Irish Times (Crosaire) – Aug 4 2021 Crossword Answer
Published in Irish Times (Crosaire) Crossword.
Clues | Answers |
A cat in Jersey is not the first from the city | CAPETOWN |
A Russian rolling in dough for duck and garlic pie that’s hot | OLIGARCH |
A type of toast, in a manner of speaking | FRENCH |
Applies pressure to stop book on The Libertines | BRAKES |
Briefly show this is true in Brazilian capital as a result of the blame game | REPROVAL |
Channel 10 covers opening of Reformist Church | TRENCH |
Cops on strike getting stick from the station | POLICECLUB |
Cover up in part, pitch a tent and don’t shut up | CHAT |
Craving of criminal ringside | DESIRING |
Croaky on the radio and on local television in the trailer for Black Beauty | HORSEBOX |
Develop a bug for country consumed by knowledge that’s of value to spies, mostly | INCUBATE |
Endless music in restaurant might be the choice of sommelier | CARAFE |
Frets leaving shoplifters to those in the community | POLISH |
Groomsman dumps Norma in a haze that pollutes the atmosphere | SMOG |
Her career’s wasted as an investigator | RESEARCHER |
Hide piece of fiction – it’s despicable | LIELOW |
Keep an eye on those on the golf course – without them you won’t see who is approaching the driveway | SPYHOLES |
Living life in the fast lane at the opening and closing of bar | LINE |
New mark in exam, in a manner of speaking, relates to the standard | NORMAL |
Pass off speakers with local hum | REEK |
Presumably, nothing gets by this one butterfly? | GATEKEEPER |
Roll with innards of perch – a long, snaky fish? | REEL |
Serves up endless squash for one starting dinner in small amounts? | DROPS |
The sound of the mobile wedding band | RING |
They’re bound to take a shine to 21 down, 1 down and a fair amount of the others | FRENCHPOLISHERS |
They’re delivered by comical individuals in Suffolk, in the horsey sense, to 23 down opening stables | PUNCHLINES |
Turns up, a gent going to a hospital for scan on head is employed by a carpenter | SHAPER |
Victor is in Oregon organising, primarily, reform for head of state? | GOVERNOR |