Search Results for: see 20 down

1-across – Lancer told to choose an entrance : PICADOR

5-across – Went down as a result of what happened in a gastric haemorrhage : TUMBLED

9-across – House sold off around mid-April : LORDS

10-across – City is suitable for everyone involved in commercial vehicle insurance : VANCOUVER

11-across – Girl, nine, starts wearing ponytail twisted in an affecting manner : POIGNANTLY

12-across – Writer having a change of heart and spirit : BRIO

14-across – That guy talks to turbans? : HEADDRESSES

18-across – Staff working to prop organisation, but not too much : MANONTROPPO

21-across – Bloody half of literary device : GORY

22-across – Deceptive advocacy of dire perils and sin : LIPSERVICE

25-across – Leaving us can make it relax and wallow : LUXURIATE

26-across – See 6 : POINT

27-across – Route to get ‘bravo’ out of theatre land : ROADWAY

28-across – Medium or perhaps strong? You can have instant coffee at first : PSYCHIC

1-down – Agent cut up for bowel problem : POLYPS

2-down – Magpie? Five to feature in my papers : CORVID

3-down – Dines out with song to provide some realism : DISENCHANT

4-down – 2 given intravenously : RAVEN

5-down – Like Bob Dylan in blue and brown, heartlessly plugged out : TANGLEDUP

6-down – New motion, top item to be debated : MOOT

7-down – Oliver is having one portion? Must be feeling queasy : LIVERISH

8-down – One little and quiet place to sleep on the river : DORMOUSE

13-down – Me, 21, grappling with a PhD in population studies : DEMOGRAPHY

15-down – One on the tail of pair planning lurid hijacking : AIRPIRACY

16-down – Criminal unclothed to reveal somebody with no special powers : SMUGGLER

17-down – Refusing food when a refusal reportedly damages you : ANOREXIA

19-down – Complete and utter European : FINISH

20-down – Digestive movement with vigour : PEPTIC

23-down – Expensive soak in marinade : STEEP

24-down – 2 involved in murder : CROW

7-across – Rubbish kisser’s naughty coming first : BADMOUTH

9-across – Start of FedEx round, flipping overdue: like someone awaiting delivery? : FOETAL

10-across – Boxing match, essentially with star sees knock out : STUN

11-across – He left a fluid around badger’s home: they might come out at night? : FALSETEETH

12-across – Chest tender following cold : COFFER

14-across – Churchmen with energy at the start: they can lift an organ : ERECTORS

15-across – Stupid person put on island : DONKEY

17-across – A lot of McDonald’s milk products on the turn : MYRIAD

20-across – Most difficult son with ultimate challenge : SEVEREST

22-across – Gorge in do to welcome in a New Year : CANYON

23-across – Rose more sick swallowing a tablet? : PAINKILLER

24-across – Pad of paper with note written inside : FLAT

25-across – Love saucy thing : RELISH

26-across – Work out sum, learn figures : NUMERALS

1-down – Diet of mostly odd junk? : FASTFOOD

2-down – Signal with no hands : OMEN

3-down – One on internet is more confident around female : SURFER

4-down – Swear on English TV heartlessly in a way that’s weak : EFFETELY

5-down – American president awfully boring : PEDESTRIAN

6-down – One takes orders from one wearing hose : WAITER

8-down – Joining hospital not as new case : HOLDER

13-down – Repeatedly in fear? Thing will ultimately get chewed : FINGERNAIL

16-down – Seeing curvy figure providing cover for OK! : EYESIGHT

18-down – Make love and left partner crazy : DOOLALLY

19-down – Taken to beer without opening tin cans : STOLEN

21-down – Tablet around midnight? Date getting high : ELATED

22-down – Hour in deep sleep showing quality of shade : CHROMA

24-down – Axe tree down to earth : FIRE

8-across – For middle of month, put in one unknown soldier, historically : JANIZARY

9-across – Back a time and a place for events : ARENA

10-across – Dramatically it follows the winter’s end, we hear : TALE

11-across – Some February mail — around middle of month lets naive get excited? : VALENTINES

12-across – Springtime festival’s call for help : MAYDAY

14-across – British admitting poet wanting to return in April : BROWNING

15-across – Be scrupulous with slight touch after start of summer : STICKLE

17-across – March, perhaps, for international event : PROTEST

20-across – Said with relief where royalty goes in summer sometimes : BALMORAL

22-across – Saint seen in one page of annual publication? In a way that’s fair : JUSTLY

23-across – Frantically organises to contain end of spring hostility : AGGRESSION

24-across – Stretch between spring and end of autumn : SPAN

25-across – Our group on board? Reduced fare from Japan : SUSHI

26-across – Specimens one removed from tall buildings after test : EXAMPLES

1-down – Cause of cloudiness that affects visibility in fall : CATARACT

2-down – Help for speaker that comes before November : MIKE

3-down – Heart specialist’s trick taking in Republican on the Fourth of July : HARVEY

