| Clues | Answers |
| Admirer's Cockney origin announced | BEAU |
| Amplify | ENLARGE |
| Bear brings death to river | ENDURE |
| Boy nuts about girl | DAMSEL |
| Brought down | DEPOSED |
| Captain succeeded with fish | SKIPPER |
| Carbonated water | SODA |
| Carry out | EXECUTE |
| Change in fortune upset several on river | REVERSAL |
| Cooking utensil | PAN |
| County town base for duke | BEDFORD |
| County town north of London | BEDFORD |
| Criminal unwell down under | CROOK |
| Dandy | BEAU |
| Death announcement | OBITUARY |
| Does one pay flat fee? | LESSEE |
| Every single one | EACH |
| Extra | SPARE |
| Final notice? | OBITUARY |
| Fine answer found in gentle novel | ELEGANT |
| Free pardon | SPARE |
| Fruit reduced by penny when sold alone? | EACH |
| Gather Brazilian port swallowed is less good | INFERIOR |
| Graceful | ELEGANT |
| Hidden scrub with doe wandering | OBSCURED |
| Housey-housey | BINGO |
| I'm to intercede without delay | IMMEDIATE |
| Increase general disorder | ENLARGE |
| Instant | IMMEDIATE |
| Lodged without it and forced out | DEPOSED |
| Lower in quality | INFERIOR |
| Maiden | DAMSEL |
| Maxim | ADAGE |
| Memento | TOKEN |
| Nominal figure all right to be accepted | TOKEN |
| On my back in a sense unknown | ANONYMOUS |
| Printer's primary colour | CYAN |
| Proverb from road agent | ADAGE |
| Pub in Goole hosts game | BINGO |
| Repeat performance | ENCORE |
| Selection called excellent at first | RANGE |
| Setback | REVERSAL |
| Shepherd's staff | CROOK |
| Ship's captain | SKIPPER |
| Singer's scope | RANGE |
| Some in a park for short sleep | NAP |
| Some policy analyst in blue | CYAN |
| Son having trouble knocked back drink | SODA |
| Stage comeback? | ENCORE |
| Strongly criticise wild god | PAN |
| Take forty winks | NAP |
| Tenant | LESSEE |
| Top decision-maker removes quartet | EXECUTE |
| Unidentified | ANONYMOUS |
| Veiled | OBSCURED |
| Withstand | ENDURE |
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The Sun - Two Speed - July 1 2018 Sunday Crossword Puzzle Answers
The Sun - Two Speed Crossword Puzzle Solutions - Jul 1 2018 Sunday
The Telegraph - Quick - June 30 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
| Clues | Answers |
| Arduous journey | TREK |
| Big city | METROPOLIS |
| Bogus | PHONEY |
| Church officer | ELDER |
| Combine | UNITE |
| Cowardly | YELLOW |
| Cut off | SEVER |
| Inert gas | NEON |
| Label | TAG |
| Magic | SORCERY |
| Monastery | ABBEY |
| Niche | RECESS |
| Ocean floor | SEABED |
| Painful | ACHY |
| Pelts | FURS |
| Persistence | DOGGEDNESS |
| Professional writer | SCRIBE |
| Quilt | DUVET |
| Rather fat | TUBBY |
| Regular structure | LATTICE |
| Risqu | RACY |
| Slender fibre | FILAMENT |
| Small hole | EYELET |
| Soup | CHOWDER |
| Spun round | TWIRLED |
| Stable worker | LAD |
| Supply with oxygen | AERATE |
| Suspicious | WARY |
| Tribute | ACCOLADE |
| Undamaged | INTACT |
The Times - Specialist - July 1 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
| The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 116 | |
| Clues | Answers |
| 'The ____ for destruction is also a creative ____!' (Michael Bakunin) | URGE |
| 1986 Steve Winwood single with vocals by Chaka Khan | Higher Love |
| 2000 Robbie Williams single, the first from the album Sing When You’re Winning | Rock DJ |
| A BBC magazine until 1991 — its famously difficult crossword survives in Saturday editions of The Times | The Listener |
| A door within a door, found in many homes | cat flap |
