ACROSS
1 - Assorted ales again bring freedom from pain (9) - ANALGESIA*
6 - Georgia upset and depressed, yet looking anything but (5) - {AG*}{LOW}
9 - A courtyard that Pat has no joy in it (5) - {PAT}I{O} Anno pending
10 - When put out over a worker he's really aggressive (9) - {AS}{SAIL}{ANT}
11 - Application for injury benefit, perhaps (10) - ANTISEPTIC [CD]
12 - It's up to a king to create revolution (4) - {STI<-}{R}
14 - Ann not to get rid of firedog (7) - ANDIRON* (ann+rid+o)
15 - No aid from Rex to compose introductory parts of composition (7) - EXORDIA* (o+aid+rex) I thought only NJ uses 'O' for 'No'! Never heard this word.
17 - He argues sophistically in case, conscientiously? (7) - CASUIST [CD]
19 - Result of shattering ague fit (7) - FATIGUE* &lit
20 - Charge the boy nothing to go in (4) - {L{O}AD}
22 - To us a Shakespearean character appears successful (10) - {PROSPERO}{US}
25 - Girl coming out only to be taunted gets worked up (9) - DEBUTANTE*
26 - Ten used log to make a snow hut (5) - IGLOO* (io+log)
27 - Mug of beer set down badly inside (5) - STEIN* (set+in)
28 - Credit arranged to provide best care for pregnant women (9) - OBSTETRIC {cr+best+to+i?}Anno pending
DOWN
1 - A Greek letter (5) - ALPHA [E]
2 - Affected postures? (9) - ATTITUDES [CD]
3 - Healthy stock could be transported in it (5,5) - {GOOD}{S TRAIN}
4 - Make a well defined case (7) - SHARPEN [CD]
5 - May be a good omen to put a cap on Sue (7) - AUSPICE* (a=i+cap+sue)
6 - How land looks in Kalahari Desert (4) - ARID [T] &lit
7 - The French worker inclined to rest sideways (5) - {LE}{ANT}
8 - Current speed of charging up main supplies (5,4) - WATER RATE [DD]
13 - Obey orders to set foot on the Equator (3,3,4) - TOE THE LINE
14 - Received public praises for remodelling a cold case (9) - ACCOLADES*
16 - It takes the lead (3,6) - DOG COLLAR [CD]
18 - Hill overlooking Canadian city (7) - {TOR}{ONTO}
19 - Shuts up when the fellow's holding a gun (7) - {F{A}{STEN}'S}
21 - Doctor takes beer round at an easy pace (5) - {A{MB}LE}
23 - At no cost one can become indifferent to pain or pleasure (5) - STO(I)C*
24 - He'll be one among the workers (4) - STAN (Ants*?) Anno pending
1 - Assorted ales again bring freedom from pain (9) - ANALGESIA*
6 - Georgia upset and depressed, yet looking anything but (5) - {AG*}{LOW}
9 - A courtyard that Pat has no joy in it (5) - {PAT}I{O} Anno pending
10 - When put out over a worker he's really aggressive (9) - {AS}{SAIL}{ANT}
11 - Application for injury benefit, perhaps (10) - ANTISEPTIC [CD]
12 - It's up to a king to create revolution (4) - {STI<-}{R}
14 - Ann not to get rid of firedog (7) - ANDIRON* (ann+rid+o)
17 - He argues sophistically in case, conscientiously? (7) - CASUIST [CD]
19 - Result of shattering ague fit (7) - FATIGUE* &lit
20 - Charge the boy nothing to go in (4) - {L{O}AD}
22 - To us a Shakespearean character appears successful (10) - {PROSPERO}{US}
25 - Girl coming out only to be taunted gets worked up (9) - DEBUTANTE*
26 - Ten used log to make a snow hut (5) - IGLOO* (io+log)
27 - Mug of beer set down badly inside (5) - STEIN* (set+in)
DOWN
1 - A Greek letter (5) - ALPHA [E]
2 - Affected postures? (9) - ATTITUDES [CD]
3 - Healthy stock could be transported in it (5,5) - {GOOD}{S TRAIN}
4 - Make a well defined case (7) - SHARPEN [CD]
5 - May be a good omen to put a cap on Sue (7) - AUSPICE* (a=i+cap+sue)
6 - How land looks in Kalahari Desert (4) - ARID [T] &lit
7 - The French worker inclined to rest sideways (5) - {LE}{ANT}
8 - Current speed of charging up main supplies (5,4) - WATER RATE [DD]
13 - Obey orders to set foot on the Equator (3,3,4) - TOE THE LINE
14 - Received public praises for remodelling a cold case (9) - ACCOLADES*
16 - It takes the lead (3,6) - DOG COLLAR [CD]
18 - Hill overlooking Canadian city (7) - {TOR}{ONTO}
19 - Shuts up when the fellow's holding a gun (7) - {F{A}{STEN}'S}
21 - Doctor takes beer round at an easy pace (5) - {A{MB}LE}
23 - At no cost one can become indifferent to pain or pleasure (5) - STO(I)C*
24 - He'll be one among the workers (4) - STAN (Ants*?) Anno pending
15 - No aid from Rex to compose introductory parts of composition (7) - EXORDIA* (o+aid+rex) I thought only NJ uses 'O' for 'No'!
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Will be out of circulation for a week. I shall be crossing to the other bank:
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3 - Healthy stock could be transported in it (5,5) - {GOOD}{S TRAIN}.I had put it as
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Dr RP,
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stock = STRAIN
could be transported in it {GOOD}{S TRAIN}
Kishore @ 8:52,
ReplyDeleteDidn't know Bangalore had Banks!!
Vijaya, Canara, SBM... and all the rest.
ReplyDeleteNope, off on a pilgrimage to Goa.
Tx, Col!
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ReplyDeleteThat was Portugese,is it? Anyway,what does it convey?
Paddy: Nope,Konkani. The English translation is given before the line from the song.
ReplyDeleteYou would have heard parts of the song in a Hindi film song in Bobby.
Hi Kish
ReplyDeletePerhaps you will be crossing many banks - of rivers Kali, Sharavati, Zuari, Mandovi...
Ghe, ghe, ghe,..."....." mein 'soda' nahin! But you are a TT, what a pity!
Richie, I am reaching Kudla tommorrow evening with entourage in tow and probably camp at Bondel (Kankanady biouvac presently experiencing malaria) and drive down to Amchi Goem on Tuesday morn crossing even more banks ;-) And crossing quite a few places ending with -eshwar, including Murudeshwar ;-)
ReplyDeleteThough as a pingponger, I will not be topping up on Feni, I shall be topping up on kokum.
Richie, change of plans, Kudla dropped, straight to susegado. Should be knocking back dodol by tomorrow evening.
ReplyDeleteNice clue seen in today's DNA Cryptic
ReplyDeleteVera or city? (4-5)
Colonel, 1D could also be considered as a DD &lit.
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