rowid,clue,answer,clues_fts,rank
287811,"Ban EU travel until, finally, non-existent (4)",,216284,
1482,Strut around Hamilton with pasty-eating top executive (5),,216284,
1503,Birthday’s coming up: look to stop that old person's curse!,,216284,
2473,this clue didn't remind anyone else of the epoch-shatteringly bad Bennifer movie...,,216284,
2474,"RIP - sounds like ""LET'S RIP"", which could be an invitation to copy software or what have you",,216284,
2475,"- SLIGHT [small] ""seals"" {shor}E",,216284,
2476,"- CURTAIL [dock] replacing its last letter with... um, N for large? Think I'm missing something",,216284,
2477,- AN NOD AM [an | agreement | earlier in the day] reversed,,216284,
2478,- {br}ECHT - German playwright (Bertolt) losing his BR for British,,216284,
2479,"- (MEETING NOT*) [""for reorganising""]",,216284,
2480,"- humorously misconstrued, if you only spend a single second in command, you've been a very short time at the top",,216284,
2481,- double def,,216284,
5071,"the brass bands play: ""Tidd[e]ly-om-pom-pom!""",,216284,
5072,"BACK: double definition, the first facetious.",,216284,
5073,"IN (hip), HALER (more robust). A pedant might object that it expands the bronchi, not the chest, but near enough.",,216284,
5074,"MILL: FLOUR sounds like “flower”, as in “the flower of English womanhood”. The philosopher is John Stuart MILL.",,216284,
5075,spelled out by the first letters (“the faces”) of each word.,,216284,
5076,"sounds like SOW FEAR, at least to non-rhotic speakers (those who don’t stress their “r”s).",,216284,
7366,South African lynx runs ahead of boor in grass (7),,216284,
7367,"Help with vessel, Sinbad’s cutter? (7)",,216284,
7368,Stick Old Testament in non-standard agreement for faith schools (9),,216284,
7369,"What might make trunk sticky, foul-minded nurses? (5)",,216284,
7370,"Unfinished poem, hard in Armenian (5)",,216284,
7371,a poem,,216284,
7372,very diffic,,216284,
7373,"- S(mall) + AGITTATE, worry with a ""double nucleus""",,216284,
7374,"- DIE (perish) + FF (following repeated) + B(ANKS) in *(CHINA SEA). Tricky! Fortunately a word I had come across before, but the wordplay was hard to unravel.. ages spent thinking there would be a BB in there somewhere",,216284,
7375,"- RH + Y (unknown, not x or z) + PA (aide) + RAP (strike) and H(ours) in ROGER (understood).",,216284,
7376,"- IMP (terror, eg my grandson) + ROMP (spree) + ( AU )TU(MN)",,216284,
7377,"- hmm, I think this is CLEAN (without difficulties) ""cycled"" into ANCLE. Not a device I recall seeing before",,216284,
7378,"- HC + T(HAT) + UK, all rev.",,216284,
7379,"- E(nglish) and OZ, rev. in BARDIC (related to lyricists). Nice surface!",,216284,
7380,- R(un) + *(RESORT),,216284,
7382,"In sunshine, it’s surprising infidels among the Ottomans (6)",,216284,
7383,Outsiders displace Gift Aid’s regular contributions (7),,216284,
7384,"Red-flowering plant starts in area in front of house, perhaps carnation coming up (9)",,216284,
7385,Obstacles for cavalry: louts rode unsteadily on horseback (5-2-4),,216284,
7386,Stop Her Highness seizing ring (3),,216284,
7387,Aged female relative’s sister capturing a brother’s heart (5),,216284,
7388,"Flowery muslin stuff seen on lion-tamer, more than half visible (7)",,216284,
7389,Upset once scriptural teaching is on new division in Biblical chapter (8),,216284,
7390,"Perth beggar’s lifted pouch, form of lure that is found around New Zealand (11)",,216284,
7391,Headed mushroom consumed by Henry? (9),,216284,
7392,See someone gathering stuff on ground that covers Channel Islands up? (8),,216284,
7393,About time to neuter mounting dog (7),,216284,
7394,"Cut off old-style pledge, upset (at giving way to crude signature?) (7)",,216284,
7395,In Rhineland I must interrupt visit for “rock” in body of water (6),,216284,
7396,Brass work that’s tedious moving over to first place (5),,216284,
7397,Wader leaving northernmost island again (3),,216284,
8588,"the word, although I saw it from the wordplay once I had a couple of helpers. Wikipedia tells me: Ætheling (also spelt Aetheling, Atheling or Etheling) was an Old English term used in Anglo-Saxon England to designate princes of the royal dynasty who were eligible for the kingship.",,216284,
11037,"had great trouble with this clue! On my first pass I confidently wrote in TRAPPED = T[ape] + RAPPED, meaning “caught”. Then 19dn had an “I”, not an “A”. Oh well … I suppose TRIPPED works pretty much equally well! Only when I decided 3dn couldn’t possibly end “I-P” did I realise the definition must be “caught on”! Well done, setter.",,216284,
11038,"PAY (foot, the bill for example) around (about) ISLE (an inch).",,216284,
11039,"AS (when) following M (mass) and X (times), the last two letters reversed (reflecting).",,216284,
11214,afterpiece is a short dramatic entertainment performed after the principal play.,,216284,
11215,- hidden reversed in {che}EKY D{adaist},,216284,
11216,"- double def with COR, NICE! [appreciative exclamation]",,216284,
11217,"- (O THE S S S) [""played""]. Mistress Quickly from the same Shakespeare plays in which you'll find Falstaff.",,216284,
11218,- homophone of EARN [to take home]. Trap being a mouth here.,,216284,
11219,- AB SO LUTIST [muscle | hence | someone pulling/plucking the strings],,216284,
11220,"A - TAMIN{g} [checking, ""short""] ""cuts"" VIA [using]",,216284,
11221,"- TAUT [pulled - hard] + ON [leg] + reversed MY [of the setter]. A tautonym is eg Gorilla gorilla, where genus and species name are the same.",,216284,
11222,- GRIM [threatening] + AL{ad}DI{n}. Joseph Grimaldi of Victorian times.,,216284,
11413,"pluperfect tense denotes an action completed prior to some past point of time specified or implied, formed in English by had and the past participle, as in he had gone by then. Hands up anyone who knew that without having studied Latin, Greek or Times crosswords!",,216284,
11414,backwards hidden answer.,,216284,
11415,"FIX = difficulty, ATE = worried.",,216284,
11416,"I YAK = “rabbit I"", had inside TERI = every second letter of “ThE tRaIn”.",,216284,
11417,"cryptic definition, relating to how Miss Muffet reacted to the spider.",,216284,
13539,"sure how many time signals you get on TV in these days of ubiquitous mobile phones, but I assume they used to be happen and be very useful in the day?",,216284,
13540,OUP [= Oxford University Press = publisher] wants a C [chapter] at the front,,216284,
13541,"COLE [old king (in the nursery rhyme)] keeping ARI{d} [dry ""for the most part""]",,216284,
13542,"after FED reversed [US agent ""returned""], LATE [behind schedule]",,216284,
13543,WELL IN [very familiar] with G TON [good | fashion],,216284,
13544,A [area] at end of GO [journey],,216284,
13545,O O [two eggs] + LONG [potentially boring],,216284,
13546,double def,,216284,
13547,"THE SLY: (HONESTLY*) [""manoeuvring""]",,216284,
13548,reverse all of REC COS [sports ground + companies],,216284,
13549,"double def. RAY as in doh-ray-mi-fah, the second note of the diatonic scale.",,216284,
13550,"DATES [particular days], collecting OCTO{be}R [one month, but with BE ""avoided""]",,216284,
13551,"reverse all of RED O ORB [left-wing | sphere, ""without"" (as in outside of) O for love]",,216284,
13552,"SKIER [sportsperson] ""digesting"" PP [pianissimo = very quiet]",,216284,
13553,"SEND [to despatch], its first letter moved to the end",,216284,
13559,Greene surely must be the author to have made most appearances in cryptics due to his helpful letters. Are there any other contenders?,,216284,
13560,"ADDIC{t}ION [habit, losing its C for cold]",,216284,
13561,"(I G{rimace} A LOT A*) [""nasty""]",,216284,
13562,POE [author] gets presented with TASTERS [samples],,216284,
18904,ewe-necked horse has a thin concave neck. Not to be confused with a V-necked sweater.,,216284,
18908,"""pay"" is to waterproof a boat by sealing it with tar.",,216284,
18909,- CO [carbon monoxide = harmful gas] found by JONES [Welshman],,216284,
18910,"- {n}AV{y} + I'S [one's], all reversed for this Hindu deity.",,216284,
18911,- L IKE MINDED [Liberal | President (Eisenhower) | tended],,216284,
18912,TOWN - SPAT OWN [argument | to have],,216284,
18913,"- DALI [Spaniard (Salvador) who painted] in {m}OSQUE [place of worship, ""topless""]",,216284,
20642,else a little Conservative!,,216284,
20643,- OUT [unfashionable] + homophone of DONNE.,,216284,
20644,"- Not sure if this is a reference to Olivia Manning's novel ""School for Love""? I'm afraid to say I bunged this in after ruling out SHADOWS, assuming it was a Twelfth Night reference... but if it is, it's gone over my head!",,216284,
20645,"- (MAR TRUE*) [""representation""], semi-&lit",,216284,
20646,- Meursault being Camus's Outsider.,,216284,
20647,THINGS - T{able} + EATING S [consuming | seconds] about H{our},,216284,
20648,"- a not-very-cryptic cryptic definition? Or perhaps ""of imprisonment"" is cluing OF LAG? Reader, I biffed it.",,216284,
20649,- IX [nine] to I ON [one | on]. Better known for being bound to a fiery wheel for eternity than for being any kind of wise and just monarch to the Lapiths.,,216284,
20650,"- reverse anagram, since if you ""crack up"" AT ONE LINERS, you get ARE INSOLENT.",,216284,