| A drug which can destroy eg cancer cells without harming the host | magic bullet |
| A plausible but erroneous argument used to deceive | SOPHISM |
| A Spanish or Mexican outlaw | BANDOLERO |
| An elected council of the former USSR | SOVIET |
| Ancient kingdom whose queen visited Solomon | SHEBA |
| And what follows (abbreviated Latin) | et seq |
| At Heathrow, 09L and 09R, or 27L and 27R | RUNWAYS |
| Body of water containing Tsushima Island | Korea Strait |
| British physicist, a pioneer of vacuum tubes | Sir William Crookes |
| British singer/songwriter, guest vocalist in David Guetta’s One Love | ESTELLE |
| Calcium carbonate in mineral form | CHALK |
| City and province in the southeastern corner of Iraq’s Kurdistan region | halabja |
| Colloquially, to thoroughly dominate an opponent or task | OWN |
| Cumbrian town where mint cake is made | KENDAL |
| Famous girls' school on a cliff overlooking Brighton Marina | ROEDEAN |
| Fashion designer who became (American) Vogue’s youngest editor in 1970 | Vera Wang |
| Film director, of Stella Dallas and Duel in the Sun | King Vidor |
| Finnish for Finland | SUOMI |
| Flint scraping tools associated with Neanderthals | racloirs |
| Founder of the De Beers diamond company | Cecil Rhodes |
| From the German for 'world view', a philosophy of life | WELTANSCHAUUNG |
| Having three toes or fingers (on one limb) | TRIDACTYL |
| Informally, the profession of James Alfred Wight, better known as James Herriot | VET |
| Internet abbreviation referring to events outside the online or gaming world | IRL |
| Jeff ____ scored the winning goal for West Bromwich Albion in the 1968 FA cup final | ASTLE |
| Manchester City footballer honoured by the only named stand at the Etihad Stadium | Colin Bell |
| Musical work often scored for violin, viola, cello, double bass, and wind quintet | NONET |
| New organisation of military forces after a setback | regrouping |
| NZ comedy duo of Bret McKenzie and Jemaine Clement, who made a BBC radio series of the same name | Flight of the Conchords |
| Part of Louisiana, equivalent to a county in most US states | PARISH |
| Poet, garden designer, and lover of Virginia Woolf | Vita Sackville-West |
| Process of extracting material by washing with solvent | ELUTION |
| Rampart platform on which cannons are placed | terreplein |
| River which flows through Ilkley and Tadcaster | WHARFE |
| Rock band whose first single was Radio Free Europe in 1981 | REM |
| Rock opera by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice | Jesus Christ Superstar |
| Scottish golfer, non-playing captain of the 2002 European Ryder Cup team | Sam Torrance |
| Sheep such as Cotswold or Wensleydale | longwool |
| Smokey Robinson & the Miracles single, influenced by the opera Pagliacci, and one of the few hit singles in which a bassoon is heard | The Tears of a Clown |
| Someone who spends a lot of time on the internet | ONLINER |
| Song whose lyrics begin 'When I was just a little girl, I asked my mother, what will I be?' | Que Sera Sera |
| Stephen King's first published novel | CARRIE |
| Successor to Sajid Javid on his replacement of Amber Rudd | James Brokenshire |
| The Isle of Man was a part of this country until 1266 | NORWAY |
| The ____, Wilfred Owen poem about the First World War | Last Laugh |
| These may be folding or recumbent | BICYCLES |
| This may open automatically as you approach it | swing door |
| Trademark for a hybrid citrus fruit grown in Jamaica | UGLI |
