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Below are The Independent Cryptic June 11, 2024 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
| Charlie breaking wind has ruined lunchtime snack | SANDWICH |
| Bomber has to circle river near Rhode Island | HARRIS |
| One beaten with sticks initially lost spirit | RUM |
| Beat foremost of racers to get to No.1 in this? | CAPRI |
| Guy in Maiden seen by rest room taking cocaine | MAN |
| A bit like a mankini, perhaps | ONEPIECE |
| Militant leader: “I’d swerve back towards the centre” | MIDWAY |
| Hoskins goes to a party with grass producer | MEADOW |
| Ancient Greek city with half-completed rosery | ANDROS |
| Theologian tucking into beers becomes muddled | ADDLES |
| Old can of talc Zara chucked all over the place | ALCATRAZ |
| Tablet having no power could create trouble | ILL |
| After a change of heart, rabbit in French language | LATIN |
| Function of Starmer? Primarily to go after Conservative! | COS |
| One that will flap and go on about new film | GANNET |
| Order foe to get changed given make-over by Thatcher? | REROOFED |
Down
| Lady promoting European dairy product | EDAM |
| Ring about one to get engineers round around third of July | CIRCLE |
| Directors seen with Catholic barbers? | CHAIRMEN |
| Vacuous babysitter Hoskins is giving lip | BRIM |
| Example of one of many here beggar randomly hugs | ARRAN |
| Dance with a famous American artist | HOPPER |
| One working with Scotsmen and old Greeks | IONIANS |
| A prime example of pressure on aristocrat | PEARL |
| Daughter gets pop, but not British rap/metal singer | DURST |
| Booze manufactured by old revolutionaries | MADEIRA |
| Bet loose pants will be unfashionable | OBSOLETE |
| One providing relief around tense religious festival | EASTER |
| Is it possible out-of-head Gary will get grass? | CANARY |
| Passage 25, after adding punctuation, is to be read aloud | AISLE |
| Pork pie stuffed with bit of nougat’s rank | LINE |
| Doctor, chef or captain? | COOK |