Friday Cryptic Crossword Game

[ad hoc]

Lascar, Ben, works to scrape them off the bottom of the boat (9)

[Duncan Gardner]

Nora Barnacle's bloke gigs taking drugs- ecstasy for the Church (5,5)

[ad hoc]

Setter (I) partied where James Joyce lived (7)

[Duncan Gardner]

Trieste's stark landscape (5)

[ad hoc]

Back up! Use karst ? This brings forth an old, old argument... (5,2)

[Stobart]

Old keeper rakes up missing out on United move. (6)

[Duncan Gardner]

Gary Sprake's going to Liverpool 'finishing school'? (5)

[ad hoc]

Ysgol rota is written up but turns out to be a load of old rubbish (9)

[Duncan Gardner]

March's role(s) in astrology is/ are baloney (5)

[Rogin the Armchair fan]

I, taken out of Aries, become the Greek God of war (4)

[ad hoc]

Europe out of line? Ares returns (twice) causing fatalism in Spain (3,4,4)

[Duncan Gardner]

Her 'Que sera sera', Rod? I'd say not (5,3)

[MsD]

Doris Day's mysterious hombre's a place, (in the story) where she sings Que Sera Sera. (7,5)

[ad hoc]

He probably wouldn't be welcome in t'Ambrose Chapel, however (I'll get my coat) (10)

(BTW Ambrose Chapel is (7,6). Hope it's the right answer)

[MsD]

Yes, it’s right.

Sorry about word count!

[Nefertiti2]

Zen ethics, movement, or blasphemer?

(9)

[Duncan Gardner]

Where There's nothing Nietzsche couldn't teach about the raising of the wrist: disgustingly gross 'Noel's Hip-hop' (12,4)

[Guy Profumo]

Composed nine lines of “The Philosophers Song”? [4, 5]

[Duncan Gardner]

Neil Innes's Alternative Ulster (6)

[seand]

The Rutles were the endlessly patchiest imitation of The Beatles (8)


and thanks to Duncan for a friendly earworm reminder of my time at college in the occupied territories :-)

[Duncan Gardner]

My pleasure Sean

Pastiche Irishman clean cried off? (6,4)

(my tupp'orth: you're well rid of the gobshite)

[Guy Profumo]

Terry Wogan doesn't fit.

[Guy Profumo]

Wild untamed witches nearly lost Declan Rice – he was found here! [4,3,6]

[Duncan Gardner]

Where(fore) West Ham United promoted 'Working Lady'? (9,4,4)

[Duncan Gardner]

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