Clues |
Answers |
A number of dashes, for example, for 24 across, period |
PUNCTUATIONMARK |
Aspects off the streetscape from the forest |
TREE |
Awful line doesn’t provide confirmation of strong Pacific influence |
ELNINO |
Banks making light work of grade from credit rating agency, for instance |
MARK |
Car worker found behind old Greek city is the pre-eminent supporter of The Union |
THEBESTMAN |
Character on the periphery of Monaghan neighbourhood |
MOOD |
Cheating problem concerns those working at the institution |
TEACHING |
Consumed capers from Eastern Cape |
EATEN |
Encouraging words for half of 17 down |
DOIT |
Endless epic novels by males, for example |
SPECIMEN |
Grass with trendy design about to be cut back |
INFORMER |
Is it to exaggerate – party leader is consumed by what’s not under the table? |
OVERDOIT |
Lads falling off sailboards – it could be the pressure staying on a line |
ISOBAR |
Let off for first murder? It’s an eye-opener, begging your pardon! |
EXCUSEME |
Make up title on the origin of species |
NATUREBOOK |
Meant to leave statement and let it stand as it was |
STET |
Meeting place for ethnic group getting set of lectures |
RACECOURSE |
One of The Stones consumes new type of stout |
PINT |
Outlaw bar is near hotel |
BANISH |
Potential private dinner date in trouble with partner |
MESSMATE |
Reviews Hamlet, for example, for a Frenchman and a wild woman from Greece |
MAENAD |
Robust writing in analysis |
STURDY |
Set down in black and white by editor behind paper |
DOCUMENTED |
Some characters layoff a bricklayer in construction, in the building sense |
FABRIC |
The jury is still out on a French pastry recipe for starters in the kitchen |
UNPROVEN |
Usual sod dug out of moorlands |
NORMAL |
What one might take when taking leave is off the wall |
WAYOUT |
Whip out hanky, as it shows some gratitude |
THANKYOU |
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