Irish Times (Crosaire) – February 13 2019
Published in Irish Times (Crosaire) Crossword. Tags: CRAFTS, LETTINGOFFSTEAM, MINERALOIL, Rome.
Clues | Answers |
Bails out women’s institute for having a word with the man upstairs | BASILICA |
British bird admits reading abridged version of Hamlet to an islander living in a place known for its disappearances | BERMUDAN |
Caught in colliery by detective with ecstasy produced for the Christmas market | MINCEPIE |
Credit American paper’s artistry and workmanship, for instance | CRAFTS |
Don’t mention the French bird spotted in children’s playground | LETITSLIDE |
Foreign hate group attack language content | KLAN |
Have the effrontery to serve up bit of horseradish | DARE |
Head on foxglove flower coming up is in a different class to improve | FEELBETTER |
Irish men married to the job | FIRM |
Kitchen serves up something for starter from wastelands | MOORS |
Last letters covered up in a French article not fit for consumption | UNRIPE |
Little gems from rough-cut steel | LETTUCES |
No menace in trace element that came in the post | LETTER |
No pubs in Budapest for lovely social engagement | DATE |
Nonsense from defensive opponent clipped and tripped initially by one whose stock is on the rise | BULLMARKET |
On approach to clubhouse, for instance, hit the ball with technique | DRIVEWAY |
Patriotism lacks spirit, a little bit | ATOM |
Puts the plan into action for directors dismissing four from Rome | EXECUTES |
Report rogue to the one carrying baggage | PORTER |
Shutdown a Leeds production | SEALED |
Some revolutionary aubergine developed for the gardeners initially | EDEN |
Some secret I regret of how to give up work | RETIRE |
Splash tonic over recipe for making lemonade | CITRON |
Sympathetic to sides generous to Newcastle | GENTLE |
To go hell for leather after being in a jam can be a pest on a date | FRUITFLY |
Type of drink from Greece – on the tongue it’s a very refined, clear liquid for the constipated | MINERALOIL |
Vetted an organisation for bad blood | VENDETTA |
Whistling in the galley is releasing the tension | LETTINGOFFSTEAM |