20651,"- (TRISTA{n} MAD*) [""with agitation""], &lit, though I'm not sure if it refers to any play in particular, perhaps an Arthurian film or TV show?",,216284,
21459,"you didn't know the second definition, as I didn't, it's ""a disc or wheel mounted eccentrically on a revolving shaft in order to transform rotation into backward-and-forward motion, e.g. a cam in an internal combustion engine"".",,216284,
21462,"for governor or ambassador comes up in crosswords an awful lot, and is short for His/Her Excellency.",,216284,
21463,- SOLD outside C [flogged; clubs (suit of cards)],,216284,
21464,"- RE{a}R [bring up], with S CUE [second | reminder] in place of [""for""] the ""a"". An easy clue to bung in but a harder one to parse correctly!",,216284,
21465,"- I with MAM [one; mother in Newcastle, perhaps]",,216284,
21466,"- SCHOOL M{arking} A RM. Fish come in schools and an RM is a Royal Marine is a jolly, but probably not a Jolly Jack Tar it seems.",,216284,
21467,"- MAG NET O [glossy, potentially; clear; O{intment}]",,216284,
21468,- I'M BRO [sibling's declaration] + GI [soldier] (with) L [left] inside + O{fficers},,216284,
21469,"- (TOP MEN ON A COURSE*) [""oddly""]",,216284,
23993,"Failure to digest and copy extra comment, one with answer (7)",,216284,
23994,How male comes to make regional side (4),,216284,
24750,"Woodcutting axes see to rodent, mostly (10)",,216284,
26310,"get your own economy sized Tempe, take the L(iberal) out of the TEMPLE place of worship.",,216284,
26311,Raincoat MAC (what else) and fighting man therein GI,,216284,
26312,My last in' fooled into thinking of haircuts. Thick hair is MANE and the current dog is I (symbol for electric current) and CUR,,216284,
26313,"Ambassadors to the court of crossword are HE (His/er Excellency) and say is EG, the two surrounding DIN for noise",,216284,
26314,The well known identity of apes and bishops,,216284,
26315,"BEGGARS OPERA Our first anagram (cultivated), of GREAT HOPES BERG and A. It would have been brilliant if the music for the 20th century version (The Threepenny Opera) had been Alban Berg’s, but it was Kurt Weill’s.",,216284,
26316,"Hands up if you knew the source of the yummy nuts was an evergreen. Money is CASH, and you and I backwards produce the EW",,216284,
27220,"Reversing disease, hospital stops work, what’s needed in charge concerned with hitting targets? (12)",,216284,
27222,Point of verbal joke about corporation (7),,216284,
27223,"Fractious critic’s circle, one among lowest class of celebs (7)",,216284,
27225,Scotland’s vulgar traitor yielding lead to Queen (5),,216284,
27226,"In South America, what part of tree without new ring provides wood there? (9)",,216284,
27227,Aged reed tea the writer brought into Hawaiian feast (9),,216284,
27228,"Since mentioned previously, cropped purple fruit (5)",,216284,
27229,"Machines phased out for retiring Geiger, say (7)",,216284,
27230,Taking a risky journey? No good leaving Tube to regulate flow (7),,216284,
27231,Tanager’s wings pinned by unusually sleek bird of prey (7),,216284,
27233,The speaker’s phone operating system deal which may investigate audibility problems (12),,216284,
27234,"Furthermore, housing that is sucked up (7)",,216284,
27235,Diseased plants have these: box sadly perishes (1-6),,216284,
27236,Graceful poses survive in slight reaction? (9),,216284,
27237,Hamper not fully repaired to improve flight for 24?  (5),,216284,
27238,Turn two non-water-soluble plant products mostly into something to freshen air (7),,216284,
27239,Jaundiced core of views held by fractious critic (7),,216284,
27240,Large local beetle to fly low over Arkansas-Washington canal feature (7-5),,216284,
27241,"Not the most outstanding work, viz. one Zero Mostel, losing heart, developed (5-7)",,216284,
27242,"Including short witticism, recalls double entendres (9)",,216284,
27243,Sign for and  transfer into little woman’s custody (7),,216284,
27244,Virus remedied with gold in infusion of leaves (3-4),,216284,
27245,Colouring from tropical fruit mustn’t save energy (7),,216284,
27246,Tin cap removed from snout to use it in the country? (7),,216284,
27247,Website automatically generated hit with internal page (5),,216284,
28524,"Corporal Nym is a fictional character who appears in two Shakespeare plays, The Merry Wives of Windsor and Henry V. He later appears in spin-off works by other writers. Nym is a soldier and criminal follower of Sir John Falstaff and a friend and rival of Ancient Pistol.",,216284,
28525,"UN [“a” French] ORTHO [homophonic enough; those who pronounce “orthodox"" with a strong ""R"" sound may assume their views were noted last week!] DO [party] X [unknown].",,216284,
28526,"“gang” = “go”, as in “gang aft agley”.",,216284,
28527,{b}ARRACK{s}.,,216284,
28528,(NEWS BERT*),,216284,
28529,KEEN [lament] NES [= SEN reversed] S{showing}.,,216284,
28530,SNIP{p}ER.,,216284,
28531,alternate letters of “handbag”.,,216284,
28532,ESTATE: E [European] in REAL STATE.,,216284,
28533,"cd. What’s wrong with “duckers”? Well of course, it doesn’t fit the crossing letter from 19dn, although Chambers seems to suggest it’s otherwise a valid answer.",,216284,
28534,omitted.,,216284,
28535,sounds like DRAY.,,216284,
28541,"The Battle of Crécy (1346), also called Battle of Cressy, was an English victory during the Edwardian phase of the Hundred Years' War.",,216284,
28542,"DEER: M{o}R{e} around USK and DEE [rivers in Wales (or Scotland, dare I add)]",,216284,
28543,VEND [sell] ACE [brill]. Yet another unknown fish – there are so many of them!,,216284,
28544,(PLAY ROMEO N{eglecting}*),,216284,
28545,TO NOTHING: NEXT TO [not far removed] then H [husband] in NOTING [observing].,,216284,
28546,"HANDED: C{r}ACK [""expert"", with the ""R"" away] HAND [workman] ED [press chief].",,216284,
28605,"mountain overlooking Delphi, sacred to Dionysus and Apollo and home of the Muses, as any classicist kno.",,216284,
28606,INTO - T.A. [Territorial Army = volunteers] + PINTO [piebald horse],,216284,
28618,don't know about you but this put me in mind of an Agatha Christie plotline - And Then There Were None,,216284,
28619,- G RIDDLE [grand | poser],,216284,
28620,"IN - SIN [wrong] to cover PEEL reversed [skin, ""on reflection""]",,216284,
28629,some pretty heavy petting...,,216284,
28630,"- RIDER [addition], needing JOY [transport] first",,216284,
28631,NO ODDS - a bookmaker makes odds for a betting customer; or in this case doesn't.,,216284,
28632,IN HAND - CA [= circa = roughly] + PIN HAND [restrain | labourer],,216284,
28633,"- (ONE'S SKIP*) [""for wreckage"", i.e. to be wrecked]",,216284,
28634,"- homophone of JACK [sailor ""in speech""] + 0 BITE [zero | effect]",,216284,
28635,- HEAP [stack] that has CO [= company = firm] about it. CHEAPO items may come at a knockdown price...,,216284,
28636,"- L [large] ""filling"" ID EST [that is]",,216284,
28637,- WAG [= (singular of) wives and girlfriends = other half of sportsman] + ON [(cricketing) leg]. A train wagon may be pulled by an engine over a (railway) line.,,216284,
28903,"is a Scottish [""at Holyrood""] word for indolent, i.e. reluctant to move.",,216284,
28904,"- ICH [in Austria, I] ""tucked into"" BIR{d} [""mostly"" fowl]",,216284,
28905,"- ({w}ORK HAS*) [""ruined""] + I [one], semi-&lit",,216284,
28906,- {phen}OBA{rbitone},,216284,
28907,"- DO U [cook | universal] + ROU{x} and COULI{s} [sauce base and thin puree, ""both reduced""]",,216284,
28908,"- ALE WK [beer | week], the whole ""recalled""",,216284,
28909,"- LAB BY [retreiver | near] + D{ornoch} ""cracks"" COO [my!]",,216284,
28910,- PITA HAY [bread | cut and dry] + A,,216284,
31064,"Sort of skirt female medium's got out of curiosity (4,4)",,216284,
33976,Petition of French overturned with a single cut (8),,216284,
34075,"took a lot of time looking at C---T- to come up with COMITY as an option, and more time to decide whether I knew what the word actually meant.",,216284,
34076,"replace the T=time in SPRINTER = “dashing person” by KL, first letters of Known Lady.",,216284,
34077,"SH=don’t speak, ILL=badly. Another word of whose meaning I was uncertain, but I trusted the wordplay and wrote it in as soon as I saw it.",,216284,
34078,"this made me laugh. A den might be a lair, so if DENNY means “like a den”, LAIRY can do likewise. I suspected “lairy” might be an Aussie word, and Chambers agrees, but here it is!",,216284,
34079,"DE DEUX: anagram (“unexpectedly”) of (EXUDED SAP*). A part of the ballet, of course, nothing to do with a literal nutcracker.",,216284,
34080,": A, BMAL=LAMB “retiring”=gentle person; all “welcoming” NOR=not.",,216284,
34081,"or, MA’S TIC. Apparently mastic can be used as a glue.",,216284,
34082,"IN=batting, SI=IS “over”, ST=stumped. A double helping of cricket!",,216284,
34083,"or, SO BE RING.",,216284,
34084,HALF: anagram (“poor”) of (HEALTH FOR*).,,216284,
34085,"COMMA[nd] = order, stopping before N=November.",,216284,
34086,"A double definition, the first from Latin.",,216284,
34087,"PARCH “about” TRIA[d], “saving” the final letter.",,216284,
34088,sounds like (“for audiobooks”) RIGHTER=more appropriate.,,216284,
34159,"Local roughly pulls insect, quietly advancing (4)",,216284,
34161,Striking attire for ride (7),,216284,
