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The Guardian Cryptic Answers

Tuesday, 22nd September 2015
There are 16 across clues and 16 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Tuesday, 22nd September 2015. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Singer, perhaps from Spain, into big-band music, its leader adding a sparkle, they say
AAcross 4: Sing softly, lazily, steamily
AAcross 9: Shows clue to newsPOINTSOUT
AAcross 10: Without help at first, is unable to sing
AAcross 11: They sing in a lot of variety shows, chiefly
AAcross 12: A show of pride?LIONSMANE
AAcross 13: The Dickens Baritone art house showing
AAcross 15: Singer, fantastic belter
AAcross 17: Perhaps Amy was a mythical woman, a Greek character in times past
AAcross 19: Conflict with British over shortly, retreating unprepared
AAcross 22: Spice extract unaltered by hard work overwhelming small girlNUTMEGOIL
AAcross 24: Sing rap: hold tight!
AAcross 26: Jealous man losing love, heading for tragedy that's unexpected
AAcross 27: Inconsistencies in Leonardo's work: first half is back to front; second half reportedly so
AAcross 28: See 1
AAcross 29: Singer, collapsing, to bow out
DDown 1: One sings a note softly, Queen taking one's place
DDown 2: Origins of wassailing at inn swelling the belly
DDown 3: Nil — no contestNOTASCRAP
DDown 4: Falsetto? Oh, of course: like a bat out of hell!
DDown 5: Apes dress top-down
DDown 6: Sad ballad (woe!) to produce a hitDEALABLOW
DDown 7: Constant talking puts treaty under strain
DDown 8: Tenor with no depth on top note for cash
DDown 14: Expressed in letters, Cage’s last piece, on margins in italic
DDown 16: Leveraged restructuring for Slough?
DDown 18: Bach's music? It was sung in church or it was enjoyed in taverns
DDown 19: Sing out from the depths: Dylan's heart's in it
DDown 20: Enlists guys, perhaps Boatman, by nameROPESIN
DDown 21: Two articles covering Mahler’s first song
DDown 23: Green at heart? Jealous ego? It could make you ill
DDown 25: A crooner’s opening with popular number one in concert — they get raspberries!
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