Irish Times (Simplex) - Apr 11 2007

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'Jack and Jill went . . . . . . . . .' UPTHEHILL
'Many are called, but few are . . . . . .' CHOSEN
A feudal superior or a Belgian city LIEGE
An American taxi CAB
Business notation for last month ULT
Cancels, abolishes ANNULS
Coming before in position or time ANTERIOR
Converts to another use, say novel to stage ADAPTS
Creed or belief TENET
Draw out from, say meaning ELICIT
Drawn out to be inconvenient or awkward UNTOWARD
Excessively trusting or innocent NAIVE
Gloomy and irritable like sour old man GRUMPY
In modern slang, cool and sophisticated HIP
In mountaineering, a steep slope to be crossed from side to side TRAVERSE
In olden days, the bride's parents paid this to the husband DOWRY
It's certainly not even ODD
Keep safe or in unchanged condition PRESERVE
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Lady from Coventry who rode naughtily nude, making Peeping Tom peep GODIVA
Large or imposing buildings EDIFICES
Major artery to left of heart AORTA
Makes an effort, tries ATTEMPTS
Nationality of citizens of Havana CUBANS
Of voice, high-pitched and piercing SHRILL
People who pursue others stealthily, as some men do women STALKERS
Percy . . . . . . Shelley, great English poet BYSSHE
Portents, prophetic signs OMENS
Protector or watchful angel GUARDIAN
Red consul may be a rogue SCOUNDREL
Repetition in different words for a gouty lot TAUTOLOGY
Shrewd, quick to spot advantage ASTUTE
Sluggish and inactive condition TORPOR
Small amounts of money set aside for insignificant payments PETTYCASH
Speak - it's extreme UTTER
Staggers about in Irish dances REELS
Viewpoint, feature to be considered ASPECT