Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (March 15th 2021) clues of Metro crossword.

Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 41 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

Walk heavily

British anthem, God ... Queen (4,3)

Rub out (pencil marks)

Torment

Blubber

Charged particle

In French it's Le

Spurted

Impersonate

Ground (teeth)

Robustly

Young men

Chocolate choux pastry

Tenant

Latin American ballroom dance (3-3)

Golfing body (1,1,1)

Pale

Tribe's spiritual emblem

Venus & Mars' neighbour

Escaping

Grown-up

Lordly

RC ministers

Hush!

Cheque recipient

Stretchy material

Long-term weather conditions

Childhood disease

Common

Burn with steam

Native American tribesmen

Cod liver ...

Be worthy of

Of food intake

Slight tint

Punishment

Abuse

Procedure

Small dried grape

Say in passing

Take reprisals for

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