34162,Odd habit mostly for Welshman to consume cocktail (7),,216284,
34163,Minor role of non-professionals one had rebuffed in month out of action? (15),,216284,
34164,Pipe that's often narrow (6),,216284,
34165,Male intended taking degree course for a little money (8),,216284,
34166,"Instrument, eg, bulky to play and move finally (8)",,216284,
34167,Leg armour touching buckled shields (6),,216284,
34168,"Stream film appeal backing European fish pickle plant (6,9)",,216284,
34169,Group ducks out of toe-to-toe meeting with other contestants at first (7),,216284,
34170,Port's enticing East Bay oddly neglected (7),,216284,
34171,Herald family-run ranches? (4-2-4),,216284,
34172,Letters heartless literary spirit returned (4),,216284,
34173,Speakers loudly interrupting solicitors (7),,216284,
34174,"Stirred up jittery panel (5,4)",,216284,
34177,"What could make you go crazy: 11 plain, grasping females (6,8)",,216284,
34178,Women's greeting: each hand making quick turn (5),,216284,
34179,Day without bicycle is regularly uphill struggle for Scot (7),,216284,
34180,"Disputed issue of tax, with lover once in a blue moon hiding estimate (6,8)",,216284,
34182,"Original material from article the writer reversed, under severe criticism (8)",,216284,
34373,"one of five odes composed by Keats in the spring of 1819, along with ""Ode on a Grecian Urn"", ""Ode to a Nightingale"", ""Ode on Indolence"", and ""Ode to Psyche"". I didn’t know it.",,216284,
34374,T in MERE.,,216284,
35568,"quibble (and why should today be different?), the RECTO definition should be “pages”, not “leaves”. Each leaf has a RECTO (right) page and a VERSO (left) page. But of course, “page” or “pages” wouldn’t fit the surface! On edit: some commentators endorse the reading that ""the leaves to the right (of the book opening)"" present the recto pages. Fair enough.",,216284,
35569,STREET: since QUEER STREET could clue SETTER as an anagram. A quaint expression.,,216284,
35570,“right wing” letters of [realit]Y [ar]E [no]T.,,216284,
35571,QUIT inside ASH.,,216284,
35572,"BET: BUOY (as in “lift your spirits”) backwards, then ET (visitor from afar).",,216284,
35573,"MET[ropolitan Police] from London, R[oyal] I[rish] C[onstabulary] from Dublin once. Metric units – metres, kilograms etc.",,216284,
35574,reverse (“retrospective”) hidden answer (“in part”).,,216284,
35575,"exercise your abdominals, or just talk about sailors.",,216284,
35576,"A, DUMB, RATION. As (dumb?) luck would have it, nearly this same clue appeared only the day before, but it’s still delightful.",,216284,
35577,"ZER[o] (cipher, mostly), inside AI (perfect).",,216284,
35578,(TENT WITH E*). The final E is the ultimate in [styl]E.,,216284,
35605,"soon as I saw the second letter was a C, I tried fruitlessly to do something with “SCAM”!",,216284,
35606,KISS: A better than average cryptic definition.,,216284,
35607,"GI=soldier, MM=2 x masses, ICKY=revolting. No, not an anagram of masses!",,216284,
35608,"OWING=in the red. All “guarding” N=knight. Did anyone read “Red Guard” as belonging together? Nice feint, that.",,216284,
35609,"TH=final letters of “must wash”, UNDER=junior, PLUMP=opt for. Never heard the expression, but it’s in Chambers.",,216284,
35610,IN “holding” CO.,,216284,
35611,SLICE: or EGGS LICE.,,216284,
35617,"subtleties of UK vs USA may be lost on me here. Don’t the English have bathrooms too? Or perhaps the idea is, Americans say “bathroom” where the English might use “loo”? Does anyone still say “privy”?",,216284,
35620,"place was totally unfamiliar, but at least the wordplay was clear. Turns out to be the capital of Azerbaijan.",,216284,
35621,"P=quietly, EP=record, TIDES=comings and goings on beach.",,216284,
35622,"PINK: KING PIN=key figure, “kept in” SHOCK=upset.",,216284,
35623,(THE GENIE*). Lovely clue.,,216284,
36863,"the vigorous debate last week over the pronunciation of “tortoise”, I’m going to say that as long as the suggested pronunciation is in reasonably common use, it’s fine with me.",,216284,
36864,"HE in SIKH. Saw quickly I needed to put “he” in something, but took a while to work out what. I suspect the spelling of “sheikh” made it harder to see!",,216284,
36865,"P [pawn] RESUME [come back]. For a while I contemplated “pledgee”, as in PLEDGE=to pawn, followed by E={com}E back. It’s in Chambers, but happily it was another red herring.",,216284,
36866,AS [chemical symbol for arsenic] P{oisoner}.,,216284,
36867,MO [flash] ER [queen] in NASTY [vile].,,216284,
36868,TENDER: LEG [“on” at cricket] then END [tip] in ALTER [reform].,,216284,
36869,"(ENABLES MC*). I had some doubt about which end of this clue was the anagram indicator, and which the definition!",,216284,
36870,VERB O{f}TEN.,,216284,
36872,"doubt a hint of the pejorative? Ah, why can’t they be like we were – perfect in every way!",,216284,
36873,DO OR MAT.,,216284,
36874,JUNK [ship] ET [the canonical alien].,,216284,
37913,"clue. Navel gazing indeed! I could see only one possible answer, but only saw how it worked after I peeled the “IT” off and looked at the rest.",,216284,
37916,"the word, which made it hard without helpers – or even with helpers, but JALFZERI didn’t look plausible. My first thought was JALAPENO, only discouraged by its total lack of fit with the word play! Is this cuisine, or at least the name, specific to Britain?",,216284,
37917,DD.,,216284,
37918,"baby swan (so, a small bird), sounds like SIGNET. Strangely, looking for something starting with S for small plus the crossing Y gave me the answer.",,216284,
37919,or OVERT URN.,,216284,
37920,CAKE: (T{ast}Y A RICH BAKED*). More misdirection - how can the anagram indicator be anything other than “baked”??,,216284,
39313,ox-warble is a pesky fly that produces a swelling (of the same name) on the back of an ox.,,216284,
39316,"cuerpo"" seems to be Spanish for ""out of formal dress"", or ""without a coat"" and apparently if you're English you can spell this almost any way you like.",,216284,
39321,"Dickens' Tale of Two Cities, a tricoteuse who, Fate-like, encodes in her knitting the names of people to be killed.",,216284,
39324,relating to oxygen.,,216284,
39327,"old word for a maintainer or administrator of justice. Beak is of course slang for a magistrate, as in ""up before the beak"".",,216284,
39330,"disappoint by not keeping an engagement, i.e. to ""stand someone up"", in Scotland.",,216284,
39333,"salt of xanthic acid, which I hope is as yellow as it sounds.",,216284,
39336,Scots birch.,,216284,
39339,box or bearing for a journal; a journal being that part of a shaft or axle which is in contact with and supported by a bearing. It'll come in handy one day I'm sure.,,216284,
39342,that is to say producing bulbils or young plants in the flower clusters.,,216284,
39345,sidepiece or post of a door. Quite a crossword when this is the least obscure word.,,216284,
39348,"an exarch, which is a Byzantine provincial governor, especially of Italy.",,216284,
39351,"holy man or spiritual advisor in Russia, also spelt starets.",,216284,
39923,is a semi-&lit but I'm not quite sure where the wordplay ends and the definition begins; it seems to me there must be partial but not complete overlap.,,216284,
39924,- K [king] on LOO [throne],,216284,
39925,"LOUNGE - COCK and TAIL LOUNGE [bird; dog; laze]. Not an area of the New York borough of Manhattan, but an area in which one could be served a nice Manhattan.",,216284,
39926,- STAND associated with BY [viewpoint; times],,216284,
39927,"- FRET about SHE [worry; woman]. ""The flood of a river from heavy rain or melted snow."" I know it was something watery but probably would have guessed at a babbling brook or suchlike.",,216284,
39928,"- reverse YOB [roughneck ""turning""] + HOOD [criminal]",,216284,
39929,"- MPS [politicians] ""hiding"" ERE [before], backing A{merica}",,216284,
39930,"GODMOTHER - (GOOD FAITH + MERRY*) [""fooling around""]. Charming not as in pleasant, but as in casting magic spells.",,216284,
39931,"- WIN O = win nothing = ""make no gains at all""",,216284,
39932,"- HOUSE [put up], with ROUND [drinks] initially",,216284,
39933,"UP - MESS [place to eat] + UP, as in up in the air, as in maybe on a plane.",,216284,
41670,Stealthy art’s classical character cloaking trendy projects (8),,216284,
41671,Independence Day spurned by radical in review of thriller movie (6),,216284,
41692,Sailor shortening uniform in euphoria’s giving emotional outbursts (12),,216284,
41783,"young doctor as in a doctor for young patients, not a recent graduate.",,216284,
41784,"- STEELE{d} [""dock"" made hard] to protect P [parking]",,216284,
41785,- FACT I ON [truth | I | attached to],,216284,
41786,"- reverse of WARD [someone protected ""retiring""] + L [Liberal]",,216284,
41787,"- (CITY ENDS A*) [""loose""]",,216284,
41788,"- COD GER{man} [fake | European ""MAN's left""]",,216284,
43082,"""nut"" is another word for the printing ""en"" (that's half of an ""em"").",,216284,
43083,"COURSE - a double def of a sort. A salt being a sailor, the main being the sea: if you squint you can just about see how a ""salt"" would always stick to a ""course"" across the ""main"".",,216284,
43084,"- I.D. [pin number maybe] ""in"" A and E. First one in.",,216284,
