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PUZZLES to YOU by Quizword & Crossword Two-Speed Coffeebreak DM1ST mirror.co.uk TUESDAY 10.11.2020 DAILY MIRROR 1 Take a break and get your brain in gear £75 12-PAGE BUMPER to be won! BROUGHT PUZZLES TO YOU BY Quizword & Crossword Two-speed coffeebreak Two sets of clues, two different answers – all on the same grid. Choose one or the other. Two sets of clues – but the answers are the same. Quizword Cryptic clues ACROSS DOWN ACROSS 6 and 7 Down 1 Carey —, Best Actress 1 Abandon on 2017 film drama in a Leading Role London street (6) starring Joaquin Oscar nominee for 4 Notice blemish (4) Phoenix (3,4,5,6,4) An Education (8) 7 Wickedness in the village (4) 8 1984 romcom starring 2 and 18 1974 and 8 Rise to a perfume (6) Steve Martin and 1978 Commonwealth Lily Tomlin (3,2,2) men’s shot put 9 Way out of aeroplane (4) gold medallist (5,5) 10 College of note, 9 Nicolas-Jacques —, possibly (4) inventor of the 3 and 5 Actor who modern pencil played Pete Beale 12 Care about some land (4) and a hard type in BBC TV soap 14 Level with First Lady (3) of crayon (5) EastEnders from 16 Crawler, when quiet (3) 10 1943 novel 1985-93 (5,4) 17 Damn vermin (4) by Colette (4) 4 1988 comedy-drama 20 Now editors have 12 Small mammal film starring to have been obliged (4) Bette Midler and with reddish-brown 23 Bishop has fur and an Barbara Hershey (7) single skull, say (4) elongated body (6) 5 See 3 Down 24 Colour of zero scope (6) Asian tree with fragrant 14 1968 film 6 25 Rage about clothing (4) drama starring greenish-yellow flowers whose oil is used in 26 Journey, often Quick clues John Marley and following star (4) Gena Rowlands (5) perfumery (5-5) ACROSS DOWN 7 See 6 Across 27 Student doesn’t start 15 Peter —, golfer; as a paid worker (6) 1 Fibre (6) 1 Look fixedly (5) 2004 Australian 11 Seventh son 4 Location (4) 2 Contest (4) of Jacob in the Open tournament DOWN 7 Sinful (4) Dissuade (5) and Australian Old Testament (3) 3 Crossword 1 Look for new rates (5) PGA Championship 12 The —, 1996 novel by 8 Climb (6) 4 Grain store (4) winner (6) Jonathan Kellerman (3) ACROSS DOWN 2 Disgracefully 9 Country road (4) 5 Celestial body (6) holding competition (4) 16 South American 13 1977 comedy-drama 6 Place for the muster 1 Royal 10 Public school (4) 6 In that place (5) short-tailed rodent film starring of troops (6,6) daughter (8) 3 Put off animal, with time (5) 12 Unit of area (4) 11 Canvas shelter (4) with a stocky body (4) Paul Newman and 8 Have within (7) 2 Perfect (5) 4 Lois ran to the store (4) 14 Previous day (3) 13 Centre (4) 19 David —, Michael Ontkean (4,4) 9 Wait in line (5) 3 Great pain (5) 5 Surface temperature 16 Serpent (3) Bathroom on Mars, say (6) 15 Best Actor in 14 1988 film 10 Unlock (4) 4 Bunch 17 Rodents (4) scrubber (6) thriller starring a Leading Role of flowers (7) 6 Three moved yonder (5) 20 Was indebted to (4) Extent (5) Oscar winner for Harrison Ford and 12 Myth (6) 16 5 Poker stake (4) 11 Contented with Skeleton part (4) Separate Tables (5) Betty Buckley (7) 14 Fold in accommodation (4) 23 18 Cherish (5) clothing (5) 6 Completely 24 Fruit (6) 21 In golf, a number 17 Milton —, prime 13 Firm around middle (4) 19 Precipitous (5) 15 Reflected light (6) false story (4,2,4) 25 Cog (4) two wood with a minister of Uganda 15 Cadge from cleaner (6) 21 Period brass-plated sole (7) from 1962-66 (5) 16 Sixth month (4) 7 Intrusive (10) 26 Long hike (4) of time (4) 11 Spanish cry (3) 16 Scope in the 22 1951 film 18 See 2 Down 19 Edges morning section (5) 27 Salaried worker (6) 22 Unknown (4) drama starring 20 2018 biopic starring of a roof (5) 12 Not sufficiently strict or careful (3) 18 Love to bother Kirk Douglas and Christian Bale as 21 Lower back pain (7) engineers (5) Solutions in tomorrow’s Daily Mirror Jan Sterling (3,2,3,4) Dick Cheney (4) 13 Learned (8) 22 In various 19 Woman finds places (4,3,5) 14 Thrive (7) queen transparent (5) 17 On one’s own (5) 21 Sound feeble Solutions in tomorrow’s 18 Friendship (5) for a few days (4) Solutions in tomorrow’s Daily Mirror Daily Mirror 20 Look at (4) 22 Soon get a French veto (4) CHECK THE SOLUTIONS NOW! 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