| Tuscany's Republic of ____ existed from 1125 to 1555 | SIENA |
| Type of signalling flare fired from a pistol | Very light |
| US musician who replaced David Lee Roth as lead singer for Van Halen | Sammy Hagar |
| Waxy water-repellent material on the epidermis of plants | CUTIN |
| Writer who won the 1987 Booker Prize for Moon Tiger | Penelope Lively |
| Yuri Gagarin, for example | COSMONAUT |
| ____ Samsa becomes a beetle in Kafka's The Metamorphosis | GREGOR |
The Times - Concise - July 1 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
| The Times - Concise - Sunday Times Concise No 1580 | |
| Clues | Answers |
| Aim | PLAN |
| Bathing attire | SWIMSUIT |
| Blue-eyed girl | PROTEGEE |
| Body (of work) | CORPUS |
| Citizens | POPULACE |
| Close | NEAR |
| Counterfoil | STUB |
| Cutting tool | ADZE |
| Differ | VARY |
| Event postulation | SCENARIO |
| Hoo-ha | FUSS |
| Ill-defined | HAZY |
| In progress | under way |
| Likely loser | UNDERDOG |
| Meander | ZIGZAG |
| Nasty | ROTTEN |
| Pitiable | WOEFUL |
| Popular | all the rage |
| Primitive | stone-age |
| Puppet | MARIONETTE |
| Reject | DISALLOW |
| Relentless | INEXORABLE |
| Romance | love affair |
| Threesome | TRIO |
The Guardian - Speedy - June 30 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
| Clues | Answers |
| Composer of the opera Faust (1859) | GOUNOD |
| Acronym for US stock car racing's governing body | NASCAR |
| Air-foil that controls lateral motion | AILERON |
| Annoys, irritates | NARKS |
| Apportion | ALLOT |
| Deck which includes both minor arcana and major arcana cards | TAROT |
| Develop faster than; surmount | OUTGROW |
| East-west landmass stretching between Cape Roca and Cape Dezhnev | EURASIA |
| Electric dart shooter | TASER |
| Extend on all sides simultaneously; encircle | ENVIRON |
| Follow up something with another, repeatedly | AGAINANDAGAIN |
| Grip; charm | ENTHRAL |
| Halls? (anag) | SHALL |
| Hindu or Buddhist blissful meditative state | NIRVANA |
| Kind of foreword, informally: jazzy overture | INTRO |
| Lacking physical or intellectual depth: shoal | SHALLOW |
| Large seabird, white with dark markings | GANNET |
| Leerer; one who stares | OGLER |
| Meander; digress | WANDER |
| Musical show | REVUE |
| Name given to Australia in 1788; a state since 1901 | NEWSOUTHWALES |
| Popular Johann Strauss II operetta (1874) | DIEFLEDERMAUS |
| Tropical African shrub widely cultivated for coffee | ARABICA |
| Unable to see a way forward out of trouble | ATONESWITSEND |
Premier Sunday - King Feature Syndicate - July 1 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
| Clues | Answers |
| '-- Doone' (1869 novel) | LORNA |
| '-- la Douce' | IRMA |
| '... or -- thought!' | SOI |
| 'Alive' actor Vincent | SPANO |
| 'Iliad' writer | HOMER |
| 'Suffice -- say ...' | ITTO |
| -- -Free (contact lens solution) | OPTI |
| -- -law (non-blood relative) | SONIN |
| -- box (TV) | IDIOT |
| -- canto | BEL |
| 10th-century Holy Roman emperor | OTTOI |
| 1970s sitcom | RHODA |
| Address on the net | URL |
| Aetna rival, for short | PRU |
| Alan of 'The Aviator' | ALDA |
| Ang of film | LEE |
| Art Deco illustrator | ERTE |
| Auto navig. aid | GPS |
| Be a lure to | DRAW |
| Beaten track | RUT |
| Big like Santa | OBESE |
| Big names in daytime dramas | SOAPSTARS |
| Bit of a laugh | HAR |
| Bodily digit | TOE |
| Bowling lane | ALLEY |
| Boxer Spinks | LEON |
| Brand of toothbrushes | ORALB |
| Bundle up | WRAP |
| Bus or train schedule | TIMETABLE |
