NORTHERN IRELAND: Anagram (to prepare) of DINNER RATHER LON(g).Ĥd Uncensored idiotic claims repeated (5) Not the first football team that comes to mind!ġd Horse discovered adorned with spangles (6)ĮQUINE: Remove the outer letters (discovered) of a word meaning “adorned with spangles”.Ģd Admiral’s first aboard damaged escort vessel (7)ĬOASTER: An insertion (aboard) of the first letter of Admiral into an anagram (damaged) of ESCORT.ģd Country dinner rather long mostly to prepare (8,7) STEVENAGE: Place a synonym of point in the sense of a phase or moment around a synonym of fair or impartial.
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OUTLAWS: A reversal (going round )of the area of the country in which Cornwall lies and a singing voice, into which is inserted the abbreviation for University.Ģ4a Very afraid oddly to stop one exposing greed (7)ĪVARICE: An insertion (to stop) of the abbreviation for Very plus odd letters of AfRaId into a playing card representing one or a single point maybe.Ģ5a Left off scratching head and relaxed (5)ĮASED: Remove the initial letter from a synonym of left off or discontinued.Ģ6a Point that’s secured fair for football team (9) STOLE: Double definition, one a verb, the other a noun.Ģ3a Bans maybe Cornish singer going round entertaining university (7) GINGER NUT: Anagram (rotten) of the preceding two words. LOLLIPOP LADIES: Insert (tucking into) an informal word for a boy and the Latin abbreviation for “that is” into some sweets on a stick.
We now have to insert (admitted) the usual 2-letter abbreviated artist.ġ6a Boy that is tucking into sweets, they’re often found near schools (8,6) PRE-RAPHAELITES: Place an anagram (worked) of PERHAPS outside a synonym of best or cream. Perhaps not the best looking dog you’ll ever see.ġ3a Painters like Millais perhaps worked outside best, artist admitted (3-11) Of course Nick is not a person.ġ2a Greek character behind banker and German dog (9)ĭEERHOUND: A charade of a three-letter “banker” or river, a letter from the Greek alphabet and the German word for AND. NOTCH: Change the abbreviation for area to that for love in an informal word for naturally. Add a large book into which is inserted (retaining) the single-letter abbreviation for Copyright. OUTCOME: Start with the abbreviation for Oxford University. UNAIRED: Insert (penned by) a song or tune into a French indefinite article and the usual two-letter abbreviation for a journalistġ0a Issue of Oxford University book retaining copyright (7) 9a Song penned by a French journalist, not previously broadcast (7)
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