| Clues | Answers |
| Afternoon repast | high tea |
| Authentic | GENUINE |
| Bird in Danzig Rebellion | GREBE |
| Bleeper | PAGER |
| Blunder | CLANGER |
| Christian messenger | APOSTLE |
| Complies with | OBEYS |
| Country sport needs right man | RURAL |
| Cuppa on Everest? | high tea |
| Disciple bitter about situation | APOSTLE |
| Domain | REALM |
| Draw attention to streak in hair | HIGHLIGHT |
| Effort to welcome a cold girl | TRACY |
| Emphasise | HIGHLIGHT |
| Excellent book? Exactly! | PLUMB |
| Family German bloke leaves in error | CLANGER |
| Faze | UNNERVE |
| Female name | TRACY |
| Flightless bird | EMU |
| Follows chaotic boys with internal energy | OBEYS |
| Genuine monarch's leader in province | REALM |
| Get Edna drunk? It's denied! | NEGATED |
| Great Britain, poor, banking two pounds | BRILLIANT |
| Grounded flyer from Salem University | EMU |
| Heraklion citizen | CRETAN |
| Hostile element in poetry? | AVERSE |
| Letter puzzle | ANAGRAM |
| Loath | AVERSE |
| Match not serious | LIGHT |
| Mature and complex plan | AGENDA |
| Mediterranean islander in trance given shake | CRETAN |
| Might gelding be niggled by this? | ANAGRAM |
| Mountain found in national park | ALP |
| Nobleman under pressure seeks gem | PEARL |
| Nullified | NEGATED |
| Nun ever shaking rattle | UNNERVE |
| Oyster bead | PEARL |
| Pastoral or bucolic | RURAL |
| Perfectly straight | PLUMB |
| Planner: he meets me in SCR | SCHEMER |
| Procedure | METHOD |
| Radiance | LIGHT |
| Real ingénue reviewed | GENUINE |
| Saved | RESCUED |
| Schedule | AGENDA |
| Secret plotter | SCHEMER |
| Secured rebel is liberated | RESCUED |
| Shining | BRILLIANT |
| Signaller fermented grape | PAGER |
| Swiss peak | ALP |
| The French girl outside brings fever | MALARIA |
| Tray emptied to hold rum drink | TODDY |
| Tropical disease | MALARIA |
| Water bird | GREBE |
| Way the rebellious Mod gets around | METHOD |
| Winter warmer | TODDY |
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The Telegraph - Toughie - Oct 31 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
| Clues | Answers |
| An Olympic medallist going round in small boat | CANOE |
| Brand of wine to get sister down? The reverse | BLUENUN |
| Broadcasting to millions consuming little electricity | TELECOM |
| Brushing up on foreign language, improving appearance in table? | FRENCHPOLISHING |
| Criticise expert over a wonder cure | PANACEA |
| Dark Blues set off in racing boat | OUTRIGGER |
| Does perhaps cut across vehicle going over repeated route | RETRACED |
| Fattening food's given relative inflammation | CARBUNCLE |
| First US pilot is somehow crossing over in this | SPIRITOFSTLOUIS |
| France needs taller rugby player | FLANKER |
| Hippopotamus clearly shows strength | MUSCLE |
| Lethal weapon finally changes hands | MORTAL |
| Loose woman cycling I love, being ladies' man | LOTHARIO |
| Lots let off at first when one's accepted clemency | LENITY |
| Lots of pipes providing note backing crooner | TUBING |
| Model can then charm | ENCHANT |
| One or two perhaps count in conclave | CARDINALNUMBERS |
| One's detained someone snooping around boy | PRISONER |
| Performance dropping tango for string instrument | ACCORDION |
| Playwright with digestive condition needing nurse | IBSEN |
| Showy insect flying round university __ one makes a lot of noise | LOUDMOUTH |
| Sounds like what you need to drive off in military style | KHAKI |
| Spies dog out of control __ was rabbiting | GOSSIPED |
| Takes risks besieging old eastern bishop's territory | DIOCESE |
| Things I worked out? | INSIGHT |
| Tongue and groove primarily used in flooring | LINGO |
| Trite manifesto's concocted by member of government | MINISTEROFSTATE |
| Wide-ranging groups of organisms by lake | GENERAL |
The Telegraph - Cryptic - Oct 31 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
| Clues | Answers |
| A struggle to pack a ton and fly | AVIATE |
| Approximate in weight, and forged | WROUGHT |
| Away and certain to be heard -- not far from the coast | OFFSHORE |
| Band bare all and leave at last | STRIPE |
| Composition needing delicacy is English | TREATISE |
| Criminal here to use superior accommodation | TREEHOUSE |
| Drinks in one area of rolling hills | DOWNS |
| Encourage rapid growth, ignoring head | URGE |
| Ephemeral spirit Old Nick rejected | SHORTLIVED |
| Evil king's ruin | SINK |
| Furthest from the centre -- and high in intensity | EXTREME |
| Go with son and tip up cooker on fire | TURNSPIT |
| Grouchy old American chasing tin vessel | CANTANKEROUS |
| Helps to chase runs and attacks | RAIDS |
| In America, a gun each | APIECE |
| Irritation includes concerns for this literary form | PICARESQUE |
| Just out of the medals facing Spain, say the press | FOURTHESTATE |
| Likely to win strange spoon, oddly | ODDSON |
| Moved en masse from fighting in southern Mediterranean | SWARMED |
| Mystery perplexed Hindu town | WHODUNNIT |
| Names sit awkwardly, keeping credit for offenders | MISCREANTS |
| Plague caused by coppers covering steps in field | PESTILENCE |
| Raise charge in case of rapids or rocks | REEFS |
| Reacted emotionally to such material | FELT |
| Suitable work left on board with a Parisienne | OPPORTUNE |
| The girl has gone for a drink here! | SHEBEEN |
| The majority of ladies must accept predicaments can be healthy | WHOLESOME |
| Waterfowl work on good fruit | GOOSEGOG |
| Witches needing no lid for this cooker | OVEN |
| Within earshot, guarding approaches | NEARS |
The Telegraph - Quick - Oct 31 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
| Clues | Answers |
| Additional | EXTRA |
| Catchword | SLOGAN |
| Chit-chat | NATTER |
| Close at hand | NEARBY |
| Crying | INTEARS |
| Evil | WICKED |
| Exam | TEST |
| Fables | LEGENDS |
| Fat | OBESE |
| Follow orders | OBEY |
| Fossil fuel | OIL |
| Fruit; nonsense | RHUBARB |
| Function | USE |
| Give way | YIELD |
| Hold in | CONTAIN |
| Inexperienced | GREEN |
| Jug | EWER |
| Kill | SLAY |
| Male pig | BOAR |
| Military supplies | ORDNANCE |
| Passable; enough | ADEQUATE |
| Russian leader (once) | TSAR |
| Section | SEGMENT |
| Speak bad of | MALIGN |
| Take possession of | USURP |
| Tangle; growl | SNARL |
| Theft | ROBBERY |
| Variety; scope | RANGE |
| Verrucas | WARTS |
| Worshipped | PRAYED |
The Times - Concise - November 1 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
| The Times - Concise - Times Concise No 7798 | |
| Clues | Answers |
| Angelic being | SERAPH |
| Anglo-Saxon magistrate | REEVE |
| Basil sauce | PESTO |
| Boundary of shrubs | HEDGE |
| Bulbous bottle | DEMIJOHN |
| Cannabis cigarette | REEFER |
| Extremely bad | TERRIBLE |
| Follow on without a pause | SEGUE |
