Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Several sounded risque almost blue! As this is a Prize crossword, please dont put any ANSWERS, whether WHOLE, PARTIAL or INCORRECT, or any ALTERNATIVE CLUES OR HINTS in your comment. A married mans secret lover on the side. This crossword clue Preacher network was discovered last seen in the October 23 2022 at the LA Times Crossword. Did like NEUTRAL, though. Liked the 19a lurker for the Doh moment. ___ Bronzes, priceless artifacts that Germany agreed to return to Nigeria by 2022, ___ Barker former host of the game show The Price is Right, Word on the podium when a contestant on "The Price Is Right" bids too high, With 30-Across, "Wheel of Fortune" co-host who didn't win any prizes when she was a contestant on "The Price Is Right". We have sorted all the answers by number of letters of the answer word and the by alphabtical order of the clues. Surprised to now see who the setter is as usually find his puzzles challenging. Im not quibbling the homophone, but I never thought of a larder as particularly cool, so thanks for the explanation, [emailprotected] It makes me think of a variation on that theme in Victorian flats in San Francisco, where I used to live. There are two versions of the site: http://bigdave44.com and https://bigdave44.com. I also toyed with truckle for 17d until it couldnt be. THEBAN: Two grammatical articles, one definite and one indefinite, placed around (about) the single letter for Bishop. A popular Hull-based poet loses a synonym of popular to be to game or play about. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. KNEEL: Inserting (securing) the middle letter of paNel into a type of boat. Gordon Matthew Thomas Sumner CBE, better known as Sting, is 71 today. Completed at the 6th attempt 34hrs, 7mins &24seconds after opening the puzzle 3 became 1 down Westminster way quicker than it took to crack this nut. This answers first letter of which starts with S and can be found at the end of P. We think SNAP is the possible answer on this clue.if(typeof ez_ad_units!='undefined'){ez_ad_units.push([[336,280],'crosswordeg_com-medrectangle-3','ezslot_1',132,'0','0'])};__ez_fad_position('div-gpt-ad-crosswordeg_com-medrectangle-3-0'); Did you get the correct answer for your Rice Krispies noise crossword clue? 2d took me for ever my last answer. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Last in were the four fours in the corners. Phew that was a struggle but surprised myself by eventually making the grade with the exception of failing to clock appropriate in 10a however did enjoy the musical hint reminder for that. (8) I wondered about Terence too. My page was littered with ticks for HMs 10a, 25a, 2d, 5d, 17d but for me COTD was 16d, with an audible Doh! Your email address will not be published. BEACHWEAR: A homophone of a type of wood placed before (over in a down clue) a river (in NE England). **** / ****. To taste or consume goes in the minutes recorded in a log. To speed up performance, the browser pulls information from its local cache rather than download it from the server each time it is needed. I thought it might be fun though probably unnecessary to list the cars Pauls managed to include: As solutions: Abarth, Austin, Fiat, Lada, Maserati, Nissan, Standard, Named in clues: Jaguar (container), Renault (anagram), Volkswagen (hidden), Unnamed wordplay elements: Audi (charade), Lotus (deletion), Mini (insertion), Opel (insertion), Porsche (homophone), Saab (reversed container), Seat (insertion and container), Tesla (reversed insertion), 18 in total unless Ive missed anything. 11d was my favourite the larvae of craneflies & a greenkeepers nightmare as the birds rip up the 19a in search of a tasty ready meal. Thought this one a good bit trickier than the usual Monday fare & very enjoyable too. Drop file here. I returned from my trip to discover that the National Post has dropped the cryptic crossword in favour of what one observer has called a bunch of syndicated American garbage. It will not last long especially in northern Ontario we drove past highway maintenance yards where fleets of snowplows were lined up ready to hit the road. Links to YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and other services inserted in the comment text will be automatically embedded. PRIOR: A homophone (reported) of a synonym of busybody. Many thanks Mr D and, of course to Senf for a great blog n hints including the Police video Got 7 down wrong by impetuously putting in PITRES, hoping it was some kind of fruit Id never heard of. Nicely constructed puzzle. A typically enjoyable Campbellesque puzzle for a sunny Monday morning. The answers are hidden under the Click here! (Mi)stress..the