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| Clues |
Answers |
| Attacker moving ahead |
FORWARD |
| Bawdy drunken laird holding back, at first |
RIBALD |
| Breakfast dish in Périgord, unusually |
PORRIDGE |
| Chant from choir, originally in Latin, modified in church |
CANTICLE |
| Done in since halving physical training? |
PAST |
| Dropped off cases and returned book |
KIDNAPPED |
| Fertiliser in jardinière perhaps has worked |
POTASH |
| Free, generally |
ATLARGE |
| Get rid of fine example that’s a banger |
FIRECRACKER |
| Gloomy doctor on organ |
DREAR |
| Here members salute |
PRESENTARMS |
| Knight quits Mastermind, unexpectedly, halfway through |
MIDSTREAM |
| Make amends an hour after midnight? |
ATONE |
| Minister to deal |
SERVE |
| Out when shelter promised initially |
ASLEEP |
| Pantomime character cross about old boy in hospital |
ROBINHOOD |
| Passage in broadcast Mike overlooked |
TRANSIT |
| Programme I came across in list |
TIMETABLE |
| Rap suits comic mentally |
UPSTAIRS |
| Ready for publication? Some expedition wanted |
EDIT |
| Religious person, bishop, in island pub, upset |
RABBI |
| Spectacularly good performance in tie involving student, I hesitate to say |
BLINDER |
| Spouse quite possibly in prison |
BRIDEWELL |
| Stupid lapse at work in A&E |
ASININE |
| Swell coming from vessel circling lake |
BLOAT |
| Vociferous, head of sub-committee over ballistic missile |
STRIDENT |
| Watching international show? |
ATTEST |
| Work required on old jacket? Thrower may need it for the game |
DOUBLETOP |
| Yellowish-brown insect biting one on end of leg |
BEIGE |
| You’ll be mad if you lose them in a game |
MARBLES |