Irish Times (Crosaire) – May 28 2018
Published in Irish Times (Crosaire) Crossword. Tags: ADRIATIC, BUGS, CAMELLIA, GALLUPPOLL, LIDS, PRACTICE, Puerto Rico, VERBAL.
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Amused criminal from Greece with snaky dreadlocks |
MEDUSA |
As forecast, really come down on state rules covering those in Kilkenny as well as Staffordshire |
RAINCATSANDDOGS |
Bourne leaves subordinates with tormentor |
SADIST |
Broody Sultan produces them for horse in point-to-point |
EGGS |
Childish foreign correspondent perhaps in 23 down loses the head with one of the gang |
PENPAL |
Cooperative is prepared to cover workers from academy |
AMENABLE |
Cork’s distiller releases litre |
LIDS |
Drunk in Puerto Rico produced type of cushion for a business car for the people |
PINACOLADA |
Enthusiastic coming back across great music |
REGGAE |
Fabulous type from Dandy? |
TERRIFIC |
Father sent back to academy – it’s an involuntary move from part of the Med |
ADRIATIC |
First person getting connection right gets skilled work |
METIER |
Foolish figure first to help |
ASSIST |
Joke about Kerryman at the end of shift of workers |
GANG |
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March out of charmless takeaway |
LESS |
Medic’s business estimate covers what is witnessed in theatre |
PRACTICE |
Part of speech for a pupil, in a manner of speaking |
VERBAL |
Rare winner – that’s one for the books |
NOVELIST |
Relative of tea producer has the hump with America city over institute |
CAMELLIA |
Short brief? |
FLEETING |
Some workshop encapsulated what it means to be accessible to everyone |
OPEN |
Sounds like what jockey gets horse to do going to post – reportedly it’s a matter of opinion |
GALLUPPOLL |
The sense to compliment a stewardess inside |
TASTE |
The Wire’s neighbours have no heroin |
BUGS |
To damage one foreign politician is a breeze |
IMPAIR |
Trail lost friend in the scouts |
PATHFINDER |
Welsh neighbours, in a manner of speaking, shortly return to health |
ENGLISHMEN |
Women close to his heart nipped out for a breather |
WINDPIPE |