| Hundredth of a litre | CENTILITRE |
| Interlaced structure | MESH |
| Lapwing | PEEWIT |
| Long base of a ship | KEEL |
| Pay (for work done) | REMUNERATE |
| Quaker place of worship | meeting house |
| Relatively young | TEENAGE |
| River of oblivion | LETHE |
| Saturday and Sunday | WEEKEND |
| Spiritualist meeting | SEANCE |
| Strain to be sick | RETCH |
| Successor to a position | HEIR |
| Tide of smallest range | NEAP |
| Undone again | REOPENED |
| Unfair | below the belt |
| Wife of Odysseus | PENELOPE |
The Times - Cryptic - November 1 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
| The Times - Cryptic - Times Cryptic No 27184 | |
| Clues | Answers |
| Address about to be given border with neighbour? Engineers brought in | REFERENCE |
| Approximately five hundred turn up making public protests | DEMOS |
| Charity event with endless chat and music | RAGGA |
| Chicken maybe turning yellow with boss losing head | ROASTER |
| Country character of yesteryear in small piece (not leader in Times) | BRUNEI |
| Desolate areas sheltering revolutionary types disinclined to act | MOOCHERS |
| Drink with politician, Left philosopher who works willingly with others? | team player |
| Endlessly praise a learner, a cadet who really made it? | ADMIRAL |
| Experts taking steps when power is lost | ACES |
| Freely moving about, using a minor highway | ABROAD |
| Get rid of religious type keeping unorthodox rite | OBLITERATE |
| Hesitation shown by papa in awful divorce requiring much outlay | OVERPRICED |
| Impulse our gentlemen must restrain | URGE |
| Insurance __ attack sum added to bill | cover charge |
| Little donkey fed with Italian or Mexican food | BURRITO |
| Measure brought by Labour leader of yesteryear | FOOT |
| Old country fellow travelling round India | SIAM |
| One desperately wanting knowledge very quick to engage university | FAUST |
| Person at concert receiving good artist, one giving coded messages? | PROGRAMMER |
| Place that's holy almost has ruler drawing back | SHRINKING |
| Proof of who you are needed in Lincoln to stay | ABIDE |
| Sadder group collecting one prestigious award | blue riband |
| Share of top people who may discount religious claims? | RATIONALIST |
| Somehow doing my nut, complainer being scathing | UNCOMPLIMENTARY |
| Spooner's jolly enthusiast who may operate in the underworld? | FERRYMAN |
| Sport later modified somewhere in Ireland | real tennis |
| Survive journey away from home | ride out |
| Triumphs, putting out fine food | EATS |
| What's said to restrict someone in the Far East | THAI |
| The Times - Cryptic - Times Quick Cryptic No 1213 | |
| Clues | Answers |
| Accompaniment to sushi: was sailor given one? | WASABI |
| Boss curtailed educational activity | STUD |
| Commemorative envelope from factory drives production | first-day cover |
| Deliver drink before work | SUPPLY |
| Easy-to-read French articles about British territory | LEGIBLE |
| Encourage heading away from sudden rise in water | URGE |
| Executive toy used by scientist from birth? | newtons cradle |
| Failure has gone wrong, leading to pique | DUDGEON |
| Forecaster getting editor to show anger | see red |
| It helps me perceive an exclamation of surprise | my eye |
| Kitchen device, say __ good range, on reflection | egg timer |
| Not very close regarding small item | REMOTE |
| Picked up this when taking in good view | SIGHT |
| Picture of listener? Come close | draw near |
| Regulation applied to new part of garden | LAWN |
| Reluctance to move, i.e. train broken down | INERTIA |
| Second loud comment about beard without much substance | SCRAWNY |
| Stuff for DIY-er __ amount in piles scattered around | emulsion paint |
| Sun god linked to unknown quantity of sunlight | RAY |
| Support for sail in good time, without needing a professional | MASTERLY |
| Sure __ football will involve one | REF |
| Time to come round about match | AGREE |
| Trio ignoring hot part of forest | TREE |
| Vassal that is restricted by broken leg | LIEGE |
| Vegetarian food: obscure line taken by aficionado | HAZELNUT |
The Guardian - Cryptic - Nov 1 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
| Clues | Answers |
| A batter collecting runs, cricketer Warner | ALARMBELL |
| Arms raised and leg bent to get comfy? | SNUGGLE |
| Clothing medic top and bottom in scrubs? | DRESSES |
| Corny stuff in act Sir Galahad served up | GRIST |
| Current Hair cast member | ACTRESS |
| Dog bitten by dog and bone gets fatigue | LASSITUDE |
| Dog, having cocked up leg in street, keeps quiet | ENGLISHSETTER |
| Famous day school? On the contrary | NOTED |
| Fleet Street's original old man about to do wrong and injure a lawyer | SPANISHARMADA |
| Give fake news to schoolgirl, say? | MISINFORM |
| Goes round topless, then matures | EVOLVES |
| Good porridge rejected, if US version | GRITS |
| Illness caused by bug __ one given various names by the French | GERMANMEASLES |
| Inconvenience of one new wee chair? | INCOMMODE |
| Infecting one's leg with iodine __ and, sadly, no GP around | POISONING |
| Lobby against sporting blue ties | VESTIBULE |
| Meets regularly in wooded valley estate | DEMESNE |
| Mischief-maker follows a game live | ANIMATE |
| One dressed in black: flipping stoned mourner? | NIOBE |
| One reportedly made secure investment choice? | UNITTRUST |
| Pressgate? | CROWD |
| Related couple dance round in church | COGNATE |
| Sorry, I can't help you up on horse first | DUNNO |
| Sweet bread hot around Luxembourg | STOLLEN |
| Top part of grid in empty column | CROWN |
| Type of dressing essential for burn | SINGE |
| Where rest of ham never returned during wedding party? | GREENROOM |
| Wife, not daughter, has arranged a discount, going round sales with lowered prices | DUTCHAUCTIONS |
The Guardian - Quick - Nov 1 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
| Clues | Answers |
| 19th-century prime minister | GLADSTONE |
| Abase oneself | GROVEL |
| Accommodation for prisoners | CELLS |
| Adhere | CLING |
| Awkward | ILLATEASE |
| Countless | UNTOLD |
| Exaggerated | OVERBLOWN |
| Favour not available to all | PRIVILEGE |
| Government by one person with absolute power | AUTOCRACY |
| Inclined walkway | RAMP |
| Medical practitioner | PHYSICIAN |
| Moderately cold | COOL |
| Murderous | HOMICIDAL |
| Not hilly | FLAT |
| Old four-pence coin | GROAT |
| On the go | ACTIVE |
| Oral exam | VIVA |
| Pacified | CALMED |
| Pleasure trip | OUTING |
| Set aside | SAVE |
| South-west African country, capital Luanda | ANGOLA |
| Spoiled | MARRED |
| Spoken or written declaration | STATEMENT |
| Stringed instrument | HARP |
| Talent seeker | SCOUT |
| The Ugly Duckling's outcome | SWAN |
| US coin | CENT |
| Wall paintings | MURALS |
