Irish Times (Crosaire) – Jul 19 2018
Published in Irish Times (Crosaire) Crossword. Tags: ACADEMIC, ADLIB, CONTROLPANEL, GLOBAL, India, MEALS, MOOING, SMILED.
Clues |
Answers |
Above all, street artist is going to ball |
STRATOSPHERE |
Angry creditor makes a scene |
DIRECTOR |
Catch wind of initial trouble and lack of success – it could be the death of you |
HEARTFAILURE |
Cockney is hardly a people-person protecting gangster |
LONDONER |
Country covered up trade in diamonds |
INDIA |
Cuban riot doctor is left holding the baby perhaps in the early stages |
INCUBATOR |
Digs up most of the lawn for crazy source of oil |
WALNUT |
Fellow produced a computer-aided design to train mice |
ACADEMIC |
For those learning their lessons, Grant’s similar to one of those in 4 across going overseas |
SCHOLARSHIPS |
Friar’s beer ingredients from Glenstal Abbey’s stores, for instance |
TUCKSHOPS |
Hated analysis in the middle of act |
DETESTED |
In court and in prisons or whatever floats your boat? |
DOCKYARDS |
Looked happy in school race finishing at speed |
SMILED |
No tin in salt mine for the consumers |
MEALS |
Clues |
Answers |
One of those in the park spinning spider net |
PRESIDENT |
One of those manipulating the system to switch the jury |
CONTROLPANEL |
Piece on The Clash leads to bitter exchange in the west |
GUNFIGHT |
Recites novel about old secret |
ESOTERIC |
Rewritten blog for a novice with general view |
GLOBAL |
Runs daily and gets to ride to work |
EDITOR |
Some characters layoff a bricklayer in construction, in the building sense |
FABRIC |
Some mislead librarian off the cuff |
ADLIB |
Speaking of the herd, satellite picks up current legend |
MOOING |
Tap is not in the house or deck? |
KNOCKOUT |
The cleverest of them all removes Spring from press cutting |
CUTEST |
The New Yorker’s retiring broadcaster absorbs article |
YANKS |
Vicar from Deliverance and The Sting? |
NEEDLE |
Wrapped up by firm for a time with a colourful finish |
OVERCOAT |