(Thanks RD)Ģ4a Moaned, beginning to get annoyed about signs of doziness (8) Set alight from a ship or plane perhaps, by to crowd an object to its capacity, a place where ones rubbish is disposed of. I from the clue and what a Cadillac is by example parked next to one of the usual Americans, A high flier who went too close to the Sun.
They were often known as the Dragon and the answer we seek is another name for the B&B they run.Ģ0a I say, Cadillac should be parked by American high-flier (6) Start with an anagram of to host, and insert the Russian currency unit (plural as we need another S) To expertly detect and remedy any problem mechanical or other.Īnother all in one, The cheap B&B’s we used to visit in seaside resorts such as Scarborough or Blackpool were often run by very strict harridans who had many caveats about how and when one entered the establishment, ate meals or ran bathwater. One’s Father or Dad “cycles” the first letter to the end, and adds a synonym of managed, to become muddle-headed or confused.ġ5a Remedies to host failing to accept Russian money (13) We are in the world of board games rather than palaces, a generic term for the pieces used to play the game misgenders the most active and powerful of them.ġ3a Father cycled - managed to get confused (6) Schoolboy humour compelled me to overemphasise the middle syllable in debates, which probably accounts for the fact that my motions (snigger) were rarely carried. In order for this device to work, it should sit on the sea bed (in the main), when deployed correctly the flukes dig into the sea bed and secure the ship to which it is attached.ġ0a Cavil at Tube-rail returns showing invalidation (8)Ī nice little lurker, and it is reversed too (returns in an across clue) hidden in the first four words of the clue. Never seen that quiet since the Harry Potter mob moved in.ĩa One should sit in bed to work, in the main (6)Ī nice little “all in one” I think that is what is known as an “&lit”, in itself shorthand for “and literally so”. If you were suffering after boozing you may feel a bit like Oscar Split 4,4 and put the two words in different places and you are projected, rather like The Shambles in York. Taking the sides of GrandfatheR an instruction to take the outer letters of, add an interjection expressing pain when hurt for a complainer.Ĥa Projected suffering after boozing in different places (8)
Please leave a comment telling us what you thought.ġa Grandfather taking sides - that hurts, one complains (6) in order to help in the meantime, I have put the spoilers below the hints, so if they are exposed on your browser careful scrolling won’t reveal them too soon. Better minds than mine are working on the uncovered spoilers that some people have been suffering from, please be patient it is apparently a complicated issue. The answers are hidden under the ANSWER buttons, so don’t click if you don’t want to see them. In the hints below, the definitions are underlined. I have no real idea of gauging ratings so I will leave those alone for others to assess. Deep Threat is having a well earned holiday, so Miffypops, Stephen L and myself will be rotating Friday blogging duties until he returns refreshed, Daily Telegraph Cryptic No 29992 Hints and tips by Sloop John BeeīD Rating – Difficulty *** – Enjoyment ***
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