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GIANT CROSSWORD

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ACROSS 12

A repeat showing of “Clairvoyan­ce” (6,5)

13 The vegetarian won’t eat

it, putting one in a spot (6) 14 Pass on the tittletatt­le, but give it a different ending? (6)

16 See hardly any (4)

17 Remember to pick

up again (9)

18 Type, in the form (5)

19 Stare at the hole

and point to (4)

20 Fabulous yarn Ray

is spinning (9)

22 Stop many a tree

being felled (5)

23 Pay another visit and

repeat what you said (4,5) 27 To cut the spice,

holding a knife (7)

30 She’s the least

unruly pupil in (6)

31 And after an hour,

give to (4)

32 Hard – isn’t solving

the clues (5)

35 Finding half unstable somehow does surprise you (4)

36 The following activity (7) 38 They see the point,

I agree (4)

39 A weakness for Italy

developed by father (7) 42 Getting away last

does annoy (6)

45 Captured and shot (5)

46 Going down as

“environmen­t” (7)

47 A fly boy, you say (4)

48 It means “uninterest­ing”,

stupid! (4)

50 Huge stone for cutting the gentleman brought round (7)

52 Drive away the

returned outcast (5)

54 Fix a label on the sleeve

of the recording (6)

56 View as good stuffing

for a vegetable (7)

57 Flirtatiou­s, in the main (4) 59 A cooling potion? (7)

61 Scratch a name on (4) 64 Kill the insects on

the bouquet? (5)

66 A ride in return

for drinks (4)

67 Understand from the

gun-woman (6)

69 A failure to get the

clothes on the line (7) 72 Having mended the holes, tear anew and you become discourage­d (4,5) 73 Veto it? Gracious,

that’s crazy! (5)

74 Gave to, having had a

powwow about (9)

79 After knocking back a

nip, time for a beer (4)

81 As a boy, I had

been bashful (5)

82 Decide to stop by

the colliery (9)

83 Stick up on a column (4) 85 Why the man is a

bachelor? (6)

86 Thought “Time to

turn it in” (6)

87 The little difference it will make to your finances? (5,6)

DOWN

1 A little soft on, be clearly

saddened by (4)

2 Preserve, showing

courage (6)

3 Loved, you add, the

round-about in (6)

4 Did take in the wrecked

cars to dispose of (7)

5 Spell “although” (5) 6 Even so, impossible

to tell apart (3,3,4)

7 A problem with the lift (5) 8 Travel a lot, but

bypass (3,6)

9 Touches lightly on the

disagreeme­nts (7)

10 “A Return To Arms”

is dateless (4)

11 I’m altering “run”, It’s

a typing error (8)

15 Show delight in

holding a catch (6)

21 Right, according to

the old law (5)

24 Profiting from

catching up (7)

25 Refused to work and

one gave it a bang (6)

26 Warning about that’s

put outside (6)

28 So he got to France

half cut (5)

29 Hole up is the advice (3) 33 Harsh note the

sailor got (7)

34 Fear the fellow, with

justificat­ion (6)

37 He’ll sing the

number, if not (5)

40 Teach the knack of

standing up in (5) 41 The era of medication and getting something for nothing (7)

43 The fellow at the rear with

the dowdy woman (5)

44 Assume Sam ran

into a tree (6)

46 The teeniest bit of rain

got into the outhouse (5) 49 An eagle flying round

in the background (7)

51 Seat the man is

occupying (6)

53 Looked, you say, as though it had reached its optimum (6)

55 Steal a little bit of (5)

58 Everywhere, from top

to bottom (4,3,3)

60 Leaves in the kitchen (3)

62 Why there’s a U in “suit” (5) 63 Meant to move some

into a home (9)

65 On condition that

it is supplied (8)

68 Dull too. About food (6)

70 Hide the number: a three

which has been altered (7) 71 Leave the stream to a

big hairy creature (7)

75 Wool will do you (6)

76 Same as before – stuff to

feed themselves with (6) 77 He’d broken it in for her (5) 78 I left it by the gangway

for the ship (5)

80 Shot in the act (4)

84 As a gesture, perhaps,

put your name to (4)

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