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The Times Cryptic - Crossword Answers | 2020 11 26
The Times Cryptic
Clue
Answer
Endless row — inconclusive result
TIE
50 per cent of satellites orbited off course in region of Solar System
ASTEROID BELT
Second turning point
MOMENT
Dressed, ready to drive off?
IN GEAR
Lacking caution in endeavour — a shame
RASH
Rabbit food regularly impressed
WAFFLE
Modern images from one book backed by right-wingers
EMOTICONS
Send clock, perhaps, up
REMIT
Awaiting divorce maybe as red tape is sorted out
SEPARATED
Wonderful agent, American, turning up
SUPER
Enterprising bachelor getting on
BOLD
It's fine after love in New York
NOOKY
Amount of liquid consumed's endless, everyone being drunk
GALLON
Loaded spring not yet set in motion
well-to-do
Slightly adjust end of saw penetrating wood
TWEAK
Dim feller now surprisingly knowledgeable
well-informed
Tiny bit of money person has not got left
SOU
Opening hotel, displaying sluggishness
SLOTH
Ordeal around first half of autumn making one most tense
TAUTEST
Record of two sides getting under twenty?
SCORESHEET
Little person — bit of a pain after short time
TITCH
Chased by colonist, consider looking back
REGARDANT
Expelled for minor disagreement
SPAT
Stop going on, as one may if boot's too big?
PUT A SOCK IN IT
Five having fever hard to pin down
VAGUE
Asian language, second on distant island
FARSI
Ignition device in vessel
LIGHTER
Dreadful chaos, mostly — very?
HAVOC
Winter landscape feature melting down first?
SNOWDRIFT
Investigator going up first round Olympic site
POIROT
Idle surgeon worried nurses for instance
VEGETATE
All I give in return for watch? Not all
VIGIL
Opposing players step round vacated tee, as requested
ENTREATED
Backsliding secretary disheartened by job in support group
APOSTASY
Printed output from PC grabbed by writer
HARD COPY
Still an apartment
FLAT
Stop publicity being given to competition?
PREVENT
Part of train bearing Victoria or Gladstone, say
CARRIAGE
Excellent folk seen in Cork, first to last
TOPPERS