Scottish Daily Mail

GIANT CROSSWORD

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CRYPTIC CLUES ACROSS

13 A potion put in new

form in part (2,2,1,5) 14 Disclose drinking haunt

in Yale possibly (3,4) 15 A pair of bachelors left among

outsiders in rude mob (6) 16 River seen beside a climbing

plant in gully (6) 17 Speak badly of car due for

replacemen­t after MOT finally (7) 18 Skill is seen in fringe elements

of dubious indoor sport (5) 19 A plan not quite evident

for assistant (4) 20 The French when put

in school shine (5) 21 British writers might benefit

from this edge (5) 22 Lead, say, in speech

showing spirit (6) 23 A sports car is held back

for Greek character (5) 28 Stick close holding timeless child’s plaything? That’s being too sentimenta­l (7) 30 Mike in charge with gown

gets to see tiny organism (7) 33 Unsightly spot caught near

club needing renovation (9) 36 Work, one that in

Paris is unclear (6) 38 Extended period for

being out? (3-2) 39 Cold man on board is villain (5) 40 Obscure retired pair with

pounds invested in Cyprus (6) 42 Calm colleague nursing

onset of ailment (5) 43 Hurriedly move to sink? (7) 44 Ken has to be stirred,

getting upset (6) 46 Deputy’s flaw (4) 49 Skewer from small dirty place (4) 51 Learner and amateur many

took apart, no expert (6) 53 Diverging line, one no good in

temporary accommodat­ion (7) 55 Food put round entrance to

cafe? It’s absurd situation (5) 59 Grant bribes to workers?

Not altogether! (6) 60 Small rodent beginning

to multiply by river (5) 61 Small test right away

for parodic work (5) 62 This is written about two

points in dissertati­on (6) 63 Speedily promote record after

self-denying period (4-5) 65 Take part of horse’s bridle (7) 66 Face leaving, nothing

less, for offence (7) 70 Eccentric American in

Florida and Kentucky (5) 71 Tiny male favoured pick-up truck (6) 73 No longer fresh stories

ending first (5) 75 A tax in ring-shaped island (5) 80 Fake author’s initial or final part (4) 82 Humble figure noted for wisdom

in liberal country lately (5) 83 Tolerate chap most missing

power surprising­ly (7) 84 A leading pair of thespians wearing

ragged material moreover (2,4) 85 Arrange a soprano or tenor

to cover last of arias (6) 86 Outburst from French aunt

rejecting English drink (7) 87 Harshly treat number suffering reversal after disappoint­ment (4,4,2)

CHOOSE cryptic or quick, answers are the same. SOLUTIONS ON MONDAY

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Slouch was sadly late at the outset to acquire present (6) 2 Lonely royalist after revolution (8) 3 Superior person following

competitio­n barring start (5) 4 Imagine work at an exhibition? (7) 5 Emotional tone in southern coach (6) 6 Openly disregard following

uncouth type (5) 7 My clue is flawed for lecture hall (6) 8 Chap with appointed time

for instructio­n (7) 9 Patrol Kent organised to

get fuel container (6,4) 10 Ruin fruit juice (5) 11 A baron is requiring

treatment for graze (8) 12 Slowly walk inside top lodge (4) 24 Frenchman with musical group and director in charge describing good song? (7) 25 One predicting future about Norway

has contemptuo­us look (5) 26 Dispute opinion in support

of western Republican (7) 27 Escape from custody making a

connection around South Carolina (7) 29 Line found on unusually

pale part of a coat (5) 31 Clumsy patient stupidly

dropping a tablet firstly (5) 32 Oppose U.S. car leaving India (4) 34 Brave Shakespear­ean character with yen to embrace foremost of lovers (6) 35 Poor shot? That’s nonsense (4) 37 Two pints before film

for musical group (7) 41 Preclude old boy, a vet I suspect (7) 45 Model gun linked to fighter in this

country raised in martial art (4,2) 47 Violet, maybe, and Mary ultimately

having flamboyant style? (7) 48 Lightly dismiss feature of

football on holiday (4,3) 50 Quiet priest facing trouble

gets to triumph (7) 52 Sit beside a fastening device

with no great weight (4) 54 Evil spirit in East Yorkshire

town, we’re told (5) 56 Move in car to find stone memorial (5) 57 Started to put away good edible seed (4) 58 Play stringed instrument amid fast rumba (5) 60 Help out a lot to entertain family with ingenuity (4,2,4) 64 What archers usually do to acknowledg­e applause (4,1,3) 67 Travel from the countrysid­e, maybe, and act without restraint (2,2,4) 68 Cheerful lad around university worker (7) 69 Companion engaged by fancy meal ending in brandy that has transforma­tive power (7) 72 Make certain nurse has shift close to home (6) 74 Cretan when intoxicate­d

has stupor (6) 76 Deceive a university employee after tips for lecture (4,2) 77 Good on Elizabeth accepting first sign of this showy display (5) 78 Bring up secure yard that’s spacious (5) 79 Charlie and Bill distinctly discontent­ed golfer’s assistant (5) 81 Get rid of medieval contest

lacking in justice (4) 1

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