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Solve the clues and fit the answers into the grid so that each of the coloured squares contains exactly four different letters.
- Sahara desert capitals of historically African region in Germany (4)
- Fifth Element: Besson's first and last is full of romance gold (5)
- Second detective inside to secretly investigate Scottish river (4)
- Animal with a bull's head, a dog's body and a panda's tail (3)
- College-educated snake brings top backing to African tree (6)
- In Shakespeare's time, has William's wife skipped away? (4)
- Oscar director up front in car radio station's trailers (6)
- Dick does not have a one-in-six chance serving object (4)
- Leaders of kiwi islands banned Mount Cook TV company (4)
- Kazakh reporter misses the last Aboriginal ceremony (4)
- Semitic genitor from a leftist country, not extreme (3)
- Winged beast goes about head hunting, makes money (4)
- Enormous avalanche starting in front, hold fast (5)
- Animal sound is ABBA's half-hearted arrangement (3)
- YouTube singer stays clear of Nazi organization (3)
- Headless horseman claims new head: a northerner (8)
- Metal instrument openers beneath Texas capital (3)
- Saw logs as sensitive about marathon finisher (5)
- Head covering leaves to discuss head covering (3)
- Raspy-voiced bassist takes off cap for award (4)
- Briefly, Barbara's bar bars bar back baloney (4)
- Blake's Adam is not the right side of Harlem (3)
- Selection of divas at a Stockholm attraction (4)
- Christianity contributing to Caribbean Dalma (3)
- Bong from a medical device with no casings (4)
- Intermediates and beginners, among others (2)
- First signs of serious issue to not stand (3)
- Knighted Oscar director left action star (6)
- René Magritte's secret medical procedure (5)
- A Thai sari entangling a Nobel laureate (9)
- Cat's daughter is part of a master race (4)
- Freeman returns to Morgan, for example (4)
- Ooze to snooze without the head loose (4)
- Back stabber cut in, as to talk back (4)
- Food containers covered by bulletins (4)
- Satellite is above the edge of space (3)
- Extremely tiny insectivorous tweeter (3)
- Wheat flour is not fully attainable (4)
- Dumpling baron loses region borders (3)
- Bonapartists lose leading painters (7)
- TV friend's cross bar introduction (4)
- Sailing organization in Casablanca (3)
- Promise to despise without limits (4)
- Spell within the best intentions (5)
- Helps with passes to goal scorer (7)
- Neck hair manner: cut near sides (4)
- Old coins from gold compression (5)
- Operatives eliminate SS dessert (3)
- Pirate phrase from Broken Arrow (3)
- Called out backer at card game (8)
- Islamic veils service contract (3)
- Star Alliance's Swedish front (3)
- City manager plays top record (3)
- Filleted maggot is hot stuff (4)
- Dawn gate dweller's aircraft (5)
- Private airline strike ends (4)
- Raps about woodworking tool (4)
- Pointer hastily cut short (6)
- Corrupted Yemen adversary (5)
- TV network's fundamentals (3)
- Tatum's creative activity (3)
- Beer's phonetic notation (3)
- Paul trimmed incorrectly (3)
- Almost menacing fellows (3)
- California rodent unit (5)
- LOL, decapitated king (3)
- Which is the top hat? (4)
- Falsely mean truly (4)
- Charles's beamer (3)
Hint for #11:
"Leftist" is meant as a reversal indicator, although as it happens the country in question is indeed leftist.
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Solve the clues and fit the answers into the grid so that each of the coloured squares contains exactly four different letters.
- Sahara desert capitals of historically African region in Germany (4)
- Fifth Element: Besson's first and last is full of romance gold (5)
- Second detective inside to secretly investigate Scottish river (4)
- Animal with a bull's head, a dog's body and a panda's tail (3)
- College-educated snake brings top backing to African tree (6)
- In Shakespeare's time, has William's wife skipped away? (4)
- Oscar director up front in car radio station's trailers (6)
- Dick does not have a one-in-six chance serving object (4)
- Leaders of kiwi islands banned Mount Cook TV company (4)
- Kazakh reporter misses the last Aboriginal ceremony (4)
- Semitic genitor from a leftist country, not extreme (3)
- Winged beast goes about head hunting, makes money (4)
- Enormous avalanche starting in front, hold fast (5)
- Animal sound is ABBA's half-hearted arrangement (3)
- YouTube singer stays clear of Nazi organization (3)
- Headless horseman claims new head: a northerner (8)
- Metal instrument openers beneath Texas capital (3)
- Saw logs as sensitive about marathon finisher (5)
- Head covering leaves to discuss head covering (3)
- Raspy-voiced bassist takes off cap for award (4)
- Briefly, Barbara's bar bars bar back baloney (4)
- Blake's Adam is not the right side of Harlem (3)
- Selection of divas at a Stockholm attraction (4)
- Christianity contributing to Caribbean Dalma (3)
- Bong from a medical device with no casings (4)
- Intermediates and beginners, among others (2)
- First signs of serious issue to not stand (3)
- Knighted Oscar director left action star (6)
- René Magritte's secret medical procedure (5)
- A Thai sari entangling a Nobel laureate (9)
- Cat's daughter is part of a master race (4)
- Freeman returns to Morgan, for example (4)
- Ooze to snooze without the head loose (4)
- Back stabber cut in, as to talk back (4)
- Food containers covered by bulletins (4)
- Satellite is above the edge of space (3)
- Extremely tiny insectivorous tweeter (3)
- Wheat flour is not fully attainable (4)
- Dumpling baron loses region borders (3)
- Bonapartists lose leading painters (7)
- TV friend's cross bar introduction (4)
- Sailing organization in Casablanca (3)
- Promise to despise without limits (4)
- Spell within the best intentions (5)
- Helps with passes to goal scorer (7)
- Neck hair manner: cut near sides (4)
- Old coins from gold compression (5)
- Operatives eliminate SS dessert (3)
- Pirate phrase from Broken Arrow (3)
- Called out backer at card game (8)
- Islamic veils service contract (3)
- Star Alliance's Swedish front (3)
- City manager plays top record (3)
- Filleted maggot is hot stuff (4)
- Dawn gate dweller's aircraft (5)
- Private airline strike ends (4)
- Raps about woodworking tool (4)
- Pointer hastily cut short (6)
- Corrupted Yemen adversary (5)
- TV network's fundamentals (3)
- Tatum's creative activity (3)
- Beer's phonetic notation (3)
- Paul trimmed incorrectly (3)
- Almost menacing fellows (3)
- California rodent unit (5)
- LOL, decapitated king (3)
- Which is the top hat? (4)
- Falsely mean truly (4)
- Charles's beamer (3)
Hint for #11:
"Leftist" is meant as a reversal indicator, although as it happens the country in question is indeed leftist.
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asked Feb 18 at 15:11
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Btw, the timing of #7 was completely accidental but I love how it turned out :D
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Solve the clues and fit the answers into the grid so that each of the coloured squares contains exactly four different letters.
- Sahara desert capitals of historically African region in Germany (4)
- Fifth Element: Besson's first and last is full of romance gold (5)
- Second detective inside to secretly investigate Scottish river (4)
- Animal with a bull's head, a dog's body and a panda's tail (3)
- College-educated snake brings top backing to African tree (6)
- In Shakespeare's time, has William's wife skipped away? (4)
- Oscar director up front in car radio station's trailers (6)
- Dick does not have a one-in-six chance serving object (4)
- Leaders of kiwi islands banned Mount Cook TV company (4)
- Kazakh reporter misses the last Aboriginal ceremony (4)
- Semitic genitor from a leftist country, not extreme (3)
- Winged beast goes about head hunting, makes money (4)
- Enormous avalanche starting in front, hold fast (5)
- Animal sound is ABBA's half-hearted arrangement (3)
- YouTube singer stays clear of Nazi organization (3)
- Headless horseman claims new head: a northerner (8)
- Metal instrument openers beneath Texas capital (3)
- Saw logs as sensitive about marathon finisher (5)
- Head covering leaves to discuss head covering (3)
- Raspy-voiced bassist takes off cap for award (4)
- Briefly, Barbara's bar bars bar back baloney (4)
- Blake's Adam is not the right side of Harlem (3)
- Selection of divas at a Stockholm attraction (4)
- Christianity contributing to Caribbean Dalma (3)
- Bong from a medical device with no casings (4)
- Intermediates and beginners, among others (2)
- First signs of serious issue to not stand (3)
- Knighted Oscar director left action star (6)
- René Magritte's secret medical procedure (5)
- A Thai sari entangling a Nobel laureate (9)
- Cat's daughter is part of a master race (4)
- Freeman returns to Morgan, for example (4)
- Ooze to snooze without the head loose (4)
- Back stabber cut in, as to talk back (4)
- Food containers covered by bulletins (4)
- Satellite is above the edge of space (3)
- Extremely tiny insectivorous tweeter (3)
- Wheat flour is not fully attainable (4)
- Dumpling baron loses region borders (3)
- Bonapartists lose leading painters (7)
- TV friend's cross bar introduction (4)
- Sailing organization in Casablanca (3)
- Promise to despise without limits (4)
- Spell within the best intentions (5)
- Helps with passes to goal scorer (7)
- Neck hair manner: cut near sides (4)
- Old coins from gold compression (5)
- Operatives eliminate SS dessert (3)
- Pirate phrase from Broken Arrow (3)
- Called out backer at card game (8)
- Islamic veils service contract (3)
- Star Alliance's Swedish front (3)
- City manager plays top record (3)
- Filleted maggot is hot stuff (4)
- Dawn gate dweller's aircraft (5)
- Private airline strike ends (4)
- Raps about woodworking tool (4)
- Pointer hastily cut short (6)
- Corrupted Yemen adversary (5)
- TV network's fundamentals (3)
- Tatum's creative activity (3)
- Beer's phonetic notation (3)
- Paul trimmed incorrectly (3)
- Almost menacing fellows (3)
- California rodent unit (5)
- LOL, decapitated king (3)
- Which is the top hat? (4)
- Falsely mean truly (4)
- Charles's beamer (3)
Hint for #11:
"Leftist" is meant as a reversal indicator, although as it happens the country in question is indeed leftist.
knowledge language geography cryptic-crosswords
asked Feb 18 at 15:11
jafejafe
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Solve the clues and fit the answers into the grid so that each of the coloured squares contains exactly four different letters.
