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Wednesday, July 18, 2018

Irish Times Crosaire Crossword Answers - Jul 17 2018

Today's crossword solution for the Irish Times Crosaire Crossword Answers - Jul 17 2018. The Irish Times Crosaire Crosswords are very hard some times, with our help you will be able to finish the tricky definitions.
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CluesAnswers
A Romanist novel produced by those working for DisneyANIMATORS
Beluga swimming around Florida - it's a sign of a clean beachBLUEFLAG
Car instalment in The PaperTISSUE
Class of Orangeman ignoring moanRANGE
Creatives don't get visa for Mediterranean islandCRETE
Essence found in Spain, French department and in GermanyEAUDECOLOGNE
Faith in moneyDENOMINATION
Family member to post bondRELATIONSHIP
Farewell to colourful type on the radio in AustraliaADIEU
Gamey replacement for old city bishop found in 25 across, for exampleSUBURB
Imprudent to drop REM for one of the Talking HeadsPUNDIT
It was taken from the first chap with extra small, open boatSPARERIB
Make a big effort to laugh wholeheartedlyBUSTAGUT
Mole in trouble with crude typesOILMEN
New patio on front entrance is synonymous with drug dealingOPIATE
Obsessive type of coach is keeping an eye on thingsTRAINSPOTTER
Old foreign market in Dublin?RIALTO
One of the revelations of New TestamentSTATEMENT
One of those increasingly loud types gets credit for making scene at partyCRESCENDO
Players almost score from the start, breaking new ground across the turfTRACTORS
Pressure to get into lime dress for driveIMPEL
Put one's mark to trip out of the springtideSIGNED
Rent lemon complex? That's some admission!ENROLMENT
Take cab from log cabins giving someone the slipLOSING
Take issue with what's in bloom and removeCROSSOUT
Time in the latter half of the day for the horsey setEVENTING
Took time walking from port to port in busy DorsetSTROLLED
Traders provide small drinks for the workersSALESMEN

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