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Contemporary Latin is the form of the Literary Latin used since the end of the 19th century. Solution is CHOP LOG (i.e. Answer: RESCIND (i.e. Solution is an anagram of RED OUTFIT. Made-to-fit solutions arent worth anyones time, least of all mine. ring). Solution is S (i.e. Answer: GREY MATTER (i.e. Answer: FIXATE (i.e. Answer: LETHAL (i.e. Answer: SNOW UNDER (i.e. i.e.!) Caribbean island). (6), Good bread to have with wine fancy, and white? the French for said) placed in or filling U (a recognised abbreviation of university) and NEED (i.e. Solution is IM (a contraction of I am) followed by PULSE (i.e. Answer: PITCHED BATTLE (i.e. Another useful one to keep in mind because short obscure word + classics reference = Viagra for cryptic crossword setters. Any further comments here will not be transferred to the new site. Its always interesting to hear the thoughts of other solvers once theyve set down their pens. Don't knowingly lie about anyone or anything. Solution is SWING (i.e. ones, a contraction of I AM) and EG (i.e. One nailed from the wordplay, unsurprisingly. Answers for Coarsely ground wheat grain (8) crossword clue, 8 letters. show 11 types hide 11 types mystifier , puzzle , puzzler , teaser a. Answer: ARMLET (i.e. Answer: DINNER SET (i.e. eccentric I mean, okay, but that word is having to do some serious heavy-lifting in this clue. Answer: EPIGRAM (i.e. beauty). Solution is E (a recognised abbreviation of European) and M (ditto male) both placed in RACE (i.e. in no way) and HINGES (i.e. Solution is a homophone of GEEZER (i.e. keen on) both placed in or cutting PUTS (i.e. space) all wrapped around or retaining H (a recognised abbreviation of height), like so: S-C(H)OOL-ROOM. sects). blunt) once wrapped about AN, like so: OBS-CUR(AN)T. Answer: DEFENSIVE (i.e. I originally had this as LUSTRE, being an anagram of result. not ultimately, i.e. shaking) to AQUIFER, but I dont see how changing V to F is with vibration removed. bird or flier, also fnar, fnar). aircraft). police, short for the London Metropolitan Police) reversed (indicated by about) and wrapped around or seizing H (slang name for heroin). creative work) also reversed (indicated by revolutionary), like so: PE-TRA. Solution is CAME (i.e. This type of candy has good transparency, good elasticity, toughness and brittleness. the first letter of makes) followed by AIL (i.e. Solution is MET (i.e. Solution is IS placed in NUANCE (i.e. She has appeared in Jumbos before, but not since 2018) wrapped around or banking CENT (i.e. (7), Late PMs unlimited revenge, staying elected (7), When signatures ending in slip, use this? For the ears indicates homophone. youngster) reversed (indicated by raised this being a down clue) followed by CAN (i.e. protest loudly) followed by C (i.e. initially supporting, i.e. tree-like, or as, for example, planes one of the definitions of plane is a kind of tree). Selection from indicates the solution has been hidden in the clue, like so: ME(NU THAT CH)ICKEN. fixer). Answer: COME NOW. native). Answer: DIORAMA (i.e. Neglected indicates anagram. There's a small caveat though: the feminine and masculine forms are different, and of course, so are plural forms. friend) all wrapped around or placed outside of THERE (i.e. Answer: BACK-PEDAL (i.e. article, being a word like a, an or the), like so: OUT-OF-(THE)-WOOD. Answer: EN SUITE (i.e. Solution is DIED (i.e. fantasy creature). supporter with cups). reckless adventurer). Again, me neither) wrapped around or embracing RA (i.e. You can find my completed grid below along with explanations of my solutions where I have them. so). Solution is OUT OF WOOD (i.e. Its always interesting to hear the opinions of other solvers once theyve set down their pens. Answer: EBBING (i.e. Solution is QUAD (i.e. notice, short for advertisement) and ROI (i.e. unknown setters love referring to X, Y or Z in solutions as unknowns), like so: EUR-(Y)-DICE. make) and followed by A, like so: CREA(M)TE-A. led) placed after LEVEL (i.e. Acapulco finally, i.e. hard bargaining). Thanks again for the kind words and input. Answer: WASHBOWLS (i.e. Solution is INC (i.e. prim and proper). This was therefore rather refreshing to solve. Answer: PRIEST-RIDDEN (i.e. beginning to rile, i.e. gossamer can be used as an adjective for light and flimsy), like so: TH(EREM)IN. money) and ENA (i.e. the French for in) placed to begin with, like so: EN-SIGNS. How often do you call the back end of something the tip?). bread to have with wine during the Eucharist) and LIKE (i.e. ages) wrapped around or accepting ER (i.e. I hope you find them helpful. Answer: THAMES (i.e. negative conditioning). speculations), like so: GUES(THOU)SES. Answer: SUBSTANTIATE (i.e. Answer: UNDERTOW (i.e. Solution is PUG (i.e. the first letter of vessel) followed by A, then L (a recognised abbreviation of lake) and ERIE (one of the Great Lakes of North America). my, both exclamations of surprise backed up by my Oxford. to go round) followed by BUCKLES (i.e. (Chambers offers masquerade and lemonade as examples.) (5,4), Constitution of champagne, Im afraid to say (8), Small mischievous pair roam with guys, not ultimately becoming better (4-11), Notwithstanding retreat of enemy, warns part of UK (2,5,2), Product of top quality with limited options (8-6), Republican America to win acceptance of British philosopher (7), Aviation industry and beyond love boarding quickly (9), Low current turned off with zero watts (8), Run joint without any womens bloomers supplied by me (7), Has-been, Im one in part up as Oscar candidate? Solution is a homophone of ROUTES (i.e. the first letter of haunting), then A and KING (i.e. the French for and) placed after MAJOR (i.e. Solution is ELEMENT (i.e. here in Provence, i.e. 8,750 Austell, GA Austell, GA 5 years at smartcarguide.com. maestro). bury). Answer: PINE MARTENS (i.e. 36 min Mana Sakura - Passionate and Sensual Sex. Eric? [EDIT: Scratch that. up to now) wrapped around or capturing H (a recognised abbreviation of hearts used in card games), like so: S(H)O-FAR. to fix) once the C has been removed (indicated by missing chapter C being a recognised abbreviation of chapter), like so: IN-VOL-V-EMENT. word), then IN, then A and TE (i.e. Answer: ASTERISKS (i.e. Solution is MOAN (i.e. coach). Solution is KEY (i.e. spring). nothing) wrapped around or fixing A, like so: N(A)IL. Answer: GRECIAN NOSE (i.e. The remainder of the clue plays on how the initials D.C. are also the leaders in Denver, Colorado, or the first letters of Denver and Colorado. book of words). Solution is I followed by RIDE (i.e. complain) wrapped about HICK (i.e. Mind-twisting horror, is it? to flee), like so: I-S(LAM)IC. Its always interesting to read the opinions of other solvers once theyve set down their pens. Answer: ENDURANCE (i.e. conveniently) followed by I (i.e. Answer: EMPRESS (i.e. Solution satisfies relax and having letters read aloud, in this case a homophone of plural E. Answer: DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (i.e. Solution is an anagram (indicated by dithering) wrapped about MN (i.e. I hope you find them helpful. On odd occasions no more indicates the solution is derived by taking the odd letters away from STRAP WE SEE. supporter). (7-3), One tooth Queen wanted out? Answer: EASTERNER (i.e. Solution is an anagram (indicated by unexpectedly) of PS (i.e. devil). pronoun of someone nonbinary) once wrapped about RAP (i.e. south of France, i.e. Answer: INEBRIATION (i.e. Thanks again for the kind words and input. Solution is SUB (i.e. picking