| The Times - Cryptic - Times Cryptic No 27454 | |
| Clues | Answers |
| A poignant novel about a South American | PATAGONIAN |
| Brit abroad disregarding British, goodness me! | LIMEY |
| By that time, opening a ridiculously cheap furniture business! | Ipso facto |
| Calendar produced by charity __ short collection about to follow | ALMANAC |
| Flight of Greek girl affected Troy | gradatory |
| German who scored Bayern’s last two clutching fizzy drink | NICOLAI |
| Girl staying in until daybreak | TILDA |
| Go to the Highlands for a party | GANG |
| Hearing warning of attack, left | AURAL |
| I got in three tangos and Rose pranced | TITTUPPED |
| Impressive sticker backing large theatre university inserted in petition | SUPERGLUE |
| In intelligence matters, not reaching Q? | up top |
| Is solicitor’s power something 25 deflects? | PRAYS |
| Leaves factory’s daily grind | paper mill |
| Let out of jail, finally relax | LEASE |
| Like piper getting a note right: another is flat | pied-a-terre |
| Magazine article one reads for hours | TIMEPIECE |
| Major venue, part of summer activity in the West End | AUGUSTA |
| Masses of religious lessons to be taken from Plato’s work | the public |
| Official party had launched 2001 Oscars | COMMISSAR |
| One has matter in hand? Shilling on tax | ABSCESS |
| Outstanding leader deserting Labour: one to sink the Tories | a bit of all right |
| Rattle, blanket or sling | THROW |
| Reflecting ruby, ultimately linked with pearls | DEWY |
| Rock fragments thrown from stage indisposed one | LAPILLI |
| Smaller region of Australia recalled when crossing plain | subarea |
| Something in the blood, etc, stirring Laurel on vacation | t-cell |
| Special forces, mostly veteran, supplying fair-weather protection | PARASOL |
| The world of the busy composer | COPLAND |
| Versatile soldier and sailor breaking contract | general-purpose |
| The Times - Cryptic - Times Quick Cryptic No 1438 | |
| Clues | Answers |
| A quiet wood | ASH |
| Adversary’s force finally upset Yankee soldiers | ENEMY |
| Best prayer oddly abandoned by a church elder | PRESBYTER |
| Blade cutting off pig’s head | OAR |
| Bold print I’d employ initially somehow | INTREPID |
| Broadcast about poet’s work | RELAY |
| Cheeky response from rear about headgear | BACKCHAT |
| Court left wine in Lord Chancellor’s place | WOOLSACK |
| Decomposing matter emits awful smell around university | HUMUS |
| Drums a fellow viewed with endless fright | TIMPANI |
| Fibre produced by Rutland town, so it’s said | OAKUM |
| Firm securing gold suitable for stashing away | STORABLE |
| Foreign money one of Napoleon’s marshals raised | YEN |
| Give birth with assistance | WHELP |
| Goals ultimately amuse defensive player? Something fishy here | STICKLEBACK |
| Gorge, and reach too high a temperature in Bow? | OVEREAT |
| Like available digs inspiring lessee’s last letter? | NOTELET |
| Lizard given tea and fruit outside rear of café | CHAMELEON |
| One abstaining from food more quickly | FASTER |
| Person consulting doctor is disheartened __ that’s plain | PATENT |
| Report of central European going to city for medical examination | check-up |
| Reportedly regrets trick | RUSE |
| Trick woman into cooking for stars | CONSTELLATION |
| Vagrant originally moving around in biblical land | NOMAD |
| What those in authority may have, for example | SAY |
| Yield readily at first, arrested by police officer | CROP |
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