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Below are The Independent Cryptic November 03, 2019 Crossword Answers. We have changed the way we posting answers and solutions for clues; instead of opening them in a new page we are revealing answers and solutions in the same page. This is the simplest way for you to find the answers. As you see in the left side are crossword clues and in the right side are crossword answers.
Across
| Huge deficit in fossil fuel | COLOSSAL |
| Gives way, or up | YIELDS |
| Chops for Ted, so it’s said | HEWS |
| Carpeting bargains he negotiated | EARBASHING |
| Mum’s confused by something in Yorkshire | SUMMAT |
| Setter’s twisted cape covers the ultimate in foul depravity | EVILNESS |
| Part of speech in which I ask you to call | PHONEME |
| Sound of object coming down | DESCENT |
| Troublemaker fell pursuing one with unusual gait | AGITATOR |
| You might do this to a terrible book stand | PULPIT |
| One overseeing dirty old man is admitted to our small organisation | SUPERVISOR |
| Fleece overcoats? | SCAM |
| One coming out of titanic struggles unscathed | INTACT |
| Settle in amongst citizens, conceivably | ENSCONCE |
Down
| A perfect example of unchosen manoeuvres | NONESUCH |
| Scheme announced to supply jumpers | ROOS |
| A bouquet 17 turned up | ASCENT |
| Uneasy about a student with guns | ALARMED |
| One seeks pleasure in a tattered bestiary | SYBARITE |
| Automated machine fabricated with carbon and aluminium | MECHANICAL |
| Who’s handsome? Who’s lecturing? | ADONIS |
| Beware of taking Telegraph on vacation – turn page to reveal transport advice | MINDTHEGAP |
| Initially, many orators talk in vague, ambiguous terms, expecting to inspire | MOTIVATE |
| It’s a pain having insurance arranged right away | NUISANCE |
| Final course served up with hair | TRESSED |
| Sticking at home, tucking into drink | GLUING |
| Certain to return during gym study | PERUSE |
| Schooled regularly in Oxford? | SHOE |