Mi bring a note on the 11d Foam covering European potato skin is unwelcome grub (13) Gordon Matthew Thomas Sumner CBE, better known as Sting, is 71 today. . I took it that to get the name of the car ABARTH you needed A BATH with R inserted. Favourite 15a for the penny- drop of disentanglement. buttons, so dont click if you dont want to see them. All intellectual property rights in and to Crosswords are owned by The Crossword's Publisher. Was 4* / 3* for me. 16d Act of merry king showing cold side (8) My favourite clues were COTD, 4d, which I did recall, the 14a double definition and 7d, a very sly lego clue. The following highlight a few of those. All of your favourite pre-filled JUUL pod juices and devices, now in Canada! The Pittsburgh Pirates take on the New York Mets looking to break an eight-game home skid 13 HOURS AGO ASSOCIATED PRESS New York Mets vs Pittsburgh Pirates Box Score - September 06, 2022 - The. Sounds like (being discussed) STATIONERY (writing equipment). 13d Sandwich taste within minutes appeals (10) The answer:- PERCHANCE STEEL BLUE: A homophone (sounding) of a synonym of appropriate (as in take) and a synonym of depressed (as in mood) gives a tone (as in colour). Putting the words to lights crossword clues explained in plain English, I am a bit under the weather today, proXimal gave me a good brain mangling last night and the after-effects of a COVID booster make me feel like I have been beaten up by a baseball bat all night. (Standard was also a manufacturer. I wish I could do justice by remembering his clues properly!! Thanks to Campbell and to Falcon dont think Ill be joining the army any time soon! A charade of AUDI (car) plus TORY (someone leaning to the right). 14a Fetch editor after retired informer is identified as victim (8) My Fav was 21a with 9a running up. I had a similar thought as you regarding army dress but I find that it is not unusual for Campbell to use American terms. I thought that this was a really good Monday puzzle thanks to Campbell and Falcon. That sounds fair enough.]. He was the frontman, songwriter and bassist for new wave rock band The Police from 1977 to their breakup in 1986. And they were very good surfaces. Not now that i;ve read the clue again Doh! Josh Rubin @ 3 before fridges, meat and milk etc was stored in a cool room called a larder. COTD 16d, clever misdirection! Thanks both. I encountered exceptional weather in both locations sunny with temperatures in the very high teens (Celsius) which is somewhat unusual for this time of year. This pushed me to my limit and I nearly give up several times. How can you reveal a letter on a prize puzzle? 27a An inebriated monarch, presenter of programme (9) Oh, well. 3d & 8a were all the better for their transection. A cold side dish of raw vegetables mixed in mayonnaise is a merry old king and the acts he may pass into the statute books, 18d Dialect of festival director from the south (7) Please leave a comment telling us what you thought. The sheer breadth of theme coverage, the novel ways of utilising the various marques, delightful cross references in comparison with the usual repetition of a key clue number PeterO makes the observation that many of the theme names are included in envelopes; I was impressed that Paul seems to have used them in connection with just about every device except a Spoonerism. Wheel of Fortune (often known simply as Wheel) is an American television game show created by Merv Griffin.The show has aired continuously since January 1975. I prefer your original thought Falcon as it does away with the need for a mute h. Neutral needed crossers; learnt to drive with column shift but havent heard it qua(si) gear for decades. 9a Pigeon sheds frequently seen in outskirts of Leeds (5) I liked 5a, 12a, 22a and 24a, the latter being my COTD. Copyright 2020, Crosswordeg.Com, All Rights Reserved. Then check out this Daily Themed Crossword October 26 2022 other crossword clue. I suppose anyone can be gone if they are not in. And well, I never either!! Drop file here. 19a Parts of course of airway staff only partly required (8) Found this quite tough today and at one point thought I was heading for an incompletion, but stuck it out until it was finished. Thanks Falcon and the setter. Quite slow to get into this today, maybe still a little fuzzy headed as its a lazy Sunday morning, but once I had a few, the rest came easily. I wonder if Dada knows that I have a thing about four letter anagrams, although he did use one in 22a move one of the outer letters of SOIL from one end to the other (slightly damaged) and add a synonym of taste (by using ones tongue?). 