43085,"- or alternatively punctuated, t'bar, where a Yorkshireman might go for his pint.",,216284,
43102,to those who corrected my cold-ridden misapprehension of the parsing here!,,216284,
43103,- OR + CHEST RATE [bust | judge],,216284,
43104,"- POE{try} [lyrical work, ""lacking TRY (= effort)""]",,216284,
43674,"""Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears"" is the first line of that speech by Mark Antony in the play Julius Caesar. Act III, scene II.",,216284,
43675,"DIAMOND: rough = hoodlum, one in a suit = diamond in this case.",,216284,
43676,MESSAGE: OFF MESS [disliking untidiness] AGE [grow up].,,216284,
43767,"weighting as in ""an allowance or adjustment made in order to take account of special circumstances or compensate for a distorting factor""",,216284,
43768,"- PATHOS [sympathy] ""suppressing"" GEN [information]",,216284,
43769,- hidden in {fantasti}C ON GA{la},,216284,
43770,"- DULL [gloomy] ""about"" ERR reversed [sin ""in retrospect""]",,216284,
43952,Syringe applied to unpleasant growth on the bottom (9),,216284,
43953,Blast from Frenchman after old woman remains in distillery (5),,216284,
43954,Point well away from satellite rigged up alone (7),,216284,
43955,Engine-driver’s deep sleep breaking endless hunger (7),,216284,
43956,How slow should you march at the back? (3),,216284,
43957,Compound having better reduced part to perform earlier in the day (11),,216284,
43958,Reportedly elevated member’s spheres of influence (6),,216284,
43959,"Form of servitude, left for days in active retirement? (8)",,216284,
43960,Rushing disastrously into reflective Tavener adagio (8),,216284,
43961,"Loud buzzers made of beryllium alloy, black inside (6)",,216284,
43962,"Ultimately vast scope of tax changes applying retrospectively (2,4,5)",,216284,
43963,"China to Glamorgan, Washington state to California? (3)",,216284,
43964,"Writer, excellent producer of material for alternative soap (7)",,216284,
43965,"Emoji of lynx I try, now and again, to represent legendary striker (7)",,216284,
45783,"sure the Neva in NW Russia comes up very often outside of crosswords, but it seems to be above averagely useful in them.",,216284,
45784,"- (STRIVE*) [""to be trained""] + OR [if not]",,216284,
45785,"- {w}AGES [labour's gains, ""initially dismissed"" i.e. losing their first letter]",,216284,
45786,"- GRAD{e} [""docked"" mark] + UN DER [an indefinite and definite article, translated into French and German respectively]",,216284,
45787,BLUE - NIL [nothing] + {pal}E + BLUE [gloomy],,216284,
45788,- G UTTER [good | say] to be beside SNIPE [fire (gun from distance)],,216284,
45789,"- R [right], covered in HEAT BEAT [warm | batter]",,216284,
45790,- THEN [subsequently] seen in ASIA [eastern lands],,216284,
45791,- even letters in {g}O{l}D {d}I{s}C{s},,216284,
48202,here actually read Benjamin Disraeli's Coningsby? And I was pleased to be still mostly au fait with Dickens...,,216284,
48203,- a SIGNER-ON is a dole recipient; replace the first letter with V [five],,216284,
48204,- FOO{t} in {t}U{n}N{e}L,,216284,
48208,"Shakespearean rendering of ""empiricutic"" = empiric. Whew!",,216284,
48209,- A L [a | Liberal] + reversed IOM GALA [Peel's celebration perhaps]. Peel being a Manx town you know.,,216284,
48210,"- CHI{nt}Z [material, minus NT = books] + Z [unknown]",,216284,
48211,"- reversed HE [chap] that's ""apprehended"" CON [prisoner]. Enoch son of Cain, nothing to do with Powell.",,216284,
50978,"Plantagenet King is any of Edward I, II, or III; I'm not 100% sure that any of them were ever referred to familiarly as ""Ted"".",,216284,
50981,"like myself (hem hem) only know this use of ""wig"" to mean ""berate"" from the Times crossword.",,216284,
50982,- PRO getting in REACH [for; contact],,216284,
50983,"- SHREK catches I [green ogre; one]. Referring to the first ever winner of the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature in 2001, and its eponymous green uglihero.",,216284,
50984,"- No GEN on HALOGEN [information; fluorine, perhaps]",,216284,
50985,- NATION keeping OT [people; books],,216284,
51579,of this name.,,216284,
51580,- KINK + A + JO + U[ncovered],,216284,
51581,- H (house) + E and B [musical keys] in PE,,216284,
51582,- SUB reversed in ROT,,216284,
51583,- OP + SIDE in LD (lord),,216284,
51584,GOODMAN - [spendin]G + MONEY ON BAND* (anagram),,216284,
51585,- A + M + BASS + A + DRESS (shift),,216284,
51586,- ON RAVEL G* (good),,216284,
51587,- UR + H in DAM,,216284,
51588,"- a sort of tongue-in-cheek extended definitional thingy, with an allusion to buffing up the",,216284,
51590,in WEARY,,216284,
51591,"- HEAT (passion) + HER (a woman) + Y (unknown); Erica may be heather to some, but to me she",,216284,
51592,in our family when the lady in question took up with a wealthy Hampshire landowner who,,216284,
51593,"more pertinently, Christian name. For days people kept coming up to Dad, saying, 'Bill, we never",,216284,
51609,"a similar division. The word, which is archaic, is of Old English date and has an exact correspondent",,216284,
51610,"in the composition of his 132-verse nonsense poem The Hunting of the Snark, beginning",,216284,
51618,Sketch libertine undressed (7),,216284,
51663,Ops (for Greece) appended to journal otherwise showing verbal incontinence (9),,216284,
51664,Almost tight-lipped about fruit available in winter (5),,216284,
51665,Single plant removing jack from aircraft engine (5),,216284,
51666,Lurking giant with frilly clothing (9),,216284,
51667,"Expelling English, following through to perform ceilidh music (7)",,216284,
51668,Back half of slimy northern bog in which one goes fermenting (7),,216284,
51669,Phlox-related tree planted among prepared taro by company boss in Australia (14),,216284,
51670,Discovered Marseillaise and moods in Morningside mashup? (14),,216284,
51672,Traveller made a tour of island before retiring (7),,216284,
51673,Commendation for everyone sharing first helping of Eton mess (9),,216284,
51675,East London rascal shook hollow tree (5),,216284,
51676,Hothead to be just visible across very soft hedge bush (9),,216284,
51677,"Old coot, 52, smoker, to entertain Romeo (8)",,216284,
51678,Stop insulting ambassador’s hosts (5),,216284,
51680,"Caught giving way to large, carefree lout (7)",,216284,
51681,"Arizona, then some old Northern Isles, leaving North Dakota to climb height in Italy (7)",,216284,
51682,Pre-flight brief in the afternoon only? (5),,216284,
51683,Set up leader for military routines to support line with wartime levy (9),,216284,
51684,"The Bard’s lofty play’s ending with runner around, not a word (6)",,216284,
51685,"Noble cause scuppered when knight leaves compound for change of colours (5,4)",,216284,
51686,Snake poison drug criticised before the watershed? (9),,216284,
51688,Pack down under being in print? (7),,216284,
51689,"The woman mostly seen in Somerset hills, out of bounds for ancient village (7)",,216284,
51690,Love feasts? Answer is opening wide! (6),,216284,
51691,"Selecting odd bits from 7, I should replace the first, to put it briefly (2,3)",,216284,
51692,"Scale, one with no sharp or flat extension (5)",,216284,
52330,Some backward Neanderthal biker that's turned to praying (6),,216284,
52331,"Spartan character, coldness, about old, old Jack: what Daisy would give for a laugh! (3-5)",,216284,
52332,Prayer books from church in Hampton Court feature briefly round border (9),,216284,
52333,"Passable firm's turned around, becoming first rate (5)",,216284,
52334,"Peanuts from US or China drop in copper plate finally (5,6)",,216284,
52335,"Off and on, yacht is bringing tuna (3)",,216284,
54576,"to construct this unknown name from the cryptic, but it seems like a fair clue... given that he penned the script for a movie everyone's heard of, King Kong!",,216284,
54577,"- ""Flay"" {p}ASSED O{n} [died], then reverse it",,216284,
54578,- reversed BONNE [housemaid] + L.E.D. [light],,216284,
54579,- P RAISED [pressure | increased],,216284,
54580,- a cryptic definition for this presumably gregarious fish,,216284,
54581,- RAT [desert] keeps INCA [7d] keeps O [nothing],,216284,
54582,"- If SIGH is ""short sight"", then it is the thing that is the matter with a MYOPIC viewer. I wish this had clued ""short sight"" rather than a word that needs to be convolutedly derived from a cryptic depiction of short sight :P",,216284,
54583,- FINAL [settled] on QUARTER [region],,216284,
54584,- ON [possible] + L{ocalit}Y,,216284,
54585,- A1 RED + ALE [excellent | wine + beer],,216284,
55626,"this clue, the word order seems wrong too. The English language doesn’t do “object” “subject” “verb” (as in “A [which] SPIRE secures”), especially when the verb is in the active voice. Looking at some other puzzles during the week, I noticed similar things. Is this a variant of English we might call “Setterlish”? On edit, Kevin's comments makes a good case that if ""A"" is a thing, ""thing"" SPIRE secures could give SPIR(thing)E. Far from obvious, I must say!",,216284,
55627,(ROADS*) around N for north and W for west.,,216284,
55628,answer spelled out by the last letters (“ends”) of each word. Somehow always hard to see this type of clue.,,216284,
