Irish Times (Crosaire) - Apr 21 2005

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Butt in and bury with fear, by the sound of it INTERFERE
Coming to get her? MEETING
Cut off its head, or one of them, and you're left with a dry mixture HYDRA
Does one have to be so mouldy as this? MUST
Finish with DNE? ENDUP
First-rate if it's up to knock your friends up SLAP
Following the demands of last month, I am nothing but a belly ULTIMATUM
Hard enough to have been handled in the post? MAILEDFIST
Have they all got fewer than sixty minute parts? SMALLHOURS
In terror of a finger FEARING
In the dark in pencil GRAPHITE
Incline to not be overweight LEAN
It's important to have a little tea in a little bottle VITAL
Just picture what's there - the farm? INAFRAME
Not point-blank for Andes or Rockies LONGRANGE
Nothing but darkness from the Antipodes ALLBLACKS
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One hundred and five hundred sheets come to the top CREAM
One might argue that this might buck around a fly-by-night DEBATER
One's former teacher was a real expert PASTMASTER
Pull the fish back down wind LEEWARD
Quite full enough of bits of dates SATED
Shelley may have sounded crabbed, but not like this CRUSTACEAN
Sounds as if Walt's had more than enough of this with a bun DANCE
Stay in the air over the end HOVER
Such ire might make one cross (4) SALT
The engine is broken around you, pure and simple INGENUE
There's good fortune in having such a fould sound CLUCKING
What a filthy, cruel ulcer! And all for money LUCRE
What I held among the saints for protection SHIELDS
What S might so with laughter? That'll kill you! BUTCHERY
What they have for sale sounds as if they're underground SELLERS
With this confusion, to get to sum up, you have something narrow ISTHMUS