Irish Times (Crosaire) – Jul 20 2018
Published in Irish Times (Crosaire) Crossword. Tags: AGARAGAR, FANLETTERS, Free State, GRAPES, Ireland, NATIVEAMERICANS, TYPEFACE, WINERY.
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A dodgy crime article from The New Yorker? |
AMERICAN |
A fat cat in Georgia |
SAVANNAH |
A top Clos in Burgundy produces a biscuity type of treat |
MACAROON |
All the crows, for instance, in 19 down and 9 across on the back wires |
NATIVEAMERICANS |
Charity event raising funds for Aster leaving Free State |
FETE |
Cleared out of Red Sea craft |
ERASED |
Course for recruit playing a big part in traffic management |
ROADSIGN |
Dietary concern for Arabian with high temperature leads to irritation during the season |
HAYFEVER |
Don’t leave godparents the Juicy Fruits |
GRAPES |
Flips record about a dream |
GOAL |
For flipping crabby types, they are perfect for anyone picking up the bass |
FISHSLICES |
Hates leaving homeopaths with something extra |
OOMPH |
In a manner of speaking, worker lives in a castle traditionally |
ENGLISHMAN |
Institute in Newry moving business responsible for developing port |
WINERY |
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It comes as a blow to Belgian – no lie! |
BANG |
It follows, the question is key |
ANSWER |
Manila novel has a long sentence to do with fauna |
ANIMALLIFE |
Megalomaniac releases income from Iberian port |
MALAGA |
Miss Ring and Victor Ward checkout? |
OVERLOOK |
No art in satirical piece coming from The Stones perhaps |
SILICA |
Retiring old foreign political leader finds nationalist in local |
NATIVE |
Reviews Indian music a couple of times, as it’s a cultural phenomenon at The Strand |
AGARAGAR |
Seafront has no soft bank |
EARN |
Some challenge a regulation for the fishermen |
GEAR |
Strong wish to brief bureau representing Ireland |
DESIRE |
The end product of using 26 across in 8 across for press release? |
WINE |
Whip up what the correspondents produced for The Star – who will appreciate them? |
FANLETTERS |
Work in the pool with French champion – that could be bold! |
TYPEFACE |