Irish Times (Crosaire) - Feb 22 2001

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13 across with nothing in it BLANK
A blooming bit out of 28 across STAMEN
Among the vegetation, I sound lamentable PLAINT
Being such a swell, I'd not be up to time DILATE
By way of a fire right away LIKEASHOT
Can one help being so silly before it's crooked? ASSIST
Can the shrub try to get into the elm? MYRTLE
Cross off his head to make him cross with crossbones PIRATE
Desw might have a suit for this resort SPA
Enough to have made a loan of the middle of it PLENTY
For refinement this must be icy and get ten more NICETY
Gee, this could make a better man of you in no hurry AMBLE
He sounds as if he might be a chipmunk, by the sound of it FRIAR
It's not clear if it could shrink in Irish waters DIMINISH
Kept on, in a manner of speaking NATTERED
No, the P can be made into a wraparound PYTHON
Not low inside and not low on the legs THIGHS
Not out in imagination of childhood ININFANCY
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O, dear! How mountainous the nymph is! OREAD
Remove a seer ERASE
See tea afterwards to get it out a bit more EXTRA
Seems there's two of me to spoil IMPAIR
Sounds as if he, not she, would set sail MAILBOAT
Sounds as if there's no-one like her NUN
Sounds as if you're usin' your fists, even though one is big and bubby PUNCHEON
Souonds as if there's a hole in tree ENTIRE
Still TOTHISDAY
That's how the law still may be 28 across LASTWILL
That's the girl for one in the morning HOURI
The firm got up and got back in a rush RECOUPED
The sort of 10 across with 25 down in it TESTAMENT
The thing with the editor is that he was not agreeable OBJECTED
The times this puzzle do be in IRISH
The times to give 30 down a start ERA
Three with the tin and three with the ten THIRTEEN
You won't get butter from this butter RAM