Clues | Answers |
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Glaswegian, possibly, rather like Sir Walter? | SCOTTISH |
Key vote leftist returned to secure by intimidation | EXTORT |
Large vehicle, caught leaving polar region | ARTIC |
Old way one originally approached a Roman port | OSTIA |
Poem written on river, one flowing into Baltic | ODER |
Put a stop to evil gripping the French church | SILENCE |
Revisit UN building uninvited? | INTRUSIVE |
Rigorous training medic badly needed | DRILL |
Rubbish about adviser being inflicter of suffering | TORMENTOR |
Scribble second letter principally about crop | SCRAWL |
Search by prison officer: an aid to security | grub screw |
Socially acceptable time to snatch forty winks? Quite inappropriate! | UNAPT |
Sound uniform on girl wearing a ring | AUDIO |
Too young to back say a revolutionary new university | under age |
Wartime medical auxiliary sometimes transporting litter? | stretcher-bearer |
Clues | Answers |
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A man with common sense holds one to be shocking | HEINOUS |
A woman’s place in Caithness once accommodating 500 sheep | HERDWICK |
As actors may be, exposing unfairness | INEQUITY |
Bring back charge covering quarter of current month | REINSTATE |
Char mostly served in lower house | DAIL |
Clearly pronounce a tune nice for broadcasting | ENUNCIATE |
Copper is at home with Oriental cooking | CUISINE |
Current of air rattling thin guard | INDRAUGHT |
Cut affecting dimensions, so to speak | INCISE |
Diplomat’s responsibility, introducing flowers across river | charge daffaires |
Distinguished sailor supporting a Society admitting Liberals | all-star |
Ecclesiastical right an academic pledges to get accepted | ADVOWSON |
English novelist employed at Lord’s, possibly? | FIELDING |
Exultant cry on entering English country area? | EUREKA |
Foresee a month going over ancient city | AUGUR |
I'm trying to teach myself the times crossword, but I can't understand why the answer to 15 across is under age, I guessed it correctly however that was from the 'too young' aspect of the clue, what does the rest of it mean please?
ReplyDeleteTook me ages too. ‘Back’ means read in reverse. Then you get ‘eg a red’ (n)ew (u)niversity.
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