Irish Times (Simplex) - Nov 1 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
| Clues | Answers |
| A full supply | PLENTY |
| Abnormal, aberrant | ATYPICAL |
| Badges of office | INSIGNIA |
| Bloodsucking insects | LICE |
| Bony framework | SKELETON |
| Deceptions, illusions | TRICKS |
| Devices with moving parts | MACHINES |
| Funnel-shaped windstorm | TORNADO |
| Furthermore, in addition | MOREOVER |
| Lacking imagination, dull | PROSAIC |
| Laid aside for future use | STORED |
| Large underground chamber | CAVERN |
| Left to choice, not compulsory | OPTIONAL |
| Let bee loose about this insect | BEETLE |
| Lofts, garrets | ATTICS |
| Lover, especially of a married person | PARAMOUR |
| Manage with limited means | MAKEDO |
| Mountain lake | TARN |
| Not far away | NEAR |
| One serves at table | WAITER |
| Outdoor snack | PICNIC |
| Physical disorder | AILMENT |
| Point out, show | INDICATE |
| Predicted | FORETOLD |
| Relating to people living in groups | SOCIAL |
| Responsible for a reprehensible act | GUILTY |
| Small Greek letter and small amount | IOTA |
| Spanish dance and type of jacket | BOLERO |
| Spatter liquid around | SPRINKLE |
| Temple of all the gods | PANTHEON |
| The basis for belief or disbelief | EVIDENCE |
| Warned or aroused to a sense of danger | ALERTED |
Irish Times (Crosaire) - Nov 1 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
| Clues | Answers |
| Catholic comprehensive? | ECLECTIC |
| Covered-up a Shakespearean character with Ottoman roots | PASHA |
| Duck starter with fish and a type of meat - you could pull a wagon if you had that | DRAYHORSE |
| Etching a model working at a fellow's place | TEACHING |
| Finishes 22 across with nag | HORSE |
| First Picasso in nude form? Flip! | UPEND |
| Foreign footballers retiring to 25 across is alarming | AFFRIGHT |
| Height applied to church using modern gadgetry | HIGHTECH |
| How judge judged criminal charged over initial theft? Assessed the suit! | TRIEDITON |
| In the autumn, one cold could be infectious | SEPTIC |
| Keep that under your hat or veil? | HUSHUP |
| Killer whale circles that man with a fair stroke - get them to play that music from Jaws, for instance | ORCHESTRA |
| Massive tax write-off consumed by one of those in the pit | COLOSSAL |
| Old man gets out of Promised Land - you can see it on The Web | SPIDER |
| One of the old coppers with talent working for The Yard obviously | PATENTLY |
| One of those from Irish kitchen in the army is likely to be fired | COLCANNON |
| One of those successes following a meeting at the bar gets carried away with business trip | OVERNIGHTBAG |
| Organisation is organised by sloppy type | UNMETHODICAL |
| Outlines the characters with awkward client in ship | STENCILS |
| Part of dance exercise in large flat space | STEPPE |
| Quarrel is over writing that will give one the heebie-jeebies | FRIGHT |
| Quintet from 14 across opening for One Direction could be beacons of illumination | LIGHTS |
| Race of sailor isn't part of revelations | EVENT |
| Serge's adaptation is way out | EGRESS |
| There won't be any jam produced in this business following most of 8 down | LIGHTTRAFFIC |
| They restrict the noise in sound systems? | EARPLUGS |
| Unimportant people throwing digs at people in Ring | LIGHTWEIGHTS |
| Woman with skater's figure is a concern for dieter | WEIGHT |
Eugene Sheffer - King Feature Syndicate - Nov 1 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
| Clues | Answers |
| 'Mayday!' | SOS |
| Abysmal | BAD |
| Actress Rossellini | ISABELLA |
| Ado | FUSS |
| Amazon's virtual assistant | ALEXA |
| Apiece | EACH |
| Arbiter | JUDGE |
| Attempt | SHOT |
| Austen novel | EMMA |
| Bank charges | FEES |
| Bankbook abbr | INT |
| Bigwig | NABOB |
| Bio stat | AGE |
| Body pics | TATS |
| Brain parts | CEREBELLA |
| Cannes milk | LAIT |
| Clear the deck? | MOP |
| Confronted | FACED |
| Crony | PAL |
| Designer Rabanne | PACO |
| Endure | LAST |
| Favorite | PET |
| Faxed | SENT |
| Fib | LIE |
| Flat floaters | RAFTS |
| Fuzzy image | BLUR |
| Gents | MEN |
| Goal | AIM |
| Gum flavor | MINT |
| Handle | KNOB |
| Hat | TOPPER |
| Hot tubs | SPAS |
| Humdrum | BLAH |
| Insertion symbols | CARETS |
| Junior | SON |
| LBJ's successor | RMN |
| Levy | TAX |
| March Madness gp | NCAA |
| Molds | SHAPES |
| Opposite of nyet | DA |
| Owed amount | DEBT |
| Parasol | UMBRELLA |
| Part of Q.E.D | ERAT |
| Past | AGO |
| Per person | APOP |
| Pitcher Maglie | SAL |
| Plotting | UPTO |
| Punk rock offshoot | EMO |
| Rise | STAND |
| Saxophone range | ALTO |
| School support org | PTA |
| Scrapped mission | NOGO |
| Singer Norah | JONES |
| Six-pack units | CANS |
| Society newcomer | DEB |
| Squid squirt | INK |
| Stately trees | ELMS |
| Tea type | HERBAL |
| Tin Man's need | OIL |
| UFO pilot | ET |
| Ultramodernist | NEO |
| Warmth | HEAT |
| Web address | URL |
| With no instrumental accompaniment | ACAPPELLA |
| Word of warning | DONT |
| Zodiac feline | LEO |
Thomas Joseph - King Feature Syndicate - Nov 1 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
| Clues | Answers |
| 'West Side Story' role | ANITA |
| Alan of 'M*A*S*H' | ALDA |
| Brighten | ELATE |
| Burger topper | ONION |
| Burning | AFIRE |
| Calls on | USES |
| Casual talk | CHAT |
| Cattle call | MOO |
| Class leader | TEACHER |
| Counting number | INTEGER |
| Criticize harshly | SLAM |
| Debussy suite | LAMER |
| Did some modeling | POSED |
| Dolphin home | SEA |
| Dominant | ALPHA |
| Fall mo | OCT |
| Fast runner | HARE |
| Feared eel | MORAY |
| Fuse | UNITE |
| German article | DAS |
| Gets away | ESCAPES |
| Heady brew | ALE |
| Homer's neighbor | NED |
| Ignored a fast | ATE |
| Jamie of 'M*A*S*H' | FARR |
| John Lennon song | IMAGINE |
| Join forces | TEAMUP |
| Kneecap | PATELLA |
| Knight's weapon | LANCE |
| Looked over | EYED |
| Louvre location | PARIS |
| Lush | SOT |
| Made blank | ERASED |
| Mamie's mate | IKE |
| Many modern movies | REMAKES |
| Mess up | ERR |
| Muse of music | EUTERPE |
| Music's Yoko | ONO |
| O'Neill work | DRAMA |
| Photo session | SHOOT |
| Plain to see | CLEAR |
| Pre-show ad | TEASER |
| Red Rose | PETE |
| Riot queller | TEARGAS |
| Series-ending abbr | ETC |
| Storybook monster | OGRE |
| Swiftness | HASTE |
| Tear off | DETACH |
| Velocity | RATE |
| Vietnam city | HANOI |
Wall Street Journal - Nov 1 2018 - Crossword Puzzle Answers
| Clues | Answers |
| 'Beg pardon?' | WHAT |
| 'EastEnders' network | BBC |
| 'I'm good with it,' or a description of eight occurrences in this puzzle | OKBYME |
| 'Saturn Devouring His Son' painter | GOYA |
| 'Stand and Deliver' Oscar nominee | OLMOS |
| 2009 Hilary Swank biopic | AMELIA |
| Absorbed | RAPT |