55629,"LIT (reading) inside (engrossed in) (EASIER*). (Thanks, Kevin, for pointing out what I'd missed: LIT., short for ""literature"", could be a reading.) I'm not sure all Israelites are Hebrews!",,216284,
55630,sounds like “queue”.,,216284,
55631,"OF ACTION: OU (“where” in France), TO, FACTION (camp).",,216284,
55632,"UP backwards, then (NATION CUT*). “Periods” is the American term for “full stops”.",,216284,
55633,"“mods” as opposed to “rockers”, if you remember the sixties. (They do say that those who remember weren’t there!) M.O.D. being the Ministry of Defence.",,216284,
55634,"(POSE*) inside NIECE. The definition being the bridge of a pair of spectacles, for example. Nice.",,216284,
55635,hidden answer inside “tO THE Round”.,,216284,
55636,"double definition. I’ve not heard a goalkeeper called a stopper, but it makes sense.",,216284,
55637,ALAC{k} (unfortunately) around MAN.,,216284,
55638,"W (with), I SPY (the game).",,216284,
57226,"to see this book two Saturdays in a row, when I’d never heard of it before. It was George Eliot’s first novel, apparently.",,216284,
57349,"tranchet is a neolithic or mesolithic flint with a chisel-like end, or possibly ""a shoemaker's paring knife"", but that would be less yonks ago.",,216284,
57350,"- {s}LAYER'S ""headless"". LOI: spent way too long wondering if there might have been a murderous individual called RAVENS at any point.",,216284,
57351,PASO - hidden in {h}ELP A SO{ldier},,216284,
57352,- FOX {producin}G LOVE. A foxglove is the source of the drug digitalis.,,216284,
57353,"- OVER ISSUE [concerning | children]. If a bank has overissued currency, this would constitute a note glut.",,216284,
57354,"- C{ollage} + LIMB. I put this in straight away then took it out because I thought ""border"" was LIMN not LIMB. But apparently a ""limb"" can be the border of e.g. the sun or a sextant. Who, he asked somewhat rhetorically, knew?",,216284,
57355,"- TWIT + E. The twite is a mountain linnet, I discovered.",,216284,
57356,"PURITANI - PUN about RITA in I and I. A work by Bellini, which I'm pretty sure has come up at least once before.",,216284,
57988,"knowledge gap: apparently, in British and Irish tradition, the quarter days were the four dates in each year on which servants were hired, school terms started, and rents were due. They fell on four religious festivals roughly three months apart and close to the two solstices and two equinoxes.",,216284,
57989,"CHIC, HE, STER{n}.",,216284,
58004,"knowledge gap: Dido and Aeneas is an opera in a prologue and three acts, written by the English Baroque composer Henry Purcell with a libretto by Nahum Tate.",,216284,
58005,"PET inside YENS, all backwards (“heading north”).",,216284,
58256,Maybe grass cutter is utterly pointless (3),,216284,
58257,Help with tux that has gold front round sides of cutaway (9),,216284,
58259,This fits right into cylindrical hole (7),,216284,
58260,"Faulty genetic material’s recessive in flatfish (4,3)",,216284,
58278,Tutor tails Parisian to the bachelor in number 22 once (11),,216284,
58279,Older stamp-collecting mate between two informal guys beginning to yawn (11),,216284,
58280,Exit doors refurbished when one replaces old compounds (9),,216284,
58281,Mesquite grove initially arranged to block a local timber wolf (9),,216284,
58282,Harder to pin down jacket for martial arts in faith school (7),,216284,
58283,Standard-bearer for Franco toppled judge in misplaced zeal (7),,216284,
58284,Liberal wanting attention to curb places of worship (5),,216284,
58285,Short-legged sheep confined in Belgian Congo (5),,216284,
58286,Someone not Jewish raising last letter as “yod” (3),,216284,
58800,edge of a fore-and-aft sail next to the mast or stay',,216284,
58801,"- EG in SUE. The extended non-literal meaning of segue constitutes one of my least favourite words. Others in the pantheon include egregious, feckless, cognitive dissonance and passive aggressive.",,216284,
58802,- N IR VAN A,,216284,
58803,- U[nderrating] in SPINE,,216284,
58804,STRIKE - double definition or as near as dammit,,216284,
58805,HILL GATE - G AT in ELLINGTON HIT*,,216284,
58806,"- if you were of a particularly poetic bent, you might look out the window, see a fledgling magpie on your lawn and say, 'Look at that wee pie'",,216284,
58807,- DO (deceive) CO in VET,,216284,
58808,"- A IS in MS (writing as manuscript); nice definition, 'amiss' as in 'What's up, mate?'",,216284,
58809,"- if you were working for Dutchman William III, you might be called an Orange aide by the sort of person who looked out of the window, saw a fledgling ...",,216284,
58810,"- HOLE for opening is easy enough, but where I earn my corn today is by pointing out that pigeon can be used to mean responsibility, usually in negative phrases - naturally - like 'Look, mate, that's not my pigeon'",,216284,
60050,Heidelberg’s agreement to split talent makes St Andrews fresher (6),,216284,
60052,"Briefly, I messed up witch cutting wacky tailless carnivore (9)",,216284,
60053,Perhaps rumpy pumpy gutted girl (5),,216284,
60054,Live over Hollywood location by radius of circular area (7),,216284,
60055,Cardinal and whichever saint backs early church meeting (7),,216284,
60056,Show cyclist oddly lacking stirring feelings (5),,216284,
60057,Japan’s wheel-less transports edge through midday sun at first (8),,216284,
60058,Kiss/slay reels: they’re inferior to Moonraker (8),,216284,
60060,"To Paris, from yours truly, a late breakfast (7)",,216284,
60061,Four turned past American hospital to see branch at old pub door (3-4),,216284,
60062,Northern wildflower is to turn pale (5),,216284,
60063,"Many-sided figures embrace old queen, regressive about English (9)",,216284,
60064,Clay pigment polished off with a sleeve? (8),,216284,
60065,Small child having little traction (6),,216284,
60066,South American digger’s business about tea (8),,216284,
60067,"Scottish subterfuge’s success, keeping fair referendum’s core to the North (7)",,216284,
60068,"Up in Hawaii, registers unbelievers (9)",,216284,
60069,"Journalists on current story after cornets played with feeling (3,11)",,216284,
60070,Ice-skater initially very quiet about winning point for technique (5),,216284,
60071,"Eat heartily, swallowing beef: it stimulates the heart (7)",,216284,
63038,"edit: thanks to Ulaca for pointing out “en” not only sounds like the letter N, it is the name of it according to the usual dictionaries. I must say I find that puzzling. Do all letters of the alphabet have names? How do you spell the name of the letter “a” for example? And does “z” have different names in UK and US? Apparently so, according to Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_alphabet. Learn something new every day!",,216284,
63039,FASCI[st] / A.,,216284,
63040,MP “tucked into” GRUY[ere].,,216284,
63041,reverse hidden answer (“partly backing”). Sir Joseph Banks.,,216284,
63042,THE DANGER LIST: (STILTON*) outside (“coating”) HE’D (the man would) / ANGER (rage).,,216284,
63043,SO (extremely) “hugging” IMP (brat) / A / TIC (jerk).,,216284,
63044,CLAM / P.,,216284,
63045,double definition.,,216284,
67304,"Eager, finding way back in no matter what (5)",,216284,
67305,"Old trees, not English, African ones (7)",,216284,
67306,"Sister, with a brief snatch, getting the point of rock (7)",,216284,
67307,Scot who predicts cuts will return (5),,216284,
67308,Crustacean from Australia turned over in fragment in turf (9),,216284,
67309,"Lignite extract needs day to go brown and develop (6,3)",,216284,
67310,Tart of fifty being hugged by lover (4),,216284,
67311,"Baby orca, at intervals, repelled old gull (4)",,216284,
67312,"Could corrupt suggestive, servile government? (9)",,216284,
67313,Technically speaking one shock finished off US casualty (9),,216284,
67314,Two sad men off out — their hearts grieving for Scotland (5),,216284,
67315,Hump around pile of grass to make a buck (7),,216284,
67316,"My new Daimler’s first journey back? Stick with banger! (4,3)",,216284,
67317,Grand: and so entertaining that king’s companion (5),,216284,
67318,"Being plump, turn to DIY for exercising (9)",,216284,
67319,Mature crowd after reverse accepting defeat (7),,216284,
67320,Solution something impossible for Washington to announce? (3),,216284,
67321,Wise men cautious when pursuing answer (8),,216284,
67322,Laugh cousin’s thus got from Corin? (5),,216284,
67323,"Tree by lane on the inside, however large, needs cutting with axes (9)",,216284,
67324,"No longer admit part in freezing allowances, upset (6)",,216284,
67326,"To go on horse, fancy fellow produces icebox (7)",,216284,
67327,Banner unfurled over holiday home after a nickel is found in it (11),,216284,
67328,Highlander offering loans with more liquidity to cover bills? (9),,216284,
67329,Wish CERN could move to German city (8),,216284,
67330,"Oil producer, not exactly happy in project (7)",,216284,
67331,"Attention seeker, revolting about regulation ultimately as teenager? (7)",,216284,
67332,"Old country cousin of Meg, Beth, Amy & co? (6)",,216284,
67333,Loaded truck’s heading just north of the border (5),,216284,
294321,See 5d,,216284,
294323,See 8d,,216284,
294328,See 3d,,216284,
294333,See 8a,,216284,
