: PLAYING CUPID card player in a game of bridge), like so: EA(R(N)E)ST. Answer: RAKISH (i.e. Solution is B and B (both a recognised abbreviation of book) placed in DALE (i.e. Keith or Eric, an inference that EITHER person would satisfy the first half of the clue. outlay). feeling less) followed by P (a recognised abbreviation of pressure) and LATE (i.e. The name of the Baltimore Ravens football team has a literary derivation. Removed, on the other hand, could suggest were removing something from an existing word to get AQUIFER, but nothing is sparking. has the ability to) and EER (i.e. Answer: THEREAT (i.e. Hunt then starred in some major films including As Good as It Gets (for which she won the Best Actress Oscar), Twister, Cast Away, What Women Want and more recently The Sessions. a lot, money-wise). payment), like so: BAN-OF-FEE-(PIE). attention) with DIE (i.e. less relaxed). Collapses indicates anagram. The beer was originally intended for transportation from England to India, hence the name. Find stories, updates and expert opinion. wears thin). Solution is DT (i.e. At this point, Rockstar Games should just go ahead and say that Grand Theft Auto 6 will be set in Vice City. 110 Letters from school : PHD series of clues in an investigation), like so: QUIE-SCENT. Solution is MEETS (i.e. guys) and T (i.e. Another win for the Bradfords. : 103A Career preparing gifts for those on Santas naughty list? covers from Oliver!, i.e. leader of rabble, i.e. The contest has been running since 1956, and Waterloo was chosen (in 2005) as the best song in the competitions history. lady fighting). Answer: PITCHED BATTLE (i.e. Not all answers shown, provide a pattern or longer clue for more results, or please use, My column on characters that get around unusually and not vulgarly either, Us astronaut alan e2 80 a6 e2 80 a6 e2 80 a6, What B & B allows you to do, keeping Scottish river, then, in sight. After the Protestant Reformation, the Christmas tree became an alternative in Protestant homes for the Roman Catholic Christmas cribs. Answer: EVILDOING (i.e. a crash of thunder). Solution is a homophone of METRE (i.e. next) once its last letter has been removed (indicated by to be reduced), like so: SEE-THE. Solution is LATTE (i.e. Solution is IN (i.e. Solution is LOW (i.e. truce), like so: CONVERS(AT)ION-PIECE. one searching) placed after or beyond C (i.e. Answer: DIRHAM (i.e. Answer: LITCHI (i.e. Solution is an anagram of CIRCLE. last [letter] of fuel), like so: SO(L)AR. Treated indicates anagram. Solution is a homophone (indicated by read aloud) of MALE (i.e. Answer: EIFFEL TOWER (i.e. maker of miraculous conversions; legend had it the thing could convert metals into gold). The company was started by Joyce Clyde Hall in 1910, and by 1915 was known as Hall Brothers after his brother Rollie joined the enterprise. Answer: SIDE. You can find my completed grid below along with explanations of my solutions where I have them. Not a pretty sight (7), Relating to part of limb or part of organ (5), Free home featured in fourth of March issue (7), Newcomer to society replacing front of clothing thats exclusive (9), Focus of discussion, changing clothes at announcement of truce (12,5), Ring is in news, with awfully woke princess (4,5), Flip two parts of legal point, making claim (6), German writer with a short act kept in shade: influence on our acting (5,6), Angler letting first two go, in general (7), Climbers helpers in Nepal mishandled punishing situation (11), Married ladies stirred up trouble for people holding hands (7), Because of work one cant perform, nothing ensues (3,2), In error, not clear about broken ankle (10), False prophet he is no loss as maker of miraculous conversions? both blacks B being a recognised abbreviation of black used in chess) all placed in OTAGO (i.e. with fuel exhausted) wrapped around or locking in THE (i.e. key material, referring to the white keys of a piano. Solution is B (a recognised abbreviation of British) followed by RE (i.e. 87 Like the contents of a gift-wrapped pet carrier, hopefully? the first letter of rabble) placed in or during PIECE (i.e. WebCore Membership is 50% off through August 16 boxing boxers women_boxing lego lego_ko knockdown femaleboxing female_boxing fight femaleboxers. womans) and D (a recognised abbreviation of daughter). Answer: FORTITUDE (i.e. This means every time the BBC repeats Bargain Hunt or the Antiques Roadshow, theyll have to blur out any ivory pieces and put black rectangles over the eyes of all involved. Solution is CURIOSITY (i.e. working arrangement). Mediterranean grower). I suppose thats because it looks like the ear of a dog . : PGA container) once the N has been removed (indicated by any number refused in maths, n is used to represent any number), like so: A-S-TI. They start off as larvae in water, fertilized eggs that often cling to aquatic plants. prodigal) and F (a recognised abbreviation of female) all reversed (indicated by returned), like so: F-RETSAW. Solution is HUNTER (i.e. Mismanaged indicates anagram. shade), like so: HU(MANN-A-TUR)E. Answer: DEVILISH. Answer: WEIGHTS (i.e. Clue plays on PM referring to THE AFTERNOON and passing being another word for DEATH. 