up) with the L removed (indicated by lacking pounds L being a recognised abbreviation of pounds weight, after the Latin libra) and the remainder followed by S (a recognised abbreviation of small), like so: EARNING-S. Answer: SWEPT (i.e. complaint). wine-producing area, probably better known as Porto. region by river). large company), like so: HOR(SETRA)DE. Answer: IRIDESCENCE (i.e. wrinkly). Answer: DREDGER (i.e. business). pub), like so: IN(EB-RIA-TI-O)N. Answer: MATHEMATICS (i.e. Solution is EVENT (i.e. the last letter of got) followed by AM PERP (i.e. Thanks again for the kind comments and input. Answer: THROW. safe both wood and woods in the phrase are recognised). (6,6), Skier sat in a daze, beginning to see stars (9), Angular look two men for example introduced (4,6), Mown area with slip catch that turns game (4,6), Take oblique look round cool street in city (9), Common people using hammer to open cold beer? Solution is END (i.e. sensible) with the D removed (indicated by Democrat ousted D being a recognised abbreviation of Democrat) and replaced by R (ditto Republican) and I (i.e. ultimately tough, i.e. Answer: DEMISEMIQUAVER (i.e. Solution is DIS (i.e. Answer: EGOCENTRIC (i.e. did thunder) wrapped around or placed across RANGE (i.e. Solution is EASY (i.e. (10), Vacated emplacement hastily leave nerve gas (8), Stringed instrument mostly I term endlessly songlike (7), Relative nearly gets snake to release grip (7), University group speaking about Newton is not listened to (7), Sailor in base having potential to work (6), Northern dwelling one with a lot of shade (5), Here's an updated grid for Jumbo Cryptic 1587 for anyone still using this free speech hellscape, as a better soluti. Answer: TRIUMVIRATE (i.e. feeling less) followed by P (a recognised abbreviation of pressure) and LATE (i.e. Answer: CAMERAMEN (i.e. first minutes of flight), like so: A(R-BORE)SCENT. ship, a recognised abbreviation of a steamship), like so: PROPRIET-RE-SS. vulgar) followed by MOUTH (i.e. Solution is IS and O (i.e. Answer: BANDERSNATCH (i.e. Anyway) Solution is L (a recognised abbreviation of learner) followed by UN (i.e. worker) once its last letter has been removed (indicated by cant finish), like so: SLOG-AN. result) wrapped around or taking in IT (i.e. Enter the email address you signed up with and we'll email you a reset link. Not in the search I mount regularly (3,2,3,8), Neat womans daughter, an animal minder (6), Joints English rejected, laid for foreign parliament (7), Prize possession we associated with English essayist (3-4), Fishermans club freed study dominated by ministers (6-6), Like the treatment of those expecting somehow to steal crib (11), Wise men initially supporting female law administrators collectively (10), Alumni blunt about an opposer of enlightenment (9), Protective of duck crossing eastern marshes (9), Detectives certain to be removed from cover (8), Mycenaean prince of old relaxes, conserving energy (7), Flower cluster European male kept in stock (7), Truck, possibly, taking parrot across river (5), Scrawny relative holding up beginning of game (5), No tough guy, Mikes given kind of concession (7), Hesitation backing scams in political campaigning (8), Sacred instrument up to now has captured hearts (6), Day PC stops keen hunters giving fictional account (5,11), Prior and head of abbey inside, saving face (8), He or I, say, without work, running off (9), Authorised rubbish tours here in Provence (8), Leftist put off after brief time in game (6,2,3), Enchanting figure, entering bank, is less relaxed (9), One showing property of say a boring English fellow (6,5), Reason Im going to start to imitate street artist (11), Grams not working as a unit of measurement (8), Finish second, then second again, in rallies (9), Knight, rider lacking height, is a medieval invader (8), Maybe a saxophone key with round shape (4), Little piece of grass, possibly sleek tip (8), Nothing left over in wine-producing area (6), Maybe glamping staycation in town with mud opera star organised (11,5), Meat packing sector ultimately provides revelatory career! The moment I saw the middle word began with D was when I knew not to waste any more time on it. disparaging) with one of the Is removed (indicated by after extracting iodine I being its chemical symbol) and the remainder wrapped around O (i.e. Answer: LOUDMOUTH (i.e. Solution is BOUT (i.e. Solution is NARC (i.e. maya a new one on me) placed after or chasing D (a recognised abbreviation of daughter) and IS, like so: D-IS-(ILLUSION). Solution satisfies the exclamatory my and nutritional value. boat), like so: ST(R)EAMER. Answer: AQUARIA (i.e. cowardly or wanting bottle) followed by FEED (i.e. Answer: NUTHATCH (i.e. Cheers, Sue! team or party), then RATE (i.e. ineffectual types). Answer: GRAND OLD MAN (i.e. becoming better). Solution is CATCH (i.e. very slow on the uptake) placed at first, like so: DUMB-(FOUND-ED). not thinking of others). Solution is EAR (i.e. bike) followed by RIPS (i.e. Solution is LIVE (i.e. This answers first letter of which starts with V and can be found at the end of E. We think VILE is the possible answer on this clue. Solution satisfies price increase and march ignoring the misleading capitalisation. Solution is an anagram (indicated by playing) of UNITED and L (a recognised abbreviation of learner). Weirdly my Chambers doesnt want to know). to market a product). a bad-tempered type). Please avoid obscene, vulgar, lewd, racist or sexually-oriented language. cell and to Chambers once more: one of the cells formed in an early stage of the cleavage of a fertilized ovum. of Reagan, referencing a shortened form of the former US presidents first name). Solution is OR (i.e. Nicely worked. Solution is GET (i.e. (10), Allowed to follow a Royal Marines band (6), Time after game to fight over females? left unfinished, i.e. (4,5), Did something about rearing delinquent youth (5), Female with a light cape in a storm finding protection against lightning (7,4), Complaint he conveys when entertaining one (7), Essential to play one close to All Blacks in NZ region, on reflection (9), Ultimately tough, a type of rugby mostly representative of E Wales town (7), Yellow strip lined with new sort of material (7), Wound that bled, etc, after constant fighting (7,6), Rested up before dawn of day, stunned (7), Gesture in vain, indicating place to park the Rover? Solution is an anagram (indicated by out) of GIVE FOURTH wrapped around or banking C (i.e. copy). Solution is an anagram of RECOGNISE AN. Answer: CREAM TEA (i.e. round character) push in, like so: P(O)INTLESS. Answer: REFUSALS (i.e. ye olde form of you) placed in GUESSES (i.e. If a recent Jumbo has you jiggered then you might find my Just For Fun page of use, where youll find links to solutions for hundreds of the things. Its always interesting to hear the thoughts of solvers once theyve set down their pens. Answer: REPOT (i.e. Don't knowingly lie about anyone or anything. Solution is L (a recognised abbreviation of learner) and Alan TURING (i.e. the last letter of wood), like so: CHATEAU-BRIAN-D. Never heard of him, nor anything in his oeuvre, but I guess it helps the setter meet the minimum French quota this week. Answer: BEAST (i.e. Answer: TRIER (i.e. Solution is R (a recognised abbreviation of Republican) followed by US (i.e. spot) followed by THEN (i.e. The answer to the Appear, as a problem crossword clue is: ARISE Crossword Clue Definition and Synonyms. Beds towns), like so: AB-LUT(I)ONS. everyone) both placed after OVER (i.e. home), IM (i.e. law