Sarajevo; ___ and Herzegovina
10. Trainees, usually on work experience to gain qualifications (Plural)
11. An emulsion of garlic, salt, olive oil, and often egg
12. Danish existentialist philosopher; ___ Kierkegaard
16. Slang term for nitrous oxide (laughing gas) or Vietnam's 3rd largest city (Da ___)
21. Won Best Director Oscar for "Mr. Deeds Goes to Town" (1936); Frank ___
24. Widely regarded as one of the best English cricketers of the 20th century; Sir ___ Bedser
25. Sabot
26. Canadian TV series about a clever German shepherd; "The Littlest ___" (1979-85)
27. Viking leader who invaded England & Ireland; ___ the Boneless
28. Best known for playing Joanie Cunningham on the TV series "Happy Days" (1974-84); ___ Moran
30. US clothing company based in San Francisco; ___ Strauss & Co
31. Actress Mary of "Where Eagles Dare" (1968) or Midge, frontman of the band Ultravox
33. Had a hit with Mick Jagger with "(You Gotta Walk) Don't Look Back" (1978); Peter ___
34. A poker stake
35. Member of the Dutch and Huguenot population that settled in southern Africa
38. Breakfast, for example
39. An explosive hit for The Gap Band in 1982; "You Dropped ___ on Me" (Two words 1,4)
42. Man-portable recoil-less anti-tank rocket launcher
45. Taken for granted
47. Scottish term for having celebrated a successful harvest
48. Coffee liqueur owned by the Pernod Ricard company and produced in Veracruz, Mexico
49. Crow, swank or gloat
50. Lion's growls (Plural)
51. Chambers in the heart that receive blood from the circulatory system (Plural)
52. Egyptian peninsula between the Red Sea and the Mediterranean Sea
53. A sacred song in Jewish worship
55. A season
56. French word for wheel
57. US rapper known for his singles "Superthug" & "Banned from T.V." (both 1998)
58. Greek god of love and sex