15 Org. leave it, i.e. WebThe Crossword Solver finds answers to classic crosswords and cryptic crossword puzzles. grumpy). Answer: LOBSCOUSE (i.e. Answer: SOPHOCLES (i.e. entrance). exam), like so: BAL-M-ORAL. 43 Nice dream? crossword clue, Risk-___ (person who's not shy about danger) crossword clue, Bad prefix with practice or ware crossword clue, Actor who plays stand-up comedian Lenny Bruce on "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel": 2 wds. : 110A Portraying Comets sleigh-pulling partner in the Christmas pageant? 55 Ala. neighbor : FLA go along with) and ED (short for editor). A praline is a candy made out of nuts and sugar syrup. 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. 4 Out of practice : RUSTY nickname). Eel was chosen as an ingredient as it was one of the few fish that could live in the polluted River Thames. news). heading for vessel, i.e. German writer), A and TURN (i.e. ones, a contraction of I AM) and EG (i.e. crossword clue, ___ Ruth former baseball player who once said Never let the fear of striking out keep you from playing the game crossword clue, Butter ___ (Life Savers flavor) crossword clue, ___ Wheels, 1989 studio album by The Rolling Stones which was also the final album the band recorded for Columbia Records, ___ Is Strong, first single by The Rolling Stones which is a part of their 1994 album Voodoo Lounge, Tattoo ___, 1981 studio album by The Rolling Stones which features Start Me Up and Waiting On a Friend, Lets Spend the Night ___, 1967 song by The Rolling Stones which was written by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, Blue & ___, 25th American studio album by The Rolling Stones and the first one to feature only cover songs, ___-bones (including only the most basic necessities), ___ Zellweger, Jerry Maguire Actress Who Plays Bridget Jones In The Romantic Comedy Film Bridget Jones's Diary, ___ Wars, film series in which James Earl Jones voiced Darth Vader, ___ people (ones who behave in a weird, inhuman way), ___ of the Covenant (chest Indiana Jones sought in a 1981 movie), ___ Jones Industrial Average (US stock market index). American celebrity). Solution is E (a recognised abbreviation of east) followed by STATE (i.e. wager), like so: BET-(RAY-AL). outdoor meal). shaking) to AQUIFER, but I dont see how changing V to F is with vibration removed. (12,5), Fools, with son, intended to skip a test (10), Trimming top of pearl on a piece of jewellery (6), Regular visitor hurrying primarily over paths to arrive on time? WebSynonyms for performance include show, production, showing, presentation, entertainment, staging, act, commission, concert and drama. dreadful) with its last letter removed (indicated by endlessly) and the remainder followed by HAM (i.e. I hope you find them helpful. hunters), like so: D-(AVID-(COPPER)-FIELD). 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. a superpower, specifically the United States). no tough guy). commercial) and DEN (i.e. Solution is SCHOOL (i.e. meat), like so: DIR-HAM. Answer: TRESTLE (i.e. Cheers Sue! conclusion), like so: E(ME)ND. Answer: ACADEMICISM (i.e. The West Wing of the White House Complex is also known as the Executive Office Building, and houses the Oval Office, the Cabinet Room and the Situation Room. Another minor gripe of mine is when trim indicators are used to remove multiple end-letters. The narrow bowl of a champagne flute is usually preferred over the wide bowl of a champagne coupe as the smaller surface area of the wine helps retain its carbonation. having) all wrapped around or accepting L (a recognised abbreviation of Liberal), like so: C-(L)-OWNING. person taking a lot of interest). This is all then followed by WALK (i.e. Answer: SWORDSWOMAN (i.e. Solution is RE (i.e. newlywed). Solution is SURREY (i.e. Misshaped indicates anagram. wise men) followed by S (i.e. Answer: Bertrand RUSSELL (i.e. 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. My Dad had a Renault 5 in Ireland, back in the day . Sunday roast) once its last letter has been removed (indicated by a bit off), like so: SUB-JOIN. relative) placed after or holding up G (i.e. hot drink) and L (a recognised abbreviation of litre), like so: LAC-TEA-L. Answer: LUNCH (i.e. horse) with the last letter removed (indicated by cutting off tail). Its always interesting to hear the opinions of other solvers once theyve set down their pens. church, specifically the Church of England). Solution is an anagram of DON OUTRAGED. Hallmark produces more greeting cards in the US than any other company. Im rarely a fan of this wordplay. bone) once its first letter has been removed (indicated by uncapped), like so: D-EMUR. Reports of Gran Turismo 7 PC port are invalid, says producer Kazunori Yamauchi. He parlayed that line into quite a bit of success. misfit). improving image). to treasure). charity event). not taking drink). The rest of the clue plays on the corners of a SQUARE. lover) and followed by GO (i.e. Interesting fact: the UK Ivory Act came into power in June 2022, meaning it is now illegal to trade anything that contains ivory. court controversy, or a trial at which the opportunity to expose the accused to public opprobrium is given priority over the impartial prosecution of justice (Chambers)). box of synthetic, i.e. extremely