Irish Times (Crosaire) - March 26 2019
Clues | Answers |
A co-pilot's mistake concerns father in Rome | APOSTOLIC |
Academic lost the head and got what he deserved, financially speaking | EARNED |
Bachelor backs topless bathing area for everyone in a heavenly location | ABOVEALL |
Drop a line to sweet thing - a dishy type in the seafood restaurant | FISHCAKE |
English jokers welcoming switch to the study of the development of capital | ECONOMICS |
Exercises little dogs burying most of the salad stuff | PRESSUPS |
Flower section is to impress, for example, one of the Hawaiian Missionaries | POSTAGESTAMP |
Having trouble with James the First over crazy mania | INAJAM |
Icelanders drop line to small military groups | CADRES |
Included in Vespa personalised for archivist going to work | PAPERS |
Learn to fit in data collected around park | ADAPT |
Learnt builder provided temporary accommodation | RENTAL |
Left out of deciding game as a bribe | PAYOFF |
Local mouthy type showed the way, for example, in novel with obscure language | GOBBLEDEGOOK |
Management directives perhaps to man of letters employed in the past by those transferring money | POSTALORDERS |
Oscar and Vera admit drawing attention to director of Swamp | OVERLOAD |
Outlaw loses the head with relative for offering protection to one of those taking flight? | BANISTER |
Pick off tipsy cake one of the ingredients for breadmaking | YEAST |
Presumably, sent by a man of letters to run, sit, sleep | EPISTLES |
Put the wind up the little fellow perhaps with bit of encouraging praise? | PATONTHEBACK |
Siege can damage the levers of American government | AGENCIES |
Song and dance witnessed in the abbey | SCENE |
Starts to acclimatise in top-class agricultural compound | POTASH |
Take one's hat off as a gesture to the company | SALUTE |
Those laying the foundations for future task forces providing work for craft workers | NAVYYARDS |
Tories to worry one of those enjoying a slower pace of life | TORTOISE |
Upsets American agent linked to fair amount of musical drama | OPERA |
Whatever you say, say nothing to Pip at barrier | STONEWALL |
No comments:
Post a Comment