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by garam-kuta Wed Apr 27, 2016 9:18 pm
1. Fight angry dispute for small bird (7)
2. Curve directed, cricketer out (6)
3. End of term beers for men (5)
4. Fables created when part of a journey is over (7)
5. Something big in spectacular gesture (5)
6. Sheepish puff is violent (7)
7. Is ant confused or something smooth? (5)
8. Threads and tales can both be spun (5)
9. A boxing match, roughly (5)
10. Closely similar but mixed up as me (4)
2. Curve directed, cricketer out (6)
3. End of term beers for men (5)
4. Fables created when part of a journey is over (7)
5. Something big in spectacular gesture (5)
6. Sheepish puff is violent (7)
7. Is ant confused or something smooth? (5)
8. Threads and tales can both be spun (5)
9. A boxing match, roughly (5)
10. Closely similar but mixed up as me (4)
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Re: Cryptics
by goodcitizn Thu Apr 28, 2016 1:27 am
garam-kuta wrote:1. Fight angry dispute for small bird (7)
Sparrow (spar, row)
2. Curve directed, cricketer out (6)
Bowled (bow, led)
3. End of term beers for men (5)
Males (M, ales)
4. Fables created when part of a journey is over (7)
Legends (leg, ends)
5. Something big in spectacular gesture (5)
Large (hidden)
6. Sheepish puff is violent (7)
7. Is ant confused or something smooth? (5)
Satin (anagram of is,ant)
8. Threads and tales can both be spun (5)
Yarns
9. A boxing match, roughly (5)
About (a, bout)
10. Closely similar but mixed up as me (4)
Same (anagram of as,me)
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Re: Cryptics
by garam_kuta Thu Apr 28, 2016 11:21 am
more fun with the checkered box
Down
2. Evidence of wound allowed to become
reddish (7)
3. Threads and tales can both be spun (5)
4. Curve directed, cricketer out (6)
5. Tail-end snakes used for climbing (7)
6. A boxing match, roughly (5)
7. Closely similar but mixed up as me (4)
9. Sounds corny but walls have them too (4)
13. Male matured, coped well (7)
15. Living quarters, insect asleep for now (7)
16. Arrange pals to form a chain (4)
17. Homeless cat, far from the right path (6)
18. Find warmth, sunbathe at noon (4)
20. Sounds like gruesome siblings could
tell a story (5)
21. Switched palms, illuminating (5)
Across
1. Head with ponytail is dominating (5)
4. All round promotions in short, something to
sing about (7)
7. Fight angry dispute for small bird (7)
8. Monotonous sounding insect (5)
10. End of term beers for men (5)
11. Headless fish don't start to intimidate floating
voter (7)
12. A most varied number of particles (5)
14. An aspect of character, directed at the
audience (5)
19. Fables created when part of a journey is over (7)
21. Something big in spectacular gesture (5)
22. Make a catapult out of a bandage (5)
23. Sheepish puff is violent (7)
24. Tiny Dickensian character, lazily in a
bashful manner (7)
25. Is ant confused or something smooth? (5)
Down
2. Evidence of wound allowed to become
reddish (7)
3. Threads and tales can both be spun (5)
4. Curve directed, cricketer out (6)
5. Tail-end snakes used for climbing (7)
6. A boxing match, roughly (5)
7. Closely similar but mixed up as me (4)
9. Sounds corny but walls have them too (4)
13. Male matured, coped well (7)
15. Living quarters, insect asleep for now (7)
16. Arrange pals to form a chain (4)
17. Homeless cat, far from the right path (6)
18. Find warmth, sunbathe at noon (4)
20. Sounds like gruesome siblings could
tell a story (5)
21. Switched palms, illuminating (5)
Across
1. Head with ponytail is dominating (5)
4. All round promotions in short, something to
sing about (7)
7. Fight angry dispute for small bird (7)
8. Monotonous sounding insect (5)
10. End of term beers for men (5)
11. Headless fish don't start to intimidate floating
voter (7)
12. A most varied number of particles (5)
14. An aspect of character, directed at the
audience (5)
19. Fables created when part of a journey is over (7)
21. Something big in spectacular gesture (5)
22. Make a catapult out of a bandage (5)
23. Sheepish puff is violent (7)