10a Sounding appropriate, depressed tone (5-4) Incised on a surface - 6 letters. Is Stripper really the correct term for the part of the answer in 15d? Very satisfying to complete, albeit in 5* plus time. Many thanks to Messrs Setter & Hinter. Its Monday Its Campbell **/****. MEDUSA double definition, the first a denizen of the sea and the second a figure from Greek mythology, 14a Wears military gear (8) Probably the ONLY time I have been able to finish a Paul puzzle in one sitting greatly enjoyed it. LOFTS: A three letter synonym of frequently contained by (seen in) the first and last letters (outskirts) of LeedS. Learn how your comment data is processed. Thanks to Campbell for the crossword and to Falcon for the hints. PS Something I read fairly recently which made me laugh the trouble with the answer to 8d is that even to win it youre still only a rat! Required fields are marked *. Took a while to complete due to some subtle misdirection, but got there in the end. There were quite a few very straightforward clues, with a handful of head-scratchers, which were more oblique tham usual. Really struggled with this. RayT from September 22, 2011 (DT 26664), reviewed by Big Dave himself. Quite mild by the standards of one or two weve had lately. Mini can now be regarded as a brand as many different cars bear that name. A good end to a good week. The outside letters of ThiS go around the foam on a glass of beer and a wall to block water from flowing downstream, and a race in terms of a group of animals, plants or language. Didnt find this easy to begin with but after a trip to the gym my brain seemed to wake up. Couldnt get 12a, had heard of the scary woman, but didnt know it was a jellyfish. (6) I, too, will nominate 24a as my favourite. I certainly enjoyed the General Kknowledge element in this puzzle, which is all too often absent from DT backpagers mowadays. The phew was for 25a because I had fortunately heard of the poem, and the blimeys were for 8a and 12a. Thanks to Paul and PeterO. document.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Great puzzle. Very difficult for a Monday. TENDER-HEARTED: Another term for try in court and a shortened form of a cuddling partner (as in cuddly toy?) Many thanks Campbell and Falcon. 1d Prospect uplifting the four of us? Many thanks to Senf and Proximal? I would say this is light for Dada. When there are two main contenders for a big race, it often happens that a relatively unconsidered rival comes through to upset expectations, and. Thanks to SJB and proXimal. Finish by reversing all of it (uplifting). I knew ABARTH from the FIAT ABARTH, so no problem there. I guess knowing the cars helps, but thats always the way with any theme. Update on NTSPP, Rookie Corner, and Prize Puzzle submissions. Required fields are marked *. Hiding is not a containment indicator as I initially supposed. Not sure I will have the energy or time to illustrate too many but anyway. A frequently used alternative term for sailor and a phrase which encompasses tinker, tailor, etc, etc. Got to run. I believe some ISPs maintain caches in the network to reduce network traffic and corrupted information in them can produce similar results as corrupted information in your local cache (but affect all your browsers). 18a Reptile mostly black going to the West Country (6) It was meant very lightheartedly. Mama Bee had her jab at the same time and sailed through it with no worries. A charade of STAND (place) plus a plus RD (road). Like Senf, I was a little doubtful about 8d certainly as far as the ending was concerned but everything else slotted into place after a bit of head-scratching. Many thanks to the three birds. Attachment Oh dear its not quite right, actually, its quite a big not right but with a bit of luck theres the idea! 5d Raw meat changing hands (5) Fortunately, I have the option of now getting them direct from the source (with over five months of puzzles to catch up on). ***/****. CITRUS is a kind of fruit, or the trees that prodece them. Hard to pick any favourites from this one but I suppose 12a, 20a & 11d would qualify. The definition as it may happen I had to resort to the hints for my last three. @kairu the FIA are so poor these days, kinda expected it. PURITANS : Jokes like the ones at the top of the Quick Crossword contain RI from the clue and volunteer soldiers. In the hints below, underlining identifies precise definitions and cryptic definitions, and indicators are italicized. There would be a small cabinet let into the exterior wall of a kitchen where you could put things you wanted kept cool because it wouldnt be heated in winter. Dont forget to follow BDs instructions in RED at the bottom of the hints! 