- Sahara desert capitals of historically African region in Germany (4)
- Fifth Element: Besson's first and last is full of romance gold (5)
- Second detective inside to secretly investigate Scottish river (4)
- Animal with a bull's head, a dog's body and a panda's tail (3)
- College-educated snake brings top backing to African tree (6)
- In Shakespeare's time, has William's wife skipped away? (4)
- Oscar director up front in car radio station's trailers (6)
- Dick does not have a one-in-six chance serving object (4)
- Leaders of kiwi islands banned Mount Cook TV company (4)
- Kazakh reporter misses the last Aboriginal ceremony (4)
- Semitic genitor from a leftist country, not extreme (3)
- Winged beast goes about head hunting, makes money (4)
- Enormous avalanche starting in front, hold fast (5)
- Animal sound is ABBA's half-hearted arrangement (3)
- YouTube singer stays clear of Nazi organization (3)
- Headless horseman claims new head: a northerner (8)
- Metal instrument openers beneath Texas capital (3)
- Saw logs as sensitive about marathon finisher (5)
- Head covering leaves to discuss head covering (3)
- Raspy-voiced bassist takes off cap for award (4)
- Briefly, Barbara's bar bars bar back baloney (4)
- Blake's Adam is not the right side of Harlem (3)
- Selection of divas at a Stockholm attraction (4)
- Christianity contributing to Caribbean Dalma (3)
- Bong from a medical device with no casings (4)
- Intermediates and beginners, among others (2)
- First signs of serious issue to not stand (3)
- Knighted Oscar director left action star (6)
- René Magritte's secret medical procedure (5)
- A Thai sari entangling a Nobel laureate (9)
- Cat's daughter is part of a master race (4)
- Freeman returns to Morgan, for example (4)
- Ooze to snooze without the head loose (4)
- Back stabber cut in, as to talk back (4)
- Food containers covered by bulletins (4)
- Satellite is above the edge of space (3)
- Extremely tiny insectivorous tweeter (3)
- Wheat flour is not fully attainable (4)
- Dumpling baron loses region borders (3)
- Bonapartists lose leading painters (7)
- TV friend's cross bar introduction (4)
- Sailing organization in Casablanca (3)
- Promise to despise without limits (4)
- Spell within the best intentions (5)
- Helps with passes to goal scorer (7)
- Neck hair manner: cut near sides (4)
- Old coins from gold compression (5)
- Operatives eliminate SS dessert (3)
- Pirate phrase from Broken Arrow (3)
- Called out backer at card game (8)
- Islamic veils service contract (3)
- Star Alliance's Swedish front (3)
- City manager plays top record (3)
- Filleted maggot is hot stuff (4)
- Dawn gate dweller's aircraft (5)
- Private airline strike ends (4)
- Raps about woodworking tool (4)
- Pointer hastily cut short (6)
- Corrupted Yemen adversary (5)
- TV network's fundamentals (3)
- Tatum's creative activity (3)
- Beer's phonetic notation (3)
- Paul trimmed incorrectly (3)
- Almost menacing fellows (3)
- California rodent unit (5)
- LOL, decapitated king (3)
- Which is the top hat? (4)
- Falsely mean truly (4)
- Charles's beamer (3)
Hint for #11:
"Leftist" is meant as a reversal indicator, although as it happens the country in question is indeed leftist.
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Btw, the timing of #7 was completely accidental but I love how it turned out :D
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Btw, the timing of #7 was completely accidental but I love how it turned out :D
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Btw, the timing of #7 was completely accidental but I love how it turned out :D
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– jafe
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Very Partial: (combination of all answers with credits)
- Sahara desert capitals of historically African region in Germany (4)
SAAR [SAHARA - capitals of 'Historically African' / Saar-region] [elias]
- Fifth Element: Besson's first and last is full of romance gold (5)
B(ORO)N ("romance" = romance language) [Michael Siefert]
- Second detective inside to secretly investigate Scottish river (4)
SPEY [SPY <- (d)E(tective)] [Rupert]
- Animal with a bull's head, a dog's body and a panda's tail (3)
BOA (b+o+a)
- College-educated snake brings top backing to African tree (6)
BAOBAB [BA <- (BOA<) + B(acking)] [Rupert]
- In Shakespeare's time, has William's wife skipped away? (4)
HATH [Hathaway - away] [Rupert]
- Oscar director up front in car radio station's trailers (6)
CABRON [directed by Sam Ainsworth] [why not 'goat' in clue?] [AmI]
CUARON [elias]
- Dick does not have a one-in-six chance serving object (4)
TRAY [dice holder] [AmI]
- Leaders of kiwi islands banned Mount Cook TV company (4)
AORA [Citra satellite pay TV] [elias]
- Kazakh reporter misses the last Aboriginal ceremony (4)
BORA [BORA(t)] [Rupert]
- Semitic genitor from a leftist country, not extreme (3)
ABU [Arabic meaning "father of", CUBA -C reversed] [Joe Lee-Moyet]
- Winged beast goes about head hunting, makes money (4)
BAHT [Thai currency] [AmI]
- Enormous avalanche starting in front, hold fast (5)
AVAST [AVAlanche + faST] [AmI]
- Animal sound is ABBA's half-hearted arrangement (3)
BAA [Somebody]
- YouTube singer stays clear of Nazi organization (3)
TAY [STAYS - SS] [Rupert]
- Headless horseman claims new head: a northerner (8)
NORSEMAN (horseman-h+n)
- Metal instrument openers beneath Texas capital (3)
TIN [Somebody]
- Saw logs as sensitive about marathon finisher (5)
SNORE [AmI]
- Head covering leaves to discuss head covering (3)
HAT [chat -c] [AmI]
- Raspy-voiced bassist takes off cap for award (4)
EMMY - Lemmy minus the 'cap' - Award [CodeBoyCode & RemiHenry]
- Briefly, Barbara's bar bars bar back baloney (4)
BABS [AmI]
- Blake's Adam is not the right side of Harlem (3)
HAR (Blake) (NudgeNudge)
- Selection of divas at a Stockholm attraction (4)
VASA [selection of "diVAS At" / the Vasa ship] [elias]
- Bong from a medical device with no casings (4)
EPIPEN -> PIPE [SI.]
- Intermediates and beginners, among others (2)
IA [Initial letters of "Intermediates and", Latin "inter alia" = "among others"] [AmI]
- First signs of serious issue to not stand (3)
SIT [Somebody]
- Knighted Oscar director left action star (6)
chuck NORRIS [Wilma Knight, mother] [AmI]
- René Magritte's secret medical procedure (5)
ENEMA [r+ENE MA+gritte] [AmI] (with #16)
- A Thai sari entangling a Nobel laureate (9)
AHTISAARI [laureate Martii, anagram AThaisari and sarong ahtisaari] [Joe Lee-Moyet]
- Cat's daughter is part of a master race (4)
RYAN [Cat Stevens ..., aryan -a]
ARYA (Catelyn Stark's daughter) [elias]
- Freeman returns to Morgan, for example (4)
NAME [Freeman reversed: NAMEerf] [elias]
- Ooze to snooze without the head loose (4)
SEEP (SLEEP - L) [Michael Siefert]
- Back stabber cut in, as to talk back (4)
SASS ? [AmI]
- Food containers covered by bulletins (4)
TINS [bulleTINS] [AmI]
- Satellite is above the edge of space (3)
ISS: [IS + S(pace)] [Rupert]
- Extremely tiny insectivorous tweeter (3)
TIT (tiny...tweeter initialism) grey-tit flycatcher [AmI]
- Wheat flour is not fully attainable (4)
ATTA [wheat for flatbread] [AmI]
- Dumpling baron loses region borders (3)
BAO [baron -r(egio)n] [AmI]
- Bonapartists lose leading painters (7)
ARTISTS [bonapartists - bonap] [elias]
- TV friend's cross bar introduction (4)
ROSS [cross -c] [AmI]
- Sailing organization in Casablanca (3)
ASA, [Chris B]
- Promise to despise without limits (4)
OATH [loathe -l,e] [Joe Lee-Moyet]
- Spell within the best intentions (5)
STINT [beST INTentions] [AmI]
- Helps with passes to goal scorer (7)
ASSISTS (2x def)
- Neck hair manner: cut near sides (4)
MANE [manner -n(ea)r] [AmI]
- Operatives eliminate SS (3)
PIE [spies - ss] [elias]
- Pirate phrase from Broken Arrow (3)
ARR (ARROW - OW) [Michael Siefert]
- Called out backer at card game (8)
BACCARAT (homonym) [Michael Siefert]
- Islamic veils service contract (3)
SLA [service level agreement / iSLAmic] [elias]
- Star Alliance's Swedish front (3)
Star Alliance's Swedish = SAS [RémiHenry]
- City manager plays top record (3)
PEP - City Manager = Pep Guardiola / (P)lay Record (EP) [SI.]
