Lawyer at Tyre with no bananas Crossword Clue

The crossword clue "Lawyer at Tyre with no bananas" with the answer "ATTORNEY" refers to a play on words involving both geographical and cryptic elements. In this clue, "Lawyer" is a direct definition of the answer, which is "ATTORNEY."

The phrase "at Tyre" hints at the ancient city of Tyre, located in modern-day Lebanon. Here, the clever wordplay involves removing the letters that spell "bananas" from the word "ATTORNEY."

The crossword clue "Lawyer at Tyre with no bananas" with the answer "ABJECTLY" refers to a cryptic way of indicating the solution through a play on words. In this clue, "Lawyer" is a reference to "ab" (short for "abogado," which means lawyer in Spanish).

"Tyre" is a homophone for "tire," and the phrase "with no bananas" suggests removing the letter "b" from a related word. When we take the term "abjectly" and remove the "b" (the banana), we are left with "abjectly," which fits the definition of the clue's solution.

The crossword clue "Lawyer at Tyre with no bananas" with the answer "AMAZEDLY" refers to a cryptic wordplay that involves interpreting the clue in a non-literal way.

In this case, "Lawyer at Tyre" can be broken down as follows: "Lawyer" might be represented by the abbreviation "A.D." (Attorney at Law), and "Tyre" can be associated with the ancient city, but here it plays a more indirect role. 

The crossword clue "Lawyer at Tyre with no bananas" with the answer "ADEQUACY" refers to a cryptic wordplay where "Lawyer" is the definition and "at Tyre with no bananas" is the wordplay.

In this context, "Lawyer" signifies a legal term, which in this case is "ADEQUACY," meaning the sufficiency or appropriateness of something.