Irish Times (Crosaire) – Sep 29 2021 Crossword Solution
Irish Times (Crosaire) – Sep 29 2021
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Bacterium that needs oxygen in Belgium after a country with no leader goes belly up | AEROBE |
| Brought to life by Edward Fox, for example, from the start, and not finished | ANIMATED |
| Caught up in commercial aerodynamics in South American capital | REAL |
| Eccentric painted rim of press | PRINTMEDIA |
| Even they care this has bearing on a beastly sort, in an alternative sense | HYAENA |
| Expert witness dismisses wine press in a written correspondence | TEXT |
| Free partner to secure a contract for the country | SCOTLAND |
| Grasped by one of those at death’s door with chesty problem | SCYTHE |
| Headland behind spring synonymous with good health | WELLNESS |
| Hold court reading aloud in Bed & Breakfast with a beastly type of whizz-kid | BRAINBOX |
| In part, somewhat adamant looking back to what’s analysed by figureheads presumably? | DATA |
| Lot missing from anti-novel from European capital | VIENNA |
| Making the most sense at the start of 11 across with royal following Ireland? | BRAINIER |
| Minds what’s found in 25 across | BRAINS |
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Music to have a go at after closing time utilises science that’s bound to take off | ROCKETRY |
| Nearly raring to go in study | READ |
| Part of revolutionary solution? No brainer for city on The Rhine! | BONN |
| Patrick Ward is going to stand in Croke Park like any father would | PATERNALLY |
| Popular comedian briefly the subject of a gag among a small group | INJOKE |
| Popular writer of score | INSCRIBE |
| Pressure to mysteriously elope with men and women | PEOPLE |
| Recognises a good head on one’s shoulders presumably by opening 11 across for unique winner | BRAINSPECIALIST |
| Reveal organisation is evil agitator | UNVEIL |
| Short party locally for coffee producer | BEAN |
| Short profane introduction to original writing by one being disrespectful to religious surroundings | DESECRATOR |
| Side bar is missing something to put the butter and marmalade on | BREAD |
| They’ll get you thinking 26 across is for the most part accommodating those in the monastery | BRAINCELLS |
| Those taking steps on a night out to order the odd beer going around Rhodes | CLUBBERS |
