Belfast Telegraph

Daily crossword

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QUICK CLUES

Across

7. Undercoat (6) 8. Examine (6) 10. Withdrew (7) 11. Saying (5) 12. Observed (4) 13. Bell tolling (5) 17. Chubby (5) 18. Peel(4) 22. Sailing vessel (5) 23. Voter (7) 24. Cricket team (6) 25. Benefactor (6)

Down

1. Subjugate (7) 2. Flung (7) 3. Travels (5) 4. Unit of length (3,4) 5. Agent (5) 6. Aromatic shrub (5) 9. Digit not divisible by two (3,6) 14. Fast ship (7) 15. Grazing land (7) 16. Sporting (7) 19. Valuable possession (5) 20. Sculled (5) 21. Muscled fellow (2-3)

CRYPTIC CLUES

Across

7. A coat of paint for the detonator (6) 8. Just the party for the chaser! (6) 10. Being about to surrender the Communist fell back (7) 11. Gun rule (5) 12. We hear a dramatic event is witnessed (4) 13. A mournful noise for the girl, by the sound of it (5) 17. Soft protuberan­ce well filled out (5) 18. Take the skin off the fruit, one hears (4) 22. Craft will bring back weekly lotteries (5) 23. Chosen alternativ­e for a voter (7) 24. The Spanish having smooth footballin­g combinatio­n (6) 25. There could be no part for the sponsor (6)

Down

1. Work on newspapers and behave tyrannical­ly (7) 2. Having a certain key thrown away (7) 3. Makes one's way to western borders (5) 4. Sailor's knot (3,4) 5. One who votes for another man (5) 6. Fragrant plant belonging to you and me (5) 9. One of those strange statistics? (3,6) 14. A trimmer required for the ship(7) 15. Tears up untidy field (7) 16. It's exhausting when we get a telephone call (7) 19. A street round the southeast is part of the estate (5) 20. Went in a boat and fell out! (5) 21. Near the border there's an exceptiona­lly tough type (2-3)

SOLUTIONS TO PREVIOUS CROSSWORD

Across: 1 Butts; 4 Fiddler; 8 Widower; 9 Slang; 10 Inst; 11 Dominant; 13 Reef; 14 Flee; 16 Left over; 17 Cash; 20 Ennui; 21 Compile; 22 Sadness; 23 Spied. Down: 1 Bowling alleys; 2 Tides; 3 Sewn; 4 Farrow; 5 Disciple; 6 Leakage; 7 Right to the end; 12 Peroxide; 13 Refined; 15 Reacts; 18 Alibi; 19 Amos.

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