| Buy stuff | SHOP |
| Campus VIP | DEAN |
| Caroling tune | NOEL |
| Castro of Cuba | RAUL |
| Caught fish with pots | EELED |
| Certain eel | MORAY |
| Certain intl. delegate | UNREP |
| Cheri of comedy | OTERI |
| Chop finely | MINCE |
| Chou En- -- | LAI |
| Clings | ADHERES |
| Coin maker | MINT |
| Comparable (with) | ONPAR |
| Core belief | TENET |
| Cowboy rope | RIATA |
| Cut short | SNIP |
| Cut short | END |
| Daughter in 'Hägar the Horrible' | HONI |
| Defiant types | DARERS |
| Drill addition | BIT |
| Egypt, before 1971: Abbr | UAR |
| Elon Musk's car company | TESLA |
| End of the riddle | QUESTIONEDABOUTIT |
| Ernie of golf | ELS |
| ESPN no | STAT |
| Feel unwell | AIL |
| Figure skater Slutskaya | IRINA |
| Foldout beds | COTS |
| Four halves | TWO |
| French lady friend | AMIE |
| Gloomy -- | GUS |
| Good buy | DEAL |
| Gremlins' kin | TROLLS |
| Guevara called 'Che' | ERNESTO |
| Houston baseballer | ASTRO |
| How-to book | MANUAL |
| In -- (lined up) | AROW |
| In this spot | HERE |
| Install, as tile | LAY |
| Jug type | EWER |
| Jumping stick | POGO |
| L-P link | MNO |
| Letter before sigma | RHO |
| Letters before xis | NUS |
| Like political cartoons | EDITORIAL |
| Lilting song syllables | TRALA |
| Lumps of chewing tobacco | QUIDS |
| Lyricist Gershwin | IRA |
| Mama's ma | NANA |
| Marveled vocally | OOHED |
| Match official | REFEREE |
| Material for jeans | DENIM |
| Meanings in dicts | DEFS |
| Melodious passage | ARIOSO |
| Michigan city | FLINT |
| Mined metals | ORES |
| Minneapolis neighbor | EDINA |
| Miracle food | MANNA |
| Mogul | NABOB |
| Moving around | ASTIR |
| Mullah's faith | ISLAM |
| Munched on | ATE |
| Newspaper think pieces | OPEDS |
| Night's counterpart | DAY |
| Off the direct course | ASIDE |
| On the ocean | ASEA |
| Onassis' nickname | ARI |
| One ruining something | UNDOER |
| Oodles | ALOT |
| Opening part of an email | HEADER |
| Part of ENT | NOSE |
| Petty of films | LORI |
| Pig | SWINE |
| Pill bottle info | DOSE |
| Pipe bend | ELL |
| Porto Rico, par exemple | ILE |
| Riddle's answer | ITSALLGRIEGTOME |
| Riddle, part 2 | IMPOSSIBLEFORMETO |
| Riddle, part 3 | DISTINGUISHBETWEENONE |
| Riddle, part 4 | NORWEGIANCOMPOSER |
| Riddle, part 5 | ANDANOTHERWHATDOI |
| Riddle, part 6 | ALWAYSTELLPEOPLEIFIAM |
| Rock's -- Speedwagon | REO |
| Ross or Rigg | DIANA |
| Rug type | SHAG |
| Rural assent to a lady | YESM |
| Salami shop | DELI |
| Sch. in Columbus | OSU |
| Scotland's -- Ness | LOCH |
| Sigmoid curves | ESSES |
| Siouan tribe | OTO |
| Sitting spot on Santa | LAP |
| Software testing phase | BETA |
| Sound of an air kiss | MWAH |
| Spanish for 'I love you' | YOTEAMO |
| Sprayed, with 'down' | HOSED |
| Spring flower | IRIS |
| Start of a riddle | SINCEITISNEARLY |
| Suffix with hero | ISM |
| Suffix with meteor | OID |
| Supposed psychic gift | ESP |
| Sword part | HILT |
| Talked into | PERSUADED |
| Tillage tool | HOE |
| Title for Elton John | SIR |
| To -- (perfectly) | ATEE |
| Treating unkindly | MEANTO |
| Unspecified travel destination | POINTB |
| Untruth | LIE |
| Wipe out | ERASE |
| Write deeply | ETCH |
| Yoko of art and music | ONO |
| Young deer | FAWN |
USA Today - July 1 2018 Sunday Crossword Puzzle Answers
| Clues | Answers |
| 'American Pie' singer McLean | DON |
| 'Breathing Lessons' novelist Tyler | ANNE |
| 'Diminutive,' in rap names | LIL |
| 'Listen up!' | SEEHERE |
| 'No harm, no foul' | ITSOK |
| '___ luck?' | ANY |
| '___ we there yet?' | ARE |
