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Article collected by players ahead of a card game |
CANASTA |
Bars accepting foreign money? Certainly not |
BYNOMEANS |
Book bargains here, and manuscript, item to be auctioned |
SALEMSLOT |
Boy returning with temperature given strange patent remedy |
NOSTRUM |
Brave, secure up in tank |
VALIANT |
Club employee has energy bar, ultimately |
BOUNCER |
Examine striker, international |
TESTMATCH |
Father in French capital wants us raised together |
PARIPASSU |
Learned head missing — say again |
ITERATE |
Left work by editor, made strides |
LOPED |
Managed to eat crackers before a period of fasting |
RAMADAN |
Musician in bad temper following tense game |
TRUMPETER |
Name of old boy, one in service |
ROBIN |
Not many bothered? It’s just the opposite |
ANTONYM |
Occasionally employed by New York newspaper? |
ATTIMES |
One taking stock of leader crossing street |
RUSTLER |
Phone in bar over to rear |
BRINGUP |
Popular place makes contribution |
INPUT |
Receiving repair, damaged plant |
VIRGINIACREEPER |
Reserve team, lower |
SUBSIDE |
Rest for artist after rest left |
EASEL |
Row over new type of cloth |
LINEN |
Savoury snack in packs, strong and rich when crunched |
PORKSCRATCHINGS |
Section of government — it leaked name |
ENTITLE |
Skilled worker, one devoted to a cause, heading off |
ARTISAN |
Such expressions may be meaningless, academic admitted |
IDIOMATIC |
Tailor’s initial trick, we hear, making trousers |
TREWS |
That may be seen as evil involving sister, say |
VISIBLE |
Turned on about revised rate? Don’t be so naive |
GETREAL |
View across centre of Hull, and river |
VISTULA |