Irish Times (Crosaire) – Mar 30 2018
Published in Irish Times (Crosaire) Crossword. Tags: ADAPTS, Dublin, EATEN, NEWENGLAND, PLAYER, PRONTO, TARTAN, TIES.
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Answers |
Closely acquainted with popular occasion going to a top table |
INTIMATE |
College failure is like 17 down only more so |
CLOSER |
Coming up with the idea to water down one of those in The Palace |
THINKING |
Completely on the wing presumably |
OUTRIGHT |
Contemplates losing the head with exercises |
USES |
Despatches what are in 24 across |
FORWARDS |
Familiarises themselves with Bill and Pat Cook at school |
ADAPTS |
For a man of the cloth, gold is missing from grand total |
TARTAN |
Grinds for 24 across covers arithmetic for those who want to work in the current environment |
MILLSTREAM |
Guess this is what the builder is capable of coming up with |
ESTIMATE |
Has a chance of making 24 across or might just be a gold-digger |
PROSPECTOR |
Keeps under surveillance parts of the Hawkeye State |
EYES |
Maguire and Paterson working at Lisdoonvarna festival |
MATCHMAKER |
Maximillian admits taking refuge in capital’s Square associated with mathematician |
MATRIX |
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Monet travelling around Dublin, Ohio, going north to part of Alberta, Canada |
EDMONTON |
Most of those in 9 across and 25 across working at the fortune telling |
FORWARDTHINKING |
Nervous yatter follows a conflict |
TREATY |
No port in a storm now! |
PRONTO |
One of the things actors have to go through secretly in role reversal at The Gate? |
TRAPDOOR |
Pharmacist has no cash traditionally for keeping a tight hold on what’s been published |
ARMPIT |
Publicity act leads to Moscow’s espionage network of fall guys? |
STUNTMEN |
Rear Southdown sheep, initially native to good ground in some American states |
NEWENGLAND |
Secures building site |
TIES |
Segment of Meatloaf rocks and is a cut above the rest |
AFRO |
Side with characters to repudiate a movement |
TEAM |
Some characters frustrated general having the upper hand |
EDGE |
Taken in by Eton saying |
EATEN |
Twelfth night in hospital and presumably can’t wait to get into theatre? |
PLAYER |