The Herald

The Herald crosswords

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ACROSS

1 Actually wrecked hut, let

throttle out first (2,4,3,5)

9 Sleeping place for Pooh’s

friend in front of road (5)

10 Substance for carving altar

base, perhaps (9)

11 Look over, seeing last of heap

carried by ant, perhaps (7)

12 Have they escaped from awful

regimes? (7)

13 Tidings from all sectors (4)

14 Check booth and put back in

place (9)

18 Utter a nice tune again (9)

20 Curtailed vision causes sound

of disappoint­ment (4)

22 Correspond­ing to animal in

Asian boat (3,4)

25 Ring in so quietly for

shellfish (7)

26 Sustenance from fruit – without it iron’s deficient (9)

27 In front of king, regularly

inclined to be less friendly (5) 28 Chow mein diet, wrong first half of meal for cookery show (4,4,4,2)

Saturday, 16th October, 2021

DOWN

1 Highly emotional in part of

equator, ridiculous­ly (6)

2 Hear actual join of union

wardrobe (9)

3 Items of post for the

leaseholde­rs? (7)

4 Traitor at new restaurant (9)

5 To rub out is simplicity holding

end of rubber (5)

6 Money raised, perhaps, with

energy invested (7)

7 Coach tour diverted going

round square (5)

8 Break the French after

Wilkinson’s initial struggle (7)

15 Visiting German city church,

basically (2,7)

16 Heavenly swimmer? (5-4)

17 Pool area sees writer involved in

heroic act (4,3)

19 Cup that girl placed under

church (7)

20 His wail disturbed language (7) 21 Including second over, thin on

the ground (6)

23 Best picnic party (5)

24 Jumping bail, I find a legal

explanatio­n (5)

ACROSS

1 Endangered bear-like

animal (5,5)

8 The Pied ___ of

Hamelin, story (5)

9 Common term for

otalgia (7)

10 Easy-to-peel citrus

fruit (7)

11 Occurrence (5)

12 Common chewing-gum f lavour (9)

15 Saying, slogan (5)

17 Rise and fall of

sound (7)

19 Obvious, clear (7)

20 Point on which things turn (5)

Much younger relative (10) 21

DOWN

2 Contributi­on (5)

3 Nourish and rear (7)

4 Made separately

beforehand (13)

5 Cool self-assurance (5) 6 Very very old (7)

7 Outer citrus skin (4)

8 Opposite of ‘pull’ (4)

12 Relaxing in a chair (7)

13 Comprehens­ive, thorough (2-5)

14 Rhythm (4)

15 Congregate (4)

16 Musical drama such as Carmen (5) 18 Belly button (5)

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