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A = ACE, Whisky = W, About = C, Century = C, Old = O, Unknown = X, Record = EP(Extended Play), I = EGO
ACROSS
1 Policeman tears author’s printed material (4,4) HARD COPY {HARD{COP}Y}
5 A help sent back for laziness (6) ACEDIA {ACE}{AID<=}
9 It cools the car as one goes through melting tar road (8) RADIATOR {1} in {TAR+ROAD}*
10 Mature team drinking whiskey (4,2) GROW UP {GRO{W}UP}
12 About to cut rent in Tamil Nadu town’s terminal (9) ELECTRODE {LE{C}T} in {ERODE}
13 Lass exercising before a dip (5) SALSA {LASS*}{A}
14 Vomited a jam sandwich, turning green (4) JADE [T<=]
16 Harry oddly pets Asian snakes (7) TAIPANS {PeTs+ASIAN}*
19 Paternal grandmother’s injected with primarily life-giving body fluids (7) PLASMAS {Li...n} in {PA'S MA'S}
21 Has topless dresses (4) OWNSgOWNS
24 Finishes scoring century, but suffers defeat (5) LOSEScLOSES
25 Cycles replacing trains too (9) ROTATIONS*
27 Post I made about a local dialect (6) PATOIS {POST+I}* over {A}
28 Will bathe freshly when receiving that Parisian (8) BEQUEATH {BE{QUE}ATH*}
29 Asian country full of old farmers (6) YEOMEN {YE{O}MEN}
30 How to clue for “Arts and Elvis”, say (4,4) ROCK STAR {ARTS}* [RA]
DOWN
1 Infection of sick sheep fed with herbs essentially (6) HERPES {HE{heRbs}PES*}
2 More embarrassed either way (6) REDDER <=>
3 Money paid to hire a taxi (5) COAST {CO{A}ST}
4 Demonstrate how to hold fine needle (7) PROVOKE {PROV{OK}E}
6 Religious person travelling in this car (9) CHRISTIAN*
7 Old man hides private diary — not good to save on computer (8) DOWNLOAD {D{OWN}{LOg}AD}
8 Judge reviewed papers about a trial, essentially (8) APPRAISE {APPR{A}{trIal}SE*}
11 Unknown entity hacks the web later (4) NEXT {NE{X}T}
15 Crimea — it’s struggling to get peace (9) ARMISTICE*
17 Fit one will shortly break records regularly, say (8) EPILEPSY {EP}{I'Ll}{EP}{SaY}
18 Chap sounding higher than usual? (8) FALSETTO [CD]
20 Either of two neighbouring characters could be kind (4) SORT {S or T}
21 Heading off for 30 days, I could be very busy (2,3,2) ON THE GO {mONTH}{EGO}
22 Vehicle overturned, carrying Australian composer (6) MOZART {M{OZ}ART<=}
23 Artist cheers wildly (6) ESCHER*
26 Lorry traffic (5) TRUCK [DD]
Reference List1 Policeman tears author’s printed material (4,4) HARD COPY {HARD{COP}Y}
5 A help sent back for laziness (6) ACEDIA {ACE}{AID<=}
9 It cools the car as one goes through melting tar road (8) RADIATOR {1} in {TAR+ROAD}*
10 Mature team drinking whiskey (4,2) GROW UP {GRO{W}UP}
12 About to cut rent in Tamil Nadu town’s terminal (9) ELECTRODE {LE{C}T} in {ERODE}
13 Lass exercising before a dip (5) SALSA {LASS*}{A}
14 Vomited a jam sandwich, turning green (4) JADE [T<=]
16 Harry oddly pets Asian snakes (7) TAIPANS {P
21 Has topless dresses (4) OWNS
24 Finishes scoring century, but suffers defeat (5) LOSES