294337,See 7d,,216284,
294342,See 21d,,216284,
294347,See 14a,,216284,
294508,See 1a,,216284,
294973,See 1d,,216284,
295150,See 11 Across (4),,216284,
295564,(original clue) Blame split about prudish male sharing male (9),,216284,
296421,See 9d,,216284,
296427,See 1d,,216284,
296429,See 8d,,216284,
296970,See 12a,,216284,
296972,See 19a,,216284,
296973,See 10a,,216284,
298347,See 4 Down,,216284,
298461,See 1 Down,,216284,
299211,See 27a,,216284,
299212,See 3d,,216284,
299218,See 1d,,216284,
299290,See 13,,216284,
300500,See 1 Across,,216284,
300803,See 21a,,216284,
300808,See 18a,,216284,
301232,Make Raking Fire part of surrealist RA festival (6) STRAFE – Hidden in part of surrealiST RA FEstival. The online version of this clue had ‘Raking Fire’ (ie with punctuation marks and no italics) but I think the newspaper version provides a better surface reading to the clue,,216284,
301302,See 17a,,216284,
301318,See 4d,,216284,
301388,See 24 Across,,216284,
301466,See 4 Down,,216284,
301585,See 1 Down,,216284,
301904,See 16 Across,,216284,
303890,See 23a,,216284,
303919,Eastern Europeans holding power in sports event? (4),,216284,
304409,See 14 Across,,216284,
304429,See 7 Across,,216284,
305240,See 9a,,216284,
305278,Dainty city hideaway (6),,216284,
305638,see 6d,,216284,
305743,See 7a,,216284,
305752,See 22a,,216284,
306190,See 22a,,216284,
307354,Put down and make clear in writing (7) DERIDED – RID (make clear) in DEED (writing),,216284,
307756,(ORIGINAL CLUE) Legislator to look different about following honest source of money,,216284,
307790,See 23 Across,,216284,
308126,"Cake: nearly all covered in cereal, flipped over (6)",,216284,
308301,See 1 Across,,216284,
308310,See 26 Across,,216284,
308582,see 8d,,216284,
308710,see 4d,,216284,
308723,see 25a,,216284,
308994,See 9 Across,,216284,
309566,See 4d,,216284,
312650,Is dramatically better where French understanding succeeded (7) OUTACTS – OU (the French word for where) TACT (understanding) S (succeeded),,216284,
312878,"A dainty thing framing painting, say — priced separately (1,2,5)",,216284,
313237,see 20a,,216284,
313245,see 19a,,216284,
314097,See 15a,,216284,
314490,See 23a,,216284,
314994,"See 9 Across, 23 Across, 12 Down",,216284,
316224,See 20a,,216284,
316726,See 26 Across,,216284,
318025,See 22 Down,,216284,
318488,See 6d,,216284,
318503,See 19d,,216284,
318507,See 6a,,216284,
319040,See 26 Across,,216284,
319177,See 26 Down,,216284,
319501,See 17a,,216284,
319505,See 24a,,216284,
319566,See 7 Down,,216284,
319700,Looks for adult to stand in for husband’s relatives (5) AUNTS – Change the H for Husband in HAUNTS (looks for) for an A for Adult,,216284,
319924,See 27 Across,,216284,
320348,see 6d,,216284,
320354,see 5a,,216284,
321276,see 23d,,216284,
321277,see 23d,,216284,
321280,see 25d,,216284,
321288,"‘I avoid her’ – Arthur, so saying, means to enter Ireland? (2,7)",,216284,
321732,See 10d,,216284,
321956,See 20 Down,,216284,
322224,See 1 Across,,216284,
322774,Understand direction’s East but Radler’s heading North first (9) EMPATHISE – PATH (direction) IS (‘s) E (East) go after a reversal (heading North first) of ME (Radler),,216284,
324314,See 1a,,216284,
325538,See 9a,,216284,
325802,see 14d,,216284,
325803,see 24a,,216284,
326422,see 10a,,216284,
327002,See 12 Across,,216284,
327018,See 1 Across,,216284,
327194,See 13 Across,,216284,
327902,See 13 Across,,216284,
328262,21a,,216284,
328312,See 24d,,216284,
328317,See 19a,,216284,
328410,See 15 Across,,216284,
329788,See 10a,,216284,
329791,See 24d,,216284,
329997,See 15 Down,,216284,
330223,See 11a,,216284,
330749,See 15a,,216284,
330991,Good argument for increase (4) GROW – G (good) ROW (argument). Solvers using the newspaper version had to guess at this one from the checking letters as for some reason the clue for 9d also appeared here instead of the proper clue for 5d,,216284,
332360,See 1a,,216284,
332383,See 12a,,216284,
332577,See 7d,,216284,
332582,See 7d,,216284,
332982,See 24 Down,,216284,
332992,See 18 Across,,216284,
333181,Speed backwards then finally adopt serene ballet position (6),,216284,
333388,Musical composition — it’s Fauré’s final duet arranged (5),,216284,
334144,"Puzzles site clue: Fire about ten main people finally, in addition (6) Newspaper clue: Frank as diarist about what’s at heart of Brexit extension (6) ANNEXE – AXE (fire) about the final letters of teN MaiN people; or ANNE (Frank, the famous diarist) about the letters at the heart of BrEXit",,216284,
336097,Troubled teenager shelves new shelves (7),,216284,
337153,See 19 Down,,216284,
337160,See 19 Down,,216284,
337474,A fine and equitable business (6) AFFAIR – A (from the clue) F (fine) FAIR (equitable),,216284,
338029,See 5 Down,,216284,
338719,Story for American engineers making piece of furniture (7),,216284,
338914,See 8 Down,,216284,
339276,See 1 Across,,216284,
339297,See 14 Across,,216284,
339501,See 5 Across,,216284,
340245,See 12 Across (4),,216284,
340257,At Christmas they traditionally help themselves? Not half! (5) ELVES – Found in the second half of themsELVES,,216284,
341659,Striking assorted elements of plum mingle (10) PUMMELLING – An anagram (assorted) of PLUM MINGLE,,216284,
341889,… See 11 Down…,,216284,
341895,See 10a,,216284,
342083,Sitting room? (6) STUDIO – A cryptic definition of a room where someone might sit for a portrait,,216284,
342310,See 7d,,216284,
342393,See 1a.,,216284,
343007,Screen broadcast extending over hour (4) SHOW – SOW (broadcast seed) extending over H (Hour),,216284,
343853,See 8a,,216284,
344792,See 28 Across,,216284,
345602,Contracted Spanish city girl to provide song (8) MADRIGAL –  Almost all of (contracted) MADRId and a GAL (girl),,216284,
345603,"Horse perhaps that’s not much of a goer (6) STAYER – A person or animal, especially a horse or greyhound, of good lasting qualities for a race, which might not necessarily be a goer, either in the sense of leaving or being particularly fast",,216284,
345604,"Country steps back too much — it elevates a woman (8) STILETTO – STILE (country steps) and a reversal (back) of OTT (over the top, too much)",,216284,
345605,"Arranged one behind another, cyclically? (2,6) IN TANDEM – An arrangement of two things one behind the other, not necessarily on a bicycle built for two!",,216284,
345606,Everyone assembled outside that club? (6) MALLET- ALL (everyone) with MET (assembled) outside,,216284,
345607,"Capital increasin’ by 100 per cent, it is reported (6) DUBLIN – A homophone (it is reported) of DOUBLIN’ (increasing by 100%)",,216284,
345608,"One swallows pills, strangely aromatic flavour (8) ALLSPICE – ACE (one) ‘swallows’ an anagram (strangely) of PILLS",,216284,
345609,Please cast off and slip away (6) ELAPSE – An anagram (cast off) of PLEASE,,216284,
345610,"Leader of exodus from East entering Stirling, say (5) MOSES –  E (east) entering MOSS (Stirling, perhaps)",,216284,
345611,Rewritten tragedy was revolutionary (7) GYRATED – An anagram (rewritten) of TRAGEDY,,216284,
345612,Keep crossing river in coach again (7) RETRAIN – RETAIN (keep) crossing R (river),,216284,
345613,Fashion centre with diamonds in reserve (9) RETICENCE – An anagram (fashion) of CENTRE into which is inserted ICE (diamonds),,216284,
345614,"Plundering vessel, soldier is supported by the monarch (9) PRIVATEER –  PRIVATE (soldier) is supported, or followed by in a Down clue, ER (the regnal cipher of our current monarch)",,216284,
345615,Number residing on southern French island is capable of being stretched (7) TENSILE – TEN (number) S (southern) ILE (French island),,216284,
346019,Tasty treat it’s clear I demolished (6),,216284,
346153,See 13a,,216284,
346169,See 13a,,216284,
346414,Compass directed the wrong way perhaps (5) RANGE – RAN (directed)and EG (perhaps) reversed (the wrong way),,216284,
346422,Woman’s hat affording protection in seedy environment? (6),,216284,
346928,See 9 Across,,216284,
347210,See 13,,216284,
347244,See 22 Across,,216284,
347780,See 26,,216284,
349124,See 16,,216284,
349954,See 25a,,216284,
350114,See 1a,,216284,
351418,See 14,,216284,
351806,See 13,,216284,
352381,See 10a,,216284,
352582,See 1a,,216284,
355753,See 1 Across,,216284,
355775,See 1a,,216284,
356266,"‘E’, I think, winds up ‘effuse‘ (5)",,216284,
356269,"The setter’s pa joins grandma climbing mountain (5,4)",,216284,
356761,See 6d,,216284,
356973,See 1 Across,,216284,
357197,See 1   Down,,216284,
357396,Returned power tool that buzzes (4) WASP – A reversal (returned) of P (power) SAW (tool),,216284,
358001,Painting displayed in the Louvre’s season shows Parisian star (6),,216284,
358539,See 19,,216284,
358543,See 19,,216284,
358791,"Virtual meeting in France once cell reorganised (10,4) CONFERENCE CALL – An anagram (reorganised) of FRANCE ONCE CELL",,216284,
358800,Section of stadium — work to prepare ground comes to complete halt (10) STANDSTILL – STANDS (section of stadium) TILL (work to prepare ground),,216284,
359264,See 13 Across,,216284,
359278,See 13 Across,,216284,
359794,(See 22a),,216284,
362389,See 6 Down (8),,216284,
362678,See 10,,216284,
362732,"Red, for instance, in US leading commotion in state (8) COLORADO – COLOR (how an American would describe red, for instance, followed by ADO (commotion)",,216284,
