Glasgow Times

22 GIANT CROSSWORD

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ACROSS

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12 13

14 15 17

18 19

20 23 25

26 27

29 32

34 35

36 37 38 39

Like a schoolmast­er on holiday – not at his best ( 3,2,4)

With blurred vision, it is not very understand­able ( 4,2,3)

Lap up wallop ( 4)

Made an effort, but the best end got overcooked ( 6)

Justify one's desire to get hold of an expensive car ( 7)

Not whom you wish to escort and not when ( 5,4)

Writes in red "Is possibly a vending machine" ( 9)

Tell to check the numbers ( 7) When eleven was sounded, seemed tired ( 6)

Only fifty- one ( 4)

Loud and just awful ( 9) Exhausted, it is clear, by the bumpy ride ( 9) Buttonhole the girl ( 4)

Slide over and quickly get into ( 4,2)

Witnesses the seizure and considers it right to ( 4,3) What silly butchers do at their conference? ( 4,5)

It's ice on the peak, you fool! ( 9) Reveals unintentio­nally that one does tailoring alteration­s ( 4,3) Would show the niece to be possibly about five ( 6) Cracked back "Will flabbergas­t you" ( 4)

It ensures that the pan won't get burnt ( 9)

Won't have anyhow ( 9) it the lad is slow,

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He's not the first to be an adherent ( 8)

They don't represent a lot of money to a restaurate­ur! ( 5,2,5) Put right in to touch, shrink from ( 8)

Lay it on with "I am to act as model" ( 6)

Will it bleat a walk? ( 8)

It means a mass shouting ( 5,5) Was the first time and one took a good look round it ( 7)

Be first, perhaps, to last the person you can most rely on ( 4,6) Doesn't go off to get the props ( 5) Having no French polish! ( 6) Note that starts off the dawn chorus ( 3)

Now that I think about no! ( 2,10)

Don't go for a decent run! ( 6) To start with be embarrasse­d by the early enthusiasm ( 5,5) How the camper with the evil designs came to grief? ( 4,6) Have a quarter on hold ( 3) Gives one about ten, all crumpled, to iron ( 8)

What was paid for the leopard? ( 4,4)

Order it up when you have a meal on the ship ( 8)

It's bearing your weight so do not shake it ( 5,2)

People no longer speak Upman can ( 5) Complains about a number of the shades ( 6) if you don't take it, it for it, but

15. Seize and hold fast ( 3)

16. Neckwear item ( 3)

18. Solution ( 6)

20. Iron, for example ( 5)

21. Small bit or piece, informally ( 3)

22. Drink gingerly or

1. Group of eight ( 5) delicately ( 3)

2. Sag ( 5)

23. Large wine bottle ( 6)

3. Summer month ( 4)

4. Premium Bonds 25. Mr Lynam, sports computer ( 5) presenter ( 3)

5. English river ( 4) 28. Furious ( 5)

6. Believe ( 6) 30. Build ( 3,2)

9. Exit ( 6) 31. Glossy or

11. Decompose ( 3) polished ( 5)

12. Postpone ( 5) 32. Empty ( 4)

13. Predicamen­t ( 7) 33. Surety ( 4) YESTERDAY SOLUTIONS

ACROSS: 1 Gaucho; 7 Pullover; 8

Diva; 10 Brutal; 11 At odds; 14 Lit;

16 Tweak; 17 Talc; 19 Bison; 21

Cabin; 22 Boned; 23 Past; 26 Carol;

28 Jig; 29 Arable; 30 Column; 31

Oboe; 32 Raincoat; 33 Sister

ACROSS

4. Tempt, allure ( 6)

7. Round ( 8)

8. Required ( 6)

10. Wear away ( 5)

13. Lodgings ( 4)

14. Small shark ( 4)

15. Jetty ( 4)

16. A facial twitch ( 3)

17. Be unsuccessf­ul ( 4)

19. Give or send forth ( 4)

21. American state ( 9)

23. The Red Planet ( 4)

24. Water vapour in fine drops ( 4)

26. Father ( 3)

27. Feeble person, informally ( 4)

29. Primates ( 4)

32. ---- Lynn, singer ( 4)

33. Redden ( 5)

34. Mohair ( 6)

35. Not inclined to conversati­on ( 8)

36. Blurred mark ( 6)

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