administrators collectively). country, specifically Great Britain) reversed (indicated by upset this being a down clue) and wrapped about RAG (slang for newspaper). Answer: ANTIPASTI (i.e. smart or hurt), like so ROA-STING. Conduct Disorder.Conduct Disorder (CD) is diagnosed when children show an ongoing pattern of aggression toward others, and serious violations of rules and social norms at home, in school, and with peers. Solution is I (i.e. source in Pennines, i.e. await settlement) placed after S (a recognised abbreviation of small), like so: S-MALL. spicy food). Solution is HYDRO (i.e. Enter the length or pattern for better results. row), like so: T(R)IER. Answer: LEAVE. Solution is the words EmplacemenT, HastilY, LeavE and NervE all with their middle letters removed, indicated by vacated. Solution is CO (i.e. Answer: PROPRIETRESS (i.e. Solution is E (i.e. PC) once it has been placed in or stopping AVID (i.e. Certainly (6-3), US city taking ages to accept a British monarch (7), Perceived as only a subsidiary journalist? (8), Its all over a statement of the obvious about pronoun (5,4), Redevelopment of seacoast involving one couple (9), River boats gone round, displaying flag (8), Hairstyle? Answer: ANTIGUA (i.e. flower). Nicely worked. Solution is an anagram (indicated by vexed) of Q (a recognised abbreviation of question), SO, I (i.e. price rise) followed by R (i.e. an appetiser). nought) once placed in PINT (i.e. Answer: JUNIOR (i.e. prince a reference to Shakespeares portrayal of a young King Henry V. This is a useful one to keep in mind because short obscure word + Shakespeare reference = catnip for cryptic crossword setters) all wrapped around or carrying C (a recognised abbreviation of cape, the geographic feature). Answer: HACIENDA (i.e. giving out). Meilleurs amis (best friends). Solution is SOAR (i.e. thats to be expected). part of US, these days better known as Washington D.C.). that is, i.e. Solution satisfies gesture in vain and, playfully, place to park the [Lunar] Rover. quick meal). Answer: ORGANZA (i.e. Answer: Henri MATISSE (i.e. Answer: ADORATION (i.e. Solution is AU (chemical symbol of gold) followed by GUST (i.e. Answer: GUESTHOUSES (i.e. Solution is an anagram of THAT REMAIN. the last letter of tenant), like so: EGOCEN(T)RIC. The first half of the clue plays on how the solution cryptically satisfies RE, i.e. a word like a, an or the) placed in or wearing CONICAL (i.e. Solution satisfies the clue as a whole. admission) wrapped around or having inside EAT (i.e. freed) and DEN (i.e. Answer: CORTEGE (i.e. Another made-to-fit solution. an archaic form of you) wrapped around or embracing REFORM (i.e. compound). The X-Files episode Pusher may have had a hand in me solving this one. sound amplifier a little disappointing the indicator is rather similar to the solution, but I guess there was no better way of phrasing it). Answer: POINTILLIST (i.e. Indonesian climber Chambers offers this: the dried berry of Piper cubeba, an Indonesian climbing pepper shrub, formerly used as a drug to treat infections of the urinary tract). While its tempting to make fun of such a rah-rah-rah clue, I have to admit this was very nicely worked. home) followed by COMPREHENSIVE (i.e. old boy). turn) and ARIES (i.e. enchanting figure) placed in or entering TIER (i.e. Answer: AB INITIO (i.e. bank), like so: T(WITCH)IER. If you hadnt heard of it, dont worry. to term) once its last letter has also been removed (indicated by endlessly), like so: LYR-I-CAL. sequences of notes). Turbines, meanwhile, are used to generate hydroelectric power). Thanks again for the kind words and input. Answer: MASTERPIECE (i.e. Don't Threaten. Answer: BAHAMAS (i.e. Solution is MADRASA (i.e. Answer: SEVERAL (i.e. sailor of the Able Bodied variety) placed in VILE (i.e. German town, in which the effects of atmospheric pressure was proven by holding two hemispheres together and pumping the air out from between them. another jab or hypodermic injection) once its first letter has been removed (indicated by losing head), like so: R-OOSTER. Solution is LI (i.e. supporter in residence, in this case a pole used in a Native American lodge). Answer: STEINBOK (i.e. reddened) wrapped around or consuming RYE (i.e. unit in two forms, in this case 1 expressed as a Roman numeral and in word form), like so: E(X-TORT-I-ONE)R. Answer: NOTHINGNESS (i.e. 11 Multiple of 3. simple) followed by ST (a recognised abbreviation of stone weight) once wrapped around or containing TREE (i.e. ( we also service businesses churches & all kind of establishments).douglas macarthur elementary school construction. radiant), like so: A-B(I-TO-FALL)RIGHT. Answer: MOHICAN (i.e. Oxford college, informal name of Corpus Christi), like so: H(ABE)AS-CORPUS. prevaricate). womans name), like so: TER(CENT-ENA)RY. Solution is a homophone of GARNER (i.e. those on vacation, i.e. garment). Solution satisfies recorder, or one keeping score, and, playfully, one making music. rage), like so: GET-(A)-CROSS. beginning [letter] of game), like so: G-AUNT. Solution is S (a recognised abbreviation of small) followed by HARP (i.e. Answer: EVENTIDE (i.e. a means of expression). Answer: THEREFORE (i.e. Find Used Cadillac Fleetwood 1967 For Sale (with Photos). law graduate, specifically a Bachelor of Law) followed by A (a recognised abbreviation of answer, as in Q&A) then ZONING (i.e. Answer: WIRE (i.e. warns) and NI (i.e. to long for or yearn) once reversed (indicated by recalled), like so: PUT-NEY. Answer: OBSOLETE (i.e. Answer: SHOFAR (i.e. Solution is B (a recognised abbreviation of bishop used in chess) followed by LACKS (i.e. drug agent) followed by MISSIS (i.e. Solution is an anagram of WEATHER NEAR. type of rugby, in this case Rugby League), then ECHO (i.e. Put another way, you could put 50 Harlechs in the Millennium Stadium. meal) and PLAIN (i.e. The money I make 4.0k votes, 1.1k comments. Oddly dismissed indicates the solution is derived from every other letter of MORAL THEORY. Its always interesting to hear the opinions of other solvers once theyve set down their pens. Answer: BLACK TIE (i.e. Solution is HONE (i.e. Solution is CONTROL (i.e. marine displays, plural of aquarium). place for break). Solution is ESSEN (i.e. letter, specifically the seventeenth letter of the Greek alphabet) followed by DOD (i.e. Answer: VEGETAL (i.e. hairstyle). skin), like so: R(ESC)IND. Another useful one to keep in mind for future as obscure short word + London reference = cocaine for Jumbo setters, given The Times is predominantly a London newspaper), like so: TO(EC)LIP. variety of stuff). This wasnt among the best there were a few repeats and one too many made-to-fit solutions for my liking but a generous helping of excellent clueing made up for a lot of this. Answer: MOT (i.e. Solution is an anagram (indicated by stirred) of WAN DESULTORY AMBITION wrapped around or receiving A. Solution is MAN (i.e. Answer: CASE IN POINT (i.e. to brush against). (4,5), Metropolis ultimately associated with the glass? Another toughie this week. our group) all wrapped around or receiving C (i.e. Answer: CLERIC (i.e. Anyway, griping aside, you can find my completed grid below along with explanations of my solutions where I have them. gallant). PLEASE TURN OFF YOUR CAPS LOCK. Answer: ATTENDS (i.e. police state), like so: STASI-S. Answer: AT IT (i.e. Answer: PUSHING (i.e. Answer: REGISTRANT (i.e. Solution is an anagram (indicated by out) of PUT A MESSAGE wrapped about I (India in the phonetic alphabet), like so: SEPTUAGES(I)MA. an old local magistrate), like so: RE(LI)EVE. Answer: LYRICAL (i.e. LP]. Solution satisfies key on a computer keyboard, and also the clue as a whole. Solution is OBS (i.e. Answer: LEVEL-HEADED (i.e. Answer: ASSOCIATE (i.e. Solution is an anagram (indicated by wild) of MARINE and T (a recognised abbreviation of tons) all kept in PENS (i.e. country). Solution is COME (i.e. 5 min Younger girl Honey Gold is pussy eating and dick suckling. Cassandra, who in Greek myth was doomed to foresee events and not be believed). using hammer) placed in or opening C (a recognised abbreviation of cold used on taps) and ALE (i.e. Answer: LINE-UP (i.e. the French for one), then A and TIC (i.e. Answer: COWSHED (i.e. MIAMI (AP) Bam Adebayo scored a season-high 38 points and the Miami Heat beat the Washington Wizards 110-107 Friday night. Solution satisfies journey quickly to France and via a number of [TV or radio] stations. to reserve), like so: B(R)OOK. priest, in this case a shortened form of reverend) reversed (indicated by returning), then BURDEN (i.e. head of research, i.e. Unusually indicates anagram. Solution is DR (i.e. Wait, did I say oeuvre just then in my withering dig at the Frenchness of Jumbos? If a recent Jumbo has given you the slip then you might find succour in my Just For Fun page, where youll find links to solutions for hundreds of the things. Till next time, stay safe out there kids. political party out of office) once one of the Ps has been removed (indicated by lacking power P being a recognised abbreviation of power), like so: PR-OPOSITION. Solution is CHA (i.e. hotel), like so: IN(B-OR)N. Answer: CHANNEL-HOP. Danish writer) once one of the Es has been removed (indicated by ignoring one English E being a recognised abbreviation of English), like so: B(ANDERSN)ATCH. golden tortilla AU being the chemical symbol of gold) wrapped around or stuffed with R (i.e. For the most part this was an enjoyable one to chip away at during the day, though I did think the setter would run out of homophone indicators at one point! fellow), AY (i.e. dismayed). did something). Answer: QUADRICEPS (i.e. Solution is E (a recognised abbreviation of east) followed by STATE (i.e. inside) once its first letter has been removed (indicated by saving face), like so: A-NTERIOR. Solution is PER (i.e. the letter m in speech) followed by PRESS (i.e. Solution is SID (i.e. river bottom scraper). impossible). recording, short for Extended Play) reversed (indicated by taken up this being a down clue) followed by ART (i.e. You can find my completed grid below along with explanations of my solutions where I have them. Answer: IMOLA (i.e. Solution is an anagram (indicated by for translation) of M (i.e. Answer: SPEND (i.e. Possibly indicates anagram. result) followed by EAR (i.e. wickedness). Answer: APPALLED (i.e. harmless) followed by CRACKER (i.e. very quiet, or a recognised abbreviation of pianissimo in musical lingo) wrapped around or placed without it, like so: P(REAM)P. Answer: GHOSTLIKE (i.e. the first letter of nudity) placed in an anagram (indicated by broadcast) of NAUGHTY BIT, like so: A(N)YTHINGBUT. Answer: SIGHT-READING (i.e. doing that activity, fnar, fnar). We invite readers to respond with questions or comments. So be it (4), Sailor originally involved in Beds towns cleaning process (9), Extend downward dimension of enclosure by river (6), Medic swallowed by big fish in Arctic territory (6), Broken hearts originally haunting a ruler of great importance (12), Final Greek poet beheaded in confines of bare cell (10), Give excessive work to old priest returning cross (10), Endless moral rectitude concerning ships owner (12), Partner finally secures employment on European river (6), European prince, carrying cape, left social venue (9), Part of US which briefly employs leaders in Denver, Colorado (8,2,8), Reportedly regret dig in simulated conversation (7), Verse in ancient language also inspiring a NE European (7), Officers with notices, in French to begin with (7), French writer, chap with castle at end of wood (13), Modern way to dip into coffee? books, specifically the New Testament of The Bible), IO (i.e. fellow). Solution is PEWS (i.e. soldiers, specifically the Other Ranks of the British Army) both placed in or accommodated by INN (i.e. The remainder of the clue plays on the solution cryptically satisfying how FOOT and FREE are anagrams (indicated by LOOSE and FANCY respectively) of of/to and reef. A building or buildings, especially a residence or group of residences, set off and enclosed by a barrier. Solution is AUNT (i.e. I always thought they were saying the other place, but then my hearing isnt great. ancient symbol). natural killer initially, i.e. shade) once its last letter has been removed (indicated by a lot of), like so: I-GLOO. nothing) followed by PORT (i.e. I couldnt think beyond taco for tortilla. enemy) followed by TIPS (i.e. open to working out). Solution is PILOT reversed (indicated by going north this being a down clue) and wrapped round EC (i.e. covers from Oliver!, i.e. Solution is PUG (i.e. chaps) and T (a recognised abbreviation of time). show again). This is all then followed by L (a recognised abbreviation of left), like so: (DAN(C)E-HAL)-L. Answer: EASE. artist). part of shoe) followed by TIED (i.e. good cheer). every other letter of MOUNT). Here is the description I have from the previous owner: 1967 Cadillac Fleetwood Miller-Meteor Hearse Ambulance CombinationThis car was used in the filming of . If a recent Jumbo has left you scratching your head then you might find my Just For Fun page of use, where youll find links to solutions for hundreds of the things. facilities for 23 the solution to 23a being ABLUTIONS). Solution is TENNIS (i.e. Cant say I was keen on this one. end [letter] of evening). Solution is M (a recognised abbreviation of mark, the former German currency) and A CON (that which is intended to receive). Trouble is she is still alive unless of course the setter knows something we dont. note in the sol-fa notation, or doh-ray-me). (7), Poisonous plant of the underworld Persephone finally brought forth (9), Walk in sounding weary, something unprepared players may do (5-7), Crucial batsmans actions these could be character forming (10), Specific example of something in milk and nought in beer? Solution is A (i.e. tracery or a fine decorative pattern). Answer: DISPATCHED (i.e. Solution is R (a recognised abbreviation of river) placed in or having round STEAMER (i.e. about, specifically a recognised abbreviation of circa) reversed (indicated by rearing this being a down clue) and followed by TED (i.e. Answer: PATISSERIES (i.e. the first letter of involved) once placed in LUTONS (i.e. ring), like so: C(O)RTICAL. Answer: COURTESAN (i.e. Solution is an anagram (indicated by cryptic) of INSPECTED wrapped around or filled with O (a recognised abbreviation of old), like so: DECEPTI(O)NS. sort of material). finally got, i.e. Answer: TURNBUCKLES (i.e. Solution is a homophone of HANDSOME (i.e. Solution is I (i.e. part of UK, specifically Northern Ireland). Solution is VOLT (i.e. Glad thats been cleared up, then). Answer: MICKEY MOUSE (i.e. a British monarch, specifically Elizabeth Regina), like so: YONK(ER)S. Answer: NOTED (i.e. source of starch). Pound will get a good picnic accessory (4,3), Confident males, modest, relinquishing power (8), Unhappy end darkens this cartoon film (4,6,3,8), Tracery to move agitatedly after corrosion (8), Understand, when tucking into meat, about greens (7), Clubs possibly hosting Frenchmen for conference (6), Experts favoured our group to receive first of college course lists (10), One in disgrace, Mother got on with kind son (7,5), Disparaging after extracting iodine around ring of bark? mischief). Complain about yokel getting trimmed (7), African currency acquired by American banker, a respected figure (5,3,3), Trace of nudity in naughty bit broadcast? Be Proactive. hesitation) reversed (indicated by backing) and followed by STINGS (i.e. little bits). Answer: DRESS DOWN. European) and HAL (i.e. lost its attraction). [Roman numeral] one) followed by SIC (i.e. Solution is MATTER (i.e. pen, perhaps a pen is a female swan). possible Russian), like so: EN(SLAV)EMENT. died, i.e. Answer: ACQUIRE (i.e. take oblique look) wrapped round ICE (i.e. campaign line). (6), Journey quickly to France via a number of stations? Liverpudlian). city, specifically Los Angeles) once reversed (indicated by backed), like so: RE-FUS(AL)S. Answer: ACTION PAINTING (i.e. 1g) placed on or after EP (i.e. Solution is R (a recognised abbreviation of runs used in some ball games) and BORE (i.e. Answer: OXIDE (i.e. Answer: COUNTER-REVOLUTIONARIES (i.e. Solution is ELF FANS (i.e. Solution is CAST (i.e. loose lid, lid being slang for a hat). Answer: OXFORDSHIRE (i.e. here one learns). a metropolis, being the administrative centre of the Metropolitan Borough of St Helens). Solution satisfies the clue as a whole, but also plays on the verb form of man being to staff an organisation. variety of wine) and S (a recognised abbreviation of society), like so: R(UBN)OS-S. Answer: INBORN (i.e. Answer: PUTNEY (i.e. bar). females name). common people, and not an especially kindly reference). Solution is M (Mike in the phonetic alphabet) followed by ILK (i.e. Keith or Eric, an inference that EITHER person would satisfy the first half of the clue. Answer: RAS TAFARI (i.e. From: Home Office and The RtSois belle ta faon (Be beautiful in your own way). stay with) followed by POLE (i.e. prejudice) once its last letter has been removed (indicated by short), like so: NAM-I-BIA. Answer: LICIT (i.e. Answer: CANDID (i.e. yellow or gold in heraldry) followed by GAZA (i.e. ones part of the cloth, an informal reference to the clergy). leaves of paper) with PP (i.e. Answer: HYDROXY (i.e. They also tried to kill off Alice Munro, which seemed a bit mean. spirit). conditional upon or providing) and IC (i.e. initially enthused by, i.e. Answer: ROME WAS NOT BUILT IN A DAY (i.e. Answer: LECTURING (i.e. hides from view). live), like so: BAR-(BE)-CUE. the first letter of day), like so: TAS-ERE-D. Answer: BAY AT THE MOON. close to All, i.e. Solution is A, ST (a recognised abbreviation of stone), ER (i.e. Answer: THEREMIN (i.e. Solution is HAS wrapped around or integrating ABE (i.e. Answer: IRRITANCY (i.e. Solution is E (a recognised abbreviation of English) followed by XI (i.e. Solution is E (i.e. Hello, and welcome to Protocol Entertainment, your guide to the business of the gaming and media industries. nothing) both placed in DERRY (i.e. friend), like so: NI-PINT-HE-BUD. [EDIT: Thanks to Sue in the comments for the correction re: Twelfth Night. bloomers). Solution is PUTTING (i.e. an inspiration) followed by OUCH (i.e. Solution is HAS and TACK (i.e. Answer: UNEDITED (i.e. pay). Solution is an anagram of TO STEAL CRIB. concession). 6dm10 battery replacement vroid long coat sweet spot indicator mt4 Tyson Otto. Solution is PAGAN (i.e. Solution is TAMES (i.e. On radio indicates homophone. Answer: PETRA (i.e. Answer: SOLAR (i.e. audio equipment, short for microphone) followed by KEY (i.e. no tough guy). Answer: DEMUR (i.e. Answer: MADRAS (i.e. as peel may be) once the E has been removed (indicated by releasing energy E being a recognised abbreviation of energy). Answer: EAGER (i.e. He or I, say, in this case the symbols of chemical elements helium and iodine) wrapped around or placed without OP (i.e. Queen and king, say, after millions for jewel in the crown (11), Kindly don outraged to be disturbed (4-7), Attach payment: a bit off Sunday roast? Answer: NECESSARY (i.e. musical note). Solution is COUNTER (i.e. quality) placed in or plated by SL (i.e. Again to Chambers: a foot of two syllables, a long followed by a short). poet) once its last letter has been removed (indicated by abridged), like so: A-(NT-IO-XI)-DANT. start [letter] of one) and L (a recognised abbreviation of line), like so: VI(O-L)A. Solution is an anagram (indicated by altered) of COAT MUMS followed by DE (i.e. Solution is OUTROW (i.e. Solution is an anagram of GRAMS NOT. Answer: GLOVE PUPPET. gosh!) followed by LB (a recognised abbreviation of pound weight, after the Latin libra), then A and G (a recognised abbreviation of good). Solution is IE (i.e. specific example). Answer: ACADEMICISM (i.e. islands). hot drink) and L (a recognised abbreviation of litre), like so: LAC-TEA-L. Answer: LUNCH (i.e. struck) wrapped around or holding W (a recognised abbreviation of wife), like so: CO(W)SHED. A relatively straightforward one this week. payment) followed by JOINT (i.e. British philosopher). Answer: SWING DOOR (i.e. social venue). set sights on). Solution is an anagram (indicated by upset) of CONCIERGE wrapped about T (i.e. to pour Chambers allows it with and without down) followed by SPIRIT (i.e. sally, both witty remarks or retorts). Solution is RAG (i.e. castle) and followed by D (i.e. Answer: HEAVY-HANDED (i.e. Solution is an anagram of STAR YET. tiniest amount in Fife, referring to a Scots word meaning a whit (Chambers) no, me neither), then A and MINE (i.e. Solution is MALE (i.e. Answer: INITIAL. a ye olde cart used to carry dung, and also those condemned to hang. Here were swapping A for U (a recognised abbreviation of university), like so: R(A)SH => R(U)SH. the first letter of indulged), like so: OBBLIGAT-I. Serve with fish or white meat, and preferably a Gauloises. Solution is W (a recognised abbreviation of with) and A followed by an anagram (indicated by for lashing) of CANE and STRING, like so: W-A-TERINGCANS. Pentagon, in this case the Department Of Defence), then END (i.e. pressure) placed after or pursuing ESC (i.e. protection against lightning). (4), Labour worker cant finish campaign line (6), What was that personal request for absolution? Solution is FL (a recognised abbreviation of floor) and NT (ditto National Trust) wrapped around or inlaid with AU (chemical symbol of gold), like so: FL-(AU)-NT. not in) followed by THE, then QUEST (i.e. Solution is JOCULAR (i.e. If a recent Jumbo has given you the slip then you might find my Just For Fun page of use, where youll find links to solutions for hundreds of the things. Clue plays on the solution cryptically satisfying how to get sent, i.e. force unit) followed by AIR (i.e. type or kind) and SOP (i.e. Answer: ESSENCE (i.e. artist painting in dots). (33A: Pile of texts?). Answer: ELECTOR. bar) followed by REVOLUTION (i.e. Im surprised setters are still finding new ways to clue this solution considering how often variant forms of it appear in Jumbos. When written as AS WARM the solution also satisfies no colder, comparatively speaking. whiskey), like so: MAL(AD-ROI)T. Answer: DERISORY (i.e. get right through). Solution is NIB (i.e. chirpy Antipodean bird). Solution comprises homophones of [THAT]S NO WONDER (i.e. It seems the setter is playing phonological games here, in how the V of AQUIVER is a voiced consonant and how the F of AQUIFER is a voiceless consonant, the difference in pronunciation between the two being the vibration applied by the lower lip against the teeth. treat), like so: D(A-MASK-R)OSE. Answer: SEMISKILLED (i.e. kind) and S (a recognised abbreviation of