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| Clues |
Answers |
| A purpose in mind, disgusting |
NAUSEOUS |
| American player in two garments |
SHORTSTOP |
| Breakfast spread a disappointment, Middle Easterner said |
LEMONCURD |
| Cheating unrestrainedly, letters of sinner hidden before messing around |
ADULTERY |
| Convincing businessman? |
COGENT |
| Defensive posts, equerries we hear? |
PALISADES |
| Design came to include river and peak, as cartographer |
MERCATOR |
| Drink to pass round, if not getting the blues |
CHELSEA |
| Floater in Idaho, did you say? |
DUCKWEED |
| Half of lads call for strike |
LASHOUT |
| Head off meaningful ruling |
REGNANT |
| Indian city — that pains me? |
MYSORE |
| Inspiring effort, painting recalled showing passion |
LIBIDO |
| Load structure that floats |
RAFT |
| Model bound to keep Guardian readers triumphant |
UNBOWED |
| Moving accounts of composer stuck in wardrobe, it’s suggested |
TRAVELOGS |
| New in house, a medicinal drink |
SENNATEA |
| Old European publication a little light, on reflection |
MAGYAR |
| Pale, like honey one has left |
ASHY |
| Place where insect docked |
LOCUS |
| Position achieved in government, still I act a lunatic, Trump admits? |
POLITICAL |
| Resolute having taken time out, workable at a stretch? |
DOUGHY |
| See 1 |
STATUS |
| See 1 |
DRESS |
| See 7 |
SOCIETY |
| Short sleeves retained, partially turned up |
TERSE |
| Social habit pretentious drivel primarily, media accepts |
PARTY |
| Sweet, sweet skirts, commonly cut |
STRUDEL |
| Unlikely story a cheat I felt, our world view is different |
FLATEARTH |
| Uphold Pasternak’s first book |
PRESERVE |