The Irish Mail on Sunday

CRYPTIC/QUICK CROSSWORD

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Here’s your chance to win a Collins Concise English Dictionary. Complete the crossword using

either the cryptic or the quick clues and send it to us with your name and address. Send your solution to: Cryptic/Quick Crossword No.593, The Irish Mail on Sunday, PO Box 5332, Cardiff Lane, Dublin 2. Entries must be received by Thursday. The winner will be drawn from a hat. The winner of Cryptic/Quick Crossword No.592 is Ellie Riggs, Ballinaslo­e, Co. Galway. Across 8 Robber had something prohibited, we hear (6) 9 Rest managed to go by and invade (8) 10 A moister sort of scent spray (8) 11 Youngster to number tools for a start (6) 12 Reportedly have an obligation to use dough (5) 13 Crib a chorale with a composer (4) 14 Sophistica­ted bird has no knowledge (4) 16 Lovely to get old politician to work out (7) 18 Slip is first seen in manufactur­e (7) 20 About poem being in secret language (4) 21 Portuguese language has a certain style (4) 22 Fruit drink is a hit (5) 25 A sign, like this clue (6) 27 Story to leave right inside passage (8) 28 Lets carp around like a phantom (8) 29 Surface temperatur­e on Mars, say (6) Down 1 Malicious, now returning with worker (6) 2 First man to have second fruit – it’s a male thing (5,5) 3 Secretly hide ribbon – about time (5) 4 Point learnt about constant (7) 5 Hide crack developing in seat (4,5) 6 Showed contempt during argument (4) 7 Star to enquire about performing rites (8) 14 Criminal after a whip (3,7) 15 Free to use a tiler another way (2,7) 17 Medical instrument too battered to have range (8) 19 Television provider takes father to be efficient (7) 23 Ice cream a bit like a trumpet (6) 24 Poles generated an inclinatio­n (5) 26 Poor cage containing a whale (4)

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