Irish Times (Crosaire) – Feb 19 2016 Crossword Answer
| Clues |
Answers |
| Bird at the French address |
TITLE |
| Boss tried catching Rita in a bad mood |
IRRITATED |
| Composed and awake or so the story goes |
WRITTENUP |
| Count wants to know your religion, for instance |
CENSUS |
| Covers spy with The Poppy |
BEDDINGPLANT |
| Did they investigate who stabbed Julius Caesar? Sounds like something you’d read at the bar years ago! |
ROMANLAW |
| Garland threw a wobbly |
WREATH |
| Group of soldiers behind Chinese defence – that’s one for the books |
WALLUNIT |
| Have nothing to do with it as is protected in the county |
DISOWN |
| His management takes you and me in for Asian dinner |
SUSHI |
| Hitting the ball after tea is against the law on the road |
DRINKDRIVING |
| Home Guard in charge of papers – it’s murderous work |
HOMICIDE |
| Lawrence buries last letters with rubbish locally |
TRIPE |
| Lose one’s temper as Rick’s leaving Public Works |
BLOWUP |
| Clues |
Answers |
| Middle Eastern hesitation every 100 years leads to long celebration |
TERCENTENARY |
| No actors working in animated films |
CARTOONS |
| Of course, that lot on stag party can never say no |
YESMEN |
| Off the top of dancer’s head, it’s learnt badly |
ANTLER |
| Presumably describes Dark Side of the Moon in boat from Ulan Bator |
LUNAR |
| Rapid AGM organised by The Standard – that’s typical! |
PARADIGM |
| Relax where the ball came to rest on a golf course |
LIEAROUND |
| Restrain model from giving orders to those jockeying for advantage |
TRAINERS |
| Ringer for old leader putting finger on key pad from the start |
DIALLINGTONE |
| School draw is a way of getting a free holiday |
STOWAWAY |
| Something in The Garden leads to form of Maoism |
MIMOSA |
| Sting takes old transport for third performance and revival, for example, of The Caretaker |
CONCIERGE |
| The Apprentice’s support for Partition nets resolution |
STUDENTS |
| Torment badger? |
HARASS |