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  • The Australian Women's Weekly

    Puzzles

    Jul 13, 2022 8 minutes

    Find A Word

    Win 5 x $50

    We’ve hidden a collection of tennis words 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 12 letters left over. These will spell the winning word. Write the winning answer on the coupon on the last Puzzles page for your chance to win $50.

    BACKHAND

    BALL
    CALL

    CAP

    CENTRE

    CHALLENGE
    COURTSIDE

    DEUCE

    DOUBLES

    DRESS

    FIFTEEN

    FOOT FAULT

    FOREHAND

    GAME

    GRAND SLAM

    LINESPERSON

    LOB

    LOVE

    MATCH

    PENALTY

    PLAYER

    RACQUET

    SCORE

    SEEDING
    SERVICE

    SET

    SHOES

    SINGLES

    SUPPORTERS

    SWEATBANDS

    TIE-BREAK

    TIME-OUT

    TOP SPIN

    UMPIRE
    VOLLEY

    Solution in next month’s issue.

    Easy Crossword

    ACROSS

    6. Farm vehicle with huge wheels

    7. Epithets or appellations

    9. Tenancy money

    10. Mirrors or indicates, ... their opinions

    11. Sculpture stone

    13. Tempo, rhythm

    15. Plain gold ring, wedding ...

    16. Whole, the ... cake

    18. Emphasised, ... the importance

    21. Long ago

    22. Poke fun at

    23. Acidic pickling liquid

    DOWN

    1. Emerald colour

    2. Glasgow is there

    3. Destitute

    4. Front surface, watch ...

    5. New York landmark, ... Park

    8. Come into action, take ...

    12. White meat chicken portion

    13. Accepted a loan, ... money

    14. Celebratory get-togethers

    17. Left-over pieces, ... iron

    19. Simple

    20. Seep slowly, ... out

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