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The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Tuesday, 27th November 2018

There are 14 across clues and 16 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Tuesday, 27th November 2018. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Pollock and other fish numbers returning
AAcross 5: Actor producing a cliche in a state
AAcross 9: Since I wear layers, it's more cold
AAcross 10: Promenades that are out of this world
AAcross 11: Cable binds black line after home's impossible to conquer
AAcross 12: Nothing evil in short book?OBAD
AAcross 14: Squeeze right into ship where hacks might be found
AAcross 18: Joy for old Benn is without end: people oust leader!
AAcross 21: I career around, then collapse
AAcross 22: Unorthodox final position of Humpty Dumpty?
AAcross 25: Spoiled cat: "I loved the good life"DOLCEVITA
AAcross 26: See 5CAINE
AAcross 27: Always in favour of First Lady (Republican)
AAcross 28: Welcome tale from the past
DDown 1: Legless man, one goes into pub to participateJOININ
DDown 2: Badger picks up virus No 5 within city limits
DDown 3: Season and turn Chinese food
DDown 4: Clouds rising from Maghrib mines
DDown 5: Film work on a second job
DDown 6: Allegedly, media mogul's a hood
DDown 7: Revised bible held by a theo­logian's all made upADLIBBED
DDown 8: Armageddon might take a while?LASTDAYS
DDown 13: Prepare clues for Everyman to begin with, Sunday lights up
DDown 15: Tailor cries over Trump becoming more untidy
DDown 16: Remove dish to fridge
DDown 17: Time after time, I shall get the queen in sensational film
DDown 19: Boxer carries cold, firm cloth
DDown 20: Feeling tired, Mole takes shelter
DDown 23: Train tickets over 85% off per person
DDown 24: Fuel stored in older vehicles
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