- Filleted maggot is hot stuff (4)
mag+ma -> LAVA [AmI] (gutted :)
- Dawn gate dweller's aircraft (5)
PIPER [cub] [AmI]
- Raps about woodworking tool (4)
RASP (anagram) [Michael Siefert]
- Pointer hastily cut short (6)
CURSOR [CUt ShORt] [cursory -y ?]
- Corrupted Yemen adversary (5)
ENEMY (anagram) [elias]
- TV network's fundamentals (3)
ABC
- Tatum's creative activity (3)
ART (Art Tatum) (NudgeNudge)
- Beer's phonetic notation (3)
IPA (Beer / Phonetic) (NudgeNudge)
- Almost menacing fellows (3)
LLW [fellows - foes = llw] [RémiHenry] [Wrong]
MEN [MEN(acing)] [Rupert] [Correct]
- California rodent unit (5)
CARAT (CA + RAT, carat is a unit of mass) (NudgeNudge)
- LOL, decapitated king (3)
HAH [shah -s] [Joe Lee-Moyet]
- Which is the top hat? (4)
THAT [The (top) + HAT = which] [JonMark Perry]
- Falsely mean truly (4)
AMEN (anagram of 'mean') [elias]
- Charles's beamer (3)
RAY [Ray Charles / ray beam] [elias]
Filling these into the crossword:
edited Feb 21 at 19:05
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answered Feb 18 at 15:24
Omega KryptonOmega Krypton
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20. Raspy-voiced bassist takes off cap for award (4) : answer(Emmy) - Lemmy minus the 'cap' (L)Emmy - Award - Emmy
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– CodeBoyCode
Feb 19 at 13:48
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@elias fair enough, thanks. 43: Promise to despise without limits (4) - OATH [LOATHE - LE]
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– Joe Lee-Moyet
Feb 19 at 15:03
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30. A Thai sari entangling a Nobel laureate (9) -> [Martti] AHTISAARI (anagram of "A Thai sari")
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– Joe Lee-Moyet
Feb 19 at 15:42
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66. LOL, decapitated king (3): HAH ("Shah" decapitated)
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Feb 19 at 16:04
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Yeah, #31 should be ARYA (Catelyn Stark's daughter)
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I'm new around here but I love cryptics so I wanted to see if any of my answers were correct.
- Animal sound is ABBA's half-hearted arrangement (3)
Baa
- Metal instrument openers beneath Texas capital (3)
Tin
- Raspy-voiced bassist takes off cap for award (4)
Ward (edit: incorrect, per OP)
- First signs of serious issue to not stand (3)
SIT
- Satellite is above the edge of space (3)
EOS
answered Feb 18 at 17:49
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Welcome to Puzzling! 14 & 17 are correct. For 20 you found an answer which works but isn't the one I intended...
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– jafe
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Thanks! I added A couple more before I go back to working
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A few more:
- Fifth Element: Besson's first and last is full of romance gold (5)
B(ORO)N ("romance" = romance language)
- Ooze to snooze without the head loose (4)
SEEP (SLEEP - L)
- Pirate phrase from Broken Arrow (3)
ARR (ARROW - OW)
- Called out backer at card game (8)
BACCARAT (homonym)
- Raps about woodworking tool (4)
RASP (anagram)
answered Feb 18 at 20:03
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Partial as well :
- Fifth Element: Besson's first and last is full of romance gold (5) [Wrong]
BessoN + Romance + AU (gold) = BRAUN
- Oscar director up front in car radio station's trailers (6)
O D U -> RON = RODUON
- Dick does not have a one-in-six chance serving object (4)
DICE
- Enormous avalanche starting in front, hold fast (5)
FROnt + faST = FROST
- Raspy-voiced bassist takes off cap for award (4)
LEMMY = EMMY
- Star Alliance's Swedish front (3) [Correct]
Star Alliance's Swedish = SAS
- Beer's phonetic notation (3) [Wrong]
BIR
- Paul trimmed incorrectly (3) [Wrong]
PAU / AUL
- Almost menacing fellows (3) [Wrong]
fellows - foes = LLW
answered Feb 18 at 16:35
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52 is correct :)
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- Bong from a medical device with no casings (4)
EPIPEN -> PIPE
- City manager plays top record (3)
PEP - City Manager = Pep Guardiola / (P)lay Record (EP)
- Operatives eliminate SS dessert (3)
PIE (Dessert) / Operatives eliminate SS => SPIES -SS
answered Feb 19 at 13:59
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- Sailing organization in Casablanca (3)
ASA
- Pointer hastily cut short (6)
cursory CURSOR
- TV network's fundamentals (3)
ABC
answered Feb 19 at 13:14
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- Raspy-voiced bassist takes off cap for award (4) :
(Emmy) - Lemmy minus the 'cap' (L)Emmy - Award - Emmy
answered Feb 19 at 13:52
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+++B +BAA NORS EMAN SVA+
+BAO BABB ORON NAME LAVA
+AOR ACAB RONO ENEM ASAS
BOAA BCCU RSOR MENM SASS
AHTI SAAR ISPE YTAY TITI
HAHH ARRA SPIP AART ISTS
TTIA SAAR PIPE RRYA NSIT
THAT ATTA SEEP TRAY TINS
decided HHAT is better than AHAT (but this is still wrong)
decided IA is better than HA (and TIA is an actual person)
see that THAT was only marked wrong because it was listed with WHAT
edited Feb 25 at 9:13
Omega Krypton
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answered Feb 19 at 18:20
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Very Partial: (combination of all answers with credits)
- Sahara desert capitals of historically African region in Germany (4)
SAAR [SAHARA - capitals of 'Historically African' / Saar-region] [elias]
- Fifth Element: Besson's first and last is full of romance gold (5)
B(ORO)N ("romance" = romance language) [Michael Siefert]
- Second detective inside to secretly investigate Scottish river (4)
SPEY [SPY <- (d)E(tective)] [Rupert]
- Animal with a bull's head, a dog's body and a panda's tail (3)
BOA (b+o+a)
- College-educated snake brings top backing to African tree (6)
BAOBAB [BA <- (BOA<) + B(acking)] [Rupert]
- In Shakespeare's time, has William's wife skipped away? (4)
HATH [Hathaway - away] [Rupert]
- Oscar director up front in car radio station's trailers (6)
CABRON [directed by Sam Ainsworth] [why not 'goat' in clue?] [AmI]
CUARON [elias]
- Dick does not have a one-in-six chance serving object (4)
TRAY [dice holder] [AmI]
- Leaders of kiwi islands banned Mount Cook TV company (4)
AORA [Citra satellite pay TV] [elias]
- Kazakh reporter misses the last Aboriginal ceremony (4)
BORA [BORA(t)] [Rupert]
- Semitic genitor from a leftist country, not extreme (3)
ABU [Arabic meaning "father of", CUBA -C reversed] [Joe Lee-Moyet]
- Winged beast goes about head hunting, makes money (4)
BAHT [Thai currency] [AmI]
- Enormous avalanche starting in front, hold fast (5)
AVAST [AVAlanche + faST] [AmI]
- Animal sound is ABBA's half-hearted arrangement (3)
BAA [Somebody]
- YouTube singer stays clear of Nazi organization (3)
TAY [STAYS - SS] [Rupert]
- Headless horseman claims new head: a northerner (8)
NORSEMAN (horseman-h+n)
- Metal instrument openers beneath Texas capital (3)
TIN [Somebody]
- Saw logs as sensitive about marathon finisher (5)
SNORE [AmI]
- Head covering leaves to discuss head covering (3)
HAT [chat -c] [AmI]
- Raspy-voiced bassist takes off cap for award (4)
EMMY - Lemmy minus the 'cap' - Award [CodeBoyCode & RemiHenry]
- Briefly, Barbara's bar bars bar back baloney (4)
BABS [AmI]
- Blake's Adam is not the right side of Harlem (3)
HAR (Blake) (NudgeNudge)
- Selection of divas at a Stockholm attraction (4)
VASA [selection of "diVAS At" / the Vasa ship] [elias]
- Bong from a medical device with no casings (4)
EPIPEN -> PIPE [SI.]