| Ancient Aegean islanders | IONIANS |
| Aspen gear | SKIS |
| Auth. unknown | ANON |
| Bonsai or origami | ART |
| Bored with it all | BLASE |
| Brussels swindle? | BELGIANCON |
| Conference room fixture | TABLE |
| Coop layers | HENS |
| Diva's problem, perhaps | EGO |
| Do a supermarket task | BAG |
| Dog's keen sense | SMELL |
| Down with a bug | ILL |
| Dust-creating tool | SAW |
| Emphatic type (Abbr.) | ITAL |
| Ford flop that's collectible now | EDSEL |
| Geographic areas | LOCALES |
| Get some sack time | SLEEP |
| Hardly within walking distance | FAR |
| HLN anchor Hill | ERICA |
| Hot-under-the-collar feeling | IRE |
| John who wrote 'Roundball Rock' | TESH |
| Lake Nasser's river | NILE |
| Land divided in 1945 | KOREA |
| Lender's security | LIEN |
| Letter-shaped hardware item | TNUT |
| Like our numerals | ARABIC |
| Like sharp cheddar | AGED |
| Longtime Harper's Bazaar illustrator | ERTE |
| Make more bearable | EASE |
| Mary Kay of cosmetics | ASH |
| McKellen who played Gandalf | IAN |
| Mount the soapbox | ORATE |
| Much AM radio fare | NEWS |
| Musical comedy with Lea Michele | GLEE |
| Nitpicky sort | FUSSER |
| Not as wacky | SANER |
| Oater 'necktie' | NOOSE |
| On-the-sly meetings | TRYSTS |
| Order from a menu | CHOOSE |
| Overdo the dramatics | EMOTE |
| Parking meter feature | SLOT |
| Physique, informally | BOD |
| Place for a pedal boat | LAKE |
| Plotting group | CABAL |
| Primer material | ABCS |
| Quinella or exacta | BET |
| Race on a strip | DRAG |
| Remini of 'Kevin Can Wait' | LEAH |
| Rice Krispies sound | SNAP |
| Road crew goo | TAR |
| Rudolf Serkin's instrument | PIANO |
| Salon treatment | RINSE |
| San ___ (Riviera resort) | REMO |
| Sculptor's medium | STONE |
| Seaside laundry hamper? | BEACHBLANKETBIN |
| Set an upper limit on | CAPPED |
| Some red wines, for short | CABS |
| Speck in one's eye | MOTE |
| Subject of naming rights, perhaps | ARENA |
| Summoned the butler | RANG |
| Sun-worshipping couple's motto? | ITTAKESTWOTOTAN |
| Three Tenors selections | ARIAS |
| Transportation for the base honcho? | GENERALCAR |
| Undulating dance | HULA |
| Up to the task | ABLE |
| Vientiane's land | LAOS |
| Volt, Tesla and 6-Down | AUTOS |
| What the pretentious put on | AIRS |
| When doubled, a Washington city | WALLA |
| Word separators | SPACES |
| Yearbook sect | SRS |
New York Times - July 1 2018 Sunday Crossword Puzzle Answers
| Clues | Answers |
| 'Absolutely!,' to Alejandro | SISI |
| 'Darth Vader is Luke's father,' e.g | SPOILER |
| 'Do I ___!' | EVER |
| 'How uncool!' | SOLAME |
| 'It's all good' | NOTABIGDEAL |
| 'Jeez, you should keep that private' | TMI |
| 'Phooey!' | BAH |
| 'Pick me! Pick me!' | IWANNA |
| 'r u 4 real?' | SRSLY |
| 'Vette option | TTOP |
| 'Watch it!' | HEY |
| 'Yeah, it makes sense' | ICANSEETHAT |
| 'Yer darn ___!' | TOOTIN |
| 'You agree?' | THINKSO |
| 'You betcha!' | UHHUH |
| '___ Is Us' (65-Down drama) | THIS |
| 1040 reviewer, for short | CPA |
| A little | SOME |
| Annoy, in a way | GRATEON |
| Another name for a porpoise or dolphin | SEAPIG |
| Asian berry marketed as a 'superfood' | GOJI |
| Attention getters | AHEMS |
| Ball of yarn and others | CATTOYS |
| Began a PC session | LOGCABIN |
| Big character? | BLOCKBUSTER |
| Big part of an orchestra | STRINGS |
| Big piece of cake | SLAB |
| Bit of office greenery | POTTEDPLANT |
| Bottle for a beachgoer | STRUCKOIL |
| Bout result, in brief | TKO |
| Braided floor covering | ROPERUG |
| Burrow | LAIR |