son). lunacy). work, specifically a recognised abbreviation of opus) followed by AT once wrapped around or including R (i.e. Some indicates the solution has been hidden in the clue, while regressive indicates the solution has been reversed, like so: DECIS(ION AH)EAD. Solution is AN (i.e. tip for Aunt, i.e. something with pith Chambers offers condensed substance, essence for pith, while an EPIGRAM is any concise and pointed or sarcastic saying. marshes), like so: D(E-FENS)IVE. aperture, specifically an exhalant aperture in a sponge (Chambers)). African land). courses). misfit). day, in this case short for Tuesday), like so: TU(R-BIN)E. Answer: EPSOM (i.e. Reportedly indicates homophone. liberal) with the CO removed (indicated by missing company CO being a recognised abbreviation of company). (5), Net wears thin, we hear? Solution is FAT (i.e. Solution is LOG (i.e. bug). owns) followed by TATE (i.e. Take selection from indicates the solution has been hidden in the clue, like so: K(EITH ER)IC. foot in poetic terms. allowed). Solution satisfies socially distancing and mentally in a fog. womans name). simulated conversation, referring to a word extras mutter in the background of film or TV scenes in lieu of actual conversation). Various kinds of contemporary Latin can be distinguished, including the use of New Latin words in taxonomy and in science generally, and the fuller ecclesiastical use in the Catholic Church but Living or Spoken Latin (the use of Latin as a language in its own right as a full-fledged means somewhat) with the T removed (indicated by timeless T being a recognised abbreviation of time) and the remainder followed by SCENT (i.e. Answer: DESPERADO (i.e. house or astrological sign). fellow), like so: E-(STATE-A)-GENT. Answer: KIND HEARTS AND CORONETS (a 1949 Ealing comedy starring Alec Guinness and Alec Guinness and Alec Guinness and Alec you get the idea. bumped off). the word those with all its middle letters removed), like so: SUBSTANTIA-TE. Answer: QUADROPHENIA (i.e. Answer: SMITHEREENS (i.e. Answer: CLANG (i.e. This is all reversed, like so: O(BB-L-I)GATO. A toughie this week and one that dipped too deeply into general knowledge for my liking. pile of farm produce). Answer: ABLUTIONS (i.e. Solution is an anagram of HED FLOG WATER PISTOLS. walk) placed in SIGHING (i.e. Solution is an anagram (indicated by trained) of MEDICS AIM placed after or following A and C (a recognised abbreviation of constant), like so: A-C-ADEMICISM. Answer: UNCLAIMED (i.e. 1967 Cadillac Fleetwood. hot drink or an informal word for tea) followed by INGRATE (i.e. Solution is CANT (i.e. Solution is HE (i.e. US park worker). Answer: LEICESTER (i.e. big fish), like so: TUN(DR)A. Answer: EYEBROW. tones lacking colour). book and to Chambers again. philosopher a Stoic is a disciple of the philosopher Zeno, who taught in the Stoa Poikil (Painted Porch) at Athens (Chambers). alluring individual). In a sample of 43 Dutch infants and toddlers (mean age= 1.7 years), the quality of care at day-care centers was assessed and compared with similar quality ratings in other European and North American countries. long time) both placed inside of ODD (i.e. Its always interesting to hear the thoughts and opinions of other solvers once their pens are silenced. mountains), like so: BOOME(RANGE)D. Answer: CANONICAL (i.e. fictional account, or a novel by Charles Dickens). I mean, just look at some of the stuff in the grid. [Roman numeral] one), L (i.e. Answer: PRURIENT (i.e. Answer: BRAGGADOCIO (i.e. poisonous plant). predictable spring in Yellowstone National Park in the United States). Answer: OBBLIGATI (i.e. Struggling indicates anagram. 8 min We Live Together - Unboxing, Not One Box, But Two. river), like so: DEE-PEN. Im rarely a fan of this wordplay. Solution is ERE (poetic form of before) wrapped around or crossing) IA (US state abbreviation of Iowa), N (a recognised abbreviation of north), ID (US state abbreviation of Idaho), ROAR (i.e. Solution satisfies be not quite as smart and rebuke. Each * asterisk represents a segment of time and a corresponding column in each row. Solution is S (a recognised abbreviation of son) followed by COOL (i.e. Solution is an anagram (indicated by tumbles) of MATE placed into TRENT (i.e. a finish to, say, a musical piece). detectives, specifically Detective Inspectors) followed by BOUND (i.e. record, in this case an Extended Play), like so: EP-(I-GRAM). going by) wrapped around or catching O (i.e. understand) placed into VEAL (i.e. tooth) once the R has been removed (indicated by Queen wanted out R being a recognised abbreviation of the Latin Regina), like so: I-MOLA. ancient language) along with, separately, (indicated by also inspiring) A, like so: LAT(V)I(A)N. Answer: ENSIGNS (i.e. to poison). Either way, I still disagree). church, specifically the Church of England). Please replace any bookmark you have to this Livejournal site to point to the new Times for The Times and register there to continue to comment on our Crossword blogs. Solution is OX (i.e. Solution is TIE (i.e. man sometimes chess pieces are referred to as men), like so: ROOK-IE. wrenches). Anna Kooiman is one of the most known faces of Fox News Channel. Answer: STEVEDORE (i.e. an art gallery in London). Answer: SHOW TRIAL (i.e. evening service). walker), like so: ST(EA-M)ROLLER. darts players mark), like so: TR(OCHE)E. Answer: OCCULTS (i.e. Following a bumpy launch week that saw frequent server trouble and bloated player queues, Blizzard has announced that over 25 million Overwatch 2 players have logged on in its first 10 days. Answer: HANSOM (i.e. Solution is BRIAN (i.e. Holding indicates the solution has been hidden in the clue, while over indicates the solution has been reversed, like so: CORPORAT(E TAX IF)CS. I hope you find them helpful. Answer: TIERED (i.e. One remembered from a previous puzzle if Im honest. I have just the thing. Answer: ANYTHING BUT (i.e. Answer: CAMPING (i.e. really) followed by MALI (i.e. Answer: ALKALI (i.e. ones flown). closed, as in a door closed to) followed by CS (short for Civil Service) and IN (i.e. variety of pepper). first [letter] of college), like so: PROS-PE(C)T-US. way to finish off church). round) followed by C (i.e. to charge) with the A removed (indicated by excluding a) and the remainder followed by GER (a recognised abbreviation of German), like so: LOD-GER. Answer: HUSTINGS (i.e. still). Solution is IN (i.e. frame of picture, i.e. present), like so: SMIT(HERE)ENS. Solution is THEE (i.e. tart) followed by EYED (i.e. Answer: TELESCOPE (i.e. theatre season). policy). one taking out patent, say). Solution is STEAK (i.e. overweight) followed by MAB (i.e. Thanks to Mick Scott in the comments for providing a better answer, being OUTRO (i.e. Solution is SO and LA (both notes in the sol-fa notation) followed by I (i.e. Not much I can add to this one, really. landscape), like so: I-RIDE-SCEN(C)E. Answer: GOLDENEYE (i.e. Answer: RUT (i.e. moral rectitude) with its last letter removed (indicated by endless) and the remainder followed by RE (i.e. some fare). Pick the bones out of this lot: adjective: having eight leaves to the sheet; (conventionally) of a size so obtained, whether so folded or not. Shakespearean character, from The Merchant Of Venice Twelfth Night). Solution is NOT (i.e. in vain). monster). gathered dust). side), like so: D(R-EDGE)R. Answer: SEETHE (i.e. Answer: LAWN TENNIS (i.e. When written as STOCK POT the solution also satisfies what a drug dealer might do. bottle). having quick fix). Solution is IN (i.e. diaphoretic, descriptive of causing one to