| Angular measure | RADIAN |
| Another, in Andalucia | OTRA |
| Bannister, e.g | MILER |
| Barbecue staple | SMOKEDMEAT |
| Base of the Tokugawa shoguns | EDO |
| Best Picture winner about a Bronx butcher | MARTY |
| Biases | SKEWS |
| Bochco project between 'Hill Street Blues' and 'NYPD Blue' | LALAW |
| Boo-boo | OWIE |
| Bottom-line no | AMT |
| Celebrity profile revisions? | NOSEJOBS |
| Cheerios base | OAT |
| Consider | HEAR |
| Crapshooter's entreaty | COMETOPAPA |
| Creature about half as tall as a Wookiee | EWOK |
| Cuts from the cloth | DEFROCKS |
| Dr. Zaius, for one | APE |
| Electrified | LIVE |
| Embarks | SETSOFF |
| Feint by a Flyer | DEKE |
| General carrier | JEEP |
| Give voice to | AIR |
| Good at guile | SLY |
| Great divide | GULF |
| He or I | ELEM |
| Heats at meets | RACES |
| Hurdles for MBA hopefuls | GMATS |
| Induction requirement, often | OATH |
| It's played with a rope and knife | CLUE |
| Land in the Loire | ILE |
| Laptop that may run Google Classroom | CHROMEBOOK |
| Livy's love | AMOR |
| Media di due e quattro | TRE |
| Nike founder Knight | PHIL |
| One of the fire signs | LEO |
| Packing | ARMED |
| Parting target | HAIR |
| PC's video-handling chip | GPU |
| Pen holder? | CELL |
| Plotted | COOKEDUPASCHEME |
| Police lines | CORDONS |
| Potsticker's place | WOK |
| Pull an all-nighter, perhaps | CRAM |
| Put together | MADE |
| Reduce bank deposits, say | ERODE |
| Reservoir upriver of the Grand Canyon | LAKEPOWELL |
| Rootless one | NOMAD |
| Sarcastic words to a klutz | SMOOTHMOVE |
| Skeevy look | LEER |
| Slimy pod | OKRA |
| Snap event of 2017 | IPO |
| Snitch-catching Quidditch position | SEEKER |
| Squander | BLOW |
| Squeeze (out) | EKE |
| Star quality | GLAMOR |
| Stately display | POMP |
| Techie, stereotypically | GEEK |
| They end with a show of hands | POKERGAMES |
| They're picked by some Hawaiians | UKES |
| Trade groups | GUILDS |
| Troubles | NAGSAT |
| TV blogger's posts | RECAPS |
| Upgrade at the terminal | RESEAT |
| Utterly defeat, informally | OWN |
| Vixen's baby | KIT |
| Wear | GARB |
| Went like gangbusters | BOOMED |
| Work period | WEEK |
| ___ Spiegel | DER |
New York Times - Nov 1 2018 Thursday Crossword Puzzle Answers
Across
1. Something you must be willing to leave? : ESTATE
7. Them's the breaks! : ADS
10. River past Orsk and Orenburg : URAL
14. Add to in haste : SLAPON
15. Snake genus, or one of its members : BOA
16. Pet form of José : PEPE
17. *Sound of little feet : PITTERPATTER
18. Shade of deep purple : EGGPLANT
20. Custom-fit : TAILOR
22. *Tycho Brahe contemporary : GALILEOGALILEI
23. Bridge player's combo : TENACE
25. Deprive of courage : UNMAN
26. 3.3, give or take : BPLUS
29. Without a downside : NORISK
31. A lot : LOADS
32. Solidarity leader Walesa : LECH
33. *Mr. Moneybags : FATCAT
36. McGillin's ___ Ale House (historic Philadelphia tavern) : OLDE
37. *Branded candy with multicolored beans : JELLYBELLY
39. Close follower of a team? : PLOW
40. *Woman's young lover, in slang : BOYTOY
41. Actress Campbell : NEVE
42. Staple of ragtime music : PIANO
43. Corrects, as an ID on Facebook : RETAGS
45. Cary of "The Princess Bride" : ELWES
46. Neighbor of Tonga : SAMOA
49. Dr. Seuss' real surname : GEISEL
51. *Small talk : CHITTERCHATTER
53. Leapt : SPRANG
56. Bossed around : HECTORED
58. *Idiom meaning "guaranteed" : ASGOODASGOLD
60. Sea of Tranquillity, e.g. : MARE
61. Chief agricultural export of Kenya : TEA
62. Part of a steering system : TIEROD
63. Something commonly found in a laundry bag : ODOR
64. Remnant : END
65. Wholly absorbed : ENRAPT
Down
1. Picking up things? : ESP
2. Louver feature : SLIT/SLAT
3. "See ya!" : TATA
4. Ability : APTITUDE
5. Like sandals : TOELESS
6. ___ Field, former home to the Houston Astros : ENRON
7. Figure seen on the National Mall, informally : ABE
8. Writing on many a greeting card : DOGGEREL
9. Frank Herbert's "Dune" series, e.g. : SAGA
10. What you need to talk to a satellite : UPLINK
11. Sphere : REALM
12. Nocturnal affliction : APNEA
13. Admitted : LETON/LETIN
19. Richly luxurious : PLUSH
21. Did one leg of a triathlon : RAN
24. What's helpful to a degree? : COLLEGE
26. Ink stain, e.g. : BLOB/BLOT
27. Explorer whose name is a sport : POLO
28. Word in many Catholic church names : LADY
30. Frigid : ICY
33. Scratch, say : FLAW/CLAW
34. Tops : AONE
35. Groups on Noah's Ark : TWOS
37. Take a flier : JET/BET
38. Bond girl in 2006's "Casino Royale" : EVAGREEN
39. Visigoth vis-Ă -vis Rome : PILLAGER
41. "Cool beans!" : NEATO
42. Uses a keyhole, perhaps : PEERSIN
43. Scoundrel, in Britain : ROTTER
44. Girl in the fam : SIS
46. Loser : SCHMO
47. Up : AHEAD
48. Prefix with economics : MICRO/MACRO
50. Rush : SPATE
52. One-named French designer : ERTE
54. "The Thin Man" role : NORA
55. Sticky stuff : GOOP/GLOP
57. One who might explain the birds and the bees : DAD
59. Debugging aid? : DDT
USA Today - Nov 1 2018 Thursday Crossword Puzzle Answers
| Clues | Answers |
| 'Golden' 35-Down | OLDIE |
| 'Peter Pan' beast, for short | CROC |
| 'To a . . .' poet | ODIST |
| '___ a silly question . . .' | ASK |
| '___ too shabby!' | NOT |
| 44-Across geometry calculation | AREA |
| Al who created Dogpatch | CAPP |
| Amply ventilated | AIRY |
| Anglers with pots | EELERS |
| Attach special importance to | PLACEAPREMIUMON |
| Banks who was known as 'Mr. Cub' | ERNIE |
| Bastes, e.g | SEWS |
| Batik artists, e.g | DYERS |
| Big bashes | FETES |
| Brillo competitor | SOS |
| Captures, as flavor | SEALSIN |
| Catchall abbreviation | ETAL |
| Cleared in winter | PLOWED |
| Cola flavoring | CHERRY |
| Dale who rode Buttermilk | EVANS |
| Dance to a ukulele, perhaps | HULA |
| Deteriorates, in a way | RUSTS |
| Dickens' mysterious Edwin | DROOD |
| Dogged it | LOAFED |
| Dwarf planet beyond Mars | CERES |
| Eliciting a shrug, perhaps | SOSO |
| End-of-workweek cry | TGIF |
| Forage grain | MILLET |
| Form a bridge across | SPAN |
| Freestyler's genre | RAP |
| Gardner of 'Mogambo' | AVA |
| Gemologist's measure | CARAT |
| Glass of public radio | IRA |
| Have a pulse | SHOWSIGNSOFLIFE |
| Heavy hammer | SLEDGE |
| Held in contempt | SCORNED |
| Home to most NHL teams | USA |
| How most LPs are bought, now | USED |
| If all goes wrong | ATWORST |
| In the thick of | AMID |
| Install, as tile | LAY |
| iPod selection | SONG |
| Jam to capacity | FILL |
| Jellyfish attack | STING |
| Libations with pub grub | ALES |
| Like removable teeth | FALSE |
| Loupe, essentially | LENS |
| Male bighorn | RAM |
| Microchipped family members | PETS |
| Most driving-permit holders | TEENS |
| Not worth debating | MOOT |
| Occasion to use water cannons | RIOT |
| Off in the distance | AFAR |
| One to hang with | PAL |
| Online transactions, briefly | EFTS |
