Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (July 14th 2017) clues of Mirror Cryptic crossword.

Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 28 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

Bars cane at school

Dirt taken to cave

Dire sort of journey

Vegetable as incentive

Succeed in performing evil rap

My one is a pit

Entire things, say, have gaps

British and American transport

Ready for homework to read out

Trod warily round fellow who’s asleep

Stare wildly at flower

Trendy new travel break

Delay basket

Fair to put notes with coin

Origin of botany?

Stop German report

Once ordered ice cream

Doubter infected with vitamin

Celebrate destiny, say

Shack gets new search

Temperature in the atmosphere

Agent isn’t honest in answers

Vehicle to leave its load

Criticised cook and journalist

Number turns it green

Dog left to have a look

Police operation is a pain

Leave time to have procured

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