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Reference List
New = N, Work = OP, On = RE, Is in French = EST, Companion = CH(Order of the Comapanions of Honour), Alien = ET, Catholic = C, Time = T, Jumper = ROO(Kangaroo), Times = X, Ship = SS, Old English = OE, Great Many = C
ACROSS
1 I admit hiding new offer is not clever (8) IGNORANT {I}{G{NO}RANT}
5 Deny the truth of all but fresh collections at sports venue (6) NEGATE {NEw}{GATE}
9 Number needed for one disgruntled regent (7) INTEGER {1}REGENT*}
10 Best odd trip with mother after work (7) OPTIMUM {TrIp}{MUM}<={OP}
11 Meat eater’s vehicle, new one, overturns (9) CARNIVORE {CAR}{N}{1}{OVER*}
12 Repeat show on urn-making (5) RERUN {RE}{URN*}
13 Otherwise, lees are to be thrown out (4) ELSE*
14 Is the French one a girl’s name worthy of respect? (9) ESTIMABLE {EST}{1}{MABLE}
17 Restore this crypt with three-panel art works (9) TRIPTYCHS*
19 Companion carries large truncheon (4) COSH {C{OS}H}
23 System of principles by alien greeting Catholic (5) ETHIC {ET}{HI}{C}
24 Will students take it and worshippers say it before time? (9) TESTAMENT {TEST}{AMEN}{T}
25 Jumper inside light-lunch eatery (7) TEAROOM {TEA{ROO}M}
26 Entertainer makes a stir with the disheartened (7) ARTISTE {A+STIR}*{ThE}
27 Such a child has many succeeding (6) ELDEST [CD]
28 Long voyages in sahityas — yes, Syd officially recalled (8) ODYSSEYS [T<=]
DOWN
1 Reportedly eyes codes to break follies (8) IDIOCIES {I+I+I+CODES}*
2 Characters saunter around (7) NATURES*
3 Recover, say, in Nair settlement (6) REGAIN {R{EG}AIN*}
4 Body’s signals network surveys Sen and Tom conducted (7,6) NERVOUS SYSTEM*
6 Endless times inside and outside (8) EXTERNAL {E{X}TERNAL}
7 Almost look up to young man, a high-ranking officer (7) ADMIRAL {ADMIRe}{AL}
8 Determinedly traps small mammal (6) ERMINE [T]
15 Questionable short detail on debt notices (8) SPECIOUS {SPECs}{IOUS}
16 Mad man aboard ship breaks up (8) SHATTERS {S{HATTER}S}
18 Tried again and got her up to dare anew (7) REHEARD {HER<=}{DARE*}
20 Be responsible for poetry in Old English (7) OVERSEE {O}{VERSE}{E}
21 Insect let off another insect (6) BEETLE {BEE}{LET*}
22 It’s in the desert a great many perform with hearty lust (6) CACTUS {C}{ACT}{lUSt}
New = N, Work = OP, On = RE, Is in French = EST, Companion = CH(Order of the Comapanions of Honour), Alien = ET, Catholic = C, Time = T, Jumper = ROO(Kangaroo), Times = X, Ship = SS, Old English = OE, Great Many = C
Dr RKE's TalePiece
9Ac INTEGER – {1}{REGENT}*
ReplyDelete23Ac ETHIC – {ET}{HI}{C}
28Ac ODYSSEYS – (<=T)
3Dn REGAIN – {EG} in {NAIR}*
15Dn SPECIOUS –{SPEC(-s)}{IOUS}
1 ac Ignorant- I grant-admit,NO -new offer.I G(no)rant.
ReplyDelete10 a optimum.work-po,Odd trip-ti,mum.
10 dn one night stand-Hastening dont get*
11 a Carnivore.vehicle-car+ni-new one,over*.Car ni vore.
2 d natures-saunter*.
work-op.10 a.
ReplyDelete4dn NERVOUS SYSTEM . {SURVEYS SEN TOM}*
ReplyDelete10dn ONE NIGHT STAND {HASTENING DONT}*
11ac CARNIVORE. {CAR} {N} {1} {OVER}*
18dn REHEARD. {HER<=} {DARE}*
26ac ARTISTE. {A} {STIR}* {T (-h} E}
6dn
ReplyDeleteEXTERNAL : outside
Eternal(endless) containing x(times)
4dn
NERVOUS SYSTEM: body's signals network
(surveys sen Tom)*
13ac
ELSE: otherwise
Lee's anagram
18dn:
REHEARD: tried again
(Her dare)*
1dn
Eyes reportedly: i,i,i
IDIOCIES: follies,
The three I'd breaking codes
The three I's breaking codes
ReplyDeleteAnno for for 1D needs to be tweaked
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ReplyDeletePrasanna please submit 5 answers in one comment
DeleteCol. sir, please consider my 5 Answers in one comment.
