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| Clues |
Answers |
| ‘Cats’ problem, musical delivery? |
HAIRBALL |
| A drug that builds muscle for heavenly body |
ASTEROID |
| A politician in office, wet |
DAMPEN |
| A wave on top |
ASWELL |
| Better, a civic role |
CAPACITY |
| Bewildered, guy struggling to keep tail of snake in the sack |
BUGEYED |
| Bit of a looker quaffing second wine |
RETSINA |
| Communist leader inspired by rhetoric, as Trotsky |
CASTRO |
| Continent with mountains primarily toured by girl |
LANDMASS |
| Country that’s worth more than a pound? |
GUINEA |
| Difficult book about foreign money |
TROUBLESOME |
| Drinking last of vermouth, I bemoan lamentable free spirit |
BOHEMIAN |
| Fight and fight for bird |
SPARROW |
| Game attempts to give flirty signal when squiffy? |
TIDDLYWINKS |
| Lively — as soy sauce? |
FULLOFBEANS |
| Million-dollar contract? I’m not impressed! |
BIGDEAL |
| Needing lots of determination at first to turn over, old generator |
DYNAMO |
| Nemesis, England invading state |
AVENGER |
| One into old maps makes things clear |
EXPLAINS |
| Policeman enters a complex carrying gun, initially |
SERGEANT |
| Revolutionary film showing drug-dealer |
CHEMIST |
| Rotten count was commanding |
ADDLED |
| Rwanda confused with teeny part of northern England |
TYNEANDWEAR |
| Silver perhaps ending in skip, furious |
PIRATE |
| Sporting call angered drunk |
ENGARDE |
| Structure that may pop in solid weapon |
FIREARM |
| Trap finally caught fish |
TANGLE |
| Trustworthy hand |
STRAIGHT |