- Intermediates and beginners, among others (2)
IA [Initial letters of "Intermediates and", Latin "inter alia" = "among others"] [AmI]
- First signs of serious issue to not stand (3)
SIT [Somebody]
- Knighted Oscar director left action star (6)
chuck NORRIS [Wilma Knight, mother] [AmI]
- René Magritte's secret medical procedure (5)
ENEMA [r+ENE MA+gritte] [AmI] (with #16)
- A Thai sari entangling a Nobel laureate (9)
AHTISAARI [laureate Martii, anagram AThaisari and sarong ahtisaari] [Joe Lee-Moyet]
- Cat's daughter is part of a master race (4)
RYAN [Cat Stevens ..., aryan -a]
ARYA (Catelyn Stark's daughter) [elias]
- Freeman returns to Morgan, for example (4)
NAME [Freeman reversed: NAMEerf] [elias]
- Ooze to snooze without the head loose (4)
SEEP (SLEEP - L) [Michael Siefert]
- Back stabber cut in, as to talk back (4)
SASS ? [AmI]
- Food containers covered by bulletins (4)
TINS [bulleTINS] [AmI]
- Satellite is above the edge of space (3)
ISS: [IS + S(pace)] [Rupert]
- Extremely tiny insectivorous tweeter (3)
TIT (tiny...tweeter initialism) grey-tit flycatcher [AmI]
- Wheat flour is not fully attainable (4)
ATTA [wheat for flatbread] [AmI]
- Dumpling baron loses region borders (3)
BAO [baron -r(egio)n] [AmI]
- Bonapartists lose leading painters (7)
ARTISTS [bonapartists - bonap] [elias]
- TV friend's cross bar introduction (4)
ROSS [cross -c] [AmI]
- Sailing organization in Casablanca (3)
ASA, [Chris B]
- Promise to despise without limits (4)
OATH [loathe -l,e] [Joe Lee-Moyet]
- Spell within the best intentions (5)
STINT [beST INTentions] [AmI]
- Helps with passes to goal scorer (7)
ASSISTS (2x def)
- Neck hair manner: cut near sides (4)
MANE [manner -n(ea)r] [AmI]
- Operatives eliminate SS (3)
PIE [spies - ss] [elias]
- Pirate phrase from Broken Arrow (3)
ARR (ARROW - OW) [Michael Siefert]
- Called out backer at card game (8)
BACCARAT (homonym) [Michael Siefert]
- Islamic veils service contract (3)
SLA [service level agreement / iSLAmic] [elias]
- Star Alliance's Swedish front (3)
Star Alliance's Swedish = SAS [RémiHenry]
- City manager plays top record (3)
PEP - City Manager = Pep Guardiola / (P)lay Record (EP) [SI.]
- Filleted maggot is hot stuff (4)
mag+ma -> LAVA [AmI] (gutted :)
- Dawn gate dweller's aircraft (5)
PIPER [cub] [AmI]
- Raps about woodworking tool (4)
RASP (anagram) [Michael Siefert]
- Pointer hastily cut short (6)
CURSOR [CUt ShORt] [cursory -y ?]
- Corrupted Yemen adversary (5)
ENEMY (anagram) [elias]
- TV network's fundamentals (3)
ABC
- Tatum's creative activity (3)
ART (Art Tatum) (NudgeNudge)
- Beer's phonetic notation (3)
IPA (Beer / Phonetic) (NudgeNudge)
- Almost menacing fellows (3)
LLW [fellows - foes = llw] [RémiHenry] [Wrong]
MEN [MEN(acing)] [Rupert] [Correct]
- California rodent unit (5)
CARAT (CA + RAT, carat is a unit of mass) (NudgeNudge)
- LOL, decapitated king (3)
HAH [shah -s] [Joe Lee-Moyet]
- Which is the top hat? (4)
THAT [The (top) + HAT = which] [JonMark Perry]
- Falsely mean truly (4)
AMEN (anagram of 'mean') [elias]
- Charles's beamer (3)
RAY [Ray Charles / ray beam] [elias]
Filling these into the crossword:
edited Feb 21 at 19:05
elias
8,89332455
answered Feb 18 at 15:24
Omega KryptonOmega Krypton
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20. Raspy-voiced bassist takes off cap for award (4) : answer(Emmy) - Lemmy minus the 'cap' (L)Emmy - Award - Emmy
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– CodeBoyCode
Feb 19 at 13:48
5
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@elias fair enough, thanks. 43: Promise to despise without limits (4) - OATH [LOATHE - LE]
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– Joe Lee-Moyet
Feb 19 at 15:03
3
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30. A Thai sari entangling a Nobel laureate (9) -> [Martti] AHTISAARI (anagram of "A Thai sari")
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– Joe Lee-Moyet
Feb 19 at 15:42
3
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66. LOL, decapitated king (3): HAH ("Shah" decapitated)
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– Joe Lee-Moyet
Feb 19 at 16:04
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Yeah, #31 should be ARYA (Catelyn Stark's daughter)
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– elias
Feb 19 at 22:55
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Very Partial: (combination of all answers with credits)
- Sahara desert capitals of historically African region in Germany (4)
SAAR [SAHARA - capitals of 'Historically African' / Saar-region] [elias]
- Fifth Element: Besson's first and last is full of romance gold (5)
B(ORO)N ("romance" = romance language) [Michael Siefert]
- Second detective inside to secretly investigate Scottish river (4)
SPEY [SPY <- (d)E(tective)] [Rupert]
- Animal with a bull's head, a dog's body and a panda's tail (3)
BOA (b+o+a)
- College-educated snake brings top backing to African tree (6)
BAOBAB [BA <- (BOA<) + B(acking)] [Rupert]
- In Shakespeare's time, has William's wife skipped away? (4)
HATH [Hathaway - away] [Rupert]
- Oscar director up front in car radio station's trailers (6)
CABRON [directed by Sam Ainsworth] [why not 'goat' in clue?] [AmI]
CUARON [elias]
- Dick does not have a one-in-six chance serving object (4)
TRAY [dice holder] [AmI]
- Leaders of kiwi islands banned Mount Cook TV company (4)
AORA [Citra satellite pay TV] [elias]
- Kazakh reporter misses the last Aboriginal ceremony (4)
BORA [BORA(t)] [Rupert]
- Semitic genitor from a leftist country, not extreme (3)
ABU [Arabic meaning "father of", CUBA -C reversed] [Joe Lee-Moyet]
- Winged beast goes about head hunting, makes money (4)
BAHT [Thai currency] [AmI]
- Enormous avalanche starting in front, hold fast (5)
AVAST [AVAlanche + faST] [AmI]
- Animal sound is ABBA's half-hearted arrangement (3)
BAA [Somebody]
- YouTube singer stays clear of Nazi organization (3)
TAY [STAYS - SS] [Rupert]
- Headless horseman claims new head: a northerner (8)
NORSEMAN (horseman-h+n)
- Metal instrument openers beneath Texas capital (3)
TIN [Somebody]
- Saw logs as sensitive about marathon finisher (5)
SNORE [AmI]
- Head covering leaves to discuss head covering (3)
HAT [chat -c] [AmI]
- Raspy-voiced bassist takes off cap for award (4)
EMMY - Lemmy minus the 'cap' - Award [CodeBoyCode & RemiHenry]
- Briefly, Barbara's bar bars bar back baloney (4)
BABS [AmI]
- Blake's Adam is not the right side of Harlem (3)
HAR (Blake) (NudgeNudge)
- Selection of divas at a Stockholm attraction (4)
VASA [selection of "diVAS At" / the Vasa ship] [elias]
- Bong from a medical device with no casings (4)
EPIPEN -> PIPE [SI.]
- Intermediates and beginners, among others (2)
IA [Initial letters of "Intermediates and", Latin "inter alia" = "among others"] [AmI]
- First signs of serious issue to not stand (3)
SIT [Somebody]
- Knighted Oscar director left action star (6)
chuck NORRIS [Wilma Knight, mother] [AmI]
- René Magritte's secret medical procedure (5)
ENEMA [r+ENE MA+gritte] [AmI] (with #16)
- A Thai sari entangling a Nobel laureate (9)
AHTISAARI [laureate Martii, anagram AThaisari and sarong ahtisaari] [Joe Lee-Moyet]
- Cat's daughter is part of a master race (4)
RYAN [Cat Stevens ..., aryan -a]
ARYA (Catelyn Stark's daughter) [elias]
- Freeman returns to Morgan, for example (4)
NAME [Freeman reversed: NAMEerf] [elias]
- Ooze to snooze without the head loose (4)
SEEP (SLEEP - L) [Michael Siefert]
- Back stabber cut in, as to talk back (4)
SASS ? [AmI]
- Food containers covered by bulletins (4)
TINS [bulleTINS] [AmI]
- Satellite is above the edge of space (3)
ISS: [IS + S(pace)] [Rupert]
- Extremely tiny insectivorous tweeter (3)
TIT (tiny...tweeter initialism) grey-tit flycatcher [AmI]
- Wheat flour is not fully attainable (4)
ATTA [wheat for flatbread] [AmI]
- Dumpling baron loses region borders (3)
BAO [baron -r(egio)n] [AmI]
- Bonapartists lose leading painters (7)
ARTISTS [bonapartists - bonap] [elias]
- TV friend's cross bar introduction (4)
ROSS [cross -c] [AmI]
- Sailing organization in Casablanca (3)
ASA, [Chris B]
- Promise to despise without limits (4)
OATH [loathe -l,e] [Joe Lee-Moyet]
- Spell within the best intentions (5)
STINT [beST INTentions] [AmI]
- Helps with passes to goal scorer (7)
ASSISTS (2x def)
- Neck hair manner: cut near sides (4)
MANE [manner -n(ea)r] [AmI]
- Operatives eliminate SS (3)
PIE [spies - ss] [elias]
- Pirate phrase from Broken Arrow (3)
ARR (ARROW - OW) [Michael Siefert]
- Called out backer at card game (8)
BACCARAT (homonym) [Michael Siefert]
- Islamic veils service contract (3)
SLA [service level agreement / iSLAmic] [elias]
- Star Alliance's Swedish front (3)
Star Alliance's Swedish = SAS [RémiHenry]
- City manager plays top record (3)
PEP - City Manager = Pep Guardiola / (P)lay Record (EP) [SI.]
