This small piece of kit is designed to make building your Quiz, Crossword or Puzzle question more effective. MONARCH Slightly disappointing. On checking ‘dry’ in Collins, I found this for the noun (which I was doubting): ‘US and Canadian an informal word for prohibitionist.’ So, can’t criticise Paul for that one (although maybe a ‘US’ would have helped.). RAVENOUS

Pejorative p(rofits) e(Vident) & jive (steps quickly taken) around o(ld) rat (scoundrel).
Again, it looked daunting at first but it steadily yielded and I got there but, like you, only after wasting rather too much time on the SW corner. This site uses cookies. Tony Collman @ 39 – I can’t see the relevance since the issue was about using ‘dry’ as a noun whereas the example you cite uses the word in [one of] its adjectival sense[s].

I too echo Eileen’s sentiments – crosswords, and learning Russian, are what are keeping me sane in this difficult time. Thanks Eileen. Veronica was one of my favourites also as was Abuja once I’d worked it out with the help of google. (10)

A postscript to bring things down to earth – I was a little disappointed to see NOSE RAGS rather than SNOT RAGS, which would have been much more Pauline and was a term much used by we schoolboys in the 50s. 3 Answers. Thanks Paul (BUTTER CAKE – haha) and Eileen (AJUBA – I would’ve never). It took the crossers to make me think of cake.

Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. SHELVE Like most got stuck on some parsings although a bit unusually for Mr K and I, novices as we are, we worked out creche (after meandering after a word without a k of course). round MING [dynasty], 19 Reckless behaviour wrong in prohibitionist (7)

It did take me a while to get going, which is often the way, but once I d

Thanks mattrom! I don’t think prohibitionist is technically an adjective, but I still think it could be used adjectivally in the same way that you can describe a radio fitted in a car as a car radio despite ‘car’ not appearing in dictionaries as an adjective.


And like others, I had to use references to find the African capitals.

On the whole, this was straightforward enough but three clues [9 and 20 ac and 21dn] took as long to parse as the rest of the puzzle put together.

COMING UP But the clue itself is fairly straightforward, surely?

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Ulike Eileen i read nursery, immediately thought creche, and then parsed it. Abuja (capital of Nigeria) - 'a Juba' (capital of S Sudan, to the west; back).

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And I’ve often wondered how a Greek word got into colloquial English. This small piece of kit is designed to make building your Quiz, Crossword or Puzzle question more effective. Guardian Prize 28087. hankir | 15:50 Sat 21st Mar 2020 | Crosswords. Guardian 28,087 Answer Question >> Latest Posts. I liked SCRAMBLE and HEBRAIST the best, for the surfaces.

Some pretty devious cluing this week and there are still a couple I can't quite parse, namely 1a, where I got the answer from the definition and the crossers and 3d, where I can't see what part the word "charge" plays. Never heard of DRY. Or it might be entirely a figment of my imagination.

This small piece of kit is designed to make building your Quiz, Crossword or Puzzle question more effective. MONARCH Slightly disappointing. On checking ‘dry’ in Collins, I found this for the noun (which I was doubting): ‘US and Canadian an informal word for prohibitionist.’ So, can’t criticise Paul for that one (although maybe a ‘US’ would have helped.). RAVENOUS

Pejorative p(rofits) e(Vident) & jive (steps quickly taken) around o(ld) rat (scoundrel).
Again, it looked daunting at first but it steadily yielded and I got there but, like you, only after wasting rather too much time on the SW corner. This site uses cookies. Tony Collman @ 39 – I can’t see the relevance since the issue was about using ‘dry’ as a noun whereas the example you cite uses the word in [one of] its adjectival sense[s].

I too echo Eileen’s sentiments – crosswords, and learning Russian, are what are keeping me sane in this difficult time. Thanks Eileen. Veronica was one of my favourites also as was Abuja once I’d worked it out with the help of google. (10)

A postscript to bring things down to earth – I was a little disappointed to see NOSE RAGS rather than SNOT RAGS, which would have been much more Pauline and was a term much used by we schoolboys in the 50s. 3 Answers. Thanks Paul (BUTTER CAKE – haha) and Eileen (AJUBA – I would’ve never). It took the crossers to make me think of cake.

Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. SHELVE Like most got stuck on some parsings although a bit unusually for Mr K and I, novices as we are, we worked out creche (after meandering after a word without a k of course). round MING [dynasty], 19 Reckless behaviour wrong in prohibitionist (7)

It did take me a while to get going, which is often the way, but once I d

Thanks mattrom! I don’t think prohibitionist is technically an adjective, but I still think it could be used adjectivally in the same way that you can describe a radio fitted in a car as a car radio despite ‘car’ not appearing in dictionaries as an adjective.


And like others, I had to use references to find the African capitals.

On the whole, this was straightforward enough but three clues [9 and 20 ac and 21dn] took as long to parse as the rest of the puzzle put together.

COMING UP But the clue itself is fairly straightforward, surely?

Once a best answer has been selected, it will be shown here.

Fill in the final required details of your question as you normally would, and click submit.

Ulike Eileen i read nursery, immediately thought creche, and then parsed it. Abuja (capital of Nigeria) - 'a Juba' (capital of S Sudan, to the west; back).

Religion & Spirituality 2 mins ago. Apc2604 Sore Legs At Night. Bobbisox1It's Feeling Really Autumnal Now.

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