Irish Times (Crosaire) – Mar 13 2018
Published in Irish Times (Crosaire) Crossword. Tags: ERODE, LEGEND, LOSSES, Spain.
Clues |
Answers |
Coach retires and opens warehouse and yard by underpass |
SUBWAY |
Comes down without Ned to foreign capital |
MOSCOW |
Contemporary influence of Lord Harry |
PEERPRESSURE |
Crazy modern truths from natural disturbance |
THUNDERSTORM |
Develop runner to move in and out of a really useful group of leaders |
WEAVEARUG |
Drowns out newsvendors – what’s the odds of that! |
EVENS |
Exited – try criminal for sleight of hand |
DEXTERITY |
Finished off in a backward place around Spain |
ATEUP |
First short record about rebellious college produced by The Cure |
ANTIDOTE |
French play owes debt to dissident |
FACTIOUS |
Gifted story to good books’ editor |
TALENTED |
Gradually destroy drugs found on both sides of bar |
ERODE |
Has a job on location with Virginia getting direction in Mediterranean strip show |
EXTRAVAGANZA |
In addition to falling over, can’t stand coming out of the salt mine perhaps |
SULPHATE |
Clues |
Answers |
It’s game of patience giving out to Israeli |
SOLITAIRE |
Made a mess of Downfall with English director |
RUINED |
Mice pass contamination to those living the dream |
ESCAPISM |
Nearly die laughing at sculpture at the bar from dump with no head |
BUSTAGUT |
Perhaps this might have crossed your mind illustratively opening a chapter |
HEADPIECE |
React badly to imprint |
TRACE |
Really turn up the sound as Daniel Defoe is ignoring oldie |
DEAFEN |
Recently developed top lawn is moist in the morning upsetting one of those at the recent match |
NEWLYWED |
Rings Samaritans for Rosa from Indian restaurant |
SAMOSA |
Rotten, vilest, creepy type that relates to everything already mentioned |
RESPECTIVELY |
Spring dance |
CAVORT |
Take care leaving casseroles for casualties |
LOSSES |
What’s the explanation for stage finish? |
LEGEND |
Wild star secures job in the museum |
ARTWORKS |