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The Times Cryptic - Crossword Answers | 2024 04 17
The Times Cryptic
Clue
Answer
Tips sauce spilling into speciality galactic travel wear
SPACESUIT
Small conifer cultivated for use in court
FORENSIC
Sweet American lives in France, it’s true
HONEST
One under coach protected by astute engine-driver
TUTEE
Loan literati lively literary device
ALLITERATION
Following direction to banquet
FEAST
Tzar rages about astronomer
STARGAZER
Put out partly like Victoria
EVICT
Deficient punctuation unprecedented in bulletin
COMMUNIQUE
A large number killed
SLEW
Composer has no clue, struggling at piano
POULENC
Regularly meditate as exercise
DAILY DOZEN
What Pompeii tour offers is yet to be confirmed
remains to be seen
Perform a sort of scan
ACT
Number diagram
FIGURE
Small coin is old — chuck back
OBOL
Spot woman's instrument
ZITHER
In trouble receiving fine, not popular penalty
FORFEIT
Modelled wearing shiny fabric
SATIN
Shot at table in a crowd hasn’t died
MASSE
Intermittently fine, but regularly early on parade
SHOWERY
Fires again as rule before it ends heartlessly
REIGNITES
The missing husband gets name published regularly: perfect!
ten out of ten
Animal pack
RAM
Screw secures prison in terror
PANICKY
Priory in control, holding on
MONASTERY
Some parrot I detested upset journalist
EDITOR
Bear contemptuous expression as high official
pooh-bah
Abandoned cat in Split
RENOUNCED
Prepares to eat apple initially, backing out of it
ASLEEP
Set off worktop feature
COUNTERPOINT
Farm animal’s light weight, not good
RAM
Last to move, grabbing red bag
SATCHEL
Actuaries oddly missing fix
CURE
Spoil number for creature
MARTEN
Bird has years in channel
GULLY
Sack not quite dry, a horror of mine
FIREDAMP
Unusual dictionary missing “Y” in index
INDICATOR
Refuse short, brisk walk
MARC
Company rescuer talked of sleepless period
white night
Observe work in nursery is so unpleasant
eye-watering
Tea for audience coming in, chef promises
COMMITS
Short, positive response returned by son shows respect
CURTSEYS