The Sun – Two Speed – Mar 9 2018
Published in The Sun Two Speed Crossword. Tags: DEADHEAT, OSTEOPATH, SCAM, TIDYSUM.
Clues |
Answers |
Architectural style |
MOCKTUDOR |
Article denies tampering with liquorice flavour |
ANISEED |
Article in place for Italian car maker |
FIAT |
As a rule |
BROADLY |
Attempt |
TRY |
Attempt by Terry taking odd letters |
TRY |
Barrack |
BOO |
Base sycophancy |
TOADYISM |
Bathroom fitment |
BIDET |
Bone manipulator |
OSTEOPATH |
Cheat heading for South on river |
SCAM |
Chief nun |
ABBESS |
Circle gold piece |
ORBIT |
Civic head |
MAYOR |
Cloudy |
OVERCAST |
Coat peg |
HOOK |
Con trick |
SCAM |
Cry of contempt from hobo outside |
BOO |
Death dies with me, tragically |
DEMISE |
Dirge |
ELEGY |
DIY moats resulted in servile adulation |
TOADYISM |
Domestic animals going back a pace |
STEP |
Downfall |
DEMISE |
Dull, directing actors? |
OVERCAST |
Eastern victory going in and changing a US state |
NEVADA |
Emblem |
BADGE |
Emblem where tailless animal seen |
BADGE |
Exact tie |
DEADHEAT |
Clues |
Answers |
Fair amount |
TIDYSUM |
Fittingly |
APTLY |
Fittingly lay about outside exercise class |
APTLY |
From Scandinavia |
NORDIC |
Healer travelling to teashop |
OSTEOPATH |
Heartburn remedy |
ANTACID |
I’d risk going round the bathroom fitment |
BIDET |
Italian car maker |
FIAT |
Las Vegas’ state |
NEVADA |
Lawsuit setting a precedent |
TESTCASE |
Lifeless qualifying round produces a draw |
DEADHEAT |
Lines recited, say, in cathedral |
ELEGY |
London exhibition hall |
OLYMPIA |
Match box that creates a precedent? |
TESTCASE |
Medical remedy for bug stinging |
ANTACID |
Minor dictionary contains Scandinavian |
NORDIC |
Mutinous |
DEFIANT |
My one opal improves on exhibits here |
OLYMPIA |
Neat addition to considerable amount |
TIDYSUM |
One should catch the eye |
HOOK |
Ouzo flavouring |
ANISEED |
Pace |
STEP |
Planet’s course |
ORBIT |
Poke fun at old royal building style |
MOCKTUDOR |
Rebellious boy in expert hands |
DEFIANT |
Sailor leads girl to convent head |
ABBESS |
Town official from Irish county, right? |
MAYOR |
Wide field, we hear, in general |
BROADLY |