The Times Cryptic - Crossword Answers | 2021 03 05

crossword answers
Clue Answer
Disorder puts part of US hospital in no end of peril DERANGE
Excuse one replacing a graduate in panto role ALIBI
English avoiding wooden ware getting expensive French plate TRENCHER
East European and American statesman are going out GEORGIAN
Roughly haul about somewhat, as usual HABITUAL
Church official has wrapped silks, brown, for chapter to wear SACRISTAN
Can it split? Confess SHRIVE
Natural conflict after uprising RAW
Praise mending of tyre after punctured FLATTERY
Quiet performance in ballroom I'm enjoying MIME
Piled in heap, dogs off lead showed visible distress UPSWEPT
Obscure playground rumour finally true RECONDITE
Standard fellow, eh? PARDON
Swell general on manoeuvres? ENLARGE
Now daughter comes in for a hot drink TODDY
Timely cue PROMPT
Topic for debate is petition ISSUE
See a street in depression VALLEY
Have doubts about English spinner WEAVER
Green plant round field regularly makes fodder SILAGE
Feasting greedily in club, liable to waste days BATTENING
Emergency provision in hotel out of order HOTLINE
Home base accommodating students, primarily ROOST
Class remains disorderly SEMINAR
Chap, ancient, coped MANAGED
Speculator initially selling tin and gold STAG
Broadcast left for JFK, possibly? AIRPORT
Resin you once put back to inhibit disease EPOXY
Try again to get out of fire door REDO
To set free, amputate limb? UNPEG
Style of greeting in cricket club CHIC
Strange hold-up in river delta WEIRD
Italian city somewhat international I mean, on reflection MILAN
Sort of bob, remarkably sleek fashion SKELETON
Show great respect for son escaping misfortune REVERE
Reflexive pronoun is left out ITSELF
Terrible despair after time moved slowly TRAIPSED
Show exasperation after missing a fine practice shot SIGHTER
Artist in private room, Bobby JOHN CONSTABLE
Eat fish in stews, rotten FINISH OFF
Couple seen in quiet wood TWO
Call by women's group for electrical work WIRING
Cried, when hugging fool, and sang carols WASSAILED
Spring flowers I left out in winds EASTERLIES