special, i.e. 34 across the solution to this is TEMPERATE), then A and R (a recognised abbreviation of river). strolled around). a British monarch, specifically Elizabeth Regina), like so: YONK(ER)S. Answer: NOTED (i.e. I hope you find them helpful. used to be) and BOWLS (i.e. book) like so: EPI-TOME. Not a font I recognise. spirit). Solution is an anagram (indicated by liquid) of UP OVER A wrapped around or containing I (i.e. post holder). teacher regularly, i.e. Answer: OUT OF THE QUESTION (i.e. Answer: ARCADIA (i.e. The Christmas tree tradition was imported into Britain by the royal family because of its German heritage. Solution satisfies relax and having letters read aloud, in this case a homophone of plural E. Answer: DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (i.e. Solution is C (a recognised abbreviation of clubs used in card games) followed by a homophone (indicated by reportedly) of LEAKY (i.e. wearing womens clothes within the context of the clue), like so: M-A-(IN-DRAG). Solution is M (a recognised abbreviation of maiden used in cricket) placed or brought in to CREATE (i.e. disagreed). very large, specifically a recognised abbreviation of outsize) followed by CU (chemical symbol of copper) and LUM (i.e. Answer: HOW TRUE (i.e. the second of two things). Star of the show was Hollywood actor George Peppard (as Hannibal Smith), ably assisted by Mr. T (as B.A. Baracus) and Robert Vaughn (as Hunt Stockwell). certain, as in bound to be some outcome). AOL was a leading Internet Service Provider (ISP) in the 1980s and 1990s. Recipes for sangria vary, but almost all include a robust red wine, sliced fruit, something sweet (e.g. strong Levantine booze), like so: (RAKI)-S-H. Answer: OGHAM (i.e. The latter is also a chicken, so make sure youve got the correct riding gear before mounting one. Answer: STIRRUP (i.e. Answer: AMUSE-BOUCHE (i.e. Answer: READY MONEY (i.e. poet) once its last letter has been removed (indicated by abridged), like so: A-(NT-IO-XI)-DANT. Answer: AVERS (i.e. ancient language) along with, separately, (indicated by also inspiring) A, like so: LAT(V)I(A)N. Answer: ENSIGNS (i.e. Solution is SN (i.e. Solution is PIECE (i.e. The team name was suggested by a schoolteacher called Miss Julia Elliott. (3,2,3,4), Finally got confession from American culprit, covering against theft? Panama is situated on the isthmus between North and South America). a contraction of I will), then I (i.e. Answer: SPRAINS (i.e. Solution is an anagram of STAIN TO BE. Somehow Fitzgerald managed to get herself a spot singing in the Apollo Theater in Harlem. the first letter of wearying) followed by EIGHTS (i.e. Solution is DAN (i.e. 54 African language : SWAHILI Answer: OVERREACH (i.e. Part of doorway crossword clue Puzzle Page. opposer of enlightenment). 70 Armoire part : DOOR Answer: SWING DOOR (i.e. protection against lightning). male) taken in by Edgar Allan POE (i.e. to go), like so: ACCOUNT-P(AY)EE. fictional account, or a novel by Charles Dickens). Gulls are a family of seabirds that is most closely related to terns. When recited indicates homophone. conveniently) followed by I (i.e. Setting those aside, and the occasional odd phrasing, this was a pretty good un. I think Larry was wary of this kind of fighter. Solution is O (i.e. Solution is P (a recognised abbreviation of penny) followed by LATE (i.e. Answer: YATTERS (i.e. Those who have a checking or savings account, but also use financial alternatives like check cashing services are considered underbanked. a trigonometric function). Answer: PROOF (i.e. Answer: ANTIPASTI (i.e. this writers, i.e. A new one on me. Even Fiona Bruce. possible Florentine). principally raised, i.e. was windy). criteria for judgment). Solution is an anagram (indicated by playing) of UNITED and L (a recognised abbreviation of learner). Answer: CHUNTER (i.e. Answer: A DIME A DOZEN (i.e. world record, playfully). exercise at the end of the day). Answer: FANDANGO (i.e. Capone), like so: SURRE-AL. Today, we sit in the parlor to enjoy our conversations. Enter the word length or the answer pattern to get better results. Im not keen its a bit like assuming all IANs are Scottish but setters are partial to SIAN when a solution offers it), like so: (PAR-I)-SIAN. safe both wood and woods in the phrase are recognised). a revelatory career, playfully describing nuddy folk running onto sports pitches). lack of respect). Solution is RH (i.e. Answer: EATS (i.e. One nailed from the wordplay. individual) placed in an anagram (indicated by contrived) of GROTTY AERODROME WHO, like so: HERETODAYG(ONE)TOMORROW. US state). Solution comprises homophones of FIZZ (i.e. political partys view), like so: DI-(VISION-OF-LABOUR). sensible) placed after or chasing END (i.e. Orly is a town on the outskirts of Paris, to the south of the city. Solution is IN (i.e. In Greek mythology, she was a priestess of Aphrodite. Solution is SAT (i.e. score) once one of the Ls has been removed (indicated by line out of L being a recognised abbreviation of line), like so: CA(TALY)ST. Answer: FOOTLOOSE AND FANCY-FREE (i.e. building at first, i.e. going to London over to Chambers: towards a centre (such as a capital, great town, or university)) followed by SPRING (i.e. Solution is CUB (i.e. Apparently, to dope out is a slang term meaning to figure out, infer from available information. a sporting event watched by millions in US) being written as SUPERB OWL, getting you the this of the clue. case of ipecac, i.e. flyer). Answer: FREEMASONRY (i.e. US author), like so: PO(STAG)E. Answer: KNOTWEED (i.e. theatre season). 