The Independent Crossword January 27 2024 Answers
Saturday puzzle · 108 clues · ✓ All answers verified
Below are all the The Independent Crossword January 27 2024 answers. The Saturday puzzle has 108 clues; every answer has been verified. Click any clue to see every answer it has ever had, across every publisher in our database.
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Church passagewayAISLE5Across1
Large seaOCEAN5Across4
Have one leg each side ofSTRADDLE8Across7
ErstwhilePAST4Across8
Throw a strop about filling of roti dishPOTROAST8Across8
Performer's body of workREPERTOIRE10Across9
Ancient city - sacred tours every 60 minutesHOURLY6Across9
Washington Post journalist who, with Carl Bernstein, did much of the original reporting on the Watergate scandalBOBWOODWARD11Across10
Old rockers caught daughter visiting adult clubsACDC4Across10
Sort of conk out - no reason - crossing motorwayROMANNOSE9Across11
Where The Three Little Pigs live, steaming rice's typically includedGRICESTY8Across12
American singer and actress best known for her hits C'est Si Bon and Santa BabyEARTHAKITT10Across12
FanaticZEALOT6Across12
Israeli singer who won the 1998 Eurovision Song Contest with the song DivaDANAINTERNATIONAL17Across14
Red wineSHIRAZ6Across14
Arab chaps featured in the old-fashioned newspaperYEMENI6Across14
Newspaper formatBROADSHEET10Across15
Surname of the brothers in the band SparksMAEL4Across15
Symbolically, I vote into office Republican in charge that's up to dateELECTRICCURRENT15Across16
Children's author whose books include Madame Doubtfire and Goggle-EyesANNEFINE8Across16
Another name for the Furies or the Erinyes in Greek mythologyEUMENIDES9Across17
LabyrinthMAZE4Across18
American novelist whose books include Exodus and TrinityLEONURIS8Across19
Pork producer making a sandwich of Old Trafford's Walls sausageHOTDOG6Across19
Demanding personSTICKLER8Across19
Morrison's Group HO stored bananasTHEDOORS8Across20
The primary source of Jewish religious law, consisting of the Mishnah and the GemaraTALMUD6Across20
Small food fishSPRAT5Across21
Available moneyFUNDS5Across22
Bird starts to eat rancid litterSTRETCHER9Across23
Olympic event created by Baron Pierre de Coubertin to simulate the experience of a 19th-century cavalry soldierMODERNPENTATHLON16Across24
The capital of ColombiaBOGOTA6Across25
A poem consisting of 13 or 10 lines with two rhymes, with the opening words of the first line used as an unrhymed refrainRONDEAU7Across26
Very attractive individual getting stripped in public exhibitionEXPO4Across26
I want a new progressive countryTAIWAN6Across27
South African actor and comedian who made his name as Tony Hancock's co-star in Hancock's Half HourSIDJAMES8Across27
Morris perhaps penning letter to Greek character from CreteMINOTAUR8Across28
American religious leader who founded the Latter Day Saint movementJOSEPHSMITH11Across29
The capital of MalaysiaKUALALUMPUR11Across31
1967 film starring Elvis Presley, Shelley Fabares and Bill BixbyCLAMBAKE8Across34
Rod-shaped bacteriaBACILLI7Across36
A pedantic clergyman obsessed with finishing his scholarly research in George Eliot's novel MiddlemarchEDWARDCASAUBON14Across38
The only member of the genus InachisPEACOCKBUTTERFLY16Across39
See 48 DownCLAIRETAYLOR12Across42
See 38EDWARDCASAUBON14Across43
Former Ranger and Scotland goalkeeper who also represented Scotland at cricketANDYGORAM9Across44
1999 novel by Benjamin Zephaniah about a boy disfigured in a car crashFACE4Across47
See 16ANNEFINE8Across49
Russian figure skater who was 1988 and 1994 Olympic Pairs champion with Sergei GrinkovEKATERINAGORDEEVA17Across50
Member of The Mamas & the Papas who died in 1974CASSELLIOT10Across52
