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The Times Cryptic - Crossword Answers | 2021 10 29
The Times Cryptic
Clue
Answer
Office equipment, basic piece
staple gun
Brand new university students meeting press chief
UNUSED
Prominent choppers for US capital force
BUCKTEETH
Protesting vehemently, Pam ruins rambles
UP IN ARMS
Chart added to motor sign
AUTOGRAPH
Most retiring, indeed, when in bed
COYEST
Artist raised prudent daughter
DEGAS
Purposeless, disorganised raid on newspaper
ADRIFT
Liberating act newly-formed charity almost bungled
CATHARTIC
Band ultimately ignores a request for silence
SASH
Dismissed, if turning communist
FIRED
Steal a little salt?
PINCH
Old gunslinger sharpens up hearing aid
EARPHONES
Indicate one's been appalled lately?
TURN IN ONES GRAVE
Rewards, perhaps, on boarding public transport
BONUSES
Lumberjack’s warning doctor to get in line
TIMBER
Quantity of wheat, ultimately, in old Italian bread
LITRE
Posters framing quiet people splashing cash?
SPENDERS
Moan old ship’s appearing where you’d expect vehicles
car parks
Being kind of racy, hit condemned
CHARITY
Counsellor refusing commercial face mask
VISOR
Vengeful Greek soon to be leading troops
ELECTRA
Learner introduced to writer mounting current Russian course
BLINI
List benefits, initially, in account
TABLE
Rules you should follow? Endless medicine!
DOS
Film many despicable folk
SCUMBAGS
I'm limited by routine working nowadays
in our time
Dated feature of Norman castle's central court
old bailey
Shakes exposed, tailless reptile
rock-snake
Skilful prosecutor turned and went on scratching head
ADEPT
Firm prepared collection
SET
Second catering worker I sacked in isolated location
BACKWATER
It follows itch: pulse dropping regularly
THUS
Two runs are so long!
bye-bye
Mild expletive from female on edge
FLIP
Track head of Ealing film studio
PATHE
Dot’s son getting a quick kiss
SPECK
Comprehensive designed to impress
GRAND
Put your foot down, Frank
STAMP