| Ordination, e.g | RITE |
| Parent at a stud farm | SIRE |
| Patronize, as a beanery | EATAT |
| Places to overnight | INNS |
| Positive thinker Norman Vincent ___ | PEALE |
| Protestant work ___ | ETHIC |
| Put cargo aboard | LADE |
| Quill pen point | NIB |
| Replaceable joint | KNEE |
| Responded to reveille | AWOKE |
| Right triangle ratio | SINE |
| Serengeti excursion | SAFARI |
| Smallish combo | TRIO |
| Sue Grafton's '___ for Silence' | SIS |
| Take most of the electoral votes | WINBYALANDSLIDE |
| Turkish leader of old | PASHA |
| Twiddling one's thumbs | IDLE |
| Two-dimensional figure | PLANE |
| UAW part | AUTO |
| Walk in the wild | HIKE |
| Waltzed through | ACED |
| Word before flare or panel | SOLAR |
| Yellowstone Park attraction | GEYSER |
The Washington Post - Oct 31 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
| Clues | Answers |
| 'Africa' band | TOTO |
| 'Lower your voice!' | SHH |
| 50states.com graphic, for short | USMAP |
| Actor Nick | NOLTE |
| Actor who frights for every part? | SCARYGRANT |
| Actor who's anxious to get the Halloween party startled? | BOOBRIDGES |
| Air rifle ammo | BBS |
| Bedevil | NAGAT |
| Bends to retie laces, say | STOOPS |
| Brief TV plug | SPOTAD |
| Chowderheads | DOPES |
| Colorado tribe | UTES |
| Comedian who says no body's perfect? | REDSKELETON |
| Communications co. with a blue-and-white globe logo | ATT |
| Complete, as a PDF contract | ESIGN |
| Composer who was a CBS reporter | TESH |
| Country singer David Allan __ | COE |
| Crime film group | THEMOB |
| Crocus kin | IRIS |
| Curved fastener | UBOLT |
| Dangling jewelry | EARBOB |
| Donkey | ASS |
| Dudes-only | STAG |
| Everycity, USA | PEORIA |
| Fenced-in area | PEN |
| Florida key, e.g | ISLET |
| Former Fed chair Bernanke | BEN |
| Former Persian ruler | SHAH |
| Gen. Assembly member | UNREP |
| Gets one's feet wet | WADES |
| Gives over (to) | CEDES |
| Greece neighbor: Abbr | ALB |
| Hoops gp. since 1996 | WNBA |
| Ice cream brand | EDYS |
| Just barely | ATAD |
| Kidd stuff | PIRACY |
| Like this puzzle's theme? | HAUNTED |
| Man __: trendy hairstyle | BUN |
| Matte finish? | SILENTE |
| Medium ability | ESP |
| Messy stack | HEAP |
| Michelle Robinson's married name | OBAMA |
| Mideast chieftains | SHEIKS |
| Momentarily will, after 'is' | ABOUTTO |
| Neighborhood | AREA |
| Novelist Zola | EMILE |
| One might put stock in it | SOUP |
| Only | MERE |
| Opposite of away | HOME |
| Pear centers | CORES |
| Pooch who shared spaghetti with Lady | TRAMP |
| Pop group whose music is in en-crypted files? | SPICEGHOULS |
| Ran, as dye | BLED |
| Remote batteries | AAAS |
| Remote button | PLAY |
| Russo who plays Frigga in 'Thor' films | RENE |
| Sci-fi character trying to creep it real? | MISTERSPOOK |
| Show impatience, in a way | PACE |
| Small keyboard | SPINET |
| Smidge | SKOSH |
| Sonnet line fivesome | IAMBI |
| Speaker for low sounds | SUBBASS |
| Spongy toy | NERFBALL |
| Steal from | ROB |
| Story with many chapters | SAGA |
| Sweetie, in slang | BAE |
| Travel with the band | GOONTOUR |
| Uncork, say | OPEN |
| Velvet-voiced Tormé | MEL |
| Way out | ESCAPE |
| Zero | NOTONE |
| __ B'rith | BNAI |
| __ de deux | PAS |
| __ shot | FLU |
Newsday.com - Oct 31 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
| Clues | Answers |
| ''Absolutely!'' | YES |
| Abutting | NEXTTO |
| Baby bird's sound | PEEP |
| Barbecue rod | SPIT |
| Barbell metal | IRON |
| Be apt (to) | TEND |
| Breadwinner | INCOMEPRODUCER |
| British Conservative | TORY |
| Brother of Moses | AARON |
| Coloring in frosting | DYE |
| Conclusion | END |
| Courageous | BRAVE |
| Current fashion | TREND |
| Cutlet meat | VEAL |
| Date with an MD | APPT |
| Desert spots with springs | OASES |
| Didn't grant | DENIED |
| Dilate | WIDEN |
| El Al logo | SIXPOINTEDSTAR |
| Emporium | STORE |
| Even once | EVER |
| Exam for HS seniors | SAT |
| FBI operative | AGT |
| Fiery crime | ARSON |
| Fine black wood | EBONY |
| Former ''Tonight Show'' host | LENO |
| Give or take | ABOUT |
| Glasgow native | SCOT |
| Gold rush participants | MINERS |
| Having the means | ABLE |
| Informal eatery | DINER |
| Initial poker stake | ANTE |
| Intended (to) | AIMED |
| Junk email | SPAM |
| Justice Samuel | ALITO |
| Leopard or lynx | CAT |
| Lobby for | URGE |
| Loch of fame | NESS |
| Logically sound | VALID |
| Mad Hatter guest | ALICE |
| Mexican Mrs | SRA |
| Mice, to owls | PREY |
| Monks' home | ABBEY |
| Nation on the Caspian Sea | IRAN |
| Needing a chimney sweep | SOOTY |
| Neglect to mention | OMIT |
| News story | ITEM |
| Pick-me-up | BRACER |
| Pickle variety | SOUR |
| Planetary spins | ROTATIONS |
| Pork cut | LOIN |
| Printed error | TYPO |
| Radio station executive | PROGRAMDIRECTOR |
| Reach a cost of | RUNTO |
| Rooms that may be ''finished'' | BASEMENTS |
| Rustic hotel | INN |
| Second to __ (superior) | NONE |
| Sgt. or cpl | NCO |
| Shoe leathers | SUEDES |
| Shoo-__ (sure winners) | INS |
| Social equal | PEER |
| Soufflé ingredient | EGG |
| Spiteful | MEAN |
| Spiteful | NASTY |
| Sponge opening | PORE |
| Sports page figures | STATS |
| Sudden increase | SURGE |
| Tack on | APPEND |
| Take a chair | SIT |
| Take five | REST |
| Take to court | SUE |
| Thoroughfare | ROAD |
| Took the gold medal | WON |
| Try out | TEST |
| Warms up, for short | PREPS |
| Watch secretly | SPYON |
| Wintry precipitation | SLEET |
| Word of solemn approval | AMEN |
Universal - Oct 31 2018 Wednesday Crossword Puzzle Answers
| Clues | Answers |
| "Comin' ___ the Rye" | THRO |
| "So long" in Italy | CIAO |
| A polite address | MAAM |
| Active, as "the game" | AFOOT |
| Alien mover | UFO |
| Angel costume part | HALO |
| Any starting MLB team | NONET |
| Author Blyton | ENID |
| Bawl but good | SOB |
| Big name in pop music | ADELE |
| Blue-green | CYAN |
| Bright, as a student | APT |
| Calorie-stuffed | RICH |
| Category | KIND |
| Cosmetics ingredient | ALOE |
| Desert watering spot | OASIS |
| Do Huntington Beach | SURF |
| Dress for many | SARI |
| Dude? Close | HOMIE |
| Election contest | RACE |
| Field goal attempt | KICK |
| Foe | ENEMY |
| Gilbert of TV | SARA |
| Golfer's necessity | TEE |
| Grain storage buildings | SILOS |
| Highs? No, U-turn | LOWS |
| House pooch's scrap | ORT |
| Hunts and gathers | CULLS |
| Hymenopteran critter | ANT |
| It must be tired to go | CAR |
| Late '20s architecture style | DECO |
| List-ending abbr | ETAL |
| Lovingly potty train a boy? | CARETHEPANTSOFF |
| Lovingly provide horrible nursing? | CAREHALFTODEATH |
| Mark on a road | SKID |
| Mattress stuffing | KAPOK |
| Mexican parties | FIESTAS |
| Mongolia's ___ Bator | ULAN |
| More frost-covered | ICIER |
