The Telegraph – CRYPTIC CROSSWORD NO: 29,312 – Mar 16 2020 Crossword Solution
| Clues |
Answers |
| Bad lot, I suspect, in newspaper |
TABLOID |
| Book full of promise about Cochran’s style of music? |
BRIGHTONROCK |
| Boyfriend, initially visiting model prison, brings pot |
TOBYJUG |
| Changed course, reportedly, showing diplomacy |
TACT |
| Characters immersed in scandal lied, as well as the rest |
ANDALL |
| Cook taking breather round middle of afternoon |
GRILL |
| Crown I found inside O’Hara’s plantation |
TIARA |
| Domineering female artist in Spanish port |
VIRAGO |
| Feeling demonstrated by symbol Charlie left out |
EMOTION |
| Go lower and lower |
TURNDOWN |
| Guy, old, playing popular instrument |
MANDOLIN |
| Issue returned by boy at the last moment |
JUSTINTIME |
| Laird, perhaps, in an unhappy mood by end of tribunal |
LANDOWNER |
| Left work in American sucker’s tin lizzie |
JALOPY |
| Clues |
Answers |
| Listener participation show at RKO — dial free |
TALKRADIO |
| Maiden secured by one fairly good ball — never mind the others! |
IMALLRIGHTJACK |
| Monk astride large pack animal |
LLAMA |
| Mount enthralling solitary landscape painter |
MONET |
| Old TV show for children produced by drama group |
PLAYSCHOOL |
| Passing across note, Calvin ordered something to drink in a Parisian bar |
VINBLANC |
| Puzzle about circles circulated after party |
DOUBLEACROSTIC |
| Remove a bishop’s booklet |
ABSTRACT |
| Revolutionary tsar China crushed |
ANARCHIST |
| Seriously ahead of time parked outside home |
EARNESTLY |
| Smart, agent snatching short sleep |
SNAPPY |
| Somewhat obscene material turning stomachs over |
SMUT |
| Well-liked university in London area |
POPULAR |
| What a crane may get, and what one may get from a crane? |
BIRDSEYEVIEW |