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| Clues |
Answers |
| Actress retired to direct remote series |
MIAFARROW |
| American football team putting soap on hands |
DALLASCOWBOYS |
| Bikini perhaps left line after caution regularly ignored |
ATOLL |
| Each student’s heading into college lobby, not content with Labour |
UNEASILY |
| Firstly ask little Robert to withdraw element of metal away from mouth |
ABORAL |
| Fly back with ordinary character following Sierra |
TANGO |
| Folded part of Italian menu roughly over pound section |
CALZONE |
| He’s famed for drumming patter, swapping hands |
RINGO |
| Ice hockey team overwhelmed by Alan, the Incredible Hulk |
LEVIATHAN |
| Inter, bottom of league maybe snapping up variable European past peak |
LAYTOREST |
| Jam that vegans can eat |
SQUASH |
| Joint, symbol of peace Catlin endlessly passed around |
DOVETAIL |
| Legendary nobleman’s legacy? ‘Twas mine, in essence |
GAWAIN |
| Marketplace contains some performing monkey |
MARMOSET |
| Mind one scratching, having just turned up here for lottery |
BRANTUB |
| Nose absorbs source of meat substitute |
PROXY |
| One breaks into old Vauxhall, suspect reptile found here? |
VIVARIUM |
| One with scientific mind superior where racing is a concern? |
NEWTONABBOT |
| One-nil for United? |
INONE |
| Popular single room with unusual character |
SPACEODDITY |
| Rambling mile, happening outside, they organise well? |
OILMEN |
| Rather fussy maker of stocking, including zip, put under chimney’s opening |
CHOOSIER |
| Ruler’s dress held by promoted crawler |
TSARINA |
| Scared, court heard, in the main |
YELLOWSEA |
| Seasoning lamb, as illustration shows |
BASIL |
| Supervised by male class, Hazel exemplifies such work in 1950s |
UNDERMILKWOOD |
| Visits from stand-by engineers, say, when temperature goes cold |
CALLOUS |
| With too much on race, old vagrant crosses fingers for victory thus |
OVERCLAD |