The Times Cryptic - Crossword Answers | 2022 08 23

crossword answers
Clue Answer
Superior unions collectively back strike UPPERCUT
University in lead is first in Hungary to pen large issue PUBLISH
Want costly article reduced DEARTH
Be concerned about Liberal bore CALIBRE
Catch business associate mostly lying around ENTRAP
Church carols regularly creating confusion CHAOS
Doctor taking a break GAP
Even so, it’s somehow extremely logical STILL
Japanese combatant seen in jazzy trousers NINJA
Log touching piece of rope? RECORD
New dating site got going INSTIGATED
Person tending to accept European job CAREER
Pressure injected in to overhaul weapon TORPEDO
Remain behind everybody else LAST
Staged revolutionary Hamlet, say, and suchlike inside ENACTED
Soppy book about island on line EMOTIONAL
Pressure monk to preserve small part of vessel's contents PLASMA
Possibly infinite series of language lessons AGELESS
Perfect state of Irish victor housed by granny NIRVANA
Part of city starts to slag off Home Office SOHO
Need to leave almost leaderless business EXIGENCY
Knight's half of republic's capital DUB
Horrible old chest holding new debtor's notes OBNOXIOUS
Gambling centre where pound note’s gone west RENO
Fit one wool supplier up, touring classy island MAURITIUS
English sides swallowing one team's panacea ELIXIR
Outstanding male feature's very soft in water ADAMS APPLE
Colourful English Times involved in hearing EXOTIC
A foreign action keeps police in two minds UNDECIDED
A carrier on building site cuts short time in plant ASPHODEL
Cross, somewhat tetchy bridegroom HYBRID
MATERIAL DUG UP DENIM
Dried fruit is placed in water RAISIN
Visualisation of data from each trip out PIE CHART
Power held by very severe overseas correspondent PEN PAL
Macerate bananas for afternoon treat? CREAM TEA
Like 007’s work, until SPECTRE crumbled top-secret
Insect worn out eating top of gnarly plant STAG BEETLE
Damage a car travelling round island country COSTA RICA
Blunders and fears losing face ERRORS
Artist hosting one West Indian festival DIWALI
County charity's first to go broke down-and-out