American singer and actor whose wives included Debbie Reynolds, Elizabeth Taylor and Connie StevensEDDIEFISHER11Across53
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Game to take regular samples of Scotch. Cheers!SOCCER6Down1
Nigerian city that is capital of Oyo stateIBADAN6Down1
US lawyerATTORNEY8Down1
I cure rising California detectives seedy outputERUCICACID10Down2
Alabama's only portMOBILE6Down2
Health resortSPA3Down2
Gainsbourg flipped when hosting American boresEAGRES6Down3
The most sacred place of worship in an ancient temple from which the laity was prohibitedADYTUM6Down3
Sea duckEIDER5Down3
Knut's entertaining extremely tiresome coupleITEM4Down4
London station opened on 10 January 1863 as the terminus of the original Metropolitan RailwayFARRINGDON10Down4
BurdensomeONEROUS7Down4
Pocket hanky ought to muffle cheersTHANKYOU8Down5
Norwegian composer who wrote incidental music for Ibsen's play Peer GyntEDVARDGRIEG11Down5
Special skillEXPERTISE9Down5
Bird's homeNEST4Down6
US actress whose early films include Blame It on Rio, St Elmo's Fire and About Last Night ...DEMIMOORE9Down6
Very upper-class male gets into wrestlingSUMO4Down6
See 41BENJAMINFRANKLIN16Down7
Bloke from France declining to shore up its African capitalALGERNON8Down7
Well-known Stanley Holloway monologue written by Marriott EdgarTHELIONANDALBERT16Down8
Spanish football team that moved to the Wanda Metropolitano stadium in 2017ATLETICOMADRID14Down9
Arctic animalPOLARBEAR9Down10
Another name for sesameBENNE5Down11
Restaurant serverWAITRESS8Down11
The name of Cambodia from 1976 to 1989KAMPUCHEA9Down13
Restoring Chay Blyth's penultimate vesselYACHT5Down13
PassageTRANSIT7Down13
Punch for one Italian plumber abusing tenetMARIONETTE10Down15
Small light boatSKIFF5Down16
Funky gang leader upset, miserable, black inside ... doesn't bode wellLOOKSBAD8Down17
Church serviceMASS4Down17
Another word for hara-kiriSEPPUKU7Down18
Baltic capital into fresh pastaRIGATONI8Down18
RelativesKIN3Down20
Aquatic salamander of the North American genus AmbystomaAXOLOTL7Down21
The old Queen managed day jobERRAND6Down21
Excise duty unlimited following Russia's first stock sale to the publicRIPOUT6Down22
See 6DEMIMOORE9Down22
The insect Xestobium rufovillosum that produces a rapid tapping sound with its headDEATHWATCHBEETLE16Down23
Starter of shrimp, canned fish roeRAWN4Down24
Prosper ___, French author best known for his short novel Carmen, on which Bizet's opera was basedMERIMEE7Down24
Jon, rubbish actor first seen in Mad MenHAMM4Down25
The Mediterranean plant Tragopogon porrifolius, also called oyster plant or vegetable oysterSALSIFY7Down27
Brazilian-born footballer who made his debut for Croatia in 2004EDUARDO7Down28
First name of the child witch in the 1960s US sitcom BewitchedTABITHA7Down30
Song with English lyrics by Paul Anka based on the French song Comme d'habitudeMYWAY5Down32
Drink consisting of orange juice and vodkaSCREWDRIVER11Down33
A Jewish rebel army that took control of Judea and founded the Hasmonean dynastyMACCABEES9Down35
The most senior regiment of the British ArmyLIFEGUARDS10Down37
A family of venomous snakes that have hollow, fixed fangs through which they inject venomELAPIDAE8Down40
American statesman, scientist and author who invented the lightning conductorBENJAMINFRANKLIN16Down41
The largest of the Dodecanese islandsRHODES6Down45
See 9ATLETICOMADRID14Down46
First film of the "Paul Morrissey Trilogy" produced by Andy WarholFLESH5Down47
The first woman to be named one of the Wisden Cricketers' Almanack's Cricketers of the YearCLAIRETAYLOR12Down48
William ___, York-born English painter best known for his nudesETTY4Down51
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