107 Seven up, e.g. Solution satisfies an education test of old, and, playfully, quantity of oxygen O being the chemical symbol of oxygen. to attack or storm). Georgia or Alamaba, say other typefaces are available. individual) placed in MY (a recognised abbreviation of motor yacht I was surprised too) and all placed after or having at first READY (i.e. 31 La Dolce __ : VITA alive with activity). 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Answer: TAMPER-PROOF (i.e. Answer: AMNESTY (i.e. Solution satisfies face and team. a cast or stamp) wrapped around it or placed to the margins, like so: D(EAR)IE. to correct). foot in poetic terms. Answer: TRESPASS (i.e. Answer: COWSHED (i.e. : COAL FIELD Solution is K (i.e. Solution is WIN (i.e. onset of great, i.e. Answer: PROPOSITION (i.e. philosopher a Stoic is a disciple of the philosopher Zeno, who taught in the Stoa Poikil (Painted Porch) at Athens (Chambers). forecasters). 31 Cap brims : VISORS Solution is an anagram of MOST REALMS. The moment I saw the middle word began with D was when I knew not to waste any more time on it. one getting punched). Answer: SHEPHERDESS (i.e. Answer: ASSAIL (i.e. 11 Exile in Guyville singer Liz : PHAIR Slipping indicates anagram. Dale comes from good stock car racing stock. Clue plays on SUPERBOWL (i.e. I guess another dictionary backs this up), like so: GRE(YH)EN. large plant). It was also as a bouncer that he adopted the name Mr. T. His catch phrase comes from the movie Rocky III. The more common meaning of epitome is perfect example of a group, quality, type. get right through). They performed Waterloo in 1974 as the Swedish entry in the annual Eurovision Song Contest, and walked away with the competition (I remember it well!). fool) and URE (i.e. The remainder of the clue plays on the solution comprising two peaks, being a CAP and a TOR. bread to have with wine during the Eucharist) and LIKE (i.e. : REVE struck) wrapped around or holding W (a recognised abbreviation of wife), like so: CO(W)SHED. to match). Turbulent indicates anagram. Answer: REASSURE (i.e. Not a good match up for him. Answer: SNOWBALL (i.e. Solution is MIS (i.e. Solution is THUNDER (i.e. cleaner). From the outset indicates the solution is derived from the initial letters of In Navy Can Inflict Sinkings On Raiding Subs. stories over to Chambers: a collection of someones table talk or of gossip, literary anecdotes or possessions. roomy) with a single alteration, in this case changing the A to an E, like so: SP(A)CIOUS => SP(E)CIOUS. detectives, specifically Detective Inspectors) followed by BOUND (i.e. priesthood). It wasnt random and a high-IQ fighter like Holmes would be able to know where his head would be and set up power punches to that spot. Answer: MICROCHIP (i.e. I can also imagine the Americanisms getting up some solvers noses. supports) followed by LASH (i.e. Thanks again for the kind words and input. little piece of grass). Solution is WOW (i.e. 101 Aptly named Renault : LE CAR jewel in the crown). a guard ring I recalled this from a previous Jumbo). Thanks again for the kind comments and input. 65 Boxing match : BOUT thats to be expected). a regular visitor swinging by these parts every 70-odd years. Answer: FLIER (i.e. 50 Cut (down) : PARE ages) wrapped around or accepting ER (i.e. Answer: HAVE ONES WORK CUT OUT. of milk). 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In Spanish, tres menos uno (three minus one) is dos (two). (10), Disloyalty of a couple of chaps holding up wager (8), Military man in branch number one upset (7), Agitation in the saddle about riders first piece of tack (7), Nonappearance of Norwegian playwright beheaded in a church (7), Chinese fruit landed on character abroad (6), Female artist supporting US city university (5), Spiked drink, something taken in jest by European (6,4), Sign of fear, politician overwhelmed by stacks of flyers? diaphoretic, descriptive of causing one to sweat. Answer: SIGHT-READING (i.e. which may provoke a reaction). Answer: SKY-BLUE (i.e. Solution is TEAM (i.e. row). expected). That name was shortened to just Pepsi in 1961. Find clues for competition or most any crossword answer or clues for crossword answers. More recently, she played Analease Keatings mother on the show How to Get Away with Murder. wickedness). dog, short for Labrador) reversed (indicated by upset this being a down clue) and followed by M (a recognised abbreviation of minute), then ORAL (i.e. ship). bargain, as in something being an absolute steal) followed by THY (i.e. Thats about it, I guess. japan massage porn Shocking video shows teen lynch mob beat Russian . Were in the rarefied air of mid-90s cultural references now!) in opera house ultimately, i.e. acting the fool). Solution is FR (a recognised abbreviation of the title Father) wrapped around or maintaining LIE (i.e. Answer: SHOW OF HANDS. Answer: THREE-MASTER (i.e. sailor, specifically one of Able-Bodied rank) followed by I (i.e. disrespect). not a pretty sight). Well, except for 34a. (6), Egyptian god leaving horse outside pub with eastern bard (7), Important way alpha male does twirl wearing womens clothes (4,4), Easiest way Allies often organised underground fighters (4,2,5,10), Lock spring breaks to give uninvited access (8), On about knight buried in card players grave (7), Debauched son initially hooked on strong Levantine booze (6), Celtic characters in hotel try rolls before noon (5), Sailor in a hurry to accommodate Irish, improving image (11), Vikings heading down to the middle Peak District (5), Board has power replacing leading trio in film industry (7), Pleasant-smelling rose our Fido chewed (11), Stories about sappers in scene of conflict (5), Disagreed also with a thousand children (4,5), Surprise with ear affected when this changes? The clue seems to imply that disciples of a philosopher are philosophers themselves, which might explain why there are so many of them). editors job) with the D (a recognised abbreviation of Democrat) removed or concealed. place) followed by YEN (i.e. Im afraid). Answer: ESTATE AGENT (i.e. Ill have to take the setters word for it. Answer: BROOK (i.e. Answer: CONVERSATION PIECE (i.e. It has a value of 0 or 1. The Ryder Cup trophy was donated to the sport of golf by Samuel Ryder, an English entrepreneur. 63 Waterloo quartet : ABBA In the famous 1960 movie adaption, also called The Time Machine, Rod Taylor plays the Time Traveller, and is given the name George. These independent, expenditure-only committees are commonly referred to as super PACs. Solution is an anagram of AND TOWER. Solution is BROOK (i.e. items) with the H (a recognised abbreviation of Henry, a unit of measurement thats proven popular of late among setters) substituted with ID (i.e. Solution is PLANS (i.e. Answer: FARROW (i.e. Can be indicates anagram. refinement of character, referring to the decorative feet stuck on the ends of characters in some typefaces). Solution satisfies give up and holiday. If a recent Jumbo nicked all the walnuts from your Christmas stocking then you might find my Just For Fun page of use, where youll find links to solutions for hundreds of the things. I hope you find them helpful. mischievous pair), then ROVE (i.e. 96 Perfect : IDEAL Cicely Tyson was an actress whose career really took off after her performance in the 1972 film Sounder, for which she received an Oscar nomination. states). Solution is I (i.e. 105 Proclaim loudly : BLARE OUT Mercury vehicles were positioned as being more luxurious that the regular Ford models, and more economical than Fords high-end Lincoln models. Cant say I was keen on this one. one of Mitfords aristos, referencing Jessica Mitfords novel Hons and Rebels. operas Im not seeing anything deep into the definitions, so Im assuming the setter is referring to Richard Wagners Ring Cycle here. Ripped indicates anagram. The crossword clue possible answer is available in 6 letters. Solution is GUID (i.e. defence for boxing ignore the misleading capitalisation). Solution is FISHERMAN (i.e. Answer: MANXWOMAN (i.e. Solution is QUARTERED (i.e. 35 Ryder Cup org. the first and last letters of rich) followed by an anagram (indicated by fanciful) of MYTH, like so: RH-YTHM. Solution is PRUDENT (i.e. truck). Solution is an anagram of RED OUTFIT. (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? Sangria is a red wine punch that is usually associated with Portugal and Spain. Poor show. She ended up in reform school, from which she escaped, and found herself homeless and living on the streets for a while. ineffectual types). Solution is SID (i.e. 1,048,576), and 2 to the power of 30 for a gigabyte. annoying person). Answer: PROBABLE (i.e. crossword clue, Salted part of a margarita glass crossword clue, Lime-garnished Mexican beer crossword clue, "Without further ___ . profound) followed by a homophone (indicated by reportedly) of FRIEZE (i.e. Answer: BETA-TEST (i.e. bard of Greek myth). With 60-Across, ones whose livelihoods are derived from agriculture or forestry work, With 34-Across, she was LPGA Tour Player of the Year in 1978 as a rookie and received the Bob Jones Award in 1998. wheel finally, i.e. Solution is a homophone of GREYS (i.e. Solution is S (a recognised abbreviation of small) followed by ALES (i.e. A toughie this week. ET IN ARCADIA EGO, a painting by Poussin, is another example that has popped up multiple times, despite there being at least four other paintings in the world. Themed answers are common phrases reinterpreted with reference to the Christmas SEASON. Answer: PORTMANTEAU WORDS (i.e. Solution is END (i.e. Solution is ENSUE (i.e. cocktail). Find more similar words at wordhippo.com! rock band blimey, my jibes about fogeyish Times setters seem to have struck a nerve. Another grind, pretty much the same as last week. LP] Solution is PRIES (i.e. party), like so: BALL-COCK. Answer: LA DONNA MOBILE (i.e. Answer: PUTNEY (i.e. entire). the Latin for left). the last letter of sector), like so: ST(R)EAK. 94 Perfect example : EPITOME Solution is SIS (i.e. personal) and MOS (i.e. Answer: ARMIGER (i.e. Answer: KEYSTROKES (i.e. up to now) wrapped around or capturing H (a recognised abbreviation of hearts used in card games), like so: S(H)O-FAR. Simple, but nicely worked. Answer: BREWAGE (i.e. Answer: ORIGAMI (i.e. Answer: FOR GOOD MEASURE (i.e. ancient Asian region). to bear) followed by L (a recognised abbreviation of left) and NY (a recognised abbreviation of New York, the city in question) once the latter has been reversed (indicated by turning), like so: BROOK-L-YN. Solution is RD (i.e. Thanks again for the kind words and input. Dont play that one again! Solution is PIN (i.e. doing that activity, fnar, fnar). Answer: DEEP FREEZE (i.e. someone excessively studious and socially inept. Answer: VOCAL CORDS (i.e. I mean, look at some of the trash in the grid. The term parlur arose from the French parler meaning to speak. mans name) once wrapped around or carrying IS (i.e. Answer: BLACK TIE (i.e. equipment) and EE (i.e. Answer: SENIOR (i.e. Solution is OOPS! quantity) placed in REED (i.e. It seems that the Epistle of Paul to the Ephesians (Eph.) Solution is an anagram (indicated by bad) of MORAL FAILING WE and O (i.e. police state), like so: STASI-S. Answer: AT IT (i.e. Chambers, meanwhile, opts wisely to not get involved. Solution is R (i.e. Solution is END (i.e. Solution is A followed by S (a recognised abbreviation of small) and TIN (i.e. When written as WELL-IN EVER the solution also playfully satisfies on good terms continually. Solution is L (a recognised abbreviation of left) placed after or by King OFFA of Mercia (i.e. Solution is VOCAL (i.e. Chambers has this: a two-syllable rhyme, the second syllable being unstressed. the last letters of determine and satellite). to net) followed by a homophone (indicated by we hear) of FRAYS (i.e. rubbish) wrapped around or touring ICI (i.e. Merry Christmas, everyone! : TIED mend) once its last letter has been removed (indicated by incomplete) and the remainder followed by FE (chemical symbol of iron), like so: KNI-FE. animal minder). house or astrological sign). Answer: HESPERUS (i.e. Solution is OR (i.e. After living some months as tadpoles swimming around in the water, they undergo another metamorphosis, sprouting legs and replacing their external gills with lungs. Solution is B (i.e. Solution comprises homophones of [THAT]S NO WONDER (i.e. Answer: PANEER (i.e. to object). done without lining, i.e. In the world of acoustics, one bel is equal to ten decibels (dBs). allowed) with the last letter placed first (indicated by after cycling, i.e. keen) and FIELD (i.e. The solution also playfully satisfies not forced into service, a reference to the press gangs that used to recruit for the navy. Another nicely worked clue. Solution is K (a recognised abbreviation of king used in chess) followed by AN and SAS (i.e. tones lacking colour). All intellectual property rights in and to Crosswords are owned by The Crossword's Publisher. It is also referred to as plum pudding, even though there arent any plums included in the list of ingredients. one active in small hours). Solution is SIGNS (i.e. The viola da gamba (also called simply viol) is a bass instrument in what is known as the viol family, with a tonal range that about matches that of the modern-day cello. speed, specifically Miles Per Hour). (8), Tool securing wheel finally shaft connected to it? 98 Skip the formalities, in a way : ELOPE supply) once its last letter has been removed (indicated by short), like so: STO(I)C. Answer: OCTENNIAL (i.e. Answer: CATCHPHRASE (i.e. Answer: YONKERS (i.e. Me, Id probably avoid it altogether and find a more elegant expression. The rest of the clue plays on Tom CATS and PYJAMAS being a body warmer. Solution is RE (i.e. US state). brief report). something unprepared players may do, being someone who can read or perform music at first sight of the notes (Chambers)). (12,5), Part of job lot tomatoes, canned or pickled (6), Refinement of character is inspiring when taken up (5), One of the herd, person needing will to succeed without extra teaching (6), Danger to crops when temperatures dropped in place (5), Cosmetic daughter kept in cube, for example (6), Representative having small drinks for each boy (11), Conceded blunder when upset in split (11), Nocturnal mammal I caught in diabolical trap (5), It illuminates page after page in terrible mistrial (6,4), Since I had turned up, pianos and organ fade away (9), Bargain with what used to be your secret (8), Start of my statement of intent repeated after womans animosity (3,4), Ideology so affected by mass movement in Panama, say (7), Magnificent, this owl watched by millions in US? disloyalty). disagreed with). Very nicely worked. Fargo is one of my favorite films of all time, and stars perhaps my favorite actress, Frances McDormand. notice, short for advertisement) followed by JUST MEN (i.e. 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. having quick fix). Suffering indicates anagram. fellows name) wrapped around or keeping TUP (i.e. Spaces are used between sentences and clauses. Its always interesting to hear the thoughts of other solvers once theyve set down their pens. show again). The most commonly spoken Bantu language is Swahili, with Zulu coming in second. Helen Hunt is a very talented actress who first came to national attention playing opposite Paul Reiser in TVs hit sitcom Mad About You. point in orbit). sacred instrument and so to Chambers for the first of many visits this week: a wind instrument made from a rams horn, blown in Jewish religious ceremonies and in ancient times as a call to battle, etc). he) wrapped around or conveying AS (i.e. Democrats hold an overall edge across the state's competitive districts; the outcomes could determine which party controls the US House of Representatives. Too wishy-washy for my liking). key on a computer keyboard) followed by O (i.e. left) once its last letter has been removed (indicated by nearly) and the remainder wrapped around or placed without C (i.e. Zut alors! Solution is CO (a recognised abbreviation of company) followed by PUCER (i.e. return of property once over to Chambers: property that falls to the feudal lord or to the state for lack of an heir or by forfeiture). Solution is THOU (i.e. maybe italicise letters). game bird). finally secures, i.e. Solution is ONCE (i.e. Answer: LOLLYGAG (i.e. It might yet be a phonological thing, but after my swing-and-a-miss in this area last week Im leaving this part well alone! Solution is an anagram of ROSE OUR FIDO. point, both geographic features). Answer: ALPENSTOCKS (i.e. white). Solution is NADA (i.e. church, specifically the Church of England), like so: A-(BSEN)-CE. spy) and followed by IN A, like so: A(R)GENT-IN-A. Answer: TROCHEE (i.e. 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. classy), O (a recognised abbreviation of old) and RN (i.e. Solution is O (i.e. popularity or appeal, as in having it) placed in or blocking LEVY (i.e. part of shoe) followed by TIED (i.e. a European). Answer: ANTITHESIS (i.e. Answer: CASSIOPEIA (i.e. before or prior). Take selection from indicates the solution has been hidden in the clue, like so: K(EITH ER)IC. Solution is OS (i.e. Solution is A followed by MILD (i.e. Solution is P (a recognised abbreviation of power) replacing HOL (i.e. Baloney was popularized in the 1930s by New York Governor Alfred E. Smith as he used the term quite often. Solution is POSH (i.e. Answer: MONOTONY (i.e. nothing, from the Spanish) written about EV (i.e. An epitome is also an abstract or summary of a book or article. perceived). it illuminates). You can find my completed grid below along with explanations of my solutions where I have them. Solution is CASEIN (i.e. one that slips easily) placed into RING (i.e. President Herbert Hoover had the West Wing rebuilt after it was significantly damaged in a fire. unknown) followed by E (a recognised abbreviation of English) and LD (ditto lord) once these latter two have been placed in IS (ditto ditto island), like so: Y-I(E-LD)S. Answer: STUPID (i.e. Solution is PRIEST (i.e. fool) and IOPE (i.e. Maybe even as many as five. Solution is S (a recognised abbreviation of son) and H (i.e. filled pastry) and LE (i.e. top of pearl, i.e. (8), Group of swimmers becoming proficient in teachers job (15), Dullness of small number splitting second theatre award (8), Crops unknown English lord planted in island (6), Upset tourist fail to be coquettish (11), Fellow director of company more red-faced about staff? I hope you find them helpful. Search for crossword clues found in the Daily Celebrity, NY Times, Daily Mirror, Telegraph and major publications. reason Chambers offers a clearly defined aim, object, or reason deep into its definitions) followed by ILL (i.e. It is deadly and has a great sporting tradition.. the underworld) followed by E (i.e. Often, candidates for a PhD already hold a bachelors and a masters degree, so a PhD might be considered a third degree. All I can think is Larry must have really took marvis seriously and showed up for him. Solution is LONGING (i.e. Puzzle Page Game is a very popular game int the world. Solution is ST (a recognised abbreviation of street) placed in or surrounded by BRIO (i.e. Answer: NIGHT OWL (i.e. originally haunting, i.e. 46 Pressing need : URGENCY river). late PM). prince, a reference to Shakespeares Henry V Hal is the young prince before his ascension to the throne. Its always interesting to hear the thoughts of other solvers once theyve set down their pens. Till then, stay safe out there kids. a hundred expressed as a Roman numeral), like so: C-HUNTER. Answer: FRAME OF REFERENCE (i.e. Answer: TYNE (i.e. trimming). Solution is MAMA (i.e. Answer: CANDID (i.e. edges of door, i.e. inside) once its first letter has been removed (indicated by saving face), like so: A-NTERIOR. tax), like so: (A-N-TITHE)-SIS. Answer: THE CATS PYJAMAS (i.e. Answer: CONCERN (i.e. touch), like so: NU(IS)ANCE. relaxes) once wrapped around or conserving E (a recognised abbreviation of energy), like so: O-REST(E)S. Answer: RACEME (i.e. the word mean with all its middle letters removed), like so: ALU(MN)US. Solution is FOE (i.e. theatre award), like so: MO-(NO)-TONY. Fendi started out as a fur and leather shop in Rome, and these days is famous for its line of handbags. Solution is STEAL (i.e. Solution is SPA (i.e. In fact, the phrase Mad Hatter doesnt appear anywhere in Lewis Carrolls novel, although the character, the Hatter (and sometimes Hatta), is described as mad. Solution is Friedrich SCHILLER (i.e. Back in the 17th and 18th centuries, members of the shipping industry community were in the habit of meeting regularly in Lloyds Coffee House in London, an establishment owned by one Edward Lloyd. Solution is O (i.e. about, specifically a recognised abbreviation of circa) and LAP (i.e. staff), like so: CO-P(ROD)UCER. Answer: EWE-LAMB (i.e. Answer: WELL I NEVER (i.e. nostalgic). Answer: CHEMIN DE FER (i.e. on or regarding think email replies) wrapped about N (a recognised abbreviation of knight used in chess) and the whole placed in EAST (i.e. run) and WRIST (i.e. The Broadway musical Dreamgirls follows the lives of a fictional female singing trio named The Dreams. crossword clue? clothing), like so: (G)ARMENT => (DEB)ARMENT. prim and proper). duck) wrapped around or crossing E (a recognised abbreviation of eastern) and FENS (i.e. to doctor something) and AMI (i.e. a day, in this case a short form of Monday), like so: MON-TENEGRIN. Solution is BRIDES (i.e. Apparently from the Latin hasta, meaning spear. in error). 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. Thanks to all in the comments for flagging this! females name). Answer: BANOFFEE PIE (i.e. 28 Task of untangling last years outdoor Christmas decorations? Celtic characters or alphabet). number or registration) and I (i.e. Answer: ODORIFEROUS (i.e. Answer: THIRD PERSON SINGULAR (i.e. tailored). a male sheep), like so: S(TUP)ID. A very similar version of this appeared a few months ago in grid 1556, also a stinker. Im surprised setters are still finding new ways to clue this solution considering how often variant forms of it appear in Jumbos. Solution is CUB (i.e. Answer: IN SPITE OF (i.e. Solution is H (hotel in the phonetic alphabet) and GO (i.e. identity papers) reversed (indicated by written up this being a down clue) and followed by VISION OF LABOUR (i.e. The term came to be used to mean nonsense in the 1920s. Answer: SPECIOUS (i.e. Answer: SHOW TRIAL (i.e. tribal leader, referring to the Tribe of Dan, one of the twelve tribes of Israel. Answer: AMILDAR (i.e. noun: a book printed on sheets so folded; (conventionally) a book of such a size). equipment) placed before it or earlier, like so: KIT-E. Answer: TIMECARD (i.e. Answer: MAR (i.e. When written as NOT ED the solution playfully satisfies only a subsidiary journalist, i.e. The members of the group eventually relocated to a permanent headquarters, but maintained the name Society of Lloyds, which exists to this day. Answer: GAUNT (i.e. cancelled weather warning, playfully, but only if you really squint your eyes). story) and AY (i.e. offer) placed by or after FOR (i.e. Answer: MADRAS (i.e. naval). snacks). the word some in French) followed by PAIR (i.e. Solution is an anagram of AS THE CAPTOR. 119 NASCAR on NBC analyst Earnhardt Jr. : DALE Maybe its a Mac thing), like so: F(R)ONT. Panama, say an isthmus is a narrow strip of land connecting two larger bodies of land. the first two letters of repertory) followed by RUN (i.e. a trace or sense of something). ye olde form of your). busily active) followed by BIRD (i.e. agitation) and UP (i.e. small number, i.e. Answer: ERGONOMICS (i.e. Solution is R (a recognised abbreviation of run used in a number of ball games), O (ditto over, this time in cricket), then Jacques TATI (i.e. The Greek god Ares is often referred to as the Olympian god of warfare, but originally he was regarded as the god of bloodlust and slaughter. This is all reversed, like so: O(BB-L-I)GATO. attention seeker). From there her career took off and as they say, the rest is history. Answer: OXIDE (i.e. Answer: COLLECTORS ITEM (i.e. Solution is an anagram (indicated by mixed) of IDLING ADOLESCENT followed by A, like so: LONGISLANDICEDTE-A. this, within the context of the clue, i.e. Tyneside, or the North-East of England) and MA (i.e. Solution is A followed by P (i.e. When written as FREE MASONRY the solution also satisfies loose stonework. Solution is D (a recognised abbreviation of day) followed by COPPER (i.e. Solution is ARM (i.e. Hull partners, referring to Rod Hull and Emu. female). moral rectitude) with its last letter removed (indicated by endless) and the remainder followed by RE (i.e. Solution is an anagram of LASSES FREUD. boasting) with its last letter removed (indicated by endlessly). Answer: MAIMING (i.e. Answer: NYMPH (i.e. church, specifically the Church of England) wrapped around or placed outside of an anagram (indicated by smashed) of IN PATIO, like so: CONVERS(ATIONPI)E-CE. Solution is an anagram of TOURIST FAIL. 38 Wrap up : END rowing crews). meddles) followed by TESS (i.e. brass, both slang terms for money). Solution is ALL (i.e. request). Solution is an anagram of HED FLOG WATER PISTOLS. queen, specifically Elizabeth Regina) and PIECE (i.e. Solution is DRAW IN (i.e. Possibly SOUL. youngster) followed by E and B (i.e. regularly started, i.e. Answer: BLOAT. Solution is an anagram of HAVOC and BERLIN. Also, crosswords. I completely worsted you, but there you go), like so: BE(TAT-E)ST. Answer: SASS (i.e. shy or throw) followed by SCOUSE (i.e. I don't know what happened to MF against Holmes, off of this fight he looked like the type who could give LH problems with his aggressiveness and work rate. services). crops). 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