THE HINDU CROSSWORD CORNER: No 10899, Wednesday 09 Oct 2013, Spinner

THE HINDU CROSSWORD CORNER

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No 10899, Wednesday 09 Oct 2013, Spinner Oct 9th 2013, 03:00, by Deepak Gopinath ACROSS 1   Small train houses mean bird (7) SPARROW {S}{PAR}{ROW} 5   Clever contraption (without ultimate adhesive) to stick with a loop, or several (6) VELCRO {CLEVeR}*{O} Semi&lit 11 Cancel yearly affair after ace pulled out (5) ANNUL ANNUaL 12 Dock worker, a good man, joined lady and daughter at Oregon (9) STEVEDORE {ST}{EVE}{D}{ORE} 13 Most extraordinary capture with advanced radar source (6) RAREST (+r)RA(-r)REST 14 A girl immersed in some messy syrup (8) MOLASSES {MO{LASS}ES*} 16 Book the book returned by Spinner (4) TOME {TO<=}{ME} 17 Lunatic can be livid, yet logical (10) VINDICABLE* 20 Pirates' capsized copper vessel drowned in drinks (10) BUCCANEERS {B{UC<=}{CAN}EERS} 21 Sailor to raise male donkey as labourer, one of thirteen (4) JACK [MD] 24 Ghost-like body that made peace with U.S. president passed away (8) UNBODIED {UN}BO{DIED}US President BO? 26 If it's DJ's, it's the bottom of the ocean (6) LOCKER [GK] 28 Turban knot essentially conceals the bills (9) BANKNOTES [T] 29 What elephants and whales do at the time of parturition (5) CALVE [E] 30 To fight the odds, Indian organisation evens return tie (6) RESIST {TIE<= within RSS} 31 Storage dismantled by tramps (7) MOORAGE Anno not clear DOWN 2   Extensive fear grips the ring with the beast (9) PANORAMIC {PAN{O}{RAM}IC} 3   Really enjoy licking indigenous sweet herb's roots (6) RELISH {R}{E}{L}{I}{S}{H} semi&lit 4   Body beheaded twice, approximately (2,2) OR SO{tORSO} Why 'twice'? 6   Cheap, yet proper way to prevent binocularity (8) EYEPATCH* 7,25 The result of a dislocation may be a partial sign of danger (5,5) CROSS BONES {CROSS} {BONES} 8   Shepherd's stanza in the trimmed poem (7) OVERSEE {pO{VERSE}Em} 9   1 loses wings with time and becomes an imitator (6) PARROT {sPARROw}{T} 10 Requests for fresh supply went through hundred registrars (9) RECORDERS {RE{C}ORDERS} 15 Till beef's prepared, these will keep you alive (4,5) LIFE BELTS* 18 Jet lag with a little fuzziness is definitely not a sign of surrender (5,4) BLACK FLAG {BLACK} {F}{LAG} 19 Kerchiefs with vitamin-laden fruits (8) BANDANAS {BAN{D}ANAS} 20 Fat, bald-headed unfit sailor (7) BLUBBER {B}{LUBBER} 22 Officer for the auditor's core (6) KERNEL (~colonel) 23 Agree to steer the dog (6) CONCUR {CON}{CUR} 27 Mongols often returned to protect the capital (4) OSLO [T<=]

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