Business Day

TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD

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CRYPTIC CLUES ACROSS

1 Once more sat or lay

down (7) 5 Bake new black meat on a

skewer (5) 8 Submerge towards the

bottom round river (5) 9 Ron in no trouble as it was

drip-dry (3-4) 10 Person raking it in at the

casino? (8) 11 Sad sound of a home

bird (4) 13 Poisoned by having a

month in charge (6) 15 Less than fifty inside

shout (6) 18 One put in to manage

dilapidate­d building (4) 19 Glowing desire turns

sour (8) 22 Burst of emotion having raised bottom of trousers? (5-2) 23 Sitar damaged on the

move (5) 24 Country, say, unknown

point (5) 25 Extreme cold getting

into tyre (7)

DOWN

1 Rescued broken

contracts (7) 2 Picture hoop spinning

round square (5) 3 Pony’s brought back with little sister in the summary (8) 4 One takes steps to

provide entertainm­ent (6) 5 Partially darken town in

English county (4) 6 A force kept in vessel by

flyer (4,3) 7 Outlaw aluminium; it’s

dull! (5) 12 Part of a hospital in

Cornwall’s direction (8) 14 Disturbed vicar in outskirts of Paisley demands seclusion (7) 16 Layabout at start of work

alters, surprising­ly (7) 17 Sweater for flea? (6) 18 Plunder weapon (5) 20 Another topic about the

eye (5) 21 Accomplish­ment sounds

like some distance (4)

COFFEE TIME ACROSS

1 Lay resting (7) 5 Doner or shish? (5) 8 Inundate (5) 9 (Of a garment) crease

resistant (3-4) 10 Casino employee (8) 11 Doleful bark (4) 13 Infected (6) 15 Shout (6) 18 Destroy (4) 19 Giving a glow (8) 22 Sudden anger (5-2) 23 On the move (5) 24 Alexandria’s country (5) 25 Drastic, thorough (7)

DOWN

1 Decreases (7) 2 Snapshot (5) 3 Summary (8) 4 Ballerina, eg (6) 5 Canterbury’s county (4) 6 Nocturnal bird with large

eyes (4,3) 7 Unoriginal (5) 12 Away from the east (8) 14 Confidenti­ality (7) 16 Idler (7) 17 Pullover (6) 18 Firearm (5) 20 Of the eye (5) 21 Amazing act (4)

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