Irish Times (Crosaire)
9570
Without warning, unexpectedlyWithout the necessary information or lightWedges to prevent sliding or rollingTool for weedingWatching over to protect
Two women - one is excessively optimisticOfficer from Sergei Prokofiev's War and Peace, for instance, protecting Napoleon with endless instrumentsMinister responsible for 1 downBill and Pamela endlessly in study - in relation to their profile, I find that hard to readTypical French standard raised in The Banner, at home
Irish Times (Simplex)
8165
Unpleasantly and excessively suave or ingratiatingTwelve men of the New TestamentThey perpetrate wrongdoingThe mount where Noah's ark landedThe person charged with carrying out the terms of a will
New York Times Crossword
29011
Winter hrs. in the MidwestWhere Paris took HelenWhat's what, in ItalyWhat to expect between June and September in IndiaVegetarian substitute for gelatin
The Guardian Cryptic Crossword
7437
Wrongly firing Minister without Portfolio at firstWeakness with fellow off sickWas sorry about making vulgar soundShock for a criminalQueen's in study endlessly drinking alcohol
The Guardian Quick Crossword
5720
WipeSound of something soft and wet hitting a surfaceQuizOld way for constructing internal walls __ tabulated wand (anag)Piece of ground with specific characteristics
The Guardian Quiptic Crossword
1541
Unconventional nineties geniusUnsympathetic country offering unpleasant cure for addictionTuck sides of robe into luggageTry to back clubsStenographer's instrument
The Guardian Speedy Crossword
1044
Unexpected explosive deviceTo this place (law)Sport involving curved sticks a ball and goalsSurface layer of ground with grass rootsSomething owed which is morally binding
The Guardian Weekend Crossword
1157
__ Channing, star of Grease and The West Wing__ Ancona, comedianVenezuelan leader of several anti-colonial movements in South AmericaTown and school on the Thames near WindsorUS investment bank based in New York
The New Yorker Crossword
1380
Work for Pixar, perhapsTitular portal in a sci-fi showTime-saving abbr. for a bibliographerTerm for "assistant foreman" supposedly coined by farm workersTake responsibility for
The Telegraph Cryptic Crossword
8470
Yankee being paid in yenVariety, fit for all to see, survived over in valleyTarget of ridicule in genuine denialSeveral ads in resort for sauceShort talk with Irish president
The Telegraph Toughie Crossword
6738
Where flight delay may agitate passengers, new plane route urgedSort of meal for slicingWhat a shame one's attending boring day of Latin and EnglishSort of idiom, initially not a wordServing girl's lost one off her trolley
The Times Cryptic Crossword
15304
Winged statue thus about to be erected?Spanish queen, the first murder victim in one's city?Tried hard to get supper finally in ovenShortage of food ultimately overwhelming planetShame about conclusion of padre's godliness
The Times Specialist Crossword
2698
____'s first published mystery was Last Bus to Woodstock____ tree is another name for false acaciaWomen's ____, Second World War civilian organisation created to strengthen the agricultural workforce____ components can be used together without alterationWhatever ____ Wants is the best-known song from the 1955 musical Damn Yankees
The Washington Post Sunday
2255
___ Vista Social Club___ Sutra (ancient text on sexuality)Woodworking gripperWNBA legend LisaVoters' topic
The Washington Post Sunday Crossword
4274
___-wheel drive___ Vegas Raiders___ Philharmonic (Pennsylvania orchestra)___ comedy (genre featuring awkward, embarrassing situations)[Please milk me, human]
Thomas Joseph King Feature Syndicate
8648
Wall Street Journal Crossword
18889
Yankee followerWorker with a pointy hatWord humorously spelled with hockey sticksWoolly mammalWhat to make when you've hurt someone