Irish Times (Crosaire) - Aug 27 2018
Clues | Answers |
Arraign a criminal in relation to the cultivated land | AGRARIAN |
Depressed about Little Bert Cook from the butchers getting it in the neck | SWEETBREAD |
Detective and judge working overseas on crime wave presumably | PIRATE |
Flips over, for example, music presenter welcoming you on the radio to rate it | JUDGE |
For what it's worth - after fight in old wreck's resting place (junk yard), this is the price one has to pay | SCRAPVALUE |
Gas around Irish university is ranked super natural? | OCCULT |
Gives the wrong recommendations to unreliable Miss Davies | MISADVISES |
Half the criticism falls back on a city in Italy | VERONA |
Identify one of those in 10 across | FINGER |
It isn't legible in 24 across, 10 across and one from 9 across | POORHANDWRITING |
It's sentimental to most of Twitter | TWEE |
Julian travels around kilometre for post no one wants | JUNKMAIL |
Local fool with no dole arrangement | NOODLE |
Motorway from Croatian capital to Italian capital starts on elevated ridge - it's a measure of how Americans gauge it? | MICROMETER |
Newton gets to solve problem in the library | NOVELS |
Not the latest to see off legionaries | ORIGINAL |
One of the issues perhaps with job in the chemist | DISPENSE |
One of those figures coming out of war or out of hospital | CASUALTY |
Part of package deal for mature wine, perhaps | AGED |
Promoters dismiss terms as sub-standard | POOR |
Small foxy type of gear is half rotten | KITTEN |
Some everyday osteopath backing a source of protein | SOYA |
Suspects The Bishops are living there over the school | SENSES |
Take small bits out of tipsy cake lacking yeast | PICK |
Where you might find 1 down working around the Isle of Man | IRISHSEA |
Women from Rising organising around square synonymous with those in 19 down | WRITINGS |
Worker in banks has an axe to grind | HAND |
Writing to engineering faculty - it's what student is expected to do | REVISION |
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