The Telegraph – CRYPTIC CROSSWORD NO: 28,985 – February 27 2019
Published in The Telegraph Cryptic Crossword. Tags: BARBITURATE, China, Spain, WASH.
| Clues | Answers |
| A seabird seen in advertisement for a lift | PATERNOSTER |
| Come round to describe museum’s material | RELEVANT |
| Contemplate missing first of these once will be moderate | MEDIATE |
| Drug counter snapped on universal charge | BARBITURATE |
| Equity is one such idea on turn, disturbingly | TRADEUNION |
| Floating leaf left daily upset about pressure | LILYPAD |
| Freezing from anaesthetic in general? | ICING |
| Fruit that’s no good to be eaten by Chinese leader | MANGO |
| German trader’s oft repeated stock phrase? | MANTRA |
| Irritating new air base must secure victory | ABRASIVE |
| Letters seeing job secure? | POSTBAG |
| Manipulate American capital in Europe | RIGA |
| Orderly approach needing time for leader of remainers | NEAT |
| Pays off one pound during evening shifts | LIQUIDATES |
| Pittance made from comic strip | PEANUTS |
| Powerful and dynamic, he got China worried | HIGHOCTANE |
| Provide cover for quiet house in province | UPHOLSTER |
| Reshuffled cabinet’s URL is difficult to understand | INSCRUTABLE |
| Run in rain | PELT |
| Shortness of supply of organised trips, say | SPARSITY |
| Spain alerted to change after last month and slowed down | Decelerated |
| Speak at length about right to develop | SPROUT |
| Stumps politician taken in by endless nonsense | TRAMPS |
| Thing of beauty initially on meeting | OBSESSION |
| Unpopular international in obvious hospital case | OUTPATIENT |
| Uses dispatches to seize power | SPENDS |
| Victory — before Germany just beat European airline | WINDPIPE |
| Who mostly takes in a son’s laundry? | WASH |