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The Times Cryptic - Crossword Answers | 2022 08 19
The Times Cryptic
Clue
Answer
Nearly opening wee dram, perhaps later today
TONIGHT
Where you'd find many layers of yellow on drive
chicken run
Extremely noble knight supporting Round Table member?
NEON
Regularly encountering waves restyled as a fringe
SEAFARING
Secrete via worming gut
EVISCERATE
Learned study in wordplay, say, rejected
genned up
Mysterious quality of classical Italian church
ROMANCE
Spirit’s good, burning like a fire
GIN
Dog is company — right good one
CORGI
An edit’s rewritten as an alternative
INSTEAD
Shame a Christmas stealer is promoting church?
CHAGRIN
Serious error getting second home
SIN
Plant continually in a rich soil, mostly
ALOE VERA
Snake regularly hiding in baobab
BOA
Affectionate proposal
TENDER
One for suppressing reports on driving?
SILENCER
At last, Manchester United revived
RALLIED
Burial mound yielding up British weapon
ARROW
Republic once putting an extra bar on fuel?
EIRE
Come forward, turning over tools heartlessly?
STEP UP
Joke about girl being straitlaced
PURITAN
What may apply grease and a lot of gooey stuff
GUN
Servant marks refusal to doff cap
MENIAL
Fury in district, stone being taken back
MEGAERA
Skinned seabird, unknown one, shown in international gallery
UFFIZI
Jack entering low spell
MOJO
Delicious drink, new crate sent round
NECTAR
Albert and 22 rebuilt tent
TABERNACLE
Street is a place for activity
AVENUE
Pass over question one in no-good sullen seminar
COLLOQUIUM
Small pale bird
SWAN
Police seizing weapons used for bagging old animal
MARMOSET
Change trains, missing one and not getting to express?
TRANSMUTE
Rest live around university
RESIDUE
Songbird, black, in wind
NIGHTINGALE
Rod served up a little waffle or bun
RABBIT
Exam nerves not right — almost pulled out
eleven-plus
Chess player losing learner’s support
BACK
One playing instrument made from old French wood — tango?
OBOIST
Spencer changing amateur film script
SCREENPLAY
Busy magazine
Private Eye