The Telegraph - GK CROSSWORD NO: 935 - Oct 17 2010

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-- body, compound produced when fatty acids are broken down in the liver KETONE
-- House, stately home south of Stevenage KNEBWORTH
Act of justifying in one's own right the distraining of goods AVOWRY
Administrative district in some countries of the former Soviet Union OBLAST
Broad sash worn by the Japanese with a kimono OBI
Far advanced in years of life OLD
Fork-tailed insect-catching bird of Old World tropics DRONGO
Frosty, very cold ICY
Gyles --, former Conservative MP BRANDRETH
Heart stimulant drug from seeds from orange berries of an East Indian tree NUXVOMICA
International motor race GRANDPRIX
Jamaican reggae singer, guitarist and songwriter 1945-81 BOBMARLEY
Number one or number two batsman OPENER
Of singing of devotional songs from the Old Testament PSALMODIC
Of wines, free from sweetness and fruity flavour DRY
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One who is very reluctant to spend money SKINFLINT
Personification of freezing weather JACKFROST
Provide new electrical circuits REWIRE
Push from below to help someone climb BUNKUP
Raised part on front of a saddle POMMEL
Remove (property etc) from someone's possession until dispute can be settled SEQUESTER
Seabird whose fine down is used to make bedcovers STCUTHBERTSDUCK
Sir Bernard --, Margaret Thatcher's chief press secretary INGHAM
South of Cairo, the one-time capital of ancient Egypt THEBES
Style of simple French cooking in favour of fresh vegetables and light sauces NOUVELLECUISINE
Tetragonal mineral found in igneous rocks ZIRCON
Town in Cheshire north of Winsford NORTHWICH
Without delay when making a payment ONTHENAIL
Young fish, especially a salmonid ALEVIN
__-__ spider, spider which constructs a tube-shaped lair FUNNELWEB