- Filleted maggot is hot stuff (4)
mag+ma -> LAVA [AmI] (gutted :)
- Dawn gate dweller's aircraft (5)
PIPER [cub] [AmI]
- Raps about woodworking tool (4)
RASP (anagram) [Michael Siefert]
- Pointer hastily cut short (6)
CURSOR [CUt ShORt] [cursory -y ?]
- Corrupted Yemen adversary (5)
ENEMY (anagram) [elias]
- TV network's fundamentals (3)
ABC
- Tatum's creative activity (3)
ART (Art Tatum) (NudgeNudge)
- Beer's phonetic notation (3)
IPA (Beer / Phonetic) (NudgeNudge)
- Almost menacing fellows (3)
LLW [fellows - foes = llw] [RémiHenry] [Wrong]
MEN [MEN(acing)] [Rupert] [Correct]
- California rodent unit (5)
CARAT (CA + RAT, carat is a unit of mass) (NudgeNudge)
- LOL, decapitated king (3)
HAH [shah -s] [Joe Lee-Moyet]
- Which is the top hat? (4)
THAT [The (top) + HAT = which] [JonMark Perry]
- Falsely mean truly (4)
AMEN (anagram of 'mean') [elias]
- Charles's beamer (3)
RAY [Ray Charles / ray beam] [elias]
Filling these into the crossword:
edited Feb 21 at 19:05
elias
8,89332455
answered Feb 18 at 15:24
Omega KryptonOmega Krypton
4,8302444
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20. Raspy-voiced bassist takes off cap for award (4) : answer(Emmy) - Lemmy minus the 'cap' (L)Emmy - Award - Emmy
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– CodeBoyCode
Feb 19 at 13:48
5
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@elias fair enough, thanks. 43: Promise to despise without limits (4) - OATH [LOATHE - LE]
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– Joe Lee-Moyet
Feb 19 at 15:03
3
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30. A Thai sari entangling a Nobel laureate (9) -> [Martti] AHTISAARI (anagram of "A Thai sari")
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– Joe Lee-Moyet
Feb 19 at 15:42
3
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66. LOL, decapitated king (3): HAH ("Shah" decapitated)
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– Joe Lee-Moyet
Feb 19 at 16:04
1
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Yeah, #31 should be ARYA (Catelyn Stark's daughter)
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– elias
Feb 19 at 22:55
|
show 19 more comments
$begingroup$
Very Partial: (combination of all answers with credits)
- Sahara desert capitals of historically African region in Germany (4)
SAAR [SAHARA - capitals of 'Historically African' / Saar-region] [elias]
- Fifth Element: Besson's first and last is full of romance gold (5)
B(ORO)N ("romance" = romance language) [Michael Siefert]
- Second detective inside to secretly investigate Scottish river (4)
SPEY [SPY <- (d)E(tective)] [Rupert]
- Animal with a bull's head, a dog's body and a panda's tail (3)
BOA (b+o+a)
- College-educated snake brings top backing to African tree (6)
BAOBAB [BA <- (BOA<) + B(acking)] [Rupert]
- In Shakespeare's time, has William's wife skipped away? (4)
HATH [Hathaway - away] [Rupert]
- Oscar director up front in car radio station's trailers (6)
CABRON [directed by Sam Ainsworth] [why not 'goat' in clue?] [AmI]
CUARON [elias]
- Dick does not have a one-in-six chance serving object (4)
TRAY [dice holder] [AmI]
- Leaders of kiwi islands banned Mount Cook TV company (4)
AORA [Citra satellite pay TV] [elias]
- Kazakh reporter misses the last Aboriginal ceremony (4)
BORA [BORA(t)] [Rupert]
- Semitic genitor from a leftist country, not extreme (3)
ABU [Arabic meaning "father of", CUBA -C reversed] [Joe Lee-Moyet]
- Winged beast goes about head hunting, makes money (4)
BAHT [Thai currency] [AmI]
- Enormous avalanche starting in front, hold fast (5)
AVAST [AVAlanche + faST] [AmI]
- Animal sound is ABBA's half-hearted arrangement (3)
BAA [Somebody]
- YouTube singer stays clear of Nazi organization (3)
TAY [STAYS - SS] [Rupert]
- Headless horseman claims new head: a northerner (8)
NORSEMAN (horseman-h+n)
- Metal instrument openers beneath Texas capital (3)
TIN [Somebody]
- Saw logs as sensitive about marathon finisher (5)
SNORE [AmI]
- Head covering leaves to discuss head covering (3)
HAT [chat -c] [AmI]
- Raspy-voiced bassist takes off cap for award (4)
EMMY - Lemmy minus the 'cap' - Award [CodeBoyCode & RemiHenry]
- Briefly, Barbara's bar bars bar back baloney (4)
BABS [AmI]
- Blake's Adam is not the right side of Harlem (3)
HAR (Blake) (NudgeNudge)
- Selection of divas at a Stockholm attraction (4)
VASA [selection of "diVAS At" / the Vasa ship] [elias]
- Bong from a medical device with no casings (4)
EPIPEN -> PIPE [SI.]
- Intermediates and beginners, among others (2)
IA [Initial letters of "Intermediates and", Latin "inter alia" = "among others"] [AmI]
- First signs of serious issue to not stand (3)
SIT [Somebody]
- Knighted Oscar director left action star (6)
chuck NORRIS [Wilma Knight, mother] [AmI]
- René Magritte's secret medical procedure (5)
ENEMA [r+ENE MA+gritte] [AmI] (with #16)
- A Thai sari entangling a Nobel laureate (9)
AHTISAARI [laureate Martii, anagram AThaisari and sarong ahtisaari] [Joe Lee-Moyet]
- Cat's daughter is part of a master race (4)
RYAN [Cat Stevens ..., aryan -a]
ARYA (Catelyn Stark's daughter) [elias]
- Freeman returns to Morgan, for example (4)
NAME [Freeman reversed: NAMEerf] [elias]
- Ooze to snooze without the head loose (4)
SEEP (SLEEP - L) [Michael Siefert]
- Back stabber cut in, as to talk back (4)
SASS ? [AmI]
- Food containers covered by bulletins (4)
TINS [bulleTINS] [AmI]
- Satellite is above the edge of space (3)
ISS: [IS + S(pace)] [Rupert]
- Extremely tiny insectivorous tweeter (3)
TIT (tiny...tweeter initialism) grey-tit flycatcher [AmI]
- Wheat flour is not fully attainable (4)
ATTA [wheat for flatbread] [AmI]
- Dumpling baron loses region borders (3)
BAO [baron -r(egio)n] [AmI]
- Bonapartists lose leading painters (7)
ARTISTS [bonapartists - bonap] [elias]
- TV friend's cross bar introduction (4)
ROSS [cross -c] [AmI]
- Sailing organization in Casablanca (3)
ASA, [Chris B]
- Promise to despise without limits (4)
OATH [loathe -l,e] [Joe Lee-Moyet]
- Spell within the best intentions (5)
STINT [beST INTentions] [AmI]
- Helps with passes to goal scorer (7)
ASSISTS (2x def)
- Neck hair manner: cut near sides (4)
MANE [manner -n(ea)r] [AmI]
- Operatives eliminate SS (3)
PIE [spies - ss] [elias]
- Pirate phrase from Broken Arrow (3)
ARR (ARROW - OW) [Michael Siefert]
- Called out backer at card game (8)
BACCARAT (homonym) [Michael Siefert]
- Islamic veils service contract (3)
SLA [service level agreement / iSLAmic] [elias]
- Star Alliance's Swedish front (3)
Star Alliance's Swedish = SAS [RémiHenry]
- City manager plays top record (3)
PEP - City Manager = Pep Guardiola / (P)lay Record (EP) [SI.]
- Filleted maggot is hot stuff (4)
mag+ma -> LAVA [AmI] (gutted :)
- Dawn gate dweller's aircraft (5)
PIPER [cub] [AmI]
- Raps about woodworking tool (4)
RASP (anagram) [Michael Siefert]
- Pointer hastily cut short (6)
CURSOR [CUt ShORt] [cursory -y ?]
