Irish Sunday Mirror

Quizword & Crossword

Two sets of clues, two different answers – all on the same grid. Choose one or the other.

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QUIZWORD CLUES ACROSS

6 City and former French colony north of Kolkata, West Bengal, India (12) 8 Portuguese gold coin current in early 18th-century England worth about 27 shillings (7) 9 Ball worth four points in snooker (5) 10 Stanley —, Labour MP for both Salford East and Salford West; Minister for Social Security from 1976-79 (4) 12 Fine plaster used for coating walls (6) 14 David —, author of stage plays American Buffalo and Speed-the-plow (5) 15 Gene —, World Heavyweigh­t boxing champion from 1926-28 (6) 16 Dog belonging to Dorothy Gale in the Oz series of books by L Frank Baum (4) 19 Edwin —, 1976 and 1984 Olympic 400m hurdles gold medallist (5) 21 Loose-skinned dog of Chinese origin with a frowning expression (4,3) 22 Italian choreograp­her and dancer; judge on BBC TV competitio­n Strictly Come Dancing (5,7)

DOWN

1 The —, 1984 novel by Stephen King and Peter Straub (8) 2 Percy —, director of films Salmonberr­ies and Rosalie Goes Shopping (5) 3 Neil —, musician-comedian who played Ron Nasty in 1978 TV film The Rutles: All You Need Is Cash (5) 4 1922 novel by Sinclair Lewis (7) 5 Port and resort in the Algarve, S Portugal (4) 6 Another name for four-four time in music (6,4) 7 Phrase abbreviate­d as AD meaning ‘In the year of our Lord’ (4,6) 11 John —, author of 1728 stage work The Beggar’s Opera (3) 12 Series of games in a tennis match (3) 13 Richmal —, author of stories featuring William Brown and Violet Elizabeth Bott (8) 14 Port in NE Sicily housing a university (7) 17 Charles —, 1970 Commonweal­th 400m gold medallist (5) 18 2003 novel by Edmund White (5) 20 Douglas —, Germany-born director of film dramas Magnificen­t Obsession and Imitation of Life (4) Solutions in next week’s Sunday Mirror

CROSSWORD CLUES ACROSS

6 By chance (12) 8 Nightclub doorman (7) 9 Alcohol (5) 10 Academic test (4) 12 Film about a real person (6) 14 Code word for the letter H (5) 15 Fridge compartmen­t (6) 16 Broth (4) 19 Abrupt (5) 21 Violent tropical storm (7) 22 Noisy and difficult to control (12)

DOWN

1 Without error, precise (8) 2 Decree (5) 3 Sleep noisily (5) 4 Briefly simmer (7) 5 As well (4) 6 Shorten (10) 7 Weight-training exercise (5-5) 11 Canine mammal (3) 12 Beseech (3) 13 Rules of behaviour for formal occasions (8) 14 Truthfulne­ss (7) 17 Group of eight (5) 18 Threaded fastener (5) 20 Gemstone (4) Solutions in next week’s Sunday Mirror

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