| The Times – Cryptic – Times Cryptic No 28641 | |
| Clues | Answers |
| 22 hell-bound rejects | DISOWNS |
| A little heat coming through leather muffler | THERM |
| A possible Castilian naval officer keeping fit, mostly | PABLO |
| Area, so long closed, prepares for work | A Farewell to Arms |
| At least a dozen answer, giving approval | VISA |
| Bow Street’s obliged to suspend one for breaking in? | MUSTANG |
| Busy art dealer finally flogged gem | star ruby |
| Celebrate arrival of Sabbath, yet heed working at start of week | wet the babys head |
| Climber to copy, getting head down | PEA |
| Compounds ten days with a fateful one | IODIDES |
| Concerned with wings on sea | ALARMED |
| Decoration got by medic turning on splendid display | POMPOM |
| Drug arrived concealed in hollow, with accompanying note | MEDICAMENT |
| Finally give acclaim to a form of music | EMO |
| Finishes off masterstroke, N English dish and N African one | COUSCOUS |
| For a year restricted to college broadcast | PROPAGATED |
| Harsh-sounding tribal chief? | CLANKING |
| Instrument that’s not broken, but odd bits missing | OBOE |
| Inviting mockery, perhaps, no good for Charlie’s evening out! | IRONING |
| Irish girl learning to gatecrash parties | DOLORES |
| Italian physician returned home — a very small delay | GALVANI |
| Maybe marathon runner’s standard habitual reaction: a single short breath | PARTICIPANT |
| Object when gallons going spare | THIN |
| Part of church, one Cranmer reformed | amen corner |
| Puts waterproof coat on — so Cleopatra survives a little longer? | ASPHALTS |
| Scientists from south Australia first to break old records | zoologists |
| Shabby upside-down top and old hat worn by a detective | DILAPIDATED |
| Short track: primitive instinct to stop to perform it? | SIDING |
| Some insects drop right into your cuppa | DIPTERA |
| What sort of jerk would keep lawman on the case? | SODA |