4-down – Information on courses, some tribally set up : SYLLABI

5-down – You can’t miss it on board at sea before year’s end : BARNDOOR

6-down – Names dynasty one’s located among offspring being raised : DESIGNATES

7-down – Oktoberfest setting for local by replacing TV, bit by bit, in pub : BAYERN

13-down – Russian revolutionary’s except­ionally discreet about doctor : DECEMBRIST

16-down – Test ground with it, as rule : LORDSHIP

18-down – Violently attacked about pound being rescued : SALVAGED

19-down – Upset last month over mail being misdirected, it’s asserted : CLAIMED

21-down – A flurry about Burmese title that’s imposing : AUGUST

22-down – Place in Alaska where gold’s found after start of summer : JUNEAU

24-down – Short part of year for some Irish clan : SEPT

1-across – In season? : FLAVOUROFTHE

8-across – Able to supply Sainsbury’s first, they vowed : OBLATES

9-across – Groom takes look round capital : COLOMBO

11-across – The best time to work, setters say : TOPDOGS

12-across – Movements of American singer unknown — is about to tour : SCHERZI

13-across – See 1 : MONTH

14-across – Rate working for police? Coppers quietly resigning : INCIDENCE

16-across – Hope country girl’s a sport — endless tease earlier : RURITANIA

19-across – Used bad language very loudly in centre of Leeds : EFFED

21-across – This is disappointing — you used to be sexy nurses : WASHOUT

23-across – Scary! It’s flashing like a dirty old man : SATYRIC

24-across – Potter’s equipment kept by artist : RWANDAN

25-across – Can’t stand around outside Nancy’s posh residence : CHATEAU

26-across – Ian presently sick but he may be rallying : TENNISPLAYER

1-down – Writer thought, ‘Shut up!’ : FELTPEN

2-down – Guide to China’s ancient city : ANTIOCH

3-down – Thing is, sweetheart, boss is busy working : OBSESSION

4-down – Exercise care carrying around bombs : RACES

5-down – Did Nick check spaces in folder? : FILCHED

6-down – Diamond’s greatest hit in series? : HOMERUN

7-down – Cheeky artist’s preparation for marriage : BOTTOMDRAWER

10-down – Dominic tribute not popular — somehow it won’t set a precedent : OBITERDICTUM

15-down – Attic maybe calls for conversion, like this one inside : CLASSICAL

17-down – Put on again for men in bar : RESTAGE

18-down – Walked on both sides of road — noted repairs : TRODDEN

19-down – Royal family member nearly punching you once round mouth : ESTUARY

20-down – Picked up nude after driver’s warning: ‘Don’t do it!’ : FORBEAR

22-down – Can Tranmere Rovers finally get points? : TINES

1-across – Cold sore : BITTER

4-across – See 10 : PARENT

9-across – Weasel’s relative staff and I put back in absurdly long hole? : PINE

10-across – Egg beater father damaged — might he be coddling? : HELICOPTER

11-across – See 9 : MARTEN

12-across – Tiny spot that’s pink on leg : PINPRICK

13-across – Drug that’s popular filling plate beside me : MESCALINE

15-across – Old strip with hat in yellow and pink, primarily : ANDY

16-across – Three quarters of twelve people on a Hebridean isle : JURA

17-across – Game, one prodding virile chap? : STUDPOKER

21-across – One doesn’t believe it: number reversed in account : AGNOSTIC

22-across – Wee like wee? : PIDDLY

24-across – Circling oil platform, sustainable power demanded — privileged few going to the country? : GREENWELLY

25-across – See 15 : CAPP

26-across – Reflective poem set in Spanish city : TOLEDO

27-across – Storm damage : CHARGE

1-down – See 24 : BRIGADE

2-down – Message to take down, quickly read out? : TWEET

3-down – Fuel compared to first of oil in middle of well : ETHANOL

5-down – Mysterious vessel in time capsized : ARCANE

6-down – Tongue in pain ultimately, doctor operates to sew it up : ESPERANTO

7-down – Overly sweet claret drunk with last of sherry : TREACLY

8-down – Combination of painful and exciting strokes? That’s it! : SLAPANDTICKLE

14-down – Bodily hole in shade of pink : CORPOREAL

16-down – Pace jerk has wrong, upped : JOGTROT

18-down – Lower temperature necessary in the end above church altarpiece : DIPTYCH

