Irish Times (Crosaire) – Jan 18 2016 Crossword Solution
| Clues |
Answers |
| A sign of wickedness rising full of beans |
ALIVE |
| Agony aunt hasn’t any thing to chew on, in a sweet way |
NOUGAT |
| Ain’t leaving machinists in Split |
SCHISM |
| Both sides say sorry – it has the potential to save face perhaps |
MAKEUP |
| For the lads missing the women |
STAGDO |
| Group holding onto goods keeps figure under cover |
BODYSTOCKING |
| He signed up local criminal by text |
CONSCRIPT |
| Heard in court and in Government, at times it’s what journalists are doing perhaps |
WRITINGPAPER |
| Hospital worker fabricated report by looking after the small charges |
NURSEMAID |
| Is determined to be 100 per cent right |
EMPHATIC |
| It’s on the house for heavy smoker in cold weather |
CHIMNEYSTACK |
| Let up on sweetheart providing snapshot of one of those offering a narrow view |
TELEPHOTO |
| Light show live from Versailles |
LASERS |
| Local difference of opinion in small college over standard |
SCRAP |
| Clues |
Answers |
| One of those on the bench approaches America for the Indians |
SUBCONTINENT |
| People go to Slane to see it in various soils, etc. |
SOLSTICE |
| Pigs ruin building – it’s what you’d expect from rebellious behaviour |
UPRISING |
| Propensity to remove toys from the little fellow |
NIPPER |
| Refuse to acknowledge album left on train |
DISCLAIM |
| Samuel conceals Diana’s humiliating cruelty |
SADISM |
| Somewhat excessive fishy bait for new chum |
ABITMUCH |
| Speak to Charlie in bar looking back over bright yellow flower |
BUTTERCUP |
| Speaks volumes for one old type used by orchestra and choir |
ORATORIO |
| Subordinate reviews journalists from most of the island shortly |
JUNIOR |
| Tests key for Xmas order |
EXAMS |
| Total bloodsucker? |
COUNT |
| What a godsend for Roadwatch to cover safety first with an added feature |
ASABONUS |
| Wild damp Riga – that’s the standard |
PARADIGM |