Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (February 16th 2022) clues of NZ Herald crossword.

Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 41 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

New South Wales or Victoria (5)

Granny Smith or pippin (5)

Hogwash (5)

Disconcerted (5)

Own up (5)

Of oceanic flow (5)

A ... for your thoughts (5)

Sneaky (3)

Race circuit (3)

Used frugally (4,3)

Rainbow shape (3)

Church instrument (5)

Absorbs (food) (7)

Strike (3)

Achieve goal (7)

Budged (7)

Power outlets (7)

Australian marsupial (5)

Perpetual (7)

Mafia, The ... (3)

Consumed (5)

Examined closely (7)

Unspoken (6)

Grotesque (7)

Energetically (7)

Secret store (5)

Tel Aviv is there (6)

Rewritten on keyboard (7)

Cut up to analyse (7)

Everlasting (7)

Exuding (6)

Curved fruits (7)

Sloop or ketch (5)

Sings alpine-style (6)

Behind schedule (7)

Shoe lining (6)

Infected (6)

Titled man (6)

Begrudges (7)

Female relative (6)

Sighing sleepily (7)

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Latest Clues

• Downward path
• Exhaust
• Furiously
• Tropical jelly-making fruit
• Narrow fissures
• Sanctified
• Antarctic bird
• Wildebeest
• Overstates seriousness of (situation)
• Buries in vault
• Punting advisers
• Faded, ... out
• Decorative plants
• Garden reptile
• Be born with
• Emphatic
• Make pregnant
• Sulkily
• Very annoyed
• Cult heroes
• South American snakes
• Church keyboard
• Gamekeeper's foe
• Beekeeper in a 1997 film
• Partner

Random Clues

• Finance two aeronautical operations (8)
• Way in
• Paving material
• Separation of church and church?
• Fine ____
• Oscar winner ____ Berry
• Umpire's cry
• Take off, as a layer
• Italian composer.
• Understanding this should be mixed with gin
• Longest chord of a circle (8)
• Painter who was a Carmelite monk
• '___ Mia' (Top 10 hit for Jay and the Americans)
• Naked
• Varieties of seaweed
• Ball handlers?
• Study of programming computers (abbr)
• Brief message
• Washington bank name since 1840
• Lincoln treasury secretary
• Result in
• Diplomacy
• "Pittsburgh product, once"
• Out for coffee, say
• Hardly believable