Irish Times (Simplex) – Apr 28 2018
Published in Irish Times (Simplex) Crossword. Tags: ACRE, DEARTH, Israel, PHOENIX, RUINED, TIDES, TIRE.
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Artist of three-dimensional shapes |
SCULPTOR |
As much as required |
ENOUGH |
Become fatigued |
TIRE |
Bring into being |
CREATE |
Categories of literature etc. |
GENRES |
Containers with cells producing power |
BATTERIES |
Daily or weekly publication |
NEWSPAPER |
Destroyed completely |
RUINED |
Diaphanous or very steep |
SHEER |
Disqualify oneself as a judge in a case |
RECUSE |
Group of people with a common culture |
TRIBE |
Holds on tightly or tenaciously |
CLINGS |
Imperial land measurement |
ACRE |
Intensely distressing |
TRAGIC |
Jewish state |
ISRAEL |
Least difficult |
EASIEST |
Legendary bird said to emerge from the ashes of itself |
PHOENIX |
Oblong cream puff |
ECLAIR |
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Of ships and navigation |
NAUTICAL |
Organic compounds, taken by some athletes for strength |
STEROIDS |
Origin, root |
SOURCE |
Periodic ebbs and flows of the sea |
TIDES |
Put down or leave something |
DEPOSIT |
Sets of instructions for a computer |
PROGRAMS |
Shortage, paucity |
DEARTH |
Small edible crustacean |
SHRIMP |
Spoken off the cuff |
EXTEMPORE |
State of perfect bliss |
ECSTASY |
Swift, long-eared mammals |
HARES |
Tables in churches |
ALTARS |
Tasty treat turns out to be a cool cheat |
CHOCOLATE |
The study of moral values and rules |
ETHICS |
Top part of the windpipe |
THROAT |
Toy building-bricks |
LEGO |
Yeats or Heaney, say |
POET |
Young foreigner living with a family in return for housework |
AUPAIR |