| Muse of history | CLIO |
| Nicholas II's title | TSAR |
| Not foreign | LOCAL |
| Not quite right | AMISS |
| Not sure | IFFY |
| Office fetcher | GOFER |
| Old Tokyo | EDO |
| On a hard drive | STORED |
| One with will power? | LEGATEE |
| Opportunity maker? | NASA |
| Oz lover's Halloween outfit? | CARECROWCOSTUME |
| Perform, if you're 575 | DOETH |
| Picked hairstyle | AFRO |
| Pouchlike body parts | SACS |
| Pours rain | TEEMS |
| Pressure in a forecast | BAROMETRIC |
| Red Sea peninsula | SINAI |
| Romantic flower | ROSE |
| Roof type for many | THATCH |
| Santa Claus' shaving mishap? | NICK |
| Sign of an old bumper | RUST |
| Slow-moving tree beast | SLOTH |
| Some machine settings | OFFS |
| Spanish dessert wine | MALAGA |
| Spirited horse | ARAB |
| Spoken exam | ORAL |
| Test 5-Down | DEMO |
| Testing versions | BETAS |
| Too dumb to consider | INANE |
| Turkish big wheel | AGHA |
| Type of sauce | SOY |
| Unlike a gracious loser | SORE |
| Valuable possession | ASSET |
| Very greedy with grub | GLUTTONOUS |
| Walk heavily | PLOD |
| Went against, as a pitcher | FACED |
| What the risky stick out | NECK |
| With the most wisdom | SAGEST |
| Word separating business hours | TIL |
L.A. Times Daily - Oct 31 2018 Wednesday Crossword Puzzle Answers
| Clues | Answers |
| "Africa" band | TOTO |
| "Lower your voice!" | SHH |
| 50states.com graphic, for short | USMAP |
| Actor Nick | NOLTE |
| Actor who frights for every part? | SCARYGRANT |
| Actor who's anxious to get the Halloween party startled? | BOOBRIDGES |
| Air rifle ammo | BBS |
| Bedevil | NAGAT |
| Bends to retie laces, say | STOOPS |
| Brief TV plug | SPOTAD |
| Chowderheads | DOPES |
| Colorado tribe | UTES |
| Comedian who says no body's perfect? | REDSKELETON |
| Communications co. with a blue-and-white globe logo | ATT |
| Complete, as a PDF contract | ESIGN |
| Composer who was a CBS reporter | TESH |
| Country singer David Allan __ | COE |
| Crime film group | THEMOB |
| Crocus kin | IRIS |
| Curved fastener | UBOLT |
| Dangling jewelry | EARBOB |
| Donkey | ASS |
| Dudes-only | STAG |
| Everycity, USA | PEORIA |
| Fenced-in area | PEN |
| Florida key, e.g | ISLET |
| Former Fed chair Bernanke | BEN |
| Former Persian ruler | SHAH |
| Gen. Assembly member | UNREP |
| Gets one's feet wet | WADES |
| Gives over (to) | CEDES |
| Greece neighbor: Abbr | ALB |
| Hoops gp. since 1996 | WNBA |
| Ice cream brand | EDYS |
| Just barely | ATAD |
| Kidd stuff | PIRACY |
| Like this puzzle's theme? | HAUNTED |
| Man __: trendy hairstyle | BUN |
| Matte finish? | SILENTE |
| Medium ability | ESP |
| Messy stack | HEAP |
| Michelle Robinson's married name | OBAMA |
| Mideast chieftains | SHEIKS |
| Momentarily will, after "is" | ABOUTTO |
| Neighborhood | AREA |
| Novelist Zola | EMILE |
| One might put stock in it | SOUP |
| Only | MERE |
| Opposite of away | HOME |
| Pear centers | CORES |
| Pooch who shared spaghetti with Lady | TRAMP |
| Pop group whose music is in en-crypted files? | SPICEGHOULS |
| Ran, as dye | BLED |
| Remote batteries | AAAS |
| Remote button | PLAY |
| Russo who plays Frigga in "Thor" films | RENE |
| Sci-fi character trying to creep it real? | MISTERSPOOK |
| Show impatience, in a way | PACE |
| Small keyboard | SPINET |
| Smidge | SKOSH |
| Sonnet line fivesome | IAMBI |
| Speaker for low sounds | SUBBASS |
| Spongy toy | NERFBALL |
| Steal from | ROB |
| Story with many chapters | SAGA |
| Sweetie, in slang | BAE |
| Travel with the band | GOONTOUR |
| Uncork, say | OPEN |
| Velvet-voiced Tormé | MEL |
| Way out | ESCAPE |
| Zero | NOTONE |
| __ B'rith | BNAI |
| __ de deux | PAS |
| __ shot | FLU |
The Sun - Two Speed - Oct 31 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
| Clues | Answers |
| Add or connect | ATTACH |
| At brisk tempo | ALLEGRO |
| Be in debt | OWE |
| Bloke gets lover in order | MANDATE |
| Bouncer maybe needed for dance | BALL |
| Call student first murder victim | LABEL |
| Constraint | LIMIT |
| Cricket delivery | BALL |
| Decorate | ADORN |
| Degradation | ABASEMENT |
| Dicky simpers to grab attention | IMPRESS |
| Digitalis | FOXGLOVE |
| Farmer used to steer | TILLER |
| Fix power supply in that broadcast | ATTACH |
| Go to ground? | lie low |
| Guess fool upset bird | ASSUME |
| Have tab in Padstow eatery | OWE |
| Helm lever | TILLER |
| House plant turning blue first | DWELLING |
| Humiliation in a crypt? | ABASEMENT |
| In haze kiss sweetheart giving flower | FOXGLOVE |
| Inbox nuisance | SPAM |
| Level | EVEN |
| London rail hub | VICTORIA |
| Make impact | IMPRESS |
| Mineral spring | SPA |
| MP right at home in it makes impression | IMPRINT |
| Musical term or legal nonsense | ALLEGRO |
| Not tight-fitting | LOOSE |
| Outstanding, but ruined | UNDONE |
| Pigeonhole | LABEL |
| Protect | SHIELD |
| Relaxed solo played with echo | LOOSE |
| Residence | DWELLING |
| Restriction some broccoli mitigates | LIMIT |
| Ruined | UNDONE |
| Send unsolicited mail and tinned meat | SPAM |
| Six American agents circling hill station | VICTORIA |
| Small stirrer | TEASPOON |
| Some asparagus needed for health resort | SPA |
| Stamp | IMPRINT |
| Stay under the radar | lie low |
| Suppose | ASSUME |
| Swine in love entering pub | BOAR |
| This is held perhaps when fighting | SHIELD |
| Trouble with sailors coming to deck | ADORN |
| Turning point | WATERSHED |
| TV transition saw three-D broadcast | WATERSHED |
| We'll need this one as pot boils! | TEASPOON |
| Wild pig | BOAR |
| Woman given new uniform | EVEN |
| Written authority | MANDATE |
The Telegraph - Toughie - Oct 30 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
| Clues | Answers |
| A member of family crosses valley on farmland maybe | AGRARIAN |
| Birds making shrieks in the East End? | OWLS |
| Call boss, having secured opponents at table | DENOMINATE |
| Drug problem managed the wrong way by firm __ crisis, not half | NARCOSIS |
| Features like The Archers on the radio? They are corny | CEREALS |
| Fellow seen as dope given boot ultimately | GENT |
| Film-maker taking backward step in serious move | GRAVITATE |
| Formal greeting __ it comes with an instrument | SALUTE |
| Garments __ clown is wearing heaps | CASSOCKS |
| Gosh, with death invading capital, there's a catalogue of errors! | CORRIGENDA |
| Guarding amenities is such an estate worker | GAMEKEEPER |
| Hellish situation before a welcome with chaps in altercation | DISAGREEMENT |
| Holy oil in church is kept in small room | CHRISM |
| Horse of great height buried in holy hill | STALLION |
| In an unnatural way, truly, the leader is replaced | EERILY |
| Island gets heat unit with temperature dropping | HERM |
| Island's mess | MUCK |
| Lake disappearing from Scottish island? Fancy that! | ISAY |
