| Clue |
Answer |
| A bit too menial cutting lemon |
IOTA |
| Account on tape of agreement |
ACCORD |
| Bird discovered buried in Iraqi bistro |
IBIS |
| Broke up on holiday in shelter for the troops |
DUGOUT |
| Changed the words in 27 across - the ones in there sound lethargic! |
DUBBED |
| Closely related to 36 across in picture capturing record time |
PEPTIC |
| Dated shed with black sheep |
OUTCAST |
| Electronic timewasters perhaps - they give someone the time of day! |
DIGITALCLOCKS |
| Finger gangster from local - has known Mac since he was a nipper! |
DIGITALNATIVE |
| First class to Cork changing around Limerick has compartment to contain pressure |
AIRLOCK |
| First name of cop leaving politician |
INITIAL |
| Fool in first half of Cymbeline initially is ridiculous |
IDIOTIC |
| Going around Vancouver public house for a jar |
VASE |
| Heart-to-heart? |
MID |
| Heightened pressure upstairs upsets priest going in and out of Tierra del Fuego |
VERTIGO |
| In American, they look for drugs and criminals in religious orders |
DEACONS |
| In substance, thick against holding letters of credit over barman |
VISCOUS |
| It was ordinary getting around in the past discovering both sides to Bishop Croke |
BIKE |
| It's expected of you in Germany |
DUE |
| It?s to do with signals from Gulf? Explains why some people off line may not get this clue! |
DIGITALDIVIDE |
| Looking back, one Spanish master missing a person who practices philosophy |
YOGI |
| Masai criminal rings old city warrior |
SAMURAI |
| Old Egyptian killer heads for a stool pigeon |
ASP |
| One type of country rotates amount of money from Unicef Centre |
MUSIC |
| Pity Kathleen got away, separated from the main bunch in America |
ALASKA |
| Produce spin on old books containing first uprising |
TURNOUT |
| Remain on the air to surprise father retiring |
HOVER |
| Run about in shirtless training top - it helps the stomach briefly |
BICARB |
| Samba production tempo on single is devoured by the Indians |
BASMATI |
| Settle with Man of Letters dropping format |
NESTLE |
| Summary provides half the responsibility? It suggests it can be put away! |
DIGESTIBILITY |
| Talk over one on his own on The Hill |
DUB |
| Tattooed on my brain, for starters, at the dead centre |
TOMB |
| Tea for breakfast was monstrous in the past |
TROLL |
| Testy time for Irish, in a manner of speaking? |
ORAL |
| The race is on summits, as they play 30 across |
TRIO |
| Third character in Ulysses is in full flower |
ABLOOM |
| Undergo a sea change to alert doctor |
ALTER |
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