Irish Times (Crosaire) – Apr 22 2022 Crossword Answers
Published in Irish Times (Crosaire) Crossword.
| Clues | Answers |
| A Bandon hermit heading off back to a French church | RENOUNCE |
| A consumer of clothing taken in by upsetting outlandish tomfoolery | MOTH |
| A fat cat found in Georgia | SAVANNAH |
| A subtle difference in answer welcomed by Sister Clare | NUANCE |
| At this moment briefly more strung out? Not any more! | NOLONGER |
| Attorneys having no say in what’s dishonest | ROTTEN |
| Bar traitor, criminal and judge? | ARBITRATOR |
| Become greater with a sincere shift | INCREASE |
| Comic loses the head – it’s to do with the viewers? | OCULAR |
| Formal defence of American Assistant overseeing igloo reconstruction | APOLOGIA |
| Get wind of sweetheart releasing tweets | HEAR |
| In tears? Caught with lucky right in boxing venue! | CRYING |
| Is separated, in a way, from one who left the match early | DIVORCEE |
| It’s about what’s not right with sticky stuff in various plants and trees | RESIN |
| Keep under control with a fair amount of care heading for the sun with flying Scotsman | RESTRAIN |
| Lay the foundations in old city in Antigua possibly close to consulate | INAUGURATE |
| Meredith has no time for that type of mentality | HERD |
| Most of those closing 13 down for a family member | AUNT |
| Presumably, you get this from talking shop with that collective that has a word for everything | VOCABULARY |
| Primitive organisation associated with Cosmopolitan | UNSOPHISTICATED |
| Purchases don’t include ash – a tree popular at Christmas? | SPRUCE |
| Some rebuffed or antagonised by one coming out of millinery | FEDORA |
| Sounds like Armagh might do this during Ulster Championship? Oh, that won’t happen! | PLAYDOWN |
| Take stock from tuck shops to market locally | PUSH |
| The trouble-shooting columnists getting grief from State workers | AGONYAUNTS |
| Thorn found in banks of balsam herb | BARB |
| Tin found on a land at the centre of a promising piece of real estate | CANAAN |
| White fish from Belgium found in the odd lounge and top alehouse | BELUGA |