19-down – Better shears cutting coat of ewe : ECLIPSE

20-down – Drunk was irritated : STEWED

23-down – Look back in anger after Nov 31, fancifully? : DECOR

9-across – One born to drink in bar, it is dilapidated boozer : INEBRIATE

10-across – Beloved number, if multiplied by two : HONEY

11-across – Room in grid without margins : ATTIC

12-across – Given up, having declined to hold information back : ABNEGATED

13-across – Leader of Opposition bitten by cook, a 6 : GORILLA

14-across – Bit of a writer with taste for old club : NIBLICK

17-across – Change number, if multiplied by three : MONEY

19-across – Uniting words: number, if multiplied by five : IDO

20-across – See 22 down : DREAM

21-across – Treatment of pore with dye, producing a poetic tear : EYEDROP

22-across – Brew on tap is over a barrel : INASPOT

24-across – See 1 : BALLERINA

26-across – Intellectual Australian language not quite right : GREER

28-across – Covers I see pulled back, a relative number : HASTA

29-across – Six balls each, four more polished off too much : OVEREATEN

1-down – Number in shower of rain behind a fairly round object, circled by number of muses : NINA

2-down – Sun dog : SETTER

3-down – Super chap on film, builder : BRICKLAYER

4-down – See 28 : MANANA

5-down – Number also wearing blazer, less fashionable : FERNANDO

6-down – Caught by gunshot, huge bully : THUG

7-down – In and facing out : ONSTRIKE

8-down – Old scorer, winger by the sound of it? : BYRD

13-down – Simplest of hits: number, if multiplied by three : GIMME

15-down – Untidy and wet, torn blankets left under couch : BEDRAGGLED

16-down – Groomed male maintained houses : KEMPT

18-down – Excessive pointers point : NEEDLESS

19-down – Pen like that entering mark shortly : IMPRISON

22-down – Speech number : IHAVEA

23-down – See 1 : PRETTY

24-down – Strike securing hard currency : BAHT

25-down – Style arising in Havana, legendary : ELAN

27-down – Call number, if multiplied by two : RING

9-across – Would-be president, say, apt to speak frankly, scoffed : CANDIDATE

10-across – I run after a male pal : AMIGO

11-across – Communicate what means little, time after time : TWEET

12-across – Diehards bring up a drug, oddly : REARGUARD

13-across – Lots of politicians do OK on links and connexions : PARTIES

14-across – A part of Trump’s issue in one state, or all of them : AMERICA

17-across – First to go on board with partners securing success : WHITE

19-across – Ordinary man’s book abridged : JOE

20-across – Legislative assembly, in practice, following call to attend : HOUSE

21-across – Serious disloyalty from maverick senator : TREASON

22-across – Votes completely screened by machines : BALLOTS

24-across – Grouped together in plot around illegal scheme : BRACKETED

26-across – Answer about a NE state : REACT

28-across – Pence in Wild West got the brush? : SWEPT

29-across – Public behind attempt to win playing trick : OVERTRUMP

1-down – GA’s neighbour with limitless vote for old tax : SCOT

2-down – Some voting early, having shifted from neutral : INGEAR

3-down – Lots of data about slight Southern squalor : FILTHINESS

4-down – Turn up old form of address for Georgia writer : HARRIS

5-down – Guided the wrong way, knowing state of successful 9 : DELAWARE

6-down – Called, sought election? Good : RANG

7-down – Dessert from flipping United States — I ruin it : TIRAMISU

8-down – Supporting Democrat as president : FORD

13-down – Bird — it is south of where some in flock gather : PEWIT

15-down – Axe the liar, needing change — cheer up, bigly : EXHILARATE

16-down – States opposed omitting conclusion : AVERS

18-down – Repeatedly runs bad treaties : ITERATES

19-down – Judge joining outside court as meeting place : JUNCTION

22-down – Ordered new leader with extra heart? : BIDDEN

23-down – Drop a question that, in part, is not clear : OPAQUE

24-down – President in wilderness : BUSH

25-down – A 19 down in Kentucky for Coolidge’s girl : KATY

27-down – Character flaw seen in party politics : TYPO

4-across – Flipping jazzy piece — it’s just a number in musical style : GARAGE

6-across – Create division among staff welcoming a teacher back : POLARISE

9-across – They want specific fare for one boarding vehicles : VEGANS

10-across – Lots dare sporting figure-hugging attire : LEOTARDS

11-across – Rendering standard line in opera I perform : NORMALISING

15-across – Engineer hadn’t really emptied water supply : HYDRANT

17-across – Mondeo car in America has built-in music player : OCARINA

18-across – People seeking money in careers stupidly following crossword setter : MERCENARIES

