Irish Times (Crosaire) – Apr 27 2018
Published in Irish Times (Crosaire) Crossword. Tags: BOARDGAMES, CHANGEDONESMIND, EXITSIGN, HYPNOSIS, PLOT, PUMP, ROUGHGUESS, Snow White.
Clues |
Answers |
Bishops have a number of positions on 22 across |
CHESSMEN |
Brings to light setting sun going around our planet |
UNEARTHS |
Cheating without it? You’ll feel that in the pocket! |
CHANGE |
Does this sound like something robber might say when carrying nothing incriminating? I haven’t a clue! |
SEARCHME |
Fear of copper finding what’s illegally obtained mostly from bank hold-up |
PHOBIA |
Get going without it for Christmas drink |
EGGNOG |
Has no chance of success staying at The Post? |
NONSTARTER |
Heart, for instance, set on watering system |
PUMP |
Keep quiet about one with great expectations and energy in Ulster |
PIPEDOWN |
Master golf at old city university |
GURU |
No lads in Midlands give a damn |
MIND |
Old Bob and Kitty from Takeaway produced Snow White |
SPOTLESS |
One of the good books found around The Vatican |
ROMANS |
Passing remarks from some of the Jacobites |
OBIT |
Clues |
Answers |
Pay no attention to Gore in trouble |
IGNORE |
Plays around with footballers dropping Albert |
FOOLS |
Putting two and two together and getting four-and-a-half is a judgement call that’s not scientific |
ROUGHGUESS |
Revised decision in 8 across by Mafia leader from Nimes, baffles head of department (7,3’1,4) |
CHANGEDONESMIND |
Send up the introduction to the magazine |
LAUNCH |
State not involved in common whipping? |
KNOT |
That could be Clay leading George by the 9th, for instance |
GROUND |
The directors’ tactics leading to monopoly and risk |
BOARDGAMES |
The empty church that is possibly at the end of a hard drive |
TECHIE |
They always point this out in the cinema for those abandoning The Road for The Omen |
EXITSIGN |
This can be mesmerising reminding oneself of one’s childhood |
HYPNOSIS |
Wasn’t that a novel idea for some to develop lottery? |
PLOT |
With time on their hands, Mods drunk in The Liberties |
FREEDOMS |
Worker is after 26 across and leading solicitor for job in The Courts |
GROUNDSMAN |