Irish Times (Simplex) - Dec 13 2002

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''. . . . . . . . . and pound foolish'' PENNYWISE
A doll on a string PUPPET
A grim role for long rambling statement RIGMAROLE
A long thin French loaf BAGUETTE
A maker of barrels COOPER
A mass of fish eggs ROE
A shackle for the ankles FETTER
A work of fiction of new kind NOVEL
Ace mom is in state of half-consciousness SEMICOMA
Administrative area within diocese PARISH
Bag carrier in hotel or railway station PORTER
Bring to bear, perhaps influence EXERT
Certain, confident in opinion POSITIVE
Cuts, divides SEVERS
False teeth DENTURES
Feelers or slender curls TENDRILS
Fully grown and mature ADULT
Goldsmith play: ''She . . . . . . To Conquer'' STOOPS
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Great cathedral of Paris NOTREDAME
Hidden store of treasure, owner unknown TROVE
Holy city in Saudi Arabia for maiden MEDINA
I'm no ogre like famous Apache Indian chief GERONIMO
Indian musical instrument like long-necked lute SITAR
Informal noun or suffix for doctrine or practice ISM
It's a toupee in America WIG
Man . . . . . . was Robinson Crusoe's servant FRIDAY
Normal or average ORDINARY
Place of incarceration PRISON
Prefix meaning three TRI
Rebellions or mutinies UPRISINGS
Showing great happiness, as with smile BEATIFIC
Shrewd and clever CANNY
Solemn in a cemetery? GRAVE
Take in as food INGEST
Thanks, monsieur MERCI
Very skilled or knowledgeable EXPERT