| Buzzed | RANG |
| Capital of Okinawa | NAHA |
| Caught congers | EELED |
| Certain domain suffix | DOTNET |
| Certain Spanish murals | SERTS |
| Chew (on) | GNAW |
| Confession inducers | TRUTHSERA |
| David ___, C.I.A. director under Obama | PETRAEUS |
| Dead end sign | NOOUTLET |
| Dis-banded? | SOLO |
| Doesn't bother | LEAVESBE |
| Dog's warning | GRR |
| Donations to certain clinics | OVA |
| Elapse, as years | ROLLBY |
| Election that's too close to call | TIGHTRACE |
| Endure | BIDE |
| Enjoy consistent, favorable luck, in poker lingo | RUNGOOD |
| Fair | EXPO |
| Fix, as a mess of wires | UNTANGLE |
| Flowery poem | ODE |
| Future exec, maybe | MBA |
| General's assistant: Abbr | ADC |
| Get all blubbery | SOB |
| Get down | BOOGIE |
| Go as far down as | STOOPTO |
| Go on a drinking spree, in slang | GETLIT |
| Goal for many a H.S. dropout | GED |
| Green surroundings? | TRAPS |
| Guido ___, painter of the 'Crucifixion of St. Peter' | RENI |
| Had a leading role? | USHERED |
| Had too much, for short | ODED |
| Happenin' place | WHEREITSAT |
| Help grow | NURTURE |
| Humerus connection | ULNA |
| Hurried along | RACED |
| Ipecac, e.g | EMETIC |
| It may bring a tear to one's eye | DUCT |
| It's left on a highway ... or a path used by five answers in this puzzle? | PASSINGLANE |
| It's under helium in the periodic table | NEON |
| Jared of 'Dallas Buyers Club' | LETO |
| Kennedy Library architect | PEI |
| Kind of state | ZEN |
| Kind of yoga | HATHA |
| Like a game with equal winners and losers | ZEROSUM |
| Like many clowns and beachside houses | ONSTILTS |
| Lily Potter's maiden name in the Harry Potter books | EVANS |
| Lions and tigers | BIGCATS |
| List ender: Abbr | ETAL |
| Longtime CBS police procedural | NCIS |
| Match makers? | SETS |
| Metaphorical time in hell | COLDDAY |
| Nerd's epithet for the president? | ANAGRAM |
| News commentator Navarro | ANA |
| Nickname for a devil | TAZ |
| Norm: Abbr | STD |
| Not using sensitive language, say | UNPC |
| Not wait till evening to crack a bottle | DAYDRINK |
| Nota ___ | BENE |
| Nuggets in 'Poor Richard's Almanack' | SAWS |
| Old Testament land | CANAAN |
| One who 'went a-courtin',' in a children's song | FROGGY |
| Openly gay | OUT |
| Pantry item | JAR |
| Partner of shock | AWE |
| Peachy | AOK |
| Per | EACH |
| Played for a fool | USED |
| Possess, as thou might | HAST |
| Quite a bash, in slang | PARTAY |
| Rapper ___ Azalea | IGGY |
| Relating to gaps | LACUNAR |
| S or M | SIZE |
| Sam of Watergate hearings | ERVIN |
| See 64-Down | NBCTV |
| Seize | GRAB |
| Semester's end | FINALS |
| Seminary study: Abbr | REL |
| Senectitude | OLDAGE |
| Shade of green | LIME |
| Show out? | STAGEDOOR |
| Show with Kate McKinnon, for short | SNL |
| Sidestep | AVOID |
| Singer Garfunkel | ART |
| Sort of rooftop unit, familiarly | HVAC |
| Story line | ARC |
| Strong desire | URGE |
| Subject of a 2001-02 scandal | ENRON |
| Take as a bride | WIVE |
| Telly pitch | ADVERT |
| Tidbit with rice in Creole cuisine | REDBEAN |
| Took a breather | SAT |
| Tool for undoing stitches | SEAMRIPPER |
| Total mess | FIASCO |
| Trying to show no signs of life | PLAYINGCARD |
| Voodoo, e.g | DARKART |
| Was forced to turn down an invitation | HAVANANS |
| What many runners do before a marathon | CARBOLOAD |
| Where coal miners work | PITS |
| Work | KNEAD |
| Wrecks, as chances | TORPEDOES |
| ___ about (approximately) | ONOR |
| ___ diagram | VENN |
| ___ News | FOX |
| ___ Reader | UTNE |