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| Clues |
Answers |
| Bond following hit comedy |
SLAPSTICK |
| Brothers over six feet? Too much to ask |
TALLORDER |
| Certain island behind fraud |
CONCRETE |
| Collar uneven, by the sound of it? |
RUFF |
| Crossword writer’s work background |
SETTING |
| Don: boy biting cheek |
SLIPON |
| Drunk has arrived — ha! |
SOTHERE |
| Endless cricket initially boring as tennis, surprisingly |
INCESSANT |
| Firmly established capitals of Togo, Eritrea and Djibouti found on map |
PLANTED |
| Fruit pots from China |
SATSUMA |
| Jelly, equally still |
ASPIC |
| Listening to children, give up |
CEDE |
| Lower a rail so diverted underneath church |
CHAROLAIS |
| Material on floor in prison I levered up |
LINO |
| Minister plugging domestic work record |
DIRECTORY |
| Minute arachnid |
TICK |
| Natural reaction isn’t unusual in case of cat |
INSTINCT |
| Noticeable beating |
STRIKING |
| OK taking touch before heavy weight lifted |
NOTBAD |
| Party nominators toyed with desperate choice (3,4,2,1,5) |
ANYPORTINASTORM |
| Perfect, best boy behind you, finally |
UTOPIAN |
| Pester hearty on tour of ship |
HASSLE |
| Rank deal: more cut off |
EARLDOM |
| Red mullet’s tail by itself, cooked |
LEFTIST |
| Rounding first of defenders, briefly follow winger |
GODWIT |
| Salute, installing leader of government in nautical post |
TOPMAST |
| Standard features with military badge |
STARSANDSTRIPES |
| The same ludicrous papers sent over |
DITTO |
| Therefore, one in airport has found way out |
SOLUTION |
| Very rare comic |
PRICELESS |