The Independent Crossword September 21 2024 Answers
Saturday puzzle · 116 clues · ✓ All answers verified
Below are all the The Independent Crossword September 21 2024 answers. The Saturday puzzle has 116 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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Click a clue for every answer it has ever hadClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Is aware ofKNOWS5Across1
One bites firm end of figCOG3Across1
Old ripe bananas with decent chopped nuts getting tastedEXPERIENCED11Across3
OutlawedBANNED6Across4
Domestic itemIRONINGBOARD12Across7
EarringsHOOPS5Across9
Stores delivering Russian carsLARDERS7Across9
The secret identity of Don Diego de la Vega, a fictional character created in 1919 by Johnston McCulleyZORRO5Across9
Leave some lettuce on? NoHEADOFF7Across10
DistinguishedEMINENT7Across10
The plant Convallaria majalis, which has spikes of white bell-shaped flowersLILYOFTHEVALLEY15Across10
HurryHASTEN6Across11
Dish made by male artists?RAMEN5Across11
Broken by bread, ultimately toaster fails special checksROADTESTS9Across12
SelectedCHOSEN6Across13
Trucks by which spaghetti's eaten?FORKLIFTS9Across13
The sixth book in the Mr Men series by Roger HargreavesMRBUMP6Across14
1969 film by Federico Fellini, loosely based on Petronius's work of the same nameSATYRICON9Across15
Side of letter I forgot to writeCHIPS5Across16
TheoreticallyONPAPER7Across16
A climate pattern that occurs across the tropical Pacific Ocean roughly every five yearsELNINO6Across16
1970 film by Michelangelo Antonioni with a soundtrack featuring Pink Floyd and the Grateful DeadZABRISKIEPOINT14Across17
American guy crosses river and leavesCHARD5Across18
ReligionFAITH5Across18
BackboneSPINALCOLUMN12Across19
Spooner's work with butter brand reveals a craft of sortsOILTANKER9Across20
A series of three related worksTRILOGY7Across20
ClaimALLEGE6Across20
Greek hero of the Trojan War who killed himself when Achilles' armour was given to OdysseusAJAX4Across21
TopicTHEME5Across21
Former volunteers retired in California, chasing a whiff of flowers?BOTANICAL9Across22
Witold ___, Polish composer and conductor whose works include the orchestral song-cycle Chantefleurs et chantefablesLUTOSLAWSKI11Across22
Horse that won the 1953 DerbyPINZA5Across23
Junk that is put on potato in ScotlandTATIE5Across24
Japanese cartoon films of which Spirited Away is the highest-grossing exampleANIME5Across25
The only settlement on, and as such, the capital of, the Pitcairn IslandsADAMSTOWN9Across26
Drink cold water before date, excitedlyICEDTEA7Across26
Clown enthusiast that mimics a horseCOCONUT7Across27
Passages coated with brown, sticky stuff beginning to dry, becoming stuck-upTOFFEENOSED11Across28
Fish from Marillion's penultimate album's outCOD3Across29
Rover model in which Andy Rouse won the 1984 British Saloon Car ChampionshipVITESSE7Across29
A best-selling 1974 novel by Len DeightonSPYSTORY8Across32
Old English coin worth five shillingsCROWN5Across34
Another name for the Greek classical hero HerculesHERACLES8Across35
Norman hero of the First Crusade who played a prominent part in the capture of Jerusalem in 1099TANCRED7Across36
Novel by Erich Segal published on Valentine's Day in 1970LOVESTORY9Across37
See 31 DownJOSEPHHAYDN11Across38
Actress sister of Sinéad and Sorcha CusackNIAMH5Across42
Large body of fresh water in Perth and Kinross at whose eastern end the River Tummel beginsLOCHRANNOCH11Across44
A member of a South American Indian people whose empire centred on PeruINCA4Across47
2015 film featuring Daniel Craig in his fourth performance as James BondSPECTRE7Across48
1925 novel by F Scott Fitzgerald set during the summer of 1922THEGREATGATSBY14Across50
Giorgio ___, Italian fashion designer who studied medicine at the University of Milan for three yearsARMANI6Across51
Auguste ___, French chef at London's Savoy Hotel in the last decade of the 19th centuryESCOFFIER9Across52