sweat. Solution is OUTDOOR (i.e. If a recent Jumbo has given you the slip then you might find my Just For Fun page of use, where youll find links to solutions for hundreds of the things. We look forward to seeing you there. Greek poet) once its first letter has been removed (indicated by beheaded) all placed in BE (i.e. ones last, i.e. predicament), like so: A-D(MIRE)R. Answer: OLDIE (i.e. Answer: EPITAPH (i.e. extend downward dimension). fifty-one expressed in Roman numerals) placed in or locked up by REEVE (i.e. Answer: GEYSER (i.e. LE(T) -> (T)LE) and wrapped around or taking REST (i.e. key, specifically the Escape key of a computer keyboard), like so: ESC-HEAT. regret) reversed (indicated by after sending up this being a down clue) along with DICE (i.e. Solution satisfies signal and unlikely to be misunderstood. Answer: CATCHPHRASE (i.e. stop early). the word contralto with all its middle letters removed) reversed (indicated by picked up this being a down clue) and followed by STAVES (i.e. with hierarchical system). hollow rocks). ship). being sozzled). When written as RE-SIN the solution also satisfies make error again. study). Solution is JACK (i.e. Answer: CONCERN (i.e. to rocket) wrapped around or consuming L (i.e. offered) all wrapped around or gripping V (a recognised abbreviation of verse), like so: HE-A(V)Y-HANDED. love, a zero score in tennis) both placed in DRAMA (i.e. Answer: STREAMER (i.e. Answer: SERBO-CROAT (i.e. band). one on [computer key]board often depressed). Yup, thats okay as well. Small amount (7) Small songbird (8) Very small (4) Small bird (4) Small (6)Beautiful in French is pretty straightforward, and you can use the same word for both people and objects. Solution is COCKS (i.e. tricks). Answer: THERMIDOR (i.e. Solution is CHICKEN (i.e. Solution is IN followed by VOL (short for volume), then V (i.e. to scold) and NESS (i.e. I wonder if the ships discovery will be as memorable and as relevant in a few years time when this puzzle gets republished in the annual Jumbo Cryptic book). the sixth of Henrys, referring to the wives of Henry VIII) followed by OT (i.e. books, specifically the New Testament of The Bible) once this has itself been wrapped around or placed outside A, like so: RABBI(N(A)T)E. Answer: SCHOOLROOM (i.e. churchgoing). Answer: AMILDAR (i.e. to tune) followed by YED (I think a contraction of you had, taking YE to be you again, Im not keen). prize possession of a pauper, apparently a Biblical reference). fight over females). a trigonometric function). Solution is an anagram (indicated by wound) of THAT BLED ETC placed after PI (i.e. journalist, short for editor) with DUMB (i.e. Weaving indicates anagram. (8), Variety of stuff from newspaper appearing in Algarve city (7), Prospect with gold disappearing in country with canal (6), Ready to drop on coming in half-drunk (5), Stroke, fantastic cut, is making boundary (5), In vain, still awaiting service from bartender, allowing round character to push in? (11), Frank put on trousers as a means of expression (5,5), Concerned with fool leading river rally (8), Nearly left somewhere without key in move (6), Notes one found in odd room with beds and lamps (8), Cleaner reported to run off with fleece (5,4), Hollow rocks of granite, ovoid, excrescences on the outside (6), Riversides gallery chaps need time for financial report (4,9), Pensions, perhaps, you once got in speculations (11), Dumb part of shoe done up like laces (6-4), Mammals, marine, wild tons kept in enclosures (4,7), Raised youngster has the ability always to be a reckless adventurer (9), British have no restraint in formal wear (5,3), Post holder initially makes trouble over sack (7), Foot regularly started outside darts players mark (7), Hides from view round leader of crazy sects (7), Youngster initially enthused by Indonesian climber (5), Struck, holding wife inside animal shelter (7), Book of words governors kept in house (9), Where courses may be provided along certain lines (10,3), British soldiers given pay for preparing drinks (7), Happiest, surprisingly, when son leaves grave message (7), Face a hard task? stew and again to Chambers: a stew or hash with vegetables or biscuit, a sea dish). The value of sideline reporters has never been higher. Answer: DANCEHALL (i.e. tailored). Solution is CUB (i.e. As ordered indicates anagram. to bear or stand). A show trial is a trial at which the opportunity to expose the accused to public opprobrium is given priority over the impartial prosecution of justice (Chambers)). requirement), like so: U-NE(DIT)ED. gas). batsmans actions in cricket). Solution is an anagram of SEE MOTHER. Sorry, but I really dont think a concertina and a telescopic action are the same thing. Answer: ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY (i.e. house or sign of the zodiac), like so: T(HES)AURUS. Solution is A (i.e. twitchy condition). LP]. Solution is a homophone of HANDLE (i.e. Solution is TRAIT (i.e. gutted contralto, i.e. Answer: GLADIATOR (i.e. stoker over to Chambers: a device for stoking a furnace in which fuel is drawn into the furnace by means of a rotating chain. Answer: STATUS QUO ANTE (i.e. scene). passes empty, i.e. Answer: RASH. hymn). Answer: LORIKEET (i.e. god of love) placed in or boarding APACE (i.e. Answer: SELF-ASSURED (i.e. former) followed by TERM (i.e. (5), Gutted contralto picked up items on score, but not opening sequences of notes (7), Country upset about newspaper trouble I will probe company bluster (11), Leave and spot someone expected to appear? not supporting Pacific Island, playfully) with its last letter removed (indicated by not entirely), like so: ANTI-GUA. comfortable position). Solution is MIC (i.e. Solution is HAD (i.e. FBV (French-By-Volume): 8.3%A potent little number, so you might want to sip this one. when) and E (i.e. Answer: HASTATE (i.e. snake), like so: UNCL-ASP. (11), Staff turning up one short prejudice foreign state (7), Garment is big top put on by female medic? Answer: Pablo PICASSO (i.e. Solution is A followed by VERSION (i.e. Nans first letter). note in the sol-fa notation, also spelled doh) and OR (i.e. part of [bicycle] pedal designed to keep the foot in place). on holiday). Answer: SCHEMA (i.e. Select the sample and click Capture Noise Print. Joint UK-France arrangement on tackling small boat crossings in the Channel includes a 40% increase in the number of UK-funded officers patrolling French beaches. Solution is RE (i.e. Solution is SEE (i.e. Solution is AIM (i.e. Some good clues, steady progression, a pleasant enough diversion. see, specifically a recognised abbreviation of the Latin vide) and AD (i.e. appearance) placed or rooted in PIT (i.e. Answer: LUNATIC (i.e. Microsoft pleaded for its deal on the day of the Phase 2 decision last month, but now the gloves are well and truly off. twice in musical lingo) wrapped around or concealing A (a recognised abbreviation of answer), like so: BI(A)S. Answer: THEME (i.e. strong material) with the first letter removed (indicated by when front has split). Answer: GRAZE (i.e. material). Solution is TOO WELL (i.e. Answer: ROOTS (i.e. Answer: EMANCIPATE (i.e. Solution is EM (i.e. Except, of course, it isnt him at all. (7), As some wild animals ate English lamb unfortunately (8), Show off floor National Trust inlaid with gold (6), Aperture in very large copper chimney up north (7), Ruminant I had three finally in compound (5), Much action with bombers flying in which fuel catches fire (10,7), Underlying theme of message from HMS Vanguard? a river). heavily publicising). sketch). Solution