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Clues |
Answers |
A measure in progress |
AFOOT |
A shocker in Lolita — seriously? |
TASER |
After launch of Titanic, ship set off |
TRIGGER |
Case of quite curious men or otherwise finding something to eat |
CROQUEMONSIEUR |
Coin box filled with treasure, ultimately |
CREATE |
Date breaks up over comedian, a stinker! |
SEWAGE |
Drink — bird needing one |
MARTINI |
Even bits of warthog added to stew a contentious issue |
HOTPOTATO |
Exaggerate role in very particular period during month |
OVERACT |
Fly set to buzz around repeatedly |
TSETSE |
Focus of social activity affected passion |
CAMPFIRE |
French artist succeeded, making an entrance |
INGRESS |
Happy community going nowhere |
ECSTATIC |
Mean party hosts ending in opposition |
SNIDE |
Muck on smoother bird |
GOOSANDER |
Nurse pulling up underwear in time |
HARBOUR |
Outfit with a tanga extremely ludicrous? Completely! |
TOUTAFAIT |
Pastry sales? |
TURNOVER |
Penning memoir finally, enthusiastic about the first few words |
INTRO |
Piece inspiring outsiders in Kent to contain this team |
PARTICKTHISTLE |
Relieved while in action, the first to leave |
EASED |
Rogue needing skill to communicate |
IMPART |
Ship that carries sherry |
SCHOONER |
Shut down company to get things into shape? |
DIECAST |
Signal far off in cross-Channel mix-up |
FRANGLAIS |
Slow time entering manoeuvres before beginning to stop |
WITLESS |
Something sweet I put inside message |
NOISETTE |
Sound heart in Paul, Christian for the most part? |
AUDIO |
Vermin in a skirt, you might say, working for cabinetmaker |
SHERATON |
Winning Conservative, honourable |
UPRIGHT |