Irish Times (Crosaire) - Nov 1 2003

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A little drink may, by the sound of it, cure a sow (7) CURACAO
A tom makes this obvious at last NUCLEAR
Andersen makes it very plain that such a little bird could be swanking UGLY
Can one stand seeing it stand on its hind legs? BEAR
Even with yards on board 'e may be few and far between SPARSE
For the rest, one may take this on the cloth NAP
for those ones it's musical after a N THEM
Giving a hand, giving a hand? DOUBLEDEALING
Go after what's sure to go after what's up PURSUE
How a Scot may start to get the impulse to be a bully SCOURGE
How fishy to have a hundred going around the middle CHUB
If it's poison, the brute may need a mixture of air with it CURARI
If you're so foolish you'll be in the soup NOODLE
In the front of the kettle but not in the end SPOUT
It's no go for the boy to get to sit like this DESIST
It's not this to draw up, but bound to be good for the young OUTWARD
It's of benefit before sun-up at last BONUS
Neither a buy, nor in Italy SALERNO
Not sound well as this SIC
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One might get around for this ZERO
Over the sand you may be grand THOU
Play with just a bit of play ACT
Run for the two goats GOATTHEDOUBLE
Seen you're sound ELDEST
Some might make this liken the sound of what's on stone LICHEN
That boy is a vegetarian HERB
The boy if throwing his weight around around th ship BOSSY
The boy sounds sore with the scales SAURIAN
The pain the boy gets from this infernal flower ACHERON
The sort of gent who might be so touchingly brown TAN
The way it starts to sound like the bird at last HOWL
There's no liability to have this placed like this ASSET
There's nothing but nothing in such hail HALLOA
They start with ten DOUBLEFIGURES
This ground has got to a lame mixture OATMEAL
Thus one may see through twice the amount of pain, by the sound of it DOUBLEGLAZING
Where there's a sign of a sting in the tail of it SCORPIO
With a curl he had not gone smoothly LURCHED