| Listened to record with a beat that comes from power? | LOGARITHM |
| Moocher, A-levels being dealt with __ me escaping? | SCHOOLLEAVER |
| Nothing wrong in gambling game, almost a sport | BOXING |
| Plant, the thing right inside that display case | VITRINE |
| Protests as tormenters going free | REMONSTRATES |
| Say, the girl is running much more than a few miles! | LIGHTYEARS |
| So controlled by violent husband | THUS |
| Stumbles, getting the lowest possible mark in exam | TRIPOS |
| Sweet nothing __ hard to become leading character | NOUGAT |
| The writer getting guns up on revised agenda spuriously fixed? | STAGEMANAGED |
The Telegraph - Cryptic - Oct 30 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
| Clues | Answers |
| A collar cut off for summer? | CALCULATOR |
| A daughter with immoral habit getting counselling | ADVICE |
| Animals and birds go crazy first | WILDLIFE |
| Anticipation from smell perhaps surrounding us with starter in pizzeria | SUSPENSE |
| Cheap comic? One's funny | ECONOMIC |
| Debate is back on after athletic event | DISCUSSION |
| End story, we're told | TAIL |
| Fancy bishop with alcohol returning to make a speech | ELABORATE |
| Feeling hungry, wanting half before church | HUNCH |
| I'm to test soldiers and time small advances | IMPROVEMENTS |
| Ignore boy heartlessly with free ticket | BYPASS |
| Letter, strangely, is open about student | EPSILON |
| Locks the pits for 24 hours? | BADHAIRDAY |
| Management alternative? About time | OPERATION |
| Musical I have rejected with thanks | EVITA |
| Pretended to encourage debts | SPURIOUS |
| Regularly dial the girlfriend, perhaps | DATE |
| Responses from one racist criminal | REACTIONS |
| Result leaving Conservative annoyed | SORE |
| Runs game | DARTS |
| Second appliance on which to sit | STOOL |
| Segregation is new to a lion | ISOLATION |
| So hard to make a comeback with tragic female party leader | HOSTESS |
| Stay in bed -- is Eric getting up? | RESIDE |
| Terrible anger shown by Democrat | DIRE |
| Tired arguments in both ends of day | DROWSY |
| Very many attend lessons? Only some | ENDLESS |
| Vessels, for instance, at sea with no female | CONTAINERS |
| With regard to something to be chewed over, editor concentrated | REDUCED |
| Work in America with a group of politicians where experiments take place? | LABORATORIES |
The Times - Concise - October 31 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
| The Times - Concise - Times Concise No 7797 | |
| Clues | Answers |
| Centre of mass | centroid |
| Commonplace | EVERYDAY |
| Complete, absolute | TOTAL |
| Day nursery | CRECHE |
| Devotional painting | ICON |
| Domestic heater | RADIATOR |
| Easy-to-use concrete | ready-mix |
| Every one | EACH |
| Get worked up | EXCITE |
| Inner part of nut | KERNEL |
| Laboratory item | test tube |
| Late | TARDY |
| Legible | READABLE |
| Margin of safety | LEEWAY |
| Most infrequent | RAREST |
| Pampered pet | LAPDOG |
| Piece of heavy artillery | CANNON |
| Plentiful | ABUNDANT |
| Save from sin | REDEEM |
| Short pleasure trip | OUTING |
| University lesson | TUTORIAL |
| Very demanding | TAXING |
| Vote counter | TELLER |
| Wrapped package | PARCEL |
The Telegraph - Quick - Oct 30 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
| Clues | Answers |
| Belief | OPINION |
| Burnt remains | ASHES |
| Come together | UNITE |
| Concur | AGREE |
| Difficult | TOUGH |
| Disperse | SCATTER |
| Enlarges | EXTENDS |
| Estimate | GUESS |
| Facts | DATA |
| Female deity | GODDESS |
| Foretell | PREDICT |
| Left over | EXTRA |
| Live | EXIST |
| Long-eared mammals | HARES |
| Normal | USUAL |
| Not together | APART |
| Occurrence | EVENT |
| Perfect | IDEAL |
| Predates | PREYS |
| Requests | ASKS |
| Retain | KEEP |
| Rummage | RIFLE |
| Scoffed | EATEN |
| Shouting | YELLING |
| Skill | ABILITY |
| Sleeveless garments | VESTS |
| Sneaked | CREPT |
| Speed | RATE |
| Strip | UNDRESS |
| Theatrical works | PLAYS |
| Thesis | ESSAY |
| Untrue | FALSE |
The Times - Cryptic - October 31 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
| The Times - Cryptic - Times Cryptic No 27183 | |
| Clues | Answers |
| Article you once left incomplete | THE |
| Close friend frequently mislaying ring before journey | alter ego |
| Country with no popular resort | SPA |
| Detective frequently spotted in school canteen? | DICK |
| Drop in property rental is disappointing | letting down |
| Dry, short reference penned by politician | torrefy |
| Entreat her, nastily intimidating one | THREATENER |
| Escorted solicitor round old fair | took out |
| Fool suggesting somewhere to eat in Times Square? | NINNY |
| Front torn off, making alterations to decorative fabric | HANGING |
| Function of heads of state in Near East | SINE |
| Geezer extremely wary about fish smell | wide boy |
| Here we go __ breathing with difficulty, lacking energy | WHEE |
| Husband noticed gossip standing up in laundry | bagwash |
| Kid coming in to consider employment as story-teller | RACONTEUSE |
| Like colour of North African city, grey? Not right | ORANGEY |
| Mate excitedly clutches extremely useful trinket | AMULET |
| Maybe one moving round capital city gets the bird | BUDGERIGAR |
| Model Charley and Pat constructed | ARCHETYPAL |
| Notice of delivery agreement: I prematurely terminated one | CONTRACTION |
| One way to dispose of European dog | e-tail |
| Perky neighbour in a street in south coast town | bright as a button |
| Publish a book in anger | put about |
| Question master in quiz broadcast between Greek and Italian men | grand inquisitor |
| Singer not allowed to be heard in transmission of sorts | BASEBAND |
| Somewhere to eat in Times Square | MESS |
| Storm cone atop completely borderless city | TORONTO |
| What new school must first do to make progress | get ahead |
| Wife wants absolute guarantee | WARRANT |
| Yikes! No turning back for statesman | AMISS |
| The Times - Cryptic - Times Quick Cryptic No 1212 | |
| Clues | Answers |
| A little peach, occasionally sweet | CHOC |
| A royal primarily in woven satin, Russian empress | TSARINA |
| Ancient city, portion in South Africa | SPARTA |
| Bloomer getting daughter into other dodgy card game | red-hot poker |
| Bold leader in historic Scottish city | PERTH |
| Card carrying first of nine spots | ACNE |
| Catch tail-enders in Australian side, distraught | NET |
| Changing, triangle shatters | ALTERING |
| Cook retains right sieve | STRAINER |
| Darkness close, end of daylight | NIGHT |
| God a degree above king and queen! | MAKER |
| Letters stolen by bitter evangelist | APOSTLE |
| Loathing crimson fez, perhaps? | HATRED |
| Long twelve months before end of recession | YEARN |