24. Tiny Dickensian character, lazily in a
bashful manner (7)
25. Is ant confused or something smooth? (5)
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Re: Cryptics
by goodcitizn Thu Apr 28, 2016 12:36 pm
garam_kuta wrote:more fun with the checkered box
Down
2. Evidence of wound allowed to become
reddish (7)
Scarlet (scar, let)
3. Threads and tales can both be spun (5)
4. Curve directed, cricketer out (6)
5. Tail-end snakes used for climbing (7)
Ladders (l, adders)
6. A boxing match, roughly (5)
7. Closely similar but mixed up as me (4)
9. Sounds corny but walls have them too (4)
13. Male matured, coped well (7)
Managed (man, aged)
15. Living quarters, insect asleep for now (7)
16. Arrange pals to form a chain (4)
Alps
17. Homeless cat, far from the right path (6)
Stray
18. Find warmth, sunbathe at noon (4)
Bask
20. Sounds like gruesome siblings could
tell a story (5)
21. Switched palms, illuminating (5)
Lamps
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Re: Cryptics
by goodcitizn Thu Apr 28, 2016 1:33 pm
Those two have been solved already. Refer to my post above.
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Re: Cryptics
by garam_kuta Thu Apr 28, 2016 3:45 pm
douchemun, looks like you have been busy with the imposter handle, here.
can't you come up with your own handle names instead of hyphenating existing handles like mine and tracy etc? how about catpee-waste? would suit you best.
and how come you haven't thanked for my giving the link and the checkerboard with rest of this cryptics in full -the link from which you stole, w/o acknowledging?
can't you come up with your own handle names instead of hyphenating existing handles like mine and tracy etc? how about catpee-waste? would suit you best.
and how come you haven't thanked for my giving the link and the checkerboard with rest of this cryptics in full -the link from which you stole, w/o acknowledging?
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Re: Cryptics
by garam-kuta Thu Apr 28, 2016 4:22 pm
garam_kuta wrote:douchemun, looks like you have been busy with the imposter handle, here.
can't you come up with your own handle names instead of hyphenating existing handles like mine and tracy etc? how about catpee-waste? would suit you best.
and how come you haven't thanked for my giving the link and the checkerboard with rest of this cryptics in full -the link from which you stole, w/o acknowledging?
நாயே, வாய்மூடி சும்மா இரு.
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Re: Cryptics
by garam-kuta Thu Apr 28, 2016 5:00 pm
already did. don't you see the solved crossword image in my previous post?goodcitizn wrote:Can you post the answers?
click http://www.puzzlechoice.com/pc2/Cryptic06solx.html if you cannot see the image.
all your answers are correct btw.
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Re: Cryptics
by goodcitizn Thu Apr 28, 2016 5:14 pm
The link is forbidden to view. Just curious about 11, 15 & 20.garam-kuta wrote:already did. don't you see the solved crossword image in my previous post?goodcitizn wrote:Can you post the answers?
click http://www.puzzlechoice.com/pc2/Cryptic06solx.html if you cannot see the image.
all your answers are correct btw.
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Re: Cryptics
by garam-kuta Thu Apr 28, 2016 5:42 pm
goodcitizn wrote:The link is forbidden to view. Just curious about 11, 15 & 20.garam-kuta wrote:already did. don't you see the solved crossword image in my previous post?goodcitizn wrote:Can you post the answers?
click http://www.puzzlechoice.com/pc2/Cryptic06solx.html if you cannot see the image.
all your answers are correct btw.
11 - ELECTOR (EEL-E)+ and maybe (VECTOR-V)
15 - DORM+ANT
20 - GRIMM - (Jakob Ludwig Karl 1785–1863, and his brother, Wilhelm Karl 1786–1859, German philologists and folklorists, who collaborated on Grimm's Fairy Tales (1812–22) and began a German dictionary) and homonym of grim
and 9 is HEAR (seva is correct)
18 is HEAT , your one wrong answer.
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