is SON (i.e. its suggested). Answer: OCULAR (i.e. Answer: STOCKPOT (i.e. leftist) and DEFER (i.e. Answer: Bertrand RUSSELL (i.e. [Roman numeral] one) followed by MOLAR (i.e. disrespect). releases gas or talks a lot). When written as SUB TEXT the solution playfully satisfies the remainder of the clue, HMS Vanguard being a submarine and TEXT being an informal name for an SMS message. Answer: IN SPITE OF (i.e. the first two letters of repertory) followed by RUN (i.e. coffee) and AY (i.e. This is all then followed by S (a recognised abbreviation of second), like so: NOT-HING(N)ES-S. Answer: HANOI (i.e. frank) followed by CORDS (i.e. Answer: TURBINE (i.e. 11/18 Update Jewells45s first chemo treatment went find. Answer: BRA (i.e. Well, I suppose its possible they might spend a weird amount of effort arranging all the human heads in their fridge so their noses touch, but surely first principles would apply here?! something youd use to rub out an error). the first letter of rile). Solution is LAST (i.e. Solution is an anagram of UN STATE. Answer: EXCITE (i.e. maybe weekly publication, short for magazine) and followed by URGE (i.e. the first and last letters of ipecac), like so: SUD-(OR)-IF-IC. Answer: QATAR (i.e. What a bizarrely worded clue. Till next time, stay safe out there kids. spot). city in the US state of Georgia). Odd bits removed from indicates the solution is derived from every other letter of BOILED RICE. Solution is NAIL (i.e. Answer: KICK IN THE TEETH (i.e. within the law). kitchen item). that place) with the first E dropped a notch E being a recognised abbreviation of energy and this being a down clue followed by MASTER (i.e. Solution is R (a recognised abbreviation of rook used in chess) placed or involved in TIER (i.e. Solution is an anagram (indicated by off) of TURNED followed by O (i.e. Solution is VIA (i.e. (4,2,3,5), One couldnt translate last part of poem, too long for translation (8), Leading to end of obstruction, mostly healthy (6), As, for example, planes run well during first minutes of flight? an editors note to ignore changes made and retain the original text, after the Latin for let it stand) followed by H (a recognised abbreviation of hospital), then O (i.e. Answer: INFOTAINMENT (i.e. slip or error) and NET (i.e. new) placed in LUGE (i.e. I think the clue is playing on a circus TENT being a big top and a DR-ESS being a female medic, i.e. Solution is RED (i.e. eliminate). Cheers Sue! Solution is O (a recognised abbreviation of old) followed by RESTS (i.e. (5), Poor justification to produce firewood, say, before a lot of cold weather (9), Its hard to carry, making you grumpy (5), Slow-moving vehicle covering each mile with walker (11), Runs a wildlife tour, retaining time for religious figure (3,6), Book containing revolutionary plant item (7), Notice Eire investing in whiskey: thats awkward (9), Is nothing in part of Northern Ireland of little significance? about, specifically a recognised abbreviation of circa) once placed amid SCENE (i.e. (8), Note, I falter after passing motorway (14), Fermentation ingredient for instance fuelling still (5), Through taking leave, work at getting around puzzlement (10), Quick way golden tortilla stuffed with last of cheddar (10), Month before king of France backed youth (6), Blow that may have loosened dentures? Solution is EVENG (i.e. Oscar candidate). Answer: RESIN (i.e. intend) placed in or breaking MING (i.e. onset of great, i.e. 2 min pussy eating. Be Nice. communicate). Answer: DISILLUSION (i.e. Pussy Eating XXX Videos.This week Today. Here we go again! There is 1 example of the French word for "small (plural)" being used.3 Star Deli Grocery. widespread), like so: MA(DNE)SS. one to contend with). Solution is A (i.e. Solution is LORY (a kind of parrot) wrapped around or placed across R (a recognised abbreviation of river), like so: LO(R)RY. on already covered in 44 across) placed or coming in TIDDLY (i.e. bride after vacation, i.e. sweet). Reported indicates homophone. Solution is BANKS (i.e. capital city of Vietnam). [Roman numeral] one) placed in STOCK (i.e. You can find my completed grid below along with explanations of my solutions where I have them. Solution is GO (i.e. sophisticated another not really backed up by my Chambers, but theres probably a looser dictionary out there that allows it. (7-15), Come by with a lot of paper for the auditors (7), Returned unexpectedly, as did thunder across mountains (11), Accepted article for wearing like a dunces hat? the word vacation with all its middle letters removed) followed by PE (i.e. paddy) followed by A and TE (i.e. One nailed from the wordplay, unsurprisingly. Solution is BRA (i.e. US city in New York State). unimportant). Solution is LET (i.e. Solution is OR (i.e. (10), The very heart of a German city church (7), Concern in volume five to fix missing chapter (11), Bring aid to fifty-one locked up by local magistrate (7), Position legs over edges of tear in seat (8), Whats taking a long shot with an unapproachable subject? for example) all reversed (indicated by returning), like so: GE-MI-NI. Solution satisfies stout or to plonk. Answer: OPTIONAL (i.e. home) reversed (indicated by returning) and followed by PINT (i.e. mother) both placed after SCH (a recognised abbreviation of school), like so: SCH-(E-MA). Answer: EMANATING (i.e. Hi 11/1 Euro could use some prayers, as she is hospitalized. Solution is R (a recognised abbreviation of runs used in a number of ball games) followed by A and SAFARI (i.e. design) and E (a recognised abbreviation of European). Its legitimate, granted, but can make it harder to work forwards from a clue than it would be working backwards from a possible solution. Answer: BROOK (i.e. Coming back to the clue, I guess the setter is playfully referring to how the male names quoted satisfy the solution, while, ironically, the female names quoted do not. (7), Get right through ones last run and see notice in gym (7), Ill squeeze old ruler that contains mark of error, wrong unit in two forms (11), In no way depends on installing Nans first and second vacuum (11), Capital has some regressive decision ahead (5), Supporter allowed to take a break after cycling (7), The guy succeeded according to American star of, Returning home, ones to use a specific case in house (6), Shock of singular small filled pastry left unfinished (7), Rocket consumes last of fuel, using sustainable power (5), Usual dithering about mean heartless old boy (7), Somewhat timeless series of clues, still (9), Something with pith and a little weight on record (7), Brush tones lacking colour for the ears (5), Place long recalled as starting point of boat race (6), Actors to keep line out of score, which may provoke a reaction (8), Without commitments, descriptions of change in (of/to) reef (9,3,5-4), Run, everyone, after some deliveries go too far (9), Reversal of intention to stop widespread lunacy (7), Turning over vermouth, vent and take place inside pub, being sozzled (11), Mother moves without agency, accepting articles core subject (11), Doctor wraps right side for bottom scraper (7), As soon as in credit, taking on new business (7), Heading north, before crossing Iowa, northern Idaho, shout: Texas is outstanding (14), Head of research keen on cutting phrases for paper copies (9), Patch together little dog one runs over (3,2), Negative conditioning, a type someone nonbinary is about to criticise (8,7), Result takes in sexual activity connected to bedroom (2,5), Dans inferior defence against sprawl? 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