| Motorbike attachment that's hurried, is the wrong way up | SIDECAR |
| Odd way to introduce series | STRANGE |
| Person throwing jug | PITCHER |
| Road hazard, this half visible in Dorset town | POTHOLE |
| Search briefly for toilet | LOO |
| Stage player originally cast to appear in upcoming schedule | ACTOR |
| Still owed? Wonderful! | OUTSTANDING |
| The last reshuffles in secrecy | STEALTH |
| Versus a profit, loss finally beginning to tell | AGAINST |
| Wrong, a girl | AMISS |
The Guardian - Cryptic - Oct 31 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
| Clues | Answers |
| Cricketer in female underwear | SLIP |
| Cut tatting speed? | LACERATE |
| Deepest part of script in story likely to crumble | FRIABLE |
| Drink carrier | PORTER |
| Foreign students having secured top grade, time for cheers | ELEVATES |
| Furniture item solver suggested? | SETTEE |
| Girl riding without support | ASTRID |
| Gloria Gaynor's first and last gig? | SWAN |
| Individual opening individual correspondence | PARITY |
| Knickers ultimately abandoned, sounds about right — for this? | NOOKIE |
| Music in middle of performance, played at centre | ENTRACTE |
| Pass over waste container | SKIP |
| Penning notes on passing back, handyman defender | ANTIBODY |
| Problem with smalls filling up well | HASSLE |
| Prowler, male part on parade, initially | PANTHER |
| Publisher taking initiative originally in shooting writer? | PENGUIN |
| Revealing backside reportedly, kiss partner first? | TELLTALE |
| See 24 across | SONG |
| Server you rolled up, on which a source of milk and bread | TEATROLLEY |
| Standard for Morgan perhaps, happy fellow | JOLLYROGER |
| That's one place to go, briefly | IDEST |
| Tie spoon on last | NECKWEAR |
| Together in print and embossed | INTANDEM |
| Touring Berlin, take nipper | ANKLEBITER |
| Treat Peter to a Trial by Jury, say? | OPERETTA |
| Useless dad not taken seriously at first | PANTS |
| Whip under the nether regions, as virago | HELLCAT |
| Wind far, all wrapped up in swelling burst of energy | SOLARFLARE |
The Guardian - Quick crossword No 15,127 - Oct 31 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
| Clues | Answers |
| Ailing | UNWELL |
| All the extra gear | PARAPHERNALIA |
| Be unsteady on one's feet | TOTTER |
| Beast of burden | ASS |
| Clique | COTERIE |
| Dairy product | BUTTER |
| European freshwater fish | CHUB |
| Felicity | HAPPINESS |
| Half of a quart | PINT |
| Intended to promote the welfare of others | PHILANTHROPIC |
| Like the Greek god of wine | BACCHIC |
| London football club | CRYSTALPALACE |
| Many | AGOODFEW |
| Not enough to satisfy demand | INSHORTSUPPLY |
| One after another | ONTHETROT |
| People from Tyneside | GEORDIES |
| Personal magnetism __ archaism (anag) | CHARISMA |
| Plane or car crash | PRANG |
| Pole to support sails, rigging etc | SPAR |
| Poultry portion | LEG |
| Ridge of coral near the sea surface | REEF |
| Score of two under par | EAGLE |
| Titan, daughter of Uranus __ satellite of Saturn | PHOEBE |
| Way in | ENTRANCE |
Irish Times (Simplex) - Oct 31 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
| Clues | Answers |
| ''... that knits up the ravell'd sleeve of care'' (Macbeth) | SLEEP |
| ... Sam, the US government | UNCLE |
| Beautiful queen of ancient Egypt | CLEOPATRA |
| Bury or drown beneath a huge mass of something | OVERWHELM |
| Calibrating a musical instrument | TUNING |
| Came before | PRECEDED |
| Care and help | AID |
| Catastrophe, calamity | DISASTER |
| Communications or errands | MESSAGES |
| Connive, intrigue | SCHEME |
| Construct, build | ERECT |
| Destructive rodent | RAT |
| Draw near | APPROACH |
| Forceful contact between two objects | IMPACT |
| Fruit that's Big in the US | APPLE |
| Get the sum for the child | TOT |
| Grammatical unit and prison term | SENTENCE |
| Greatly surprised | AMAZED |
| Harold ..., English dramatist | PINTER |
| Impoverished, indigent | DESTITUTE |
| Incidents, occurrences | EVENTS |
| Looked at | VIEWED |
| Lough of the Shannon | REE |
| Metal-headed golfclubs | IRONS |
| Military dining rooms | MESSES |
| Monies in a bank or minerals in the ground | DEPOSITS |
| Put money into in expectation of profit | INVESTED |
| Requires | NEEDS |
| Risky or exciting experience | ADVENTURE |
| Slender missile | ARROW |
| Specialised vocabulary of a particular group | JARGON |
| Stand in the way of progress | IMPEDE |
| Stopped briefly | PAUSED |
| Vehicles with living quarters | CARAVANS |
| Vista or stage setting | SCENE |
| Writing a computer program | CODING |
Irish Times (Crosaire) - Oct 31 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
| Clues | Answers |
| A measure of one of those grounded types of sources coming off racecourses | ACRE |
| Awful game with Turkey is a huge disappointment | MEGAFLOP |
| Bitter police department consumed by agents retiring | ACIDIC |
| Blame for taking mind off dance music | ACCUSE |
| Break a law up north on the border | INFRINGE |
| Casual working around credit and numerous accumulations of interests | ACCRUALS |
| Childish foreign correspondent initially posted to revolutionary Nepal | PENPAL |
| Complainers have no spice as usual | NORMAL |
| Covers the bun with a slice of Red Leicester | ICES |
| DNA removed from Icelandic, spiky type one associates with 23 down | ICICLE |
| Heading off on hike with one of them on foot | ARCH |
| Is this part of the revolving door perhaps for 100 in criminal cases | ACCESS |
| It's beside the point to a police department following top criminal going bonkers losing the head | ACCIDENTAL |
| It's obvious criminal cartel includes copper | CLEARCUT |
| It's odd coming off side-road in that get-up | ARISE |
| It's the treatment for French priest? | CURE |
| Makes a scene with Alliance's missing leader | ACTS |
| One of those who has the measure of that Circle is on the side of one of those at The Ploughing | PROTRACTOR |
| Part of the hospital care for the white powder | TALC |
| Persuade Clare to finish deception with French wine | CONVINCE |
| Picking out untidy cinders in open grate | DISCERNING |
| Praise expert protecting young man behind firm | ACCOLADE |
| Relative gets a release | AUNTIE |
| Teacher with a number of gowns perhaps and mortarboards | HEADGEAR |
| The first person with quality heading for trial with talent spotter | IQTEST |
| The Joshua Tree needs no introduction - in retrospect, it's suggestive of reliable hit | ACCURACY |
| The Messenger and Beano, for the most part, is a little green in the development stage and requires support | RUNNERBEAN |
| Those in 24 across welcome firm with M.Phils, engineers and workers with admirable achievements | ACCOMPLISHMENTS |
