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Clues |
Answers |
Charge to go up, then down |
AIRFARE |
Court official sees Jack absconding from prison with strike over |
BAILIFF |
Cross hotel yard with injured bird |
HYBRID |
Cruise ship’s tarry? Not good! |
LINER |
Current car? |
TESLA |
Engross sailors or bishop |
ABSORB |
Former president seen in mob — amazing! |
OBAMA |
Getting this upset may cause bother |
APPLECART |
Girl’s a massive pain |
ABIGAIL |
Goes away slowly, like blind mice? |
TAILSOFF |
Hook giving thanks to half of capital |
TALON |
Invoice north-west town, we’re told, for fruit |
BILBERRY |
Join after Tory mistake |
CONFUSE |
Leader of school committee held by murderer |
CAPTAIN |
Meal without starter situated inside |
INNER |
Nuns playing with fur in charity events |
FUNRUNS |
Official threat condemned in church statement? |
ARTICLEOFFAITH |
Old government department right to lock up shouting sergeant-major? |
Warrantofficer |
Pale protestor |
PICKET |
Really healthy Republican friend |
LITERALLY |
Record of queen, perhaps, with a chap who helped with king’s speech |
CATALOGUE |
Restrained having sat back and broken flute |
TASTEFUL |
Silly of son to leave crackers |
INANE |
System where ‘first past the post’ wins: choose by word of mouth |
ELECTORAL |
The French run the German food store |
LARDER |
Things with points, small, lacking point |
NEEDLESS |
This could produce oil from river and deep sea, possibly |
RAPESEED |
Top performer in 11, maybe, one seen in pool |
SEASTAR |
Tulip, say, spoiled garment |
PLAYSUIT |
Walk unsteadily with celebrity carrying bomb around |
STAGGER |