Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (February 25th 2020) clues of Mirror Cryptic crossword.

Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 30 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

Improved as a gambler

Heard chap get letters

Smart guy

Turn right in some land

German gets terribly fit, for the present

Force boy to be happy

Pale sort of request

Fired with wrath

Sign from the galleon

Bore about a dress

Hot place in Coventry

Uncovered a painting

Pay to get comfortable

Student with ace material

Part of the foot of the elephant

Yearning for time with controversial artist

Ban is arranged for dish

Started with a cake

Extent of anger varies

Great game was played

A group of detectives in charge is sharp

Illuminated concerning quantity

Youngster clambering about

Unwisely rely on an instrument

Improvise some food

General unchallenged about meal

Start playing notes

Sugary dessert

Revealing about meat

Prison commotion

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