Irish Times (Crosaire) - May 24 2002

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And how, pray, can one get such a masculine thing at the end? AMEN
Did not go with support STAYED
Do they govern a snare in the ship? SATRAPS
Dull for 22 down at last DEADEN
Erected like this, with afterwards, stand PUTUP
Father and son in knightly guise PALADAN
Fifty of them would be silly females ASSES
Go and ask for one BEGONE
Got up with nothing new at the bottom ROUSED
Having got 19 down, perhaps, the doctor was in a bad temper MOROSE
He is sheepish in the saint - that's the limit! PARAMETER
If her underclothing is at the laundry, that will make a complete change BRAINWASH
If the inspector was seedy, perhaps, one would have nothing more to do with him DISOWN
In time the rodent does not make them right ERRATA
Is there something beastly in there in the Near East? ADEN
It all goes to show how the cleric can get the ale mixed REVEAL
It's rare to find less than 500 + 1 like this UNDERDONE
Jersey, not in a jersey DAIRYCOW
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Me old man got a quid for decoration MEDAL
Nary a bit about to turn up in legal form NOTARY
One may have a keeper on the field - that sounds bad WICKET
Past this in the country, in a manner of speaking ORAL
Praise for not a singular, short examination of the books PLAUDIT
Said to be everything - the editor, for example ALLEGED
See tea afterwards and take it out, what's more EXTRA
Seems Edward II agreed with the proposal SECONDED
Set the bell off when you put your foot on it RUNG
Strictly speaking, it's always inside SEVERE
That's the blooming end of summer LASTROSE
The South might draw it with a pinch of salt SALINE
The way to change a ten in every other way ALTERNATE
Thus may the seaman have been dismissed, not for the present (6) ABSENT
Up in the North, and up in your nose, by the sound of it ANTRIM
What the Foot must keep on foot INSTEP
Where at the double have you been? PUSSYCAT
You are seen around in a certain way ENSURE