

TALLOW: After the final letter of ( conclusion of) DIET comes concede or agreeġ8d Stagger back from park over field on a regular basis (6) SKEWBALD: The genealogical abbreviation for son is followed by an anagram ( randomly) of WALKED containing ( round) the centre letter of STABLESġ7d After conclusion of diet concede being fat (6) LIONESSES: An anagram ( stray) of NOISELESSġ6d Horse son walked randomly round centre of stables (8) REVEAL: The fusion of an abbreviated Californian city and a synonym of always is reversed ( … mounts, in a down clue)Ĩd Private detective essentially gets wasted inhaling drug (6)ĬLOSET: The central letter ( essentially) of DETECTIVE is followed by a synonym of wasted containing ( inhaling) the single letter for a drug associated with raves RESAT: The outer letters ( extremely) of REPETITIVE are followed by a test taken as part of the national curriculum OBSERVER: Link together the single letter for old, the single letter for British, and the tennis player starting a gameĦd Took exam again, extremely repetitive test (5) NOSE: A homophone ( broadcast) of a synonym of recognisesĥd Witness old British tennis player starting game (8) TRUMPED-UP: The single letter for European and the abbreviation for a Northern Island political party are both coming after ( supporting, in a down clue) a recent US President with) a type of beerģd European political party supporting US president? That's false (7-2) MANACLE: A chap or fellow is followed by the single letter for Conservative contained by ( covering.
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HILLARY: The single letter for a student or learner driver inserted in ( interrupting) a term at Oxford University that’s not Michaelmas or TrinityĢd Handcuff chap covering Conservative with beer (7) WALDORF SALAD: An anagram ( out) of ALL OF AWARDS is followed by the first letter of DRAMATICALLYġd Mountaineer is student interrupting term at Oxford (7) ORIEL: An anagram ( … it’s broken) of the answer to 18d minus the single letter for roughly or about (about to be removed)Ģ7a Sound study of a revolution remains as reported (9)ĪCOUSTICS: A from the clue with homophones ( as reported) of revolution or uprising and remains or adheresĢ8a Dish out all of awards, dramatically at first (7,5) LOCKDOWN: A rugby forward comes before depressed or sadĭEBATE: A club or hitting instrument inserted in (… defends) a well-known river (banker = object with banks)Ģ6a Window about to be removed from No 18, it's broken (5) GOSSIP: An abbreviated doctor containing ( keeping) the even letters ( oddly hidden) of LOOSE SKINĢ2a Pandemic policy depressed rugby player to begin with (8)
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TURNPIKE: A type of point comes after ( east of, in an across clue) another word for bendġ9a Chat with doctor keeping loose skin oddly hidden (6) SMELL: Hawk or flog containing ( circling) the first letter of ( top of) MOUNTAINġ1a Admit latest peccadillo's over to some extent (6)ĪCCEPT: The answer is hidden in the reversal of (… ‘s over to some extent) of LATEST PECCADILLOġ2a Family members run into trouble heading for station (8)īROTHERS: The cricket abbreviation for run is inserted into trouble or annoyance, and that’s all followed by the first letter of ( heading of) STATIONġ7a Point east of bend in US toll road (8) LINGUISTS: All but the last letter ( mostly) of quiet or calm reversed ( upset) and containing ( about) an anagram ( new) of USINGġ0a Sense hawk is circling top of mountain (5)

HAMPTON COURT: An anagram ( rearranging) of CUP MATCH OR NOT minus one copy of the cricket abbreviation for caught (caught out)ĩa Quiet, mostly upset about using new translators maybe (9) Please leave a comment telling us how you got on.ġa Palace caught out rearranging cup match, or not? (7,5) Clicking on a picture will enlarge it or display a bonus illustration and a hover (computer) or long press (mobile) might explain more about the picture. In some hints hyperlinks provide additional explanation or background. Clicking on the answer buttons will reveal the answers. In the hints below most indicators are italicized, and underlining identifies precise definitions and cryptic definitions.

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