Thursday, 2 June 2011

No 10170, Thursday 02 Jun 11, Cryptonyte

ACROSS
8   - The dame's rate for dancing at a football stadium (7,2,6) - THEATRE OF DREAMS*
10 - Pins up favourite's cutout (7) - {SNIP<-}{PET}
11 - Considerable sludge on the vessel (7) - {GOO}{DISH}
12 - Stylish girl, almost (4) - CHICk
13 - Put away sentiment when questioning (9) - {INTER}{VIEW}
15 - Journey permitted for three (7) - {TRIP}{LET}
17 - Fisherman's profit perhaps… (3,4) - NET GAIN [CD]
19 - …sunsets and steady waves (9) - {EVEN}{TIDES}
21 - Job alternative in weekends (4) - {We{OR}eK}
24 - A precipitate in a solution or one who makes a solution (7) - SETTLER [DD]
25 - Is Shakespeare's king backing one foreigner? (7) - {IS}{RAEL<-}{I}
26 - Ask if end monitor's working where one's doubts are answered (11,4) - INFORMATION DESK*
DOWN
1   - Preserve holy man's remains (5) - {ST}{ASH}
2   - Exit, for everyone's quiet (6) - {PER}{I}{SH}
3   - A model's young photo with a little boy is unusual (8) - {A}{T}{Y}{PIC}{AL}
4   - Cards reiterate emphatically — entry permitted only for some here (10,4) - RESTRICTED AREA*
5   - Love castling king for protection (6) - {A{R}MOUR}
6   - Saint, one about to get a church (8) - {BASIL}{I}{C}{A}
7   - Staying clear of opponents' biting (9) - {ES}{CHEWING}
9   - Grit needed for an exorcist's job (8,6) - {FIGHTING} {SPIRIT}
14 - Endless catechism — it is misinterpreted as ungodly (9) - ATHEISTIC* (catechism+it)
16 - Pick out one scratch if unknown (8) - {I}{DENT}{IF}{Y}
18 - Magnificient ornament worn by woman (8) - {TO{W}ERING}
20 - Scrabble players anagramming letters, exchanging, t,e for i? (6) - TILERS(-te+i)*
22 - Direct attention around drug joint (6) - {RE{E}FER}
23 - Not safe to hit up in the air, run single first (5) - {R}{I}{SKY}

GRID


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10 comments:

  1. Bhavan2 June 2011 at 08:35

    Some superb surfaces today. Hard to pick one CoD. Gita is fully justified in her "awesome puzzle" claim at orkut.

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  2. Padmanabhan2 June 2011 at 09:42

    Interesting & absorbing.made me work for many answers.

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  3. Padmanabhan2 June 2011 at 17:54

    Better the puzzle,lesser the comments?

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  4. Anonymous2 June 2011 at 20:51

    Harmonic relationship, Paddy.

    Human tendency:
    The evil that men do lives after them; The good is oft interred with their bones

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  5. Shyam2 June 2011 at 22:40

    Hi Col... Could you please explain the anno for 2D PERISH?

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  6. kris2 June 2011 at 23:48

    @shyam

    for - per, everione - i, quiet - sh

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  7. Shyam3 June 2011 at 00:11

    Thanks Kris. I have doubts on both per=for and everyone=I. per=for each, but for? And is everyone=I because of every one=I?

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  8. Tony Sebastian3 June 2011 at 02:38

    Hi Shyam

    The clue should actually read "Exit, for every one's quiet"

    For every = Per, one = i, quiet = sh.

    I guess the editor felt that the space between every and one was unintentional and hence removed it :)

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  9. Anonymous3 June 2011 at 08:02

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  10. Shyam3 June 2011 at 09:10

    Thanks Tony :)

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