- Corrupted Yemen adversary (5)
ENEMY (anagram) [elias]
- TV network's fundamentals (3)
ABC
- Tatum's creative activity (3)
ART (Art Tatum) (NudgeNudge)
- Beer's phonetic notation (3)
IPA (Beer / Phonetic) (NudgeNudge)
- Almost menacing fellows (3)
LLW [fellows - foes = llw] [RémiHenry] [Wrong]
MEN [MEN(acing)] [Rupert] [Correct]
- California rodent unit (5)
CARAT (CA + RAT, carat is a unit of mass) (NudgeNudge)
- LOL, decapitated king (3)
HAH [shah -s] [Joe Lee-Moyet]
- Which is the top hat? (4)
THAT [The (top) + HAT = which] [JonMark Perry]
- Falsely mean truly (4)
AMEN (anagram of 'mean') [elias]
- Charles's beamer (3)
RAY [Ray Charles / ray beam] [elias]
Filling these into the crossword:
edited Feb 21 at 19:05
elias
8,89332455
answered Feb 18 at 15:24
Omega KryptonOmega Krypton
4,8302444
$endgroup$
Very Partial: (combination of all answers with credits)
- Sahara desert capitals of historically African region in Germany (4)
SAAR [SAHARA - capitals of 'Historically African' / Saar-region] [elias]
- Fifth Element: Besson's first and last is full of romance gold (5)
B(ORO)N ("romance" = romance language) [Michael Siefert]
- Second detective inside to secretly investigate Scottish river (4)
SPEY [SPY <- (d)E(tective)] [Rupert]
- Animal with a bull's head, a dog's body and a panda's tail (3)
BOA (b+o+a)
- College-educated snake brings top backing to African tree (6)
BAOBAB [BA <- (BOA<) + B(acking)] [Rupert]
- In Shakespeare's time, has William's wife skipped away? (4)
HATH [Hathaway - away] [Rupert]
- Oscar director up front in car radio station's trailers (6)
CABRON [directed by Sam Ainsworth] [why not 'goat' in clue?] [AmI]
CUARON [elias]
- Dick does not have a one-in-six chance serving object (4)
TRAY [dice holder] [AmI]
- Leaders of kiwi islands banned Mount Cook TV company (4)
AORA [Citra satellite pay TV] [elias]
- Kazakh reporter misses the last Aboriginal ceremony (4)
BORA [BORA(t)] [Rupert]
- Semitic genitor from a leftist country, not extreme (3)
ABU [Arabic meaning "father of", CUBA -C reversed] [Joe Lee-Moyet]
- Winged beast goes about head hunting, makes money (4)
BAHT [Thai currency] [AmI]
- Enormous avalanche starting in front, hold fast (5)
AVAST [AVAlanche + faST] [AmI]
- Animal sound is ABBA's half-hearted arrangement (3)
BAA [Somebody]
- YouTube singer stays clear of Nazi organization (3)
TAY [STAYS - SS] [Rupert]
- Headless horseman claims new head: a northerner (8)
NORSEMAN (horseman-h+n)
- Metal instrument openers beneath Texas capital (3)
TIN [Somebody]
- Saw logs as sensitive about marathon finisher (5)
SNORE [AmI]
- Head covering leaves to discuss head covering (3)
HAT [chat -c] [AmI]
- Raspy-voiced bassist takes off cap for award (4)
EMMY - Lemmy minus the 'cap' - Award [CodeBoyCode & RemiHenry]
- Briefly, Barbara's bar bars bar back baloney (4)
BABS [AmI]
- Blake's Adam is not the right side of Harlem (3)
HAR (Blake) (NudgeNudge)
- Selection of divas at a Stockholm attraction (4)
VASA [selection of "diVAS At" / the Vasa ship] [elias]
- Bong from a medical device with no casings (4)
EPIPEN -> PIPE [SI.]
- Intermediates and beginners, among others (2)
IA [Initial letters of "Intermediates and", Latin "inter alia" = "among others"] [AmI]
- First signs of serious issue to not stand (3)
SIT [Somebody]
- Knighted Oscar director left action star (6)
chuck NORRIS [Wilma Knight, mother] [AmI]
- René Magritte's secret medical procedure (5)
ENEMA [r+ENE MA+gritte] [AmI] (with #16)
- A Thai sari entangling a Nobel laureate (9)
AHTISAARI [laureate Martii, anagram AThaisari and sarong ahtisaari] [Joe Lee-Moyet]
- Cat's daughter is part of a master race (4)
RYAN [Cat Stevens ..., aryan -a]
ARYA (Catelyn Stark's daughter) [elias]
- Freeman returns to Morgan, for example (4)
NAME [Freeman reversed: NAMEerf] [elias]
- Ooze to snooze without the head loose (4)
SEEP (SLEEP - L) [Michael Siefert]
- Back stabber cut in, as to talk back (4)
SASS ? [AmI]
- Food containers covered by bulletins (4)
TINS [bulleTINS] [AmI]
- Satellite is above the edge of space (3)
ISS: [IS + S(pace)] [Rupert]
- Extremely tiny insectivorous tweeter (3)
TIT (tiny...tweeter initialism) grey-tit flycatcher [AmI]
- Wheat flour is not fully attainable (4)
ATTA [wheat for flatbread] [AmI]
- Dumpling baron loses region borders (3)
BAO [baron -r(egio)n] [AmI]
- Bonapartists lose leading painters (7)
ARTISTS [bonapartists - bonap] [elias]
- TV friend's cross bar introduction (4)
ROSS [cross -c] [AmI]
- Sailing organization in Casablanca (3)
ASA, [Chris B]
- Promise to despise without limits (4)
OATH [loathe -l,e] [Joe Lee-Moyet]
- Spell within the best intentions (5)
STINT [beST INTentions] [AmI]
- Helps with passes to goal scorer (7)
ASSISTS (2x def)
- Neck hair manner: cut near sides (4)
MANE [manner -n(ea)r] [AmI]
- Operatives eliminate SS (3)
PIE [spies - ss] [elias]
- Pirate phrase from Broken Arrow (3)
ARR (ARROW - OW) [Michael Siefert]
- Called out backer at card game (8)
BACCARAT (homonym) [Michael Siefert]
- Islamic veils service contract (3)
SLA [service level agreement / iSLAmic] [elias]
- Star Alliance's Swedish front (3)
Star Alliance's Swedish = SAS [RémiHenry]
- City manager plays top record (3)
PEP - City Manager = Pep Guardiola / (P)lay Record (EP) [SI.]
- Filleted maggot is hot stuff (4)
mag+ma -> LAVA [AmI] (gutted :)
- Dawn gate dweller's aircraft (5)
PIPER [cub] [AmI]
- Raps about woodworking tool (4)
RASP (anagram) [Michael Siefert]
- Pointer hastily cut short (6)
CURSOR [CUt ShORt] [cursory -y ?]
- Corrupted Yemen adversary (5)
ENEMY (anagram) [elias]
- TV network's fundamentals (3)
ABC
- Tatum's creative activity (3)
ART (Art Tatum) (NudgeNudge)
- Beer's phonetic notation (3)
IPA (Beer / Phonetic) (NudgeNudge)
- Almost menacing fellows (3)
LLW [fellows - foes = llw] [RémiHenry] [Wrong]
MEN [MEN(acing)] [Rupert] [Correct]
- California rodent unit (5)
CARAT (CA + RAT, carat is a unit of mass) (NudgeNudge)
- LOL, decapitated king (3)
HAH [shah -s] [Joe Lee-Moyet]
- Which is the top hat? (4)
THAT [The (top) + HAT = which] [JonMark Perry]
- Falsely mean truly (4)
AMEN (anagram of 'mean') [elias]
- Charles's beamer (3)
RAY [Ray Charles / ray beam] [elias]
Filling these into the crossword:
edited Feb 21 at 19:05
elias
8,89332455
answered Feb 18 at 15:24
Omega KryptonOmega Krypton
4,8302444
edited Feb 21 at 19:05
elias
8,89332455
edited Feb 21 at 19:05
elias
8,89332455
edited Feb 21 at 19:05
elias
8,89332455
8,89332455
answered Feb 18 at 15:24
Omega KryptonOmega Krypton
4,8302444
answered Feb 18 at 15:24
Omega KryptonOmega Krypton
4,8302444
answered Feb 18 at 15:24
Omega KryptonOmega Krypton
4,8302444
4,8302444
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20. Raspy-voiced bassist takes off cap for award (4) : answer(Emmy) - Lemmy minus the 'cap' (L)Emmy - Award - Emmy
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– CodeBoyCode
Feb 19 at 13:48
5
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@elias fair enough, thanks. 43: Promise to despise without limits (4) - OATH [LOATHE - LE]
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– Joe Lee-Moyet
Feb 19 at 15:03
3
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30. A Thai sari entangling a Nobel laureate (9) -> [Martti] AHTISAARI (anagram of "A Thai sari")
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– Joe Lee-Moyet
Feb 19 at 15:42
3
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66. LOL, decapitated king (3): HAH ("Shah" decapitated)
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– Joe Lee-Moyet
Feb 19 at 16:04
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Yeah, #31 should be ARYA (Catelyn Stark's daughter)
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Feb 19 at 22:55
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20. Raspy-voiced bassist takes off cap for award (4) : answer(Emmy) - Lemmy minus the 'cap' (L)Emmy - Award - Emmy
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– CodeBoyCode
Feb 19 at 13:48
5
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@elias fair enough, thanks. 43: Promise to despise without limits (4) - OATH [LOATHE - LE]
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– Joe Lee-Moyet
Feb 19 at 15:03
3
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30. A Thai sari entangling a Nobel laureate (9) -> [Martti] AHTISAARI (anagram of "A Thai sari")
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– Joe Lee-Moyet
Feb 19 at 15:42
3
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66. LOL, decapitated king (3): HAH ("Shah" decapitated)
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– Joe Lee-Moyet
Feb 19 at 16:04
1
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Yeah, #31 should be ARYA (Catelyn Stark's daughter)
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– elias
Feb 19 at 22:55
1
1
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20. Raspy-voiced bassist takes off cap for award (4) : answer(Emmy) - Lemmy minus the 'cap' (L)Emmy - Award - Emmy
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– CodeBoyCode
Feb 19 at 13:48
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20. Raspy-voiced bassist takes off cap for award (4) : answer(Emmy) - Lemmy minus the 'cap' (L)Emmy - Award - Emmy
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– CodeBoyCode
Feb 19 at 13:48
5
5
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@elias fair enough, thanks. 43: Promise to despise without limits (4) - OATH [LOATHE - LE]
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– Joe Lee-Moyet
Feb 19 at 15:03
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@elias fair enough, thanks. 43: Promise to despise without limits (4) - OATH [LOATHE - LE]
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– Joe Lee-Moyet
Feb 19 at 15:03
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3
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30. A Thai sari entangling a Nobel laureate (9) -> [Martti] AHTISAARI (anagram of "A Thai sari")
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– Joe Lee-Moyet
Feb 19 at 15:42
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30. A Thai sari entangling a Nobel laureate (9) -> [Martti] AHTISAARI (anagram of "A Thai sari")
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– Joe Lee-Moyet
Feb 19 at 15:42
3
3
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66. LOL, decapitated king (3): HAH ("Shah" decapitated)
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– Joe Lee-Moyet
Feb 19 at 16:04
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66. LOL, decapitated king (3): HAH ("Shah" decapitated)
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– Joe Lee-Moyet
Feb 19 at 16:04
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Yeah, #31 should be ARYA (Catelyn Stark's daughter)
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– elias
Feb 19 at 22:55
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Yeah, #31 should be ARYA (Catelyn Stark's daughter)
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Feb 19 at 22:55
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I'm new around here but I love cryptics so I wanted to see if any of my answers were correct.
