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| Clues |
Answers |
| … coarse stuff from Dick? |
EMERY |
| … stupid clothier I sacked for snigger |
CHORTLE |
| … the same as found in the middle of ‘Plague’ |
IDEM |
| 1 Across’s starter borne by salver, reportedly? |
ENTREE |
| About pain-free, though not pleasant |
CHARMLESS |
| Actors’ alien manner of speaking … |
MUMMERSET |
| Artless comeback of Milan ‘Aida’ crashes rather |
ARCADIAN |
| Barney undercuts flat for claimant |
PLAINTIFF |
| Completely enthusiastic about gripping old-time … |
INTOTO |
| Conclusion of ordinary and chaotic game |
OMEGA |
| Crowning achievement of townscape — rebuilt after taking week off |
CAPSTONE |
| Disturbance on tip producing catalogue of tasks |
TODOLIST |
| Echo for Kelvin in production of Mack the Knife? |
MACHETE |
| Hand signals one exchanged with ace making approach |
TACTIC |
| Jacket — flash! — on Romeo … |
BLAZER |
| Left harbour with stern intact? |
UNDOCKED |
| Main part of island is under lake and extremely wet in the west |
LEWIS |
| Maybe estate gets swiftly into case |
CARAPACE |
| Minor point involving Shakespeare’s origin and existence |
ESSE |
| Miss fantastic dame, prior to month with her in Paris |
MADEMOISELLE |
| Moderate muscles on point, getting certain discomfort ultimately |
ABSTINENT |
| Mostly seek out sweetbreads, mixing stuffing |
BEDSTRAW |
| Plan with detachment |
DRAFT |
| Rapturous 19 — ‘e’s in a whirl! |
ECSTATIC |
| Spot the sharp end |
PINPOINT |
| The ‘Fledermaus’ in Battenberg, for one, is effortless |
APIECEOFCAKE |
| Trains in Alaska perhaps, heading north, cease to run |
DRYUP |
| Usually last in the bar to dine in support of refurbished pub |
UPBEAT |
| With bear on the turn, holler! |
WHOOP |
| Worn-out disc I brought into operation |
EPUISE |