362733,Beasts of burden bringing little back across area (6) LLAMAS – A reversal (back) of SMALL (little) across A (area),,216284,
362734,"Tense reason to change nothing? (7,7) PRESENT PERFECT – so you don’t need to change anything about it.",,216284,
362735,"Fellow holding tune, finally, for a song (5) CHEAP – CHAP (fellow) holding an E, the final letter of tune",,216284,
362736,"Things like this restricting pre-noon game, note, for some sportsmen (9,5) CAMBRIDGE BLUES – CLUES (things like this) restricting AM (Ante Meridiem, before noon) BRIDGE (game) and B (musical note)",,216284,
362737,Sudden attack from male concealed by some foliage? (6) AMBUSH – Back to inserting – M (male) is concealed by A BUSH (some foliage),,216284,
362739,"Final course, perhaps, for dunce (4)   FOOL – a gooseberry fool, for example, would make delicious final course or dessert.",,216284,
362740,Bear exactly 50 per cent of ridicule (4) POOH – our favourite bear is 50% of POOH POOH (ridicule),,216284,
362741,"Case for moving leaves a head in trying situation (3,5) TEA CHEST – EACH (a head) in TEST (trying situation)",,216284,
362742,"As it is, when reduced to symbol (7) ARSENIC – A chemical symbol clue that didn’t, for once, catch me out)",,216284,
362743,"Quietly covering main part, carry on lawsuit (5) PLEAD – P (quietly) covering or going over LEAD (main part)",,216284,
362744,"Under pressure, tell bishop, for example (7) PRELATE – RELATE (tell) goes under P (pressure)",,216284,
362745,I’ll be upset over small attacks on paper (6) LIBELS – An anagram (upset) of ILL BE goes over S (small),,216284,
363081,Bird,,216284,
363084,Fast,,216284,
363086,Not still,,216284,
363371,See 8 Down,,216284,
363389,See 8 Down,,216284,
363525,Music study in France (5),,216284,
364000,See 4 Down,,216284,
364177,Boat navigating river and a stream(7),,216284,
365784,See 1a,,216284,
365791,See 14 Across,,216284,
365848,"Caption for illustration in story of Robin Hood, for example (6) LEGEND – Explanatory words under an illustration or a traditional story such as that told about Robin Hood.",,216284,
366286,See 1 Across,,216284,
366302,See 21 Down (10),,216284,
368211,See 1 Across,,216284,
368911,As this clue is linked to one across I suggest you look there for my hint. It has been nice talking to you though.,,216284,
370838,"Collapse caused by calcium meeting artery? (4,2)",,216284,
372850,See 2 Down,,216284,
372858,See 16 Down,,216284,
373228,See 1d,,216284,
373727,See 15a,,216284,
374328,See 22d,,216284,
374865,Leaderless chaps supporting Anglicanism apply (7) (online clue),,216284,
375110,See 15 Across,,216284,
375111,See 15 Across,,216284,
375189,Eastern fighter concerned with one who’s left (6),,216284,
375373,See 15 Across,,216284,
376509,See 12 Across,,216284,
376972,UK less united after no vote returned by Scots finally exerts pull (5),,216284,
377155,See 14a,,216284,
377683,Traveller to another country from corrupt regime (6),,216284,
378036,See 12a,,216284,
378037,See 14a,,216284,
378173,See 5d,,216284,
378419,See 2d,,216284,
378550,See 1a,,216284,
379729,"Boot out from Liberal Democrats, without discreet manoeuvring (8) [online version]",,216284,
379911,See 5a.,,216284,
380648,See 9a,,216284,
380917,See 9 Across,,216284,
380924,See 23 Across,,216284,
380934,See 7 Down,,216284,
381206,City den supplying cake (6),,216284,
381411,See 3 Down,,216284,
381415,See 14 Down,,216284,
381625,See 11 Down,,216284,
382553,See 1a,,216284,
382565,See 23a,,216284,
383369,See 12 Across,,216284,
383371,See 9 Across,,216284,
383926,Bridge,,216284,
384066,See 12 Across,,216284,
384071,See 21 Across,,216284,
384108,"Cake Alice demolished, getting taller, ultimately (6)",,216284,
384572,See 5 Down,,216284,
384576,See 20 Down,,216284,
384581,See 1 Down,,216284,
385027,See 12 Across,,216284,
385039,See 3 Down,,216284,
385043,See 3 Down,,216284,
385278,Sir Tim recalled eating the French cake (6),,216284,
385347,"Its owner obsesses about right food in 60-second date (3-5,4)",,216284,
385349,See 2 Down,,216284,
385985,See 17 Across,,216284,
386441,See 3 Across,,216284,
386443,See 3 Across,,216284,
386645,See 1a,,216284,
386667,See 1d,,216284,
386794,See 18 Down,,216284,
387563,See 12,,216284,
387569,See 22,,216284,
387624,"Free to choose an up-to-date motor within (1,2,5)",,216284,
387910,See 1a,,216284,
387919,See 9a,,216284,
387996,See 11 Across,,216284,
387999,See 21 Across,,216284,
388566,See 8a,,216284,
388576,See 26a,,216284,
388731,See 26d,,216284,
388937,See 11 Across,,216284,
388940,See 19 Across,,216284,
389718,See 1 Across,,216284,
389721,See 20 Down,,216284,
389891,See 25 Across,,216284,
390169,"‘Footballer has quiet time’ — where might you see that? (4,4)",,216284,
390518,See 24 Across,,216284,
391060,See 5 Down,,216284,
391448,See 3 Down,,216284,
391524,"Quiet, exposed bay (5) (online clue)",,216284,
391709,See 10,,216284,
391852,See 52 Across,,216284,
392161,So this gets chewed? Result: calories (6),,216284,
393433,Something for sweet city refuge? (6),,216284,
393849,See 13,,216284,
393851,See 21 Across,,216284,
394178,See 3d,,216284,
394649,See 1 a,,216284,
394673,Like cruel joke uncovered about bishop (6) BARBED – BARED (uncovered/denuded) around (or about) b FOR Bishop from the Chess notation.,,216284,
394674,"Who, for example, returned fish to river? (6) DOCTOR – The old chestnut (by now) of the DOCTOR Who being capitalised and hidden at the start of the clue. Reverse (return) COD (fish) and then add TO from the clue and then R – the abb. for River.",,216284,
394675,Hamper social event that’s contested in court (10) BASKETBALL – A charade of BASKET (e.g. a picnic hamper) and a BALL or social (dance) event.,,216284,
394676,"In odd part of ship, left in total control (12) STRANGLEHOLD – A charade of STRANGE (odd) and the HOLD of the ship.",,216284,
394677,Don’t allow boxer’s doctor beside ring (4) VETO – The boxer here is a dog so his doctor is a VET. Add O for ring (from the shape).,,216284,
394678,"Construction in garden that’s excessively large dropped (4,4) TOOL SHED – A charade of TOO (excessively) L for Large and then SHED (dropped like the leaves on a tree).",,216284,
394680,Issue brought up as rich lend haphazardly (8) CHILDREN – An anagram (haphazardly) of RICH LEND.,,216284,
394681,Subject born in African country? Not I (7) ALGEBRA – This is a school subject in Mathematics. Place B for Born inside ALGER(i)A – without the I.,,216284,
394682,"Like undistinguished MP, returned to seat (4-5) BACK BENCH – A simple charade of BACK (returned to) and BENCH (seat)",,216284,
394683,"Eton masters misrepresented as on the extreme right, conventionally (11) EASTERNMOST – The right on a map is usually the East. Make an anagram (misrepresented) of ETON MASTERS.",,216284,
394684,British flower-girl wrapping article in careless way (8) BLITHELY – B fo British then LILY (a girl named after a flower) into which is inserted THE – the definite article – B LI(THE)LY,,216284,
394685,Young women embracing old means to catch mavericks (7) LASSOES – The mavericks are young cattle of course!. Place O for Old (being embraced by) LASSES or young women.,,216284,
394842,See 13 Across,,216284,
394946,See 1 Across,,216284,
395045,See 2 Down,,216284,
395415,"Bunny Girl, say, with first-class tail (8)",,216284,
395767,See 15,,216284,
395783,See 8 Down,,216284,
396803,Stands in,,216284,
396936,See 3 Down,,216284,
397538,Straight line formed by river in French wine district (6),,216284,
397633,See 29,,216284,
397977,See 3 Down,,216284,
397980,See 16 Across,,216284,
397982,See 12 Across,,216284,
397986,See 21 Across,,216284,
397994,See 1 Down,,216284,
397995,See 11 Down,,216284,
398322,See 5,,216284,
398379,See 10,,216284,
398769,See 2d,,216284,
399394,See 14a,,216284,
399411,See 3d,,216284,
399848,"A big hit, poetry that is in fashion (1,2,4)",,216284,
400859,See 9,,216284,
401073,"Like some culinary dishes Delilah prepared with amaretto (1,2,6,1’5)",,216284,
401312,"Engineer clear about one creation that is ‘long in shape, but short in duration’ (6)",,216284,
402495,See 23 Across,,216284,
460148,See person holding up sword (4),,216284,
485343,One deciding to leave country before catching plane (6),,216284,
508730,Eliminate smell rising from dirty surroundings (5),,216284,
554427,"Shine, lacking on passion (4)",,216284,
285970,"Film about light: one thousand sheep, for example, desirable extra concept in which I tell it afresh in old king Cole’s words (5,4,2,3,7,1,3,1,6)","
EVERY TIME WE SAY GOODBYE I DIE A LITTLE",216284,
193631,Article has no information about doctor creating synthetic sex hormone (8),&ROGEN(ANDROGEN),216284,
237995,Phoenix starts to rise and speed up (5),*ARENA*,216284,
231953,"Insect, source of sugar, having large enzyme openings (6)",*BEETLE,216284,
231950,Swine sickly at a cold Gironde commune (8),*CADILLAC,216284,
237997,Bar refreshing other parts (5),*CHAIN*,216284,
237987,Deep cavities cut back by edges of bristles (5),*CUSHY*,216284,
231941,Retailer disposing of capital — right time for company (6),*ESCORT,216284,
231940,carnival,*FIESTA,216284,
231945,Doctor of climbing is cross (4),*FORD,216284,
