Irish Independent

Two-In-One

No 4,192

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CRYPTIC CLUES

ACROSS

7 It breaks up these endless taxes (6) 8 I’m more confused by this biographic­al sketch (6)

10 Stop the Spanish officer (7)

11 See 9 Down

12 We turn and hesitate but became a pitcher (4)

13 A practice that attracts a considerab­le amount of interest (5)

17 & 4Dn. Inexperien­ced zoo attendants become groundsmen! (12)

18 & 1Dn. William, a perseverin­g type, is in the advertisin­g business (11)

22 An inclinatio­n after tea to go for a walk (5)

23 Come home after everybody else, but live longer (7)

24 A number of notes we hear producing harmony (6)

25 Physical strength for which there could be a thousand different clues (6)

DOWN

1 See 18 Across

2 Describing any flower deliberate­ly sought after (7) 3 A deceptive movement is not easily distinguis­hed, one hears (5)

4 See 17 Across

5 & 6Dn. What tennis-players wear when invited to the Palace! (5,5)

6 See 5 Down

9 & 11Ac. What French capitalist­s use when facing the wall? (7,2,5)

14 Material per yard as arranged (7)

15 Monetary affairs can get mixed up in legal penalty (7)

16 To be sycophanti­c is not so sharp! (7)

19 Illegally acquire southern bird (5)

20 Be inclined to favour a caprice (5)

21 Overweight porter (5)

SIMPLE CLUES

ACROSS

7 Shares (6)

8 Visitor (6)

10 Uniform (7)

11 Concise (5)

12 Small bay (4)

13 Tell-tale (5)

17 Memento (5)

18 Daybreak (4)

22 Perfect (5)

23 Eager desire for wealth (7)

24 Stress (6)

25 Bog (6)

DOWN

1 Largest bird (7) 2 Pardon (7) 3 Aptitude (5) 4 Warlike (7) 5 Vigilant (5) 6 Command (5) 9 Head (9) 14 Effective (7) 15 Main city (7) 16 Vehement (7) 19 Essential (5) 20 Educate (5) 21 Truck (5)

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