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I have the same problem whether I try accessing either site via Firefox (laptop & Android), Edge or Opera. Could new readers please read theWelcome Postand theFAQbefore posting comments or asking questions about the site. Also needed the hints to parse 15d, and 21a. Thank goodness you are OK I expect we have all been checking in regularly to see if you have posted! They may have had natural light from a gauze covered window space. Definitely a start on the downs day as the first read through of the across clues yielded precious little, but what a difference a few checkers can make as the next read through all became clear except 20a which I had to work out from the checkers and fodder. Really struggled with this at first, and frankly began to dislike it. Lots of tree and roof damage throughout the area and some flooded roads still but nothing remotely like what happened to the poor people in SW Florida. Can you remember the last Friday proXimal was on the back page? Not really my cup of brew: cars are not my thing (seriously, is there anything less interesting or more pointless than car racing?). ASTRIDE the A from the clue and a large movement of the foot, 3d Greek character departs late, unfortunately (5) dolt crossword clue 3 letters. Alba, line 8, is an upmarket vintage car dealer in Dubai Ill get my anorak. Finished with a hint or two from Senf. As it is a Prize puzzle I can only hint at a few and hope that will give you the checkers and inspiration to go further. Too many favourites to select a podium today. Faves: FALSE TEETH and CRENELLATE. And so we had the Fiat Abarth, Austin Healey 3000, Mini Cooper, etc. I found that I only got the cars after I had a tentative solution, which made it a little less satisfactory as a solving experience. I agree with your comment regarding strippers. A relatively gentle puzzle today from Dada, but a touch of his quirkiness comes out in some of the clues today. I completed the bottom half including the long one across the middle quickly. Great surfaces! 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Never heard of TATTERSALL and had to reveal it, but the rest was fun. Press and smooth - 4 letters. A very good Sunday morning from Winnipeg where it is getting to be more and more autumnal especially as we have had at least two frosty mornings this week. In their ever increasing desire to be security conscious, some browsers now block the effect of retaining data when you are on an unsecure site. inside shed youd have a verb meaning cried. (Although I wasnt impressed by the wordplay for such an obscure word, I dont have a problem with needing its just a joining word. Not going fishing a synonym of (usually metal) rod and a synonym of line. An anagram (changed) of Renault. If in doubt, Ill rub it out! Following a bumpy launch week that saw frequent server trouble and bloated player queues, Blizzard has announced that over 25 million Overwatch 2 players have logged on in its first 10 days. ON PAIN OF DEATH: An anagram (awful) of OPTION, FAN HAD containing (to bear) the single letter for English. A five letter synonym of discovered and an anagram (abhorrent) of TO AMERICAN my five bob is telling me that it is unlikely that abhorrent will be found in a list of anagram indicators. As this is a Prize crossword, please dont put any ANSWERS, whether WHOLE, PARTIAL or INCORRECT or any ALTERNATIVE CLUES in your comment. A very enjoyable Toughie thanks to proXimal and SJB. My ignorance is worse than Im prepared to to admit it might be best to leave it at that! A few gems eg 9a, 7 and 13d. Is anyone having problems accessing the Telegraphs Puzzles-Only subscription site, please? One of the usual abouts and a homophone of the surname of a tennis player called Boris. Quickie Pun (Top Row): WILDE + FOUL = WILDFOWL, Quickie Pun (Bottom Row) : POUR + TOLLS = PORTHOLES (rather than PORTALS). An envelope (-plated) of US (American) in a plts TIN (metal-). STRESS a word for a female lover hiding [from view] the musical note that constitutes its initial two letters; thanks to Senf for bailing me out on this one, 23a Daily, ones mother makes personal appeal (8) Hard going for meespecially 10a which I guessed but needed Senfs help to parse. Thank you proXimal and Senf. For me 2*/4* today. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Gladys @52. You can upload: image, audio, video, document, spreadsheet, interactive, text, archive, code, other. A charade of AD (notice) plus APTING, an anagram (confused) of giant plus P (. 23d Poet dismissing popular play (4) ), Muffin @21. Where is everyone the comments look a bit thin on the ground today I wonder why! Please dont stop I would miss it so much. As you say we use working dress. I will join the 21a appreciation society and add the elegant 10a as runner up. Thank you for popping in Proximal. 