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Foolish talk (6) crossword clue


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The Guardian Quick crossword of August 9th, 2007 other clues
Money-raising event disposing of miscellany (6,4)
Regular (7)
Theatrical entertainment (5)
Masticate (4)
Rissole of beef, pork etc (8)
Relinquish - do without (6)
Lining placed beneath carpet etc (8)
Lowest ranking chessman (4)
Silky vegetable fibre used as stuffing (5)
Accomplish (7)
Large horned animal (10)
Liquid from fruit (5)
Make fast a boat - open tract of rough ground (4)
Flexible (6)
Illicit undermining of the powers that be (8)
That which seeps out (7)
Suffering from stupefaction due to repeated blows to the head (5-5)
One with ability in many aspects of their trade (3-7)
Busby (8)
Detailed and thorough (2-5)
Manufactured cloth (6)
Wrong (5)
Couple (4)

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