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The Guardian Cryptic Crossword 27570 Answers

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ACROSS

• Do OK but appear to withdraw?
• Our sister has no hesitation taking on worker with sharp eyes
• Crop left to make slow progress
• Not hard for fish to swallow a piece of jewellery
• I visited Mexican painter here in the south of France
• He fought a big cat: that’s not on
• Terrifying woman’s repeated power to knock out a grand bully
• Friendly girl in pink
• Lid on trunk initially stuck out – cutter supplied
• In inspiration daughter shows liberality of mind
• Hail penetrating cavern
• Carefully study gesture to transmit
• Like some exercise? I carried back some French wine bottles
• School almost suppressing artist’s inspiration
• Reader in church always involving ancient Shakespearean
• Complications ensue as more points are added to graph

DOWN

• About to secure strongbox where one may 8 giving nothing away
• One that’s near title losing time
• Maintaining quiet air as river rises take advantage of lift
• Race to join conversation that will make you smart
• Ridiculing racist I thumped
• Get back from sports ground having finished
• Condensation in carriages eventually shorted regular current
• Be in full control of big bag on deck
• Writer about to set up cheap material on eastern ruler
• Take action as point in dispute is dropped
• Blade decapitated pig
• Greaser endlessly tough in awful weather
• One touching line of smack sent for execution
• Rough and rude treatment for rabies at hospital
• Unpredictable Cartman keeps an odd pet!
• Promoting English with plausible nonsense