21a Tension caused by lover hiding note (6) STRESS a word for a Podium favourites today include 11a, 12a, 24a, 3d & 23d, Fun solve for this Sunday morning where we are expecting 25-27C weather on this 2nd Oct. LEATHERJACKET: A synonym of foam (coming from soap?) Search for crossword clues found in the Daily Celebrity, NY Times, Daily Mirror, Telegraph and major publications. Links to YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and other services inserted in the comment text will be automatically embedded. A reversal (up in a down clue) of a shot or go is born by a three-letter deciduous tree to give us an evergreen shrub. During this time the president of the University presides over commencement and typically gives the commencement address as well as speaks at Class Day. Thanks to ProXimal & John. Big Dave accompanied the hint with a suitable (for the day) illustration with a note I just love a challenge, Kath!. UP THE ANTE completed or over (as one would say of an alloted period of time), a definite article followed by an indefinite article, and the initials of Lawrence of Arabia, 15d Performer, stripper, removing top after short time (3-6) I had these little perishers infesting my lawn a few years ago and got rid of tthem by watering in nematodes. Robert you dont have to endure anything more than a leaking chimney. Looks nasty over there. I am still surprised at Falcons explanation of 15d and wonder if I shall have to stop offering my pole dancing act as a replacement if the WI speaker does not arrive? Thanks (?) . So, **/****. The maximum upload file size: 2 MB. Thanks to Campbell (?) . Too many favourites to select a podium today. Paul at his sparkling best. Footwear - 4 letters. I was defeated by 12a and 13d, I was just looking at them the wrong way, no lateral thinking there. The cache is automatically updated every few hours at which time the corrupted information is replaced with a fresh copy downloaded from the server. ARTICLE a French definite article following the shortened term for a bendable lorry, 18d Ruled, showing no doubt (7) A very friendly puzzle this morning, bright and cheerful like the weather. 21a A Parisian offended, pinching article without lagging (11) Some super PDMs (jailbird & not politico at 15a) & real satisfaction at grinding out a finish as well above my pay grade really. 9a a bit weird but isnt it just the answer inside the last word although gone seems superfluous? I thought they were two separate things. I only understood the latter from Falcons reply to comment 4, couldnt get it from the hints. YURT: What remains of YoU RefiT after removing the contents of both words. We have been watching Storm Ian on the daily news and seeing the terrible damage already inflicted at Fort Myers etc. My favourites were the unwelcome grub and LOI 18a. Many thanks for. Top half followed aided by 11a once I had the first letter. and Kath you commented Liked 9a (what a good thing Gazza isnt doing the hints today!) Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. The maximum upload file size: 2 MB. Like others, I needed electronic help with 4d. 3*/4*.. 16d Maybe trunks of wood pronounced over river (9) Last in which should not have been last in, 2d. Enjoyable, because the theme wasnt allowed to distort the puzzle too horribly, the exception perhaps being ABARTH, an obscure maker of Italian pollution generating equipment of which I was unaware. An enjoyable puzzle with a generous serving of anagrams thanks to Dada and Senf. It was a bit much having to trawl through a list of Poe poems.I only knew The Ravens Nevermore. I see a first edition of the book of the same name sold for $625000 in 2009 at Christies so some value of only monetary. Will now peruse the hints. This crossword clue Price for a hand was discovered last seen in the October 15 2022 at the Wall Street Journal Crossword. Not sure I will have the energy or time to illustrate too many but anyway. I had only vaguely heard of ABARTH, and the clue doesnt work A BATH is a wash, not needing a wash; I spent some time trying to find a synonym for dirty to put the R in. For me the quickest solve of the week, such that I was questioning whether it really was Dada. (3,5) Many thanks to Campbell and Falcon. Thanks to Senf for the review and to commenters for comments. Drop file here. A very enjoyable puzzle, good start to the week. Stopped at lights behind the famous name + trident only yesterday, and still tried to spell it with a z dim! These business costs are a synonym of when is reversed (rising in a down clue), the ultimate letter of awful and a sign of the zodiac. 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