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Cryptic Crossword #4

Difficulty: * * * (explanation of difficulty)

Instructions: Fill in each white-coloured box with a single letter, corresponding to the letters in each answer. When finished, click the "Check solution" button to check your solution.

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Down

  1. Moving inclination to anger following more slang (6)
  2. Symbol for "understand it" (5)
  3. Gets smaller readings for the audience (7)
  4. End half of limo over Timothy (5)
  5. Weather for camel? It shifted! (7)
  6. Ascendant star I singe somewhat (6)
  7. Lounged around sailor and began again (9)
  8. In fall, I navigate northward? That's plain! (7)
  9. Give up on spontaneity (7)
  10. Fifty involved in dancing piper's wave (6)
  11. Stared strangely in exchanges (6)
  12. Boulders (one thousand) eaten by legendary birds (5)
  13. A radio has one-quarter of resistor and fan upside-down (5)

Across

  1. Missouri backs vehicle miniatures (6)
  2. It splinters broken relics (6)
  3. Fake move back into vehicle (5)
  4. Straps around Mother's corpse (7)
  5. Notes wobbly trestle (7)
  6. American author rewrites "Wait At Fourth Avenue" (5)
  7. A lass gave poor servitude (9)
  8. Hidden hotel near? Not odd (5)
  9. Farm vehicle for large area of land near Oregon (7)
  10. Patrolled vermin in capsule (7)
  11. Ate down in Point Douglas initially (5)
  12. Slip away: possibly asleep (6)
  13. Ambushes Poles at a half of resort (6)


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