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| Clues |
Answers |
| ‘Dress in a state’, declares expert fashion designer |
DONATELLA |
| Article secured by French detectives — for a tanner? |
GALLICACID |
| Awfully clean on top of table, surgeon’s knife |
LANCET |
| Balls move from side to side after Tottenham taking the lead? |
TWADDLE |
| Container in mind for rifle |
CARBINE |
| Creole tune originally played as synthesised music |
ELECTRO |
| Embarrassing blunder by blackguard, fellow punching bore |
PRATFALL |
| Ferry terminal in Felixstowe has shot ahead |
TOTE |
| Grapes not available then? Fleeced? |
OVINE |
| Hypothetical solution to sum never extremely diabolical |
NOSTRUM |
| I slid coat off, relaxed after being pumped up? |
DIASTOLIC |
| In a particular way, maybe the Guardian’s saved in time |
DAINTILY |
| Leader May frantic — something cooked up in advance |
READYMEAL |
| Minute error initially in damaged travel pass |
BUSTICKET |
| No matter when, party in the end consumed by self-loathing? |
ANYTIME |
| Player catching a target with smooth stone |
SANDRABULLOCK |
| Put in angle — in briefly? |
FADDISH |
| Ridiculously bad cabinet minister ultimately a boring tool |
BRACE |
| See 15 |
VERSACE |
| See 24 |
LEADSOM |
| See 3 |
ANDBIT |
| See 8 |
ALERT |
| Sentence perhaps key, last of many by writer |
PENALTY |
| Some criminal, in earnest, going straight |
LINEAR |
| Star group written about in contemporary literature |
LYRA |
| Sudden pain working for plant |
SNAPDRAGON |
| Tories all repent, not half floundering — look away, if you don’t want to know! |
SPOILER |
| Tory with top story thus appearing in many papers |
ANDREA |
| Were a couple old-fashioned? |
DATED |