Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (August 28th 2025) clues of NZ Herald crossword.

Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 32 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

Mentally pictures

Large bird cage

Advises

Levelled (score)

Connect power to

Xmas song

Speaks

Stowing space

Mime

Seed outer coating

South American animal

Borneo ape (5-4)

Roofing grass

Kitchen floor covering

Wound (in)

Velodrome athletes

Edged (forward)

Tickled fancy of

Inserted piece

Finger-shaped pastries

Bubbly (personality)

Out-of-the ordinary (behaviour)

Sang alpine-style

Fitness clubs

Snow slippage

Statue carver

Information bank

People's self-pride

Severely (fined)

Accentuate

Garden figurines

Grave robber

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• Apparent
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• Slow speech style
• Cloth flap
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• It connects hide to hair
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