Irish Times (Crosaire) - Nov 15 1999

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Adorn 'em to make 'em sort of ringing? EMBELLISH
After Friday the accountants see what's on the menu. FRICASSEE
As an entertainer around, I would give you quite a lift. HOIST
At least that seems a New York manner. ANYHOW
Be in want, see, and seem mad. CRAVE
Concentrating on the 'en there? INTENT
Did the weight of the vehicle cause Sydney to lose his head? CARTON
For the prisoner, it sounds as he might do some business there. CELL
How a Scot might rouse Kenneth and tell him to go away? () AWAKEN
How the twisted net with sugar on it may have lured you. ENTICED
In the outbuilding, about to be no issue. BARREN
It hangs down, but not so much as the way up. TASSEL
It sounds, dear son, that I came like Caesar. VENISON
It'll shake you in time. AGUE
It's agreed that it's like this for a change. GEARED
Looked for what the South should be like. SOUGHT
Make light of tieing this. IGNITE
May he win by blowing there? INTHEWIND
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Near London it seems you get a mixture of ale with your gin. EALING
Never for gets about a hundred entireties. RECALLS
On the face of it, one is aware of it, by the sound of it. NOSE
Perhaps it's love that leads to such excessive desire. CUPIDITY
See you in the police force? COPPER
Seems the engineer gets taken to court for having once more published this. REISSUED
Taking things as a matter of course. EATING
That'll give one the opportunity to make a chanting sound. CHANCE
That'll make one leaner. CRUTCH
That'll nonpluss you! SUBTRACT
The more it gets confused, the more proof it needs. THEOREM
The South will go bad if you sit on it. SADDLE
There's numbers of them, even among the saints. SEVENS
They sound as if they're sown so that the saint is irritated. STITCHES
They're like public enemies to a pronounced extent. ASPIRATES
Tight in verbal form. TENSE
To a great extent this may be regal. LARGE
Well, that'll make you go into church in France. CURE