1987 film starring Mickey Rourke and Faye Dunaway that is a semi-autobiography of Charles BukowskiBARFLY6Across54
Federal subject of Russia whose capital is GroznyCHECHENREPUBLIC15Across56
Thomas ___, author of the first picaresque novel in English, The Unfortunate Traveller, or the Life of Jack WiltonNASHE5Across57
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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Heating stoked coal on one fire almost turning coldCALORIFIC9Down1
Country whose capital is BakuAZERBAIJAN10Down1
HonourKNIGHTHOOD10Down1
Sauce made from fish and ... um ... that's itGARUM5Down2
Language almost identical to Hindi in basic structure and grammarURDU4Down2
ScentedODOROUS7Down2
Endless roulade, initially eaten in a frenzy, then leftETERNAL7Down3
Any cell that is suspended in a fluid, such as erythrocytes and leucocytesCORPUSCLE9Down3
Secret agentsSPIES5Down3
Show-off that's more 'sophisticated' rejecting last bit of sandwichPOSER5Down4
Christian festival celebrated on November 1ALLSAINTSDAY12Down4
LargerBIGGER6Down4
Stone implementNEOLITH7Down5
Judges drunk by about 1:50 in ReadingREHEARSAL9Down5
See 39DUCKBILLEDPLATYPUS18Down5
See 55RUSHHOUR8Down6
WeirdEERIE5Down6
The last ice-cream portion is bigger, potentiallyELASTIC7Down6
Is it used to eat Chinese pork? YesCHOPSTICK9Down7
King of England whose mother was Mary, Queen of ScotsJAMESI6Down7
Australian city, capital of New South WalesSYDNEY6Down8
Wiltshire landmarkSTONEHENGE10Down8
Mess up the topping for summer puddingsDUFFS5Down8
Writer of histories and annals of the Roman EmpireTACITUS7Down11
Doc Brown's dog in the Back to the Future filmsEINSTEIN8Down12
StretchEXPANSE7Down12
The state capital of NebraskaLINCOLN7Down13
Have a go at and complain - it's a British traditionROASTBEEF9Down14
FitSEIZURE7Down14
The natural order of things in Iceland?FOODCHAIN9Down15
Young salmonGRILSE6Down15
Part of the eyePUPIL5Down17
Given too much seafood? Finally, the diet is abandoned!SURFEITED9Down17
Be buoyantFLOAT5Down18
British art rock band whose debut single was Virginia PlainROXYMUSIC9Down18
Where one might eat catch taken in by high tideDINETTE7Down19
1981 top ten single by ToyahIWANTTOBEFREE13Down19
Soldier on LSD that works to achieve neutralityANTACID7Down21
One-litre bar bottles producedBUILT5Down22
The ___, private hospital in Roehampton best known for treating celebrities for addictionPRIORY6Down23
Vanilla Ice samples guitar partsLICKS5Down23
Department of France, in Picardy region, whose capital is LaonAISNE5Down24
Weight I put on top of cement mixerTONIC5Down25
City on the coast of S China that was a Portuguese overseas province until 1999MACAO5Down27
George ___, American actor best known for playing Norm Peterson in CheersWENDT5Down28
Christian sacrament commemorating the Last Supper by consecrating bread and wineEUCHARIST9Down30
Austrian composer who wrote the oratorios The Creation and The SeasonsJOSEPHHAYDN11Down31
Small edible marine decapod crustacean with a long tail and two pairs of pincersPRAWN5Down33
Peninsula containing the countries of Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia and SomaliaHORNOFAFRICA12Down35
The amphibious Australian egg-laying mammal Ornithorhynchus anatinusDUCKBILLEDPLATYPUS18Down39
1984 David Bowie top ten hit, loosely inspired by Eddie CochranBLUEJEAN8Down40
Nontechnical name for the femurTHIGHBONE9Down41
A sound recording disc used for demonstration or other short-term purposesACETATE7Down43
Dead skin, especially that round the base of a fingernail or toenailCUTICLE7Down45
Real first name of "Shaggy" in the Scooby-Doo cartoonsNORVILLE8Down46
Any coniferous tree of the genus PiceaSPRUCE6Down48
Chinese system of exercise and self-defence, using balance and co-ordination with minimum effortTAICHI6Down49
Points value of the brown ball in snookerFOUR4Down53
1998 film starring Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker that spawned two sequelsRUSHHOUR8Down55
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