Across
1 Seaboard churning up ocean silt (9) COASTLINE*
6 Beam like Her Majesty after 50 (5) L AS ER
9 All including a young child and Al (5) TOT AL
10 Being furious about subordinate, egg-head made complaint (9) MA(UNDER)ED?
11 Turn the corner and create pure chaos (10) RECUPERATE*
12 Separate with violence to cause pain (4) SE(-V)ER? (there is a dictionary definition of SEER meaning pain)
14 New flat with Ron has a pediment over a door (7) FRONTAL*
15 Engraving can be done on very soft tiles (7) STI(PP)LE
17 Mournful in hotel eg I acknowledged (7) ELEGIAC
19 Goes out of the French constituents (7) DE PARTS
20 Access of little force? (4) GATE?
22 Taking off the stamp (10) IMPRESSION
25 Watch what musicians do with a metronome (9) TIMEPIECE
26 Keen to somehow agree (5) EAGER*
27 Serves as a cavalryman (5) RIDES
28 Confident the new variety of aster will bring in prizes (9) (TREAS*) (URES)
Down
1 To provide food for (5) CATER
2 Flower pictures I suppress (9) ART I CHOKE
3 Giving some thought to others (10) TELEPATHIC
4 Dissolute, but I’m getting the message (7) IM MORAL
5 Reduces to a common standard of comparison (7) EQUATES
6 Load we hear, out of an open ditch (4) LODE
7 Russian clothing material (5) SERGE?
8 Without a clause added to an already complete contract (9) RIDERLESS
13 Won’t let you have anymore (10) DISPOSSESS
14 About to enter an aircraft carrier (9) F(RE)IGHTER
16 Dish served by midshipman or his double (9) PORRINGER
18 Tom with large number of men made an observation (7) C {OM(MEN)T}
19 She may be a born leader (7) DARL{E(N)E}
21 I’d make out Tim to be a coward (5) TIMID
23 Annoying persons who curry favour? (5) NERDS?
24 A piano is a god to some (4) AP IS
4 comments:
23 Down Narks - Australian slang
I think 12d is TEAR.
Serge is a Russian name as well as clothing material
Yeah, I can see how TEAR makes sense - sepa'rate'! Nice, Vasi sir!
Thanks, p'chu - don't have much exposure to Australian slangs!
Thanks, Col - had heard of Sergei but not Serge by itself as a name!
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