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| Clues |
Answers |
| American after fortune for plant |
LOTUS |
| Article about a neighbourhood |
AREA |
| Bolt, maybe, in small piece of office equipment |
SPRINTER |
| CCTV, perhaps, almost always effective — conceal weapon |
SURVEILLANCE |
| Cold fish on shoot gets a wrap? |
CLINGFILM |
| Copper gets gear changed, some of it good, some of it bad |
CURATESEGG |
| Deposit small sum of money in crumpled tens |
SEDIMENT |
| Drag a scout free — this rescue worker might |
COASTGUARD |
| Framework of church when applied to sister |
CHASSIS |
| Golf course in narrow valley — good scores there |
Gleneagles |
| Honour holding old musical instrument |
OBOE |
| Huge company deficit a line shows |
COLOSSAL |
| Keen listener comprehending good English |
EAGER |
| Lengthen lease, in writing |
LETDOWN |
| Lowest score, ultimately, in final |
LEAST |
| Morse creator put off about vote |
DEXTER |
| Obsession of individual recording soul |
ONETRACKMIND |
| On account of test, short prayer required, say |
FOREXAMPLE |
| One of the last to go in, kind welcoming trouble |
TAILENDER |
| Ordinary guys writing on the wall |
OMEN |
| Protest about renegade party member |
DEMOCRAT |
| Real solid houses to boot |
ALSO |
| Reserved object, last in sale |
DEMURE |
| Sauntering in street, swaggering |
STROLLING |
| Slammer, finally — bad result for cattle thief |
RUSTLER |
| Spoke about Conservative, one who favours extreme change |
RADICAL |
| Starts to renovate old cottage of church officer in an old decorative style |
ROCOCO |
| Stretch of lake twists to the north |
SPRAWL |
| Usual? Not on a butterfly |
COMMA |
| Winner, Scotsman, becoming strait-laced |
VICTORIAN |