231952,Animal keeper has no way to enter vessel (6),*JAGUAR,216284,
237990,Bizarre comic (5),*LATTE*,216284,
238008,Copper bottom chopped up (5),*MELON*,216284,
231931,"Skirt backing, say, removed from sign (4)",*MINI,216284,
231954,What makes English pop an endangered species? (5),*PANDA,216284,
231943,Levels subs etc (5),*ROLLS,216284,
238006,"Eat somewhere in Germany, not Italy (5)",*SATIN*,216284,
237979,Delayed by rubber? (5),*SHALE*,216284,
237986,Austin’s jumper (5),*SLEEP*,216284,
238007,"Factories, loads without one working (5)",*SORRY*,216284,
237983,Drink second tea (5),*SUING*,216284,
237982,New suspect on board? (5),*TERRA*,216284,
237999,A piano soars on prelude to Norwegian Wood (5),*TIGER*,216284,
557998,Soldeirs give up fresh rasmalai for sausage (6),- SALAMI,216284,
502569,"17  Power
to rebuild primary Government High School in Trent (8)",- STRENGTH -,216284,
514381,Combed wool from a breed of cattle (6),---S-- JERSEY,216284,
514396,"Cry on seeing Reynard in Mark's house (5,2)",--L-- UP  TALLY HO,216284,
517864,Cultural centre? (9),-A-M-T-A-,216284,
514377,Content to have steady supply (4),-E-- VEST,216284,
518299,Old US policy loans (4-5),-E-D -E-S,216284,
514373,What's caught on without iodine? (6),-O---E GOITRE,216284,
514397,Gives instructions to make cheese fries when unoccupied (6),-R---E BRIEFS,216284,
197008,"See 20ac. (2, 6)",-UP CHARGE,216284,
287732,11 TURN UPS,11 TURN UPS,216284,
247384,Ask why all seem to upset 21D 21,21D 21,216284,
235565,er Uni,22ROQUE/AVION,216284,
235555,"As Adam has pointed out, a cornel is a cherry tree (genus Cornus).",3 METRO/COVEY,216284,
235556,One meaning of cove is “a curved junction of wall and ceiling (architecture)”.,4 WATER BUTT/FOREGOING,216284,
611469,4X?,4X?,216284,
235557,"First, the additional E just changes the spelling without affecting the meaning",5 LEVANT/UNISON,216284,
224436,6D 5A possibly smells unpleasant,6D 5A,216284,
224437,6D 5A terminal in Essex welcomed by one from these shores,6D 5A,216284,
224438,"6D 5A closures to perturb Chelsea professional, one given to ranting",6D 5A,216284,
224439,6D 5A to prohibit drink at last,6D 5A,216284,
224440,6D 5A authority appealed to writer and advanced nationalist,6D 5A,216284,
224441,6D 5A: card applied to barrier,6D 5A,216284,
224442,6D 5A behind new city roundabout,6D 5A,216284,
224443,6D 5A later reviewed in court,6D 5A,216284,
224444,"6D 5A individual avoids on the way back, to an extent",6D 5A,216284,
224445,6D 5A employees skirting ring road,6D 5A,216284,
224446,6D 5A centrally located amidst Thames development,6D 5A,216284,
224447,6D 5A sheltered personality outside,6D 5A,216284,
224448,6D 5A game: one slight error,6D 5A,216284,
10893,you try and do a ton,A,216284,
15147,"A famous surgeon, one of the top people (1-6)",A,216284,
23254,A blow for Milton Keynes’ last couple after greatest Liberal’s left (8),A,216284,
27993,"that are fools, let them use their talents. Well, I have used mine as best I can.",A,216284,
37914,"O [zero] M{in}SK [MINSK, capital of Belarus, lacking “in”]. Omsk is somewhere in Siberia.",A,216284,
39314,"- within I YR [one | year], RAW TO [not prepared | to], all ""back""",A,216284,
39317,"- reversed EZR{a} [Pound, perhaps, ""short"", ""over""] + T [time], ""dividing"" TE TI [(two) notes]",A,216284,
39319,"- second letters of {g}A{me}, {p}L{ayful} {i}F {w}A{ry}.",A,216284,
39325,"TANKS - (DO NEXT TASK*) [""arranging""]",A,216284,
39331,"- ZO{n->PILOT}E. Take ZONE, an area, and replace the last letter of {carrio}N with PILOT [one flying].",A,216284,
39334,"- ADUL{t} [""brief"" possibly pornographic] + ARIA [song]",A,216284,
39337,- hidden reversed in {t}AME TO RE{aders},A,216284,
39352,- GO [board game] + LP [one played for longer],A,216284,
41412,"Landed, welcoming Society of the best sort (1-4)",A,216284,
41683,Device for scattering drops   identifier of psychological condition (8),A,216284,
45792,- CAT [spiteful woman] gets A STROPHE [a verse],A,216284,
51687,Murdered 26 offspring when duty includes reversing former denial (8),A,216284,
58272,Year and day almost in French land once ruled by Plantagenets (5),A,216284,
76790,"Some sounds like expression of relief (4, two words)",A,216284,
88441,"Chap who’s becoming a success, smashing doors with it (9, three words)",A,216284,
91121,Star featuring in musical is terrific (1-4),A,216284,
135574,A,A,216284,
200214,A camper eating sandwiches,A,216284,
235542,10 LINEAR/TWINGE,A,216284,
249167,A mountain that’s good to climb (5),A,216284,
259841,A cut above other ranks? (10),A,216284,
288729,"A tease erasing mark on ballot paper, that doesn’t apply (6)",A,216284,
288744,A nice one bordering country (6),A,216284,
288750,A,A,216284,
298817,Healthy produce brought about some cardiac advantages (4),A,216284,
310898,Fresh lemon is put on a pudding (8),A,216284,
314134,Killer doctor after mix of blood types? (1-4),A,216284,
324333,Dry sparkling white? Not in favour (5),A,216284,
330005,Main track‘s out of the way (1-4),A,216284,
331787,"Bound to upset, surely (2,5)",A,216284,
333517,Male wearing a short haircut becomes explosive (1-4),A,216284,
339458,Deal is arranged with people for main treatment? (12),A,216284,
340270,See 12 Across (3),A,216284,
343296,Boxer’s time in top tier of celebrities (1-4),A,216284,
343811,"Celebrity secrets I lampoon, somewhat upsetting (1-6)",A,216284,
344942,Anagram remarkably cold drink (8),A,216284,
346117,Very famous fighter on the way (1-4),A,216284,
347209,Yobs — many besieging university (5),A,216284,
347875,Border — a record spinner no one backed (6),A,216284,
348801,Revise pro’s piece that provides views with reflections (9),A,216284,
349023,Weapon pierces a breastplate to some extent (5),A,216284,
354756,Making separate section for pop art in gallery (7),A,216284,
359746,Celebrity is boring model again (1-6),A,216284,
364511,Sickness in Ghana? Use antibiotics (6),A,216284,
365209,See 22,A,216284,
368630,Original sign (7),A,216284,
371053,"Having done wrong to hold gun, reformed in prison (7)",A,216284,
371412,"Among those qualified, more or less? Not so (5)",A,216284,
371923,"Unusually lucid narrative that’s naturally good (8,6)",A,216284,
372065,See 17,A,216284,
372305,"I sign draft re revised parliamentary procedure (5,7)",A,216284,
373375,"Contrasting, random pairs in age (9)",A,216284,
374052,Area in Netherlands converted for old people (12),A,216284,
383761,Passing criticism about West I despise being broadcast (9),A,216284,
383766,Martial art in which thousand charge around area (6),A,216284,
383768,"Reveal widely board game with local left in charge (2,6)",A,216284,
383773,In which to get view of organ? (9),A,216284,
383781,Moulded band in sink that prevents flooding (7),A,216284,
384784,Everybody comes round night before school’s first examinations (1-6),A,216284,
389303,"Horse that runs away, perhaps, carrying son’s padded support (7)",A,216284,
391945,A part of a garment that’s said to attract attention (4),A,216284,
398251,Report from mum in courtyard initially missing ring (1-6),A,216284,
402300,"Taking part in debate, a marvellous group of top people (1-4)",A,216284,
407573,"Self-starter, high-flier, makes score (4)",A,216284,
407985,Renowned auctioneer’s original catalogue (1-4),A,216284,
409991,Explosive opening to Advent – bishops covered the shortest prayer (1-4),A,216284,
415690,Deviation not unknown during flight (1-4),A,216284,
423216,Broadcasts even scorn chairs (9) [newspaper version],A,216284,
432517,Bad reviews written up in break (4),A,216284,
436134,"They sing, having evening at home with good beers (12)",A,216284,
436700,Charge Liverpool footballer once (4),A,216284,
436718,"Ideal university head, above Scotsman (7)",A,216284,
440025,See 21 down,A,216284,
448271,Scent is nothing initially then totally overwhelming (newspaper version),A,216284,
450430,Pragmatic person not concerned with status of celebrity (1-4),A,216284,
455441,"Street fighter switched, becoming such a celeb? (1-4)",A,216284,
456517,Mob disperses after sailor produces weapon (1-4),A,216284,
468893,Dread of woman on the windward side (1-7),A,216284,
472352,Best people a mate tricked (1-4),A,216284,
474974,Dressing made from first-rate oil abroad (5),A,216284,
483670,Group of elite soldiers in state (American) (1-4),A,216284,
484489,See 6d,A,216284,
485102,Exam refers to All about Eve (1-5),A,216284,
491259,Double definitions,A,216284,
497222,Is the definition a valid synonym for the solution?,A,216284,
500771,Filling in when head’s away — something one might do at a summer internship? (6),A,216284,
501138,"Shortly after ending in Montana, North Dakota etc. (3,4)",A,216284,
503535,King leaves states’ wealth (6),A,216284,
504049,"It’s foolish, great show missed (5)",A,216284,
504103,"Lawless, start unit that could protect small companies (9)",A,216284,
504521,Spraying device on plane carrying King Henry (8),A,216284,
504907,Executioners from firefighters! (6),A,216284,
505377,Think twice when axing leader for change (5),A,216284,
505769,"The may allow you free trips by express very much (3,5)",A,216284,
506594,"Lack self-restraint, wasting money (7)",A,216284,
510389,. Land having a space for checked or unchecked entry (6),A,216284,