The Guardian – Cryptic Crossword Answers No 28,735 – Apr 19 2022s
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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| A bit of her novel is set within Scotland’s borders | SHRED |
| As a finish to hatter’s ambition? | TOCAPITALL |
| Bishop walking and picking fruit | BRAMBLING |
| Blackbird’s dish? | BOWL |
| Brexit negotiator swaps note with Republican fence | BARRIER |
| Business relationship | AFFAIR |
| Discontented Japanese leave teas, wanting Eastern favourites | DARLINGS |
| Elves are beautiful in elegant stripy tops | FAIRIES |
| Ground flour? Of course, no longer sure — it’s faded | OFFCOLOUR |
| How to maintain an accurate tally of fortified towers? | KEEPCOUNT |
| In the Mirror, comic Brand plugs impression of wine | RIOJA |
| King breaks nose, shirtless, of rugby player | HOOKER |
| Long to decorate? Not I! | PANT |
| Lord installs square safe | PETER |
| Material carried by wobbly crate | LYCRA |
| Missed final? Nothing replaces Arsenal’s crown | LOST |
| More flexible to take Latin during meal | SUPPLER |
| National enters 25 countries | LANDS |
| Naughty child can regularly keep reading | TINKER |
| Novelist drops back knowing one’s a pest | GREENFLY |
| Penny’s annoyed by design originally being copied without permission | PIRATED |
| Pisa can’t be rebuilt by leaders | CAPTAINS |
| Queen always follows a half of stout with tablet | GUINEVERE |
| Sailor steals one advanced piece of jewellery | TIARA |
| Short reptile in half of China | CROC |
| Simultaneously elected soldier and three students taking English | INPARALLEL |
| Soldiers go back-to-back during exercise, 1 out of 10? | PIGGIE |
| Time for an old political journalist | DAY |
| Walk dogs, perhaps in retirement | STEP |
| Welsh football manager once hugged by Kitty as ‘a man of the people’ | POPULIST |
| Whisky calls? | BELLS |
| Woman returns recent delivery with contents missing | WENDY |
| Young people cry when lifted up over your head | BOYS |