Hope that makes some sort of sense.Ģ5a English farm animals causing witty comment (7)ĮPIGRAM: E(nglish) followed by two farm animals.Ģ6a Old magazine alarms me now, curiously (6,5) An anagram (when lit) of FAIRY LIGHTS might come out as A FIR and the answer so to get the answer you need to remove the letters AFIR from FAIRY LIGHTS and anagram what’s left.
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SIGHTLY: Not sure how to explain this one but I’ll have a go! The answer is a word that describes what the fairy lights make your fir tree at Christmas time. ROAD TO DAMASCUS: T(ense) inserted into (in) an anagram (moving) of DOCUDRAMA AS SO.Ģ4a Fairy lights, when lit, can make a fir _! (7) IDEA: A word for perfect without its last letter (when shortened).Ģ1a & 22 Across Sudden turning point, tense in docudrama as so moving (4,2,8) TIGER WOODS: A row, of theatre seats perhaps, is placed around (about) the letter represented by the word golf in the phonetic alphabet and followed by some clubs, not irons but the other type. ON THE CARDS: A word meaning working, as in not switched off, and some witty types are placed around (to suppress) a definite article. You need a phrase meaning to call on (4,2) placed after the organs that give you vision and a county in Northern Ireland.ġ3a Start to enter man cave, wondrous place (4)ĮDEN: E (start to Enter) followed by a man cave or lair gives the wondrous place in the bible.ġ4a Likely to happen, working with witty types to suppress article (2,3,5) You need to know his first name for this clue to make sense.ġ0a & 11 Across Call after what allows one to see County - call before game starts (4,4,4,2)ĮYES DOWN LOOK IN: This is the call before a game of bingo starts. PEP TALK: These words sound as if they were spoken by the manager of Manchester City FC. POLENTA: The usual two letter father placed around (describing) a word meaning scented.Ĩa Inspiring words from Guardiola, say (3,4)
Please leave a comment telling us what you thought.īOXER SHORTS: You need a breed of dog followed by some nips, of whisky perhaps. The definitions are underlined in the clues and the answers are under the “click here” buttons so don’t click on them unless you really want to see the answer. Perhaps I’m just being a bit grumpy this morning due to the bad weather!Īs usual the ones I liked most are in blue. I can’t put my finger on why but for some reason today’s puzzles didn’t seem to have the sparkle I’ve come to expect on a Monday. I suppose we’ll eventually get back to normal service but it’s anyone’s guess when that will be. We’ve just had the wettest March since weather records began and the rain is forecast to continue this week. Hola from the Vega Baja where the chilly and wet weather is still continuing. Daily Telegraph Cryptic No 29952 Hints and tips by PommersīD Rating – Difficulty ** – Enjoyment ***
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