22-across – Feel dazed, as you can in all these across solutions : SEESTARS

23-across – Expose buttocks, encasing right one in a bit of armour : MORION

24-across – Treats like Italian tomatoes or miscellaneous items : SUNDRIES

25-across – Driver’s anger on London-to-Leeds journey? It’s not real : MIRAGE

1-down – A male, say, picked up an order of business : AGENDA

2-down – Eagles maybe perfect circling isle on rocks : HOLESINONE

3-down – Italian artist’s staff sacked agent : MANTEGNA

4-down – Fashion house awarded hot, extremely classy clothes : GIVENCHY

5-down – Shifting gear keeps career up in this industry : RAGTRADE

7-down – Touching up during summer nights : INRE

8-down – Tablets, we hear, providing comfort : EASE

12-down – Italian footballers on British grass produce a cross : INTERBREED

13-down – Asian islander assuming rising current in undulating plain : FILIPINA

14-down – The French queen tours American lakeside city : LAUSANNE

16-down – Revolutionary artist developed modelling framework : ARMATURE

19-down – Last couples in Hampstead beckon this sexy guy : ADONIS

20-down – Revered figure with multiple lives : ISIS

21-down – Loaf, one maybe baked in a tin : BEAN

1-across – One of two books US male adapted : SAMUEL

5-across – Polite and restrained doctor: our odd epithet suggests Dr Crippen, principally : DECOROUS

9-across – Drink with doctor about to show some a cheeky side? : HALFMOON

10-across – Outdoes frequent fake news tweeter? Success at last! : TRUMPS

11-across – Golly! So stern, after beating a politician like Trump? : SNOLLYGOSTER

13-across – Content to catch a real murderer? You’ll need to run fast! : HARE

14-across – Short small red salad ingredient dipped in pea soup? Heaven! : PARADISE

17-across – Nothing to get by describing begin­ner on stringed instrument : OTOSCOPE

18-across – Function held in premises in Epsom : SINE

20-across – Trump finally replaced by Biden, at first perhaps he talks tripe? : BLATHERSKITE

23-across – Sign garage needs vacating by small car : GEMINI

24-across – Fertilisers Charlie values : NITRATES

25-across – Could be bent double agent? Not the chap Blofeld shot : FOLDABLE

26-across – Convenience store primarily secures money with one cash handling company : LOOMIS

2-down – Jelly made from seaweed or a fish : AGAR

3-down – Opens zip in front of underwear : UNFASTENS

4-down – Watch as diver is stopped by knockout : LOOKON

5-down – Fellow can sleep around with lead actor : DONALDPLEASENCE

6-down – Queen maybe taking online bloody class! : CATEGORY

7-down – First stripper’s top having been shed excites debauched old men? : ROUES

8-down – Aunt’s plane’s taken off for Nice? On the contrary : UNPLEASANT

12-down – A sticker getting top to bottom covered by ‘Must see you later in Spain’ : HASTALUEGO

15-down – Outlaw carrying weapon, not a dead duck : DESPERADO

16-down – Warning one doctor that’s accepted back in National Front supporter? : FORELIMB

19-down – Suspect plot is one created by Shakespeare : PISTOL

21-down – For group of criminals, regular choice of store is Aldi : TRIAD

22-down – Fairy Queen penned by Greek character : PERI

8-across – Doctor is OK keeping lean, probably : ITHINKSO

9-across – Soak leaving biscuits for musical family : AMATI

10-across – Monster so revolting or repulsive, ultimately : OGRE

11-across – A tad higher, crackers in front of you : RIGHTAHEAD

12-across – Accountant has left biscuit, 15 : MAROON

14-across – Minor notices sons poaching duck: that’s not right : SMALLADS

15-across – Shade found parking between river and sea : DEEPRED

17-across – Short shelf, so shiny and grey : SILVERY

20-across – Unshaven redhead tucked into bourbon : WHISKERY

22-across – 12 fibre : STRAND

23-across – Winger breaking Cantona’s strawberry hobnob : FRATERNISE

24-across – Kid with tribe’s written off vehicle : DIRT

25-across – Large drink … : STOUT

26-across – … for which bar charges suspect : GUINNESS

1-down – Decline food served up with squashed fly : STAGNATE

2-down – See 24 across : BIKE

3-down – Film about sport, Alpine challenge : SKIRUN

4-down – Block leftists finally in Tory gain : CONGEST

5-down – Sliced food, shortcake could I be? : PASTRAMI

6-down – Wash organ munching old biscuit : BATHOLIVER

7-down – Coarse part of biscuit? : RIBALD

13-down – Labour currently in workplace? : OPPOSITION

16-down – Condemn cost of employing manager? : EXECRATE

18-down – Biscuit inspiring uprising in country, tempt fate : RUNARISK

19-down – Plant grains, scattered round bottom of driveway : SYRINGA

21-down – Torment two animals, the first tailless : HARASS

22-down – Beautiful second cake without filling, almost delightful : SCENIC

24-down – Timeless Florentine writer, European : DANE