| The Times - Cryptic - Times Quick Cryptic No 1431 | |
| Clues | Answers |
| Chapel in the end excluding Yankee speaker | ORATOR |
| Cup supporter’s impudent behaviour? Right! | SAUCER |
| Dad meets rep on return __ source of news? | PAPER |
| Describing some games __ too dour unfortunately | OUTDOOR |
| Encourage development of nursery doctor? | FOSTER |
| Eurocrat at work around November, an entertaining speaker | RACONTEUR |
| Find colour in Camberwell | AMBER |
| Full of people bird oddly dreads | CROWDED |
| Indecision of daughter leading to breach | DRIFT |
| Initially agree South African Rugby Union’s less European, predictably | as a rule |
| Like some samples of money Mo brought up | RANDOM |
| Main feature of compass indicator plan needs rewriting | cardinal point |
| Next to vehicle, discard English rifle | CARBINE |
| One managing athlete | RUNNER |
| One’s accepted by Asian country __ or another | INDONESIA |
| One’s pragmatic referring to names of top celebrities? | REALIST |
| Permitted to be heard in normal voice | ALOUD |
| Powerful person in pub, working | BARON |
| Some miss car centre that’s hard to find | SCARCE |
| Style of large house spoken of | MANNER |
| United Nations sports fixture for free | UNTIE |
| Very quiet artist, with little number, becoming singer | SOPRANO |
| What could be a Ruritania, hot, despotic? | AUTHORITARIAN |
| Work hard on article that’s meant to be easily remembered | SLOGAN |
| The Times - Cryptic - Times Cryptic No 27446 | |
| Clues | Answers |
| £51 rise arranged? This might make things go smoothly | LIQUIDISER |
| A mother pig that’s found in mud? | adams wine |
| Against mum’s the word “nonsense” | TOSH |
| Bridging a gap to get over very popular river | cross-cultural |
| British raised charge for grouse | BEEF |
| Classify as separate after definite mutating | DIFFERENTIATE |
| Country’s in the middle of Blitz __ thus panic, man | LITHUANIA |
| European Union up for supporting German and extreme | UNDUE |
| Expert working on involving deputy | ADEPT |
| Great many turned up about London, say, as the top attraction | to cap it all |
| Knock down chap that emits a cry of pain | FELL |
| Like a gut feeling during exam over last missing header | INTESTINAL |
| List of those working for Catholic court | ROTA |
| Long sit-in arranged in left-leaning London borough | ISLINGTON |
| Loose garment with edging is used in church | CHEMISE |
| Message to many that might have felt tremor in a quake | form letter |
| Obscure university name one with child identifying as the other sex | untransparent |
| Obsolete furnace regularly comes in handy | DEFUNCT |
| Old language of a Roman emperor, missing core of Latin | IBERIAN |
| Opening large part of church | CHANCEL |
| Perhaps I fix judgement | PRONOUNCEMENT |
| Petty quarrel gets personal __ cure may be found here | spa town |
| Reserved space putting in new court for the centre of Salisbury | SANCTUM |
| Sanction sellers? Not very English | ENDORSE |
| Swimming rat is with an aquatic mammal dealer | TRADESMAN |
| Tail end of shift hours leading subordinate to crack? | THUNDER |
| Walrus, perhaps with the beginning of tusk pain | TACHE |
| What will hold little new in clothes | TONGS |
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