25 Cycles replacing trains too (9) ROTATIONS*
27 Post I made about a local dialect (6) PATOIS {POST+I}* over {A}
28 Will bathe freshly when receiving that Parisian (8) BEQUEATH {BE{QUE}ATH*}
29 Asian country full of old farmers (6) YEOMEN {YE{O}MEN}
30 How to clue for “Arts and Elvis”, say (4,4) ROCK STAR {ARTS}* [RA]
DOWN
1 Infection of sick sheep fed with herbs essentially (6) HERPES {HE{
2 More embarrassed either way (6) REDDER <=>
3 Money paid to hire a taxi (5) COAST {CO{A}ST}
4 Demonstrate how to hold fine needle (7) PROVOKE {PROV{OK}E}
6 Religious person travelling in this car (9) CHRISTIAN*
7 Old man hides private diary — not good to save on computer (8) DOWNLOAD {D{OWN}{LO
8 Judge reviewed papers about a trial, essentially (8) APPRAISE {APPR{A}{
11 Unknown entity hacks the web later (4) NEXT {NE{X}T}
15 Crimea — it’s struggling to get peace (9) ARMISTICE*
17 Fit one will shortly break records regularly, say (8) EPILEPSY {EP}{I'L
18 Chap sounding higher than usual? (8) FALSETTO [CD]
20 Either of two neighbouring characters could be kind (4) SORT {S or T}
21 Heading off for 30 days, I could be very busy (2,3,2) ON THE GO {
22 Vehicle overturned, carrying Australian composer (6) MOZART {M{OZ}ART<=}
23 Artist cheers wildly (6) ESCHER*
26 Lorry traffic (5) TRUCK [DD]
A = ACE, Whisky = W, About = C, Century = C, Old = O, Unknown = X, Record = EP(Extended Play), I = EGO
1ac
ReplyDeleteHARD COPY: printed material
Hardy: author
Cop: policeman
HARD(COP)Y: tears indicates cop goes inside Hardy
10ac
GROW UP: mature
Group: team
W: whiskey
Drinks is containment ind.
GRO(W)UP
21ac
OWNS: has
Gowns(dresses)-g(topless
25ac
ROTATIONS: cycles:( trains too)*
CHRISTIAN: religious person
(In this car)*
15 d Armistice-Crimeaits*.
ReplyDelete1 d Herpes.Sheep(r)*.Infection.
21 d On the go-busy.(m)-onth+ego-I.
20 d sort-kind.Either-or.neighbouring characters.ST.s(or)t.
25 ac Rotations-cycles.Trainstoo*.
12ac electrode e le(c)t rode
ReplyDelete24ac loses (closes-c)
21dn on the go (m)onth ego
14ac jade (reverse T)
21ac owns. (g) owns
Compensating for 25 a.9 ac Radiator.tar road(i)*
ReplyDeleteAnno is incorrect
Deleteone-i in tar road.itarroad*.
DeleteAnno to be shown as {1} in {TAR+ROAD}*
DeleteCompensating for 21dn
ReplyDelete5ac acedia. Ace(one) dia(aid)
compensating for 21ac
ReplyDelete7dn download d(own) (log-g) ad
28ac BEQUEATH . {EQE} in {BATHE}*
ReplyDelete9ac RADIATOR. {I} in {TAR ROAD}*
2dn REDDER . palindrome
13 ac SALSA . {LASS}* {A}
23dn ESCHER . {CHEERS} Dutch artist Maurits C. Escher (1898-1972)
28A Anno is incorrect
Delete5A ACEDIA , A=ACE AID<=Help
ReplyDelete9A RADIATOR {TAR ROAD+I}*
19A PLASMAS ,paternal Gr Mother’s = Pas mas,primarily (L)ife {P(L)AS MAS}*
6D CHRISTIAN {IN THIS CAR}*
ARMISTICE {CRIMEA ITS}*
9A is not a total anagram
Delete15D ARMISTICE
ReplyDeleteYet to be solved
ReplyDeleteAcross - 16, 27, 28, 29, 30
Down - