OGLES: These shouts of encouragement are Spanish.

The words part of tell us so.Ģ6a Shouts of encouragement about good looks (5) STRAFE: The answer is hidden within the words of the clue.

The precious stone is usually a deep red colour. Now wrap (wearing) a precious stone around what you have. Remove the abbreviation for opus as indicated by the word workshy. This cleric is a senior member of the church usually in charge of a diocese. HIP-HOP: A word meaning to jump comes after a word that means cool, with it, trendy, wicked, down and dirty with the kids, modish, smart, streetwise and up there.Ģ1a Cleric short of work wears precious stone that’s worthless (8) The Any Old Iron clip (dressed in style, brand new tile) belongs exclusively to Deep Threat as does ‘Where did you get that hat, where did you get that tile’ so I cannot use either today.ġ9a Jump to follow cool modern music style (3-3) It is clues like this that would have puzzled me for yonks years ago but we have had enough tiles recently to cover the pitch at Twickenham. As a hat goes on a head a tile goes on a roof. The word is considered to be Cockney rhyming slang but there is no rhyme for it. It appears in the sixth verse of Gray’s Elegy and the female version is a damġ8a Be with artist breaking tiles in church (8)īIRETTAS: These square caps with three flat projections on top worn by catholic clergymen can be found by making an anagram (breaking) of BE and ARTIST. The word meaning father is a little obscure. Add a word meaning father wrapped around the abbreviation for power. The author in question is female and wrote about Colin Firth skinny dipping.ġ5a Plot scam with father to seize power (8)ĬONSPIRE: Begin with a regular word meaning to scam. After many years of questioning I still cannot understand why retiring is a reversal indicator. Bags as in catches as one does with tiddlers in a stream. This is followed by the reversal (retiring) of a synonym of the word bags. Add a synonym for the word performanceġ3a A university bags retiring writer (6)ĪUSTEN: A from the clue is followed by the Abbreviation for University. Now exactly thirty-eight years and one day since his death he is John Paul the anagram (wrongly) of ARRESTġ2a Upset after performance one’s created (8)ĪRTEFACT: Start with an anagram (upset) of AFTER. Long before that we had John Paul the existentialist, philosopher, playwright, novelist and political activist. Before that we had John Paul George and Ringo. The ones from Matthew through to Revelation Rufusesque or what?ĪGENT: Begin with a synonym meaning to make old. Two clues in and we have an anagram and a double definition. To leave or depart quickly as if being chased or bedtime in a school dormitory or military barracks. the letters do not have to dance silently for long to reveal their new form Please leave a comment telling us what you thought.ĬLANDESTINE: A neat anagram (moving) to kick off the day’s proceedings. Pencils and pens are a no-no in Miffyland but if you do solve on paper the writing in of your last answer is a complete waste of time and a waste of the world’s resources. Illustrations may be tenuously linked to clues but are unlikely to lead to solutions. There will also be some random ramblings that may amuse or not. I found this quite tough going but loved finding a new meaning for the crowd at 14 down.Īs usual here are some hints and tips to help you to solve the clues you might be struggling with or to help you understand answers you have but cannot see why. Our setter today is straying towards the tougher end of the scale. I cannot see that being a barrel of laughs but who knows. Good Morning from The Dunkenhalgh Hotel, our home for three nights as we enjoy the delights that Oswaldtwistle, Accrington and Barrow -in-Furness have to offer.

Jurassic park atv tour groupon.Daily Telegraph Cryptic No 28714 Hints and tips by a gin sozzled MPīD Rating – Difficulty ** – Enjoyment ***.

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