Delete13ac - ELSE ---->T
28AC - ODYSSEYS <---T (s — yes, Syd o)*
10A - TI odds from Trip ; Mother - MUM ; work-OP - OPTIMUM
2D - saunter- NATURES*
3D - say - (EG + NAIR)* = REGAIN
Instead of 4dn, a repetiton
ReplyDelete12 ac
RERUN:repeat show
On: RE
(urn)* : RUN
Instead of 18 dn, a repetiton,
22 dn
CACTUS: it is in the desert
C(many) ACT(perform) US( hearty lust)
1dn
ReplyDeleteReportedly eyes: III
IIICODES to break: anagram is
IDIOCIES : follies
1d Anno to be shown as {I+I+I+CODES}*
DeleteFirst time I am coming across 3 times for repeatedly. Normally it is twice. How to determine 2,3,4...only depending on tbe enu?
DeleteIt is reportedly I's not repeatedly.
DeletePlural could mean any number. For me three worked
7a. Admire almost gives admiral officer.8d. ermine derived from determinedly. 16d. Madman is hatter. Aboard ship is ss gives you shatters.
ReplyDelete24a. Students take it is test. Amen worshippers say at the end. Before t sums up testament.
Anno for 7A is incorrect
Delete7d Admiral ...admir(al)
ReplyDelete14ac ESTIMABLE est is is in french
a(mable)
Orthopaul please submit 5 answers in a single comment
DeleteMy fifth one. 20d. Poetry is verse. In old english (oe) gives you oversee, which is being responsible.
ReplyDelete14A. {EST}{I}{MABLE}
ReplyDelete17A. TRIPTYCHS {THIS CRYPT}*
19A. COSH: {OS} in {CH}
24A. {TEST}{AMEN}{T}
8D. det{ERMINE}DLY
8D. det{ERMINE}dly
DeleteIs Mabel girl's name or Mable?
ReplyDeleteIs Mabel girl's name or Mable?
ReplyDeleteI think Mabel is correct
DeleteMable and Mabel are both given names for a girl though Mabel is more common. Both have the same meaning 'lovable'
Delete17ac TRIPTYCHS combined anagram of this crypt
ReplyDelete27ac ELDEST CD
8dn ERMINE det(ermine)dly
17 a triptychs from anagram of this crypt
ReplyDeleteInstead of 17ac already posted
ReplyDelete20dn.OVERSEE verse is poetry OE Is old English O(VERSE)E
16 d shatters ship ss, mad man hatter, s (hatter)s
ReplyDelete27 a eldest
15 d specious, short detail spec, debt notices ious
21 bee, let beetle another insect
DeleteBEE and LET is BEELET?
DeleteI love Gridman
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ReplyDeleteWhat is sports venue?
Deletepaddy I too eagerly to know about sports venue....
DeleteAnswer deleted as there are no annotations
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ReplyDeleteDeleted as annotations not given
DeleteNo point in giri g without annos
ReplyDelete5ac
ReplyDeleteAlmost fresh ne(w)
Collections at the entrance is GATE collection
Negate
Last one to be solved 25A
ReplyDeleteCol.sir, Reg.11a. i was struggled to get the word "Vore". need a small space between (over)(turn). how to take the anagram only on 'over' as it combined with 2 words i.e(overturn)
ReplyDeletevehicle-CAR ; new-N ; one-I. It's quite difficult to think the word 'over' turned on it.
Such annotations will come to you with practice.
Delete25a TEA(ROO)M; Jumper= Roo, side= team
ReplyDelete9.ac. I + regent= Intege
ReplyDelete10.ac. OP + ti + mum= optimum
27.ac. eldest
28.ac. odysseys o from officially,syd in reverse and seys in reverse
4DN Nervous system from surveys,sen,tom
Better way to explain Odysseys is that it is a reverse hidden word
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ReplyDeleteDeleted as no annotation given
DeleteRe:Tail piece:what a heart stopping escapade(escape)!
ReplyDelete🙏🙏
DeleteI got the significance of last two words in Vasnt's post after I read the tale.
ReplyDeleteToday Gridman was in top form. My favourite Testament.
ReplyDeleteFor a classic setter who rarely uses libertarian clues, two elissions in one puzzle was surprising.
🤣
ReplyDeleteTwo elisions? You mean lift and separate as in inside (in side) and overturn (over turn)?
ReplyDeleteYes Sir.
DeleteToday's grid was too good. The anagrams were so nicely clued. Clue testament was indeed that.
ReplyDeleteOverturn was clever.
Like a new movie release
ReplyDeleteWar suspense and sleaze
Of mis(s)adventure risky
Relating it a tad risque!
An entertaining tale piece
👌🏼👍
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