Clues | Answers |
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A second attempt to describe unusual moon in science | ASTRONOMY |
About to settle or break up? | RESOLVE |
Bit of food — bit eaten by Christian soldiers repeatedly | SAMOSA |
Caught by cameras, callous rogue | RASCAL |
Cut up? Hard to show gaiety | MIRTH |
Dog in item of luggage, hot rather than cold | HARRIER |
Editor-in-chief drank excessively | TOPED |
Firm Madame leading heritage organisation evokes criticism? | COMMENT |
Fool is left drowned in drink | MISLEAD |
Good person with halo maybe in train | STRING |
Grasses grow upwards, as you might say | RYES |
Heart shown with initial change of sex — tricky operation | FIDDLE |
Home with red exterior? Blow me! | CLARINET |
Homework pages — school subject to be absorbed | PREP |
Lady, not totally square, wanting bit of adventure | NINA |
Clues | Answers |
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Liberal bod upset by this sexist toy? | BARBIEDOLL |
Like an academic discourteous about computers etc? See about that | ERUDITELY |
Makes audacious gesture in front of vehicle, being insane | MOONSTRUCK |
Most floury food is situated to be eaten | MEALIEST |
Order complied with, note having been sent back | METHOD |
President not acceptable to top people, strangling a party | BASH |
Row’s beginning to interrupt quiet book? Damnation! | PERDITION |
Soldiers of African country imprisoned in country? That’s becoming standard | NORMALISATION |
Songs terribly sad after dance | BALLADS |
Suitable publicity precedes short musical entertainment | PROPER |
Trainee as part of a performing act in the auditorium | INTERN |
Using sophisticated kit, there’s snag about energy | HITECH |
Vehicle is a heap — pity that can’t take me | RICKSHA |
Writer interrupting the German reporter | DESCRIBER |
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