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    Puzzles

    Dec 01, 2021 8 minutes

    Find A Word

    Win 5 x $50

    We’ve hidden a feast of festive fare in the grid. These words can be spelt horizontally, vertically, diagonally, backwards and forwards, but always in a straight line. When you have found all the words listed below you should have 11 letters left over. These will spell the winning word. Write the winning answer on the coupon on the last Puzzles page for a chance to win $50.

    AVOCADO

    CAKE

    CHAMPAGNE

    CHOCOLATES

    CRAB

    CUSTARD

    DIP

    GRAVY

    ICE-CREAM

    ICING

    LOBSTER

    MARZIPAN

    MAYONNAISE

    MINCE PIES

    MUSTARD

    NUTS

    PATE

    PAVLOVA

    PRAWNS

    PUDDING

    PUNCH

    ROAST

    POTATOES

    RUM

    SEAFOOD

    SHERRY

    SHORTBREAD

    SMOKED

    SALMON

    STUFFING

    TARTARE

    SAUCE

    TRIFLE

    TURKEY

    WINE

    YULE LOG

    Solution in next month’s issue.

    Easy Crossword

    ACROSS

    1. Silvery metal used in coins

    5. Water or gas hose

    9. Snow-coloured

    10. Slimmer, skinnier

    11. Lawn plant varieties

    12. Ancestry charts, family …

    13. Toothed wheels

    15. Group of scouts

    20. Among us, in our …

    22. From Istanbul

    24. Dignified and imposing, a … home

    25. Broad or dense

    26. Join together, the bones will …

    27. Dirty bowls and plates etc

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