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Below are The Independent Cryptic January 16, 2023 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
Spooner’s rubbish dump is a disciplined operation | TIGHTSHIP |
Come home with this change? | CASH |
Racing driver behind then ahead | BUTTON |
Cook nearly wasted after knocking back brandies | SCRAMBLE |
Clergyman’s tea not especially tasty | CHAPLAIN |
The Premier League’s main concern is the bottom line | FOOTER |
American in Grease slops out bins at the theatre | OPERAGLASSES |
Tandem riders got home | TWOUPTWODOWN |
Master translated for class | STREAM |
Peas, carrots, etc are eaten by girl where most get chips | LASVEGAS |
Squeeze hard cracking nuts on horse | SHOEHORN |
Jerusalem perhaps captured by Suleiman the Magnificent | ANTHEM |
Issue that’s annoying bishop starts to rather amuse theologian | BRAT |
Unknown round surface that alien guards? | EXOPLANET |
Down
Cut tangles with hoe you got me | TOUCHE |
Energy Tesla understood | GOT |
Wings much reduced for cormorant on Galapagos Islands | TONGA |
Women I see promoted getting a word of praise | HOSANNA |
Minister’s brief for pilot ordered back from Sheremetyevo | PORTFOLIO |
Reasonable rations seen halved and reallocated | COMMONSENSE |
Second senior editor stuck on the board? | SOLDERED |
Shopping for work, English chaps in favour of short trousers | PROCUREMENT |
Former agency worker given golden handshake at the end, spontaneously | EXTEMPORE |
Something amusing for Maggie’s hat, a feather fan | TWITCHER |
Old hands on half days rebuilt Mickey Mouse town | ORLANDO |
Gift given then returned with thanks | TALENT |
Promise to be quiet throughout | SHALL |
After which a bat may be aloft, not upside-down | TON |