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- Played a role (5)
- Crumbly salad cheese (4) *
- Charred remains (3) *
- Insult, informally (3) *
- Handy Andy, by another name (2,5) *
- Dinosaur whose name means "swift seizer" (12) *
- "Wake Up Little ___" (1957 hit for the Everly Brothers) (5) *
- Cause for a confession (3) *
- Genesis console maker (4) *
- Loon or dodo (4) *
- Impose (upon) (5)
- Loops into an online convo (3) *
- ___ a move (start dancing) (4) *
- Rudely stare (4) *
- Total pro (3) *
- The "p" of m.p.h (3) *
- Buckingham Palace dog breed (5) *
- Fully cooked, as steak (4) *
- Part of the leg between the knee and ankle (4) *
- US prison (12) *
- Andy , rugby union lock whose last New Zealand Test appearance was against Argentina in 1985 (5) *
- Groceries include flyer (3)
- Any of various non-venomous snakes, such as the python, which squeeze their prey to kill by asphyxiation (11) *
- Working at great sporting event (7)
- Matthew , quadruple Olympic rowing gold medallist for Great Britain (7) *
- The , 1997 horror film starring Penelope Ann Miller as Dr Margo Green (5) *
- Pastel caught on material (6) *
- Julius —, president of Tanzania from 1964-85 (7) *
- Our neighbours drink for breakfast (6,5) *
- Creature in glasses (3)
- Asian republic whose capital is New Delhi (5) *
- Aldermen sit around thats efficient (11)
- Please move and pass (6)
- Bookie’s premises (7,4) *
- Son of Seth in the Old Testament who lived for nine hundred and five years (4) *
- Very long or tiresome (7) *
- Town in Dordogne, SW France, associated with the wine industry (8) *
- Small frozen blocks (3,5) *
- Dance while shopping (3) *
- Bishop to read about Van Dyke, say (5) *
- Throat disease of children (5) *
- Former secret police in East Germany (5) *
- Nose quietly by railway (3)
- Understood to be in Latin (5) *
- Marched round building (4) *
- Sharp, severe (5)
- Full of emotion (11) *
- Citrus tree with sour pear-shaped fruit grown chiefly in Italy (8) *
- Unit of liquid measure of capacity equal to one eighth of a gallon (4) *
- Poem by John Masefield included in 1902 volume Salt-Water Ballads (3,5) *