On Sankalak days we run out of superlatives.
ACROSS
1 Performer in music, say, is tense, beginning to extemporise
(7) ARTISTE {ART}{IS}{T}{E}
5 A cruel one with a red-head side by side (7) ABREAST {A}{B{R}EAST}
9 Old movie about neutering a young deviant (5,3,4,3) ANNIE GET YOUR GUN*
10 They happen when there is an opening between two points (6) EVENTS {E}{VENT}{S}
11 Would an insect run away with a mammal? (8) ANTELOPE {ANT}{ELOPE} They would if they were politicians.
13 An outcome the editor brought about (8) EFFECTED {EFFECT}{ED}
18 A pail, lethal when kicked! (6) BUCKET [CD]
19 Constructed afresh by the arbiter with computer memory and
edited (8) REFRAMED {REF}{RAM}{ED}
22 Form a labour body? No use in island formation (8) UNIONISE {NO+USE+IN+IS}*
24 A facet that troubles spectator losing a third (6) ASPECT SPECTAtor*
27 What a Cyclops would surely have lacked (9,6) BINOCULAR VISION [CD]
28 Noisy dogs replace head of aides with an unknown (7) YELPERS (-h+y)YELPERS
29 Clumsy, heartless work in a part of the hospital (7) AWKWARD {A{WorK}WARD}
DOWN
1 The environment of the university made a chief engineer
uncomfortable (7) ACADEME {MADE+A+CE}*
2 A bit of colour seen in art in general (5) TINGE [T]
3 Select cap adjusted for public display (9) SPECTACLE*
4 Affirmative sounds heard from observers (4) EYES (~ayes)
5 Tom, Dick or Harry? (6) ANYONE [CD]
6 The way of the debaucher with time (5) ROUTE {ROU{T}E}
7 Rama going crazy for a diagnostic aid (9) ANGIOGRAM*
8 Passages through darkness, with the hope of light at the end?
(7) TUNNELS [CD]
12, 17 Fashionable people with a partiality for air travel?
(3,3) JET SET [CD]
14 In reality, girl student is characterised by dissent (9) FACTIONAL {FACT}{IONA}{L}
16 The measure that makes London detectives start sleuthing and
make a positive mark (9) YARDSTICK {YARD}{S}{TICK}
17 See 12
18 Depressed lad — a Gainsborough (4,3) BLUE BOY {BLUE} {BOY}
20 Crazy one set up in performance is out of alignment (7) DETUNED {DE{TUN<=}ED}
21 Book of sacred poems (6) PSALMS [E]
23 Here is the place for a bionic he-man (5) NICHE [T]
26 The product of the two sides, say (4) AREA [E]
W'ful.
ReplyDelete11 Would an insect run away with a mammal? (8) ANTELOPE {ANT}{ELOPE} They would if they were politicians.
Especially if they are in charge of Animal Husbandry.
Most enjoyable- all of them. But still, I had a smile when I filled in the bucket & antelope. Crazy? That was for the angiogram.
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DeleteAnother neat one . Struggled a bit with 'Annie get your gun'. Crossings and cluing helped me get it finally.
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Shift the final resting place (9)
Shift the final resting place (9) ..a.....d
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Delete18A reminded me of a recent movie I saw on HBO starring Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman entitled "The Bucket List'
ReplyDelete18 A pail, lethal when kicked! (6) BUCKET [CD]
ReplyDeleteReminded me of Jimmy Durante in It`s a Mad Mad Mad Mad World
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h57UR-oIE_g
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ReplyDeleteReally enjoyable. Thanks once again. Sankalak
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