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Rose is a product of the bakery crossword clue
B L O O M E R
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| Irish Times Crosaire crossword of September 11th, 2021 other clues |
| Packing them in for mystery man at home in marsh |
| University School after characters in 33 down - in the sink business, they rarely put their heads above water |
| A number of issues to do with previous Union's darlings raised by close relatives |
| Auden left unsteady, messy place |
| Young animal found in the country mostly |
| Relative of Daisy - one of the local faces associated with endless quality |
| An option if you haven't seen The Bridge as a means to overcoming a current problem perhaps |
| Forward movement synonymous with all sides today |
| Served up in Muscatel - mighty for a cocktail |
| Go on a date to old French bar and cause trouble |
| Sharp look of the soldier in staff car heading for Utah |
| Head turner with connection to one of The Windsors |
| Single's out for Jack Getz on the radio? |
| For the pictures of a cream pie |
| It's just not cricket for flipping cricket club having a couple of ducks |
| Sounds like Trim or Ring? |
| Bill covers up something similar to 35 across to right of carnivorous plant |
| Japanese runner covers up part of Hiroshima tattoo |
| Storm over old man is local nonsense |
| Brutal unpleasant smell near area in the bar |
| Jon Higgins, a crafty type in both senses? |
| The option to cure - will that save someone's bacon? |
| Leinster- briefly carried by Porter - has a good chance of being left in The Cup |
| There's no acai in Saint Lucia to put down locally? |
| Flower and top soil found in Bordeaux, for one |
| Narrow one's search, as it is missing from Patisserie |
| Took a picture of back rashers on a roll |
| Flighty type consumed by attitude |
| Note in a composition by one who learned his lessons in England |
| Tortes from tea trolleys in a narrow passageway |
| Dance lessons in school after 15 across |
| Old Sam Maguire, for one, taken in by extremely chatty people |
| Turns up, those treated like dogs in The House broach government comment made to audience initiating a resignation |
| Clever clogs in news agency |
| One of the wild young types known for his pride in 21 down |
| Unfinished museum of shoddy jewellery |
| Characters in revolutionary, ill-chosen adaptation in a state with Hamlet |
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