Irish Times (Crosaire) – Jun 22 2016 Crossword Solution
| Clues |
Answers |
| Bag ladies have no bias for the clearing |
GLADE |
| Better to leave enfant terrible with devilish type |
INFERNAL |
| Briefed Vogue with design for editor |
INFORMED |
| Clutch at straws concealing gossip |
CHAT |
| Couple of notes on record encourages driver to take off |
BEEP |
| Dated most of those characters in 10 across – how predictable is that |
OLDHAT |
| Ends first case in court that was well pitched presumably |
TENT |
| Fay leaves hayfields for protection |
SHIELD |
| Honey rings a legend from the Parsley family |
LOVAGE |
| Is fit to be tied by one of the snake’s companions offering a way on board |
ROPELADDER |
| It’s not on for detective to set out leaving Megeve regulars |
OFFPISTE |
| Jim said Stan Duff went to school with people practicing at The Bar perhaps |
GYMNASTS |
| Lazes wildly around England with sordid type |
SLEAZE |
| Old writer with eye problem left for America |
STYLUS |
| Clues |
Answers |
| Party leader memorises and cites convoluted family row |
DOMESTIC |
| Prepare the way around paternity leave |
PAVE |
| Ray goes around Donegal in chaos |
BEDLAM |
| Retweet upset at arsonist working with electronic component |
TRANSISTOR |
| Ridiculous fashion cutbacks at Square |
DAFT |
| Securely travel by airplane over transport rim |
FIRMLY |
| Sounds like new flowers list could be somewhat obsessive |
NEUROSIS |
| Tea lover drunk something for a lift |
ELEVATOR |
| The sort of model figures the CSO is gathering |
VITALSTATISTICS |
| Top British policeman looks after those setting things in train perhaps |
YARDMASTER |
| Trick getting across a stream? That rings a bell! |
CARILLON |
| Writer raises eyebrows after show |
LEADPENCIL |
| Yank in drag? |
PULL |
| You’re unlikely to hear this praise if you’re late, as typically it accompanies a put down |
EULOGY |
