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Rewritten ode by one of The Rats crossword clue
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| Irish Times Crosaire crossword of February 19th, 2022 other clues |
| Local rats, in a manner of speaking, similarly to more than one of those in 36 across |
| Don't hold back - empty the tank! |
| Took a look inside last box with ready-mix? |
| One new film cut by projectionist at the centre to cause trouble |
| Fancy it is served up during the middle of the day |
| Trail taken in by go-go dancer is topsy-turvy |
| Permit some remote logging-in in a roundabout way |
| What's in The Magazine? A couple of Frenchmen starting to offend! |
| Finishes garage, atrium, chai, hut and shed |
| Proves one's generosity to those characters in 15 across on bender |
| Breed of dog found in 6 down by Jack in Ulster |
| Flipping over the top or initially gratuitous for visiting dancer's boss? |
| Worked or dealt with dancer's outfit |
| Clare, for one, immersed in tennis lesson |
| Cold starters of peppered ravioli and meat of the coconuts |
| Put forward starting on all sides today |
| Foundation embraced by suburb as expected |
| Gandhi isn't part of hidden agenda that's dull |
| Seafront has no soft bank |
| Given a make-up, model offers to provide a case in point |
| Stabilised a Bandon base to make spirits |
| He's on the radio in The Life of Riley |
| Switches financial institute for second time for worker in Africa |
| Holbein - the last drawn cousin of The Ambassadors? |
| Takes a flat pass in the end after tear |
| In The Zoo, part of the back door is missing second lock and the odd stall? |
| Tell tales - it's what a teller in bank might do? |
| It's kind of an assumption that impresarios dismiss mess |
| Advice from this old man in the nursery rhyme - cater for 11 across, for instance! (4,1,3,1,4) |
| The old capital? Correct! |
| It's one variety of vines or bubbly |
| Break the news briefly to Marsh knocking over wine glass |
| The training by the man downstairs mostly is to do with race |
| It's relentless operating after mid-morning break |
| Affirmative action from rising Mafia leader |
| Those supporting, for example, Elbow's orchestral leader on opening night in Belgium with One Direction |
| Leaving Cert History, for instance, on Prohibition and outcome of The Treaty before it went nuclear? |
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