- Animal sound is ABBA's half-hearted arrangement (3)
Baa
- Metal instrument openers beneath Texas capital (3)
Tin
- Raspy-voiced bassist takes off cap for award (4)
Ward (edit: incorrect, per OP)
- First signs of serious issue to not stand (3)
SIT
- Satellite is above the edge of space (3)
EOS
answered Feb 18 at 17:49
SomebodySomebody
1366
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Welcome to Puzzling! 14 & 17 are correct. For 20 you found an answer which works but isn't the one I intended...
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– jafe
Feb 18 at 18:02
1
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Thanks! I added A couple more before I go back to working
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– Somebody
Feb 18 at 18:10
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I'm new around here but I love cryptics so I wanted to see if any of my answers were correct.
- Animal sound is ABBA's half-hearted arrangement (3)
Baa
- Metal instrument openers beneath Texas capital (3)
Tin
- Raspy-voiced bassist takes off cap for award (4)
Ward (edit: incorrect, per OP)
- First signs of serious issue to not stand (3)
SIT
- Satellite is above the edge of space (3)
EOS
answered Feb 18 at 17:49
SomebodySomebody
1366
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1
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Welcome to Puzzling! 14 & 17 are correct. For 20 you found an answer which works but isn't the one I intended...
$endgroup$
– jafe
Feb 18 at 18:02
1
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Thanks! I added A couple more before I go back to working
$endgroup$
– Somebody
Feb 18 at 18:10
add a comment |
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I'm new around here but I love cryptics so I wanted to see if any of my answers were correct.
- Animal sound is ABBA's half-hearted arrangement (3)
Baa
- Metal instrument openers beneath Texas capital (3)
Tin
- Raspy-voiced bassist takes off cap for award (4)
Ward (edit: incorrect, per OP)
- First signs of serious issue to not stand (3)
SIT
- Satellite is above the edge of space (3)
EOS
answered Feb 18 at 17:49
SomebodySomebody
1366
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I'm new around here but I love cryptics so I wanted to see if any of my answers were correct.
- Animal sound is ABBA's half-hearted arrangement (3)
Baa
- Metal instrument openers beneath Texas capital (3)
Tin
- Raspy-voiced bassist takes off cap for award (4)
Ward (edit: incorrect, per OP)
- First signs of serious issue to not stand (3)
SIT
- Satellite is above the edge of space (3)
EOS
answered Feb 18 at 17:49
SomebodySomebody
1366
edited Feb 18 at 18:10
answered Feb 18 at 17:49
SomebodySomebody
1366
answered Feb 18 at 17:49
SomebodySomebody
1366
answered Feb 18 at 17:49
SomebodySomebody
1366
1366
1
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Welcome to Puzzling! 14 & 17 are correct. For 20 you found an answer which works but isn't the one I intended...
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– jafe
Feb 18 at 18:02
1
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Thanks! I added A couple more before I go back to working
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– Somebody
Feb 18 at 18:10
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1
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Welcome to Puzzling! 14 & 17 are correct. For 20 you found an answer which works but isn't the one I intended...
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– jafe
Feb 18 at 18:02
1
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Thanks! I added A couple more before I go back to working
$endgroup$
– Somebody
Feb 18 at 18:10
1
1
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Welcome to Puzzling! 14 & 17 are correct. For 20 you found an answer which works but isn't the one I intended...
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– jafe
Feb 18 at 18:02
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Welcome to Puzzling! 14 & 17 are correct. For 20 you found an answer which works but isn't the one I intended...
$endgroup$
– jafe
Feb 18 at 18:02
1
1
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Thanks! I added A couple more before I go back to working
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– Somebody
Feb 18 at 18:10
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Thanks! I added A couple more before I go back to working
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– Somebody
Feb 18 at 18:10
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A few more:
- Fifth Element: Besson's first and last is full of romance gold (5)
B(ORO)N ("romance" = romance language)
- Ooze to snooze without the head loose (4)
SEEP (SLEEP - L)
- Pirate phrase from Broken Arrow (3)
ARR (ARROW - OW)
- Called out backer at card game (8)
BACCARAT (homonym)
- Raps about woodworking tool (4)
RASP (anagram)
answered Feb 18 at 20:03
Michael SeifertMichael Seifert
1,29749
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A few more:
- Fifth Element: Besson's first and last is full of romance gold (5)
B(ORO)N ("romance" = romance language)
- Ooze to snooze without the head loose (4)
SEEP (SLEEP - L)
- Pirate phrase from Broken Arrow (3)
ARR (ARROW - OW)
- Called out backer at card game (8)
BACCARAT (homonym)
- Raps about woodworking tool (4)
RASP (anagram)
answered Feb 18 at 20:03
Michael SeifertMichael Seifert
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A few more:
- Fifth Element: Besson's first and last is full of romance gold (5)
B(ORO)N ("romance" = romance language)
- Ooze to snooze without the head loose (4)
SEEP (SLEEP - L)
- Pirate phrase from Broken Arrow (3)
ARR (ARROW - OW)
- Called out backer at card game (8)
BACCARAT (homonym)
- Raps about woodworking tool (4)
RASP (anagram)
answered Feb 18 at 20:03
Michael SeifertMichael Seifert
1,29749
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A few more:
- Fifth Element: Besson's first and last is full of romance gold (5)
B(ORO)N ("romance" = romance language)
- Ooze to snooze without the head loose (4)
SEEP (SLEEP - L)
- Pirate phrase from Broken Arrow (3)
ARR (ARROW - OW)
- Called out backer at card game (8)
BACCARAT (homonym)
- Raps about woodworking tool (4)
RASP (anagram)
answered Feb 18 at 20:03
Michael SeifertMichael Seifert
1,29749
answered Feb 18 at 20:03
Michael SeifertMichael Seifert
1,29749
answered Feb 18 at 20:03
Michael SeifertMichael Seifert
1,29749
answered Feb 18 at 20:03
Michael SeifertMichael Seifert
1,29749
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Partial as well :
- Fifth Element: Besson's first and last is full of romance gold (5) [Wrong]
BessoN + Romance + AU (gold) = BRAUN
- Oscar director up front in car radio station's trailers (6)
O D U -> RON = RODUON
- Dick does not have a one-in-six chance serving object (4)
DICE
- Enormous avalanche starting in front, hold fast (5)
FROnt + faST = FROST
- Raspy-voiced bassist takes off cap for award (4)
LEMMY = EMMY
- Star Alliance's Swedish front (3) [Correct]
Star Alliance's Swedish = SAS
- Beer's phonetic notation (3) [Wrong]
BIR
- Paul trimmed incorrectly (3) [Wrong]
PAU / AUL
- Almost menacing fellows (3) [Wrong]
fellows - foes = LLW
answered Feb 18 at 16:35
Rémi HenryRémi Henry
866215
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52 is correct :)
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– jafe
Feb 18 at 17:33
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Partial as well :
- Fifth Element: Besson's first and last is full of romance gold (5) [Wrong]
BessoN + Romance + AU (gold) = BRAUN
- Oscar director up front in car radio station's trailers (6)
O D U -> RON = RODUON
- Dick does not have a one-in-six chance serving object (4)
DICE
- Enormous avalanche starting in front, hold fast (5)
FROnt + faST = FROST
- Raspy-voiced bassist takes off cap for award (4)
LEMMY = EMMY
- Star Alliance's Swedish front (3) [Correct]
Star Alliance's Swedish = SAS
- Beer's phonetic notation (3) [Wrong]
BIR
- Paul trimmed incorrectly (3) [Wrong]
PAU / AUL
- Almost menacing fellows (3) [Wrong]
fellows - foes = LLW
answered Feb 18 at 16:35
Rémi HenryRémi Henry
866215
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52 is correct :)
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– jafe
Feb 18 at 17:33
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Partial as well :
- Fifth Element: Besson's first and last is full of romance gold (5) [Wrong]
BessoN + Romance + AU (gold) = BRAUN
- Oscar director up front in car radio station's trailers (6)
O D U -> RON = RODUON
- Dick does not have a one-in-six chance serving object (4)
DICE
- Enormous avalanche starting in front, hold fast (5)
FROnt + faST = FROST
- Raspy-voiced bassist takes off cap for award (4)
LEMMY = EMMY
- Star Alliance's Swedish front (3) [Correct]
Star Alliance's Swedish = SAS
- Beer's phonetic notation (3) [Wrong]
BIR
- Paul trimmed incorrectly (3) [Wrong]
PAU / AUL
- Almost menacing fellows (3) [Wrong]
fellows - foes = LLW
answered Feb 18 at 16:35
Rémi HenryRémi Henry
866215
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Partial as well :
- Fifth Element: Besson's first and last is full of romance gold (5) [Wrong]
BessoN + Romance + AU (gold) = BRAUN
- Oscar director up front in car radio station's trailers (6)
O D U -> RON = RODUON
- Dick does not have a one-in-six chance serving object (4)
DICE
- Enormous avalanche starting in front, hold fast (5)
FROnt + faST = FROST
- Raspy-voiced bassist takes off cap for award (4)
LEMMY = EMMY
- Star Alliance's Swedish front (3) [Correct]
Star Alliance's Swedish = SAS
- Beer's phonetic notation (3) [Wrong]
BIR
- Paul trimmed incorrectly (3) [Wrong]
PAU / AUL
- Almost menacing fellows (3) [Wrong]
fellows - foes = LLW
answered Feb 18 at 16:35
Rémi HenryRémi Henry
866215
edited Feb 19 at 8:51
answered Feb 18 at 16:35
Rémi HenryRémi Henry
866215
answered Feb 18 at 16:35
Rémi HenryRémi Henry
866215
answered Feb 18 at 16:35
Rémi HenryRémi Henry
866215
866215
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52 is correct :)
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– jafe
Feb 18 at 17:33
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52 is correct :)
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– jafe
Feb 18 at 17:33
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52 is correct :)
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– jafe
Feb 18 at 17:33
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52 is correct :)
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– jafe
Feb 18 at 17:33
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- Bong from a medical device with no casings (4)
EPIPEN -> PIPE
- City manager plays top record (3)
PEP - City Manager = Pep Guardiola / (P)lay Record (EP)
- Operatives eliminate SS dessert (3)
PIE (Dessert) / Operatives eliminate SS => SPIES -SS
answered Feb 19 at 13:59
SI.SI.
