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The Times Cryptic - Crossword Answers | 2024 01 05
The Times Cryptic
Clue
Answer
Cut initially announced by English
AXE
Figure involved in Media Monday
DIAMOND
Literature no matter what? It could be repetitive
LITANY
Matching collection in place for filming
SET
Paris or Rome? Excellent!
CAPITAL
Resentful feeling after long walk, briefly good for time at start
GRUDGE
Success — a learner’s tap-in maybe
GOAL
Instructed to include ultimately rough sandbank in triplicate?
THREEFOLD
Unexpected turn — gear ad due to show student
UNDERGRADUATE
Wretched rag? No! A valued wool
ANGORA
Back, having managed Church, seeing obstacle to progress
HINDRANCE
Hill rubbish must be tipped
TOR
The limit in having no power around Paddington?
UNBEARABLE
June, July maybe? I’m ready afresh
MIDYEAR
Starter of quail for instance — and goose
EGG
Skirt or a pair worn?
APRON
Turning up on regular basis, Kantism provides valuable material
MINK
Stood as candidate over ruler’s position
RANKING
Referring to Kitty, put plant in new container
REPOT
Protective cover of cab up for alteration after hours
HUBCAP
Offensive show covering Hell's inner regions
INDELICATE
Naked scoundrel at last donning pants
BALD
Giant blunder in field, Rome rescinding order
OGRE
Press on agent after return, strict
PERSEVERE
Downfall: government's leader reproaching himself?
RUING
Companion always providing festive fare
CHEER
Pacific kingdom not backing limits on Georgia
TONGA
To which ruined tower cardinal is admitted?
WHERETO
Subatomic merger in our fuel — cans buckling!
nuclear fusion
Sailor bitter about boarding ship produces film
STAR WARS
Senator one recalled, an adviser to Nero
SENECA
Queen occasionally insulted drunken hooligans
DELINQUENTS
Politician having chat outside Parliament is warmer?
GREENHOUSE GAS
Coffee business included in register of names
ROBUSTA
Famed Greek in Brussels irrational, taking travels round
EURIPIDES
Arbitrary decree given in country when close to collapse
UKASE