Irish Times (Crosaire) – Jan 11 2016 Crossword Solution
| Clues |
Answers |
| A good enough day opening all old wine, for example |
AGED |
| Acting a bit insane while away |
INABSENTIA |
| Band from American city creates local excitement |
HOOPLA |
| Cashing in one’s chips over resistance to smoking in a way |
DRYING |
| Counts constables releasing cats |
NOBLES |
| Drip leaves copy editor with howler on The Prairie? |
COYOTE |
| Frank Cook? Nope! |
OPEN |
| Frenchman at the centre of 14 down is in the hospital trade |
METIER |
| Goes around punch drunk with Cork criminal – it’s music to some ears |
PUNKROCK |
| Got ready to pounce on cod lines – is that fishy? |
CLOSEDIN |
| Idol gets nothing for most of the order of 1000 deconstructing images |
ICONOCLASM |
| Jeer a mob travelling to a large gathering |
JAMBOREE |
| Keeps it quiet taking someone out for a few shots without making a racket |
SILENCER |
| Line of Arabian Nights opens giving credit to others |
LOAN |
| Clues |
Answers |
| Mark found in the middle of 19 down? |
SCAR |
| New tenure for doctor |
NEUTER |
| Nice deft movement doesn’t look right to the medics |
INFECTED |
| Pub second team paid the cost for not wearing boots |
BAREFOOTED |
| Scientist is away in rubbishy spot |
BOFFIN |
| Solid cool figure with bouncer releases Ron |
CUBE |
| Sounds like something academics produce on smoking could be smoke screens |
CIGARETTEPAPERS |
| Stroke involves detective finding workers for cover on classy building |
PEDIMENT |
| Tape love in Galway? It provides Murphy with half the information that’s a matter of life and death |
DEMOGRAPHY |
| The apple of one’s eye? It means little to the French! |
PETIT |
| The Branch switch first suspects with half of 8 across from last heist |
OFFSHOOT |
| Turns up, nun gets to answer statisticians getting awards for playing their part |
OSCARS |
| You’ll have to work it out – why Senor stays out of Creole sun? |
CLUE |
| Your own flesh and blood presumably had a part in Roots |
PEDIGREE |