412
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- Bong from a medical device with no casings (4)
EPIPEN -> PIPE
- City manager plays top record (3)
PEP - City Manager = Pep Guardiola / (P)lay Record (EP)
- Operatives eliminate SS dessert (3)
PIE (Dessert) / Operatives eliminate SS => SPIES -SS
answered Feb 19 at 13:59
SI.SI.
412
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- Bong from a medical device with no casings (4)
EPIPEN -> PIPE
- City manager plays top record (3)
PEP - City Manager = Pep Guardiola / (P)lay Record (EP)
- Operatives eliminate SS dessert (3)
PIE (Dessert) / Operatives eliminate SS => SPIES -SS
answered Feb 19 at 13:59
SI.SI.
412
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- Bong from a medical device with no casings (4)
EPIPEN -> PIPE
- City manager plays top record (3)
PEP - City Manager = Pep Guardiola / (P)lay Record (EP)
- Operatives eliminate SS dessert (3)
PIE (Dessert) / Operatives eliminate SS => SPIES -SS
answered Feb 19 at 13:59
SI.SI.
412
edited Feb 19 at 14:44
answered Feb 19 at 13:59
SI.SI.
412
answered Feb 19 at 13:59
SI.SI.
412
answered Feb 19 at 13:59
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412
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- Sailing organization in Casablanca (3)
ASA
- Pointer hastily cut short (6)
cursory CURSOR
- TV network's fundamentals (3)
ABC
answered Feb 19 at 13:14
Chris BChris B
452
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- Sailing organization in Casablanca (3)
ASA
- Pointer hastily cut short (6)
cursory CURSOR
- TV network's fundamentals (3)
ABC
answered Feb 19 at 13:14
Chris BChris B
452
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- Sailing organization in Casablanca (3)
ASA
- Pointer hastily cut short (6)
cursory CURSOR
- TV network's fundamentals (3)
ABC
answered Feb 19 at 13:14
Chris BChris B
452
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- Sailing organization in Casablanca (3)
ASA
- Pointer hastily cut short (6)
cursory CURSOR
- TV network's fundamentals (3)
ABC
answered Feb 19 at 13:14
Chris BChris B
452
edited Feb 20 at 11:45
answered Feb 19 at 13:14
Chris BChris B
452
answered Feb 19 at 13:14
Chris BChris B
452
answered Feb 19 at 13:14
Chris BChris B
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452
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- Raspy-voiced bassist takes off cap for award (4) :
(Emmy) - Lemmy minus the 'cap' (L)Emmy - Award - Emmy
answered Feb 19 at 13:52
CodeBoyCodeCodeBoyCode
1715
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- Raspy-voiced bassist takes off cap for award (4) :
(Emmy) - Lemmy minus the 'cap' (L)Emmy - Award - Emmy
answered Feb 19 at 13:52
CodeBoyCodeCodeBoyCode
1715
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- Raspy-voiced bassist takes off cap for award (4) :
(Emmy) - Lemmy minus the 'cap' (L)Emmy - Award - Emmy
answered Feb 19 at 13:52
CodeBoyCodeCodeBoyCode
1715
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- Raspy-voiced bassist takes off cap for award (4) :
(Emmy) - Lemmy minus the 'cap' (L)Emmy - Award - Emmy
answered Feb 19 at 13:52
CodeBoyCodeCodeBoyCode
1715
answered Feb 19 at 13:52
CodeBoyCodeCodeBoyCode
1715
answered Feb 19 at 13:52
CodeBoyCodeCodeBoyCode
1715
answered Feb 19 at 13:52
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+++B +BAA NORS EMAN SVA+
+BAO BABB ORON NAME LAVA
+AOR ACAB RONO ENEM ASAS
BOAA BCCU RSOR MENM SASS
AHTI SAAR ISPE YTAY TITI
HAHH ARRA SPIP AART ISTS
TTIA SAAR PIPE RRYA NSIT
THAT ATTA SEEP TRAY TINS
decided HHAT is better than AHAT (but this is still wrong)
decided IA is better than HA (and TIA is an actual person)
see that THAT was only marked wrong because it was listed with WHAT
edited Feb 25 at 9:13
Omega Krypton
4,8302444
answered Feb 19 at 18:20
amIamI
1854
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$begingroup$
+++B +BAA NORS EMAN SVA+
+BAO BABB ORON NAME LAVA
+AOR ACAB RONO ENEM ASAS
BOAA BCCU RSOR MENM SASS
AHTI SAAR ISPE YTAY TITI
HAHH ARRA SPIP AART ISTS
TTIA SAAR PIPE RRYA NSIT
THAT ATTA SEEP TRAY TINS
decided HHAT is better than AHAT (but this is still wrong)
decided IA is better than HA (and TIA is an actual person)
see that THAT was only marked wrong because it was listed with WHAT
edited Feb 25 at 9:13
Omega Krypton
4,8302444
answered Feb 19 at 18:20
amIamI
1854
$endgroup$
add a comment |
$begingroup$
+++B +BAA NORS EMAN SVA+
+BAO BABB ORON NAME LAVA
+AOR ACAB RONO ENEM ASAS
BOAA BCCU RSOR MENM SASS
AHTI SAAR ISPE YTAY TITI
HAHH ARRA SPIP AART ISTS
TTIA SAAR PIPE RRYA NSIT
THAT ATTA SEEP TRAY TINS
decided HHAT is better than AHAT (but this is still wrong)
decided IA is better than HA (and TIA is an actual person)
see that THAT was only marked wrong because it was listed with WHAT
edited Feb 25 at 9:13
Omega Krypton
4,8302444
answered Feb 19 at 18:20
amIamI
1854
$endgroup$
+++B +BAA NORS EMAN SVA+
+BAO BABB ORON NAME LAVA
+AOR ACAB RONO ENEM ASAS
BOAA BCCU RSOR MENM SASS
AHTI SAAR ISPE YTAY TITI
HAHH ARRA SPIP AART ISTS
TTIA SAAR PIPE RRYA NSIT
THAT ATTA SEEP TRAY TINS
decided HHAT is better than AHAT (but this is still wrong)
decided IA is better than HA (and TIA is an actual person)
see that THAT was only marked wrong because it was listed with WHAT
edited Feb 25 at 9:13
Omega Krypton
4,8302444
answered Feb 19 at 18:20
amIamI
1854
edited Feb 25 at 9:13
Omega Krypton
4,8302444
edited Feb 25 at 9:13
Omega Krypton
4,8302444
edited Feb 25 at 9:13
Omega Krypton
4,8302444
4,8302444
answered Feb 19 at 18:20
amIamI
1854
answered Feb 19 at 18:20
amIamI
1854
answered Feb 19 at 18:20
amIamI
1854
1854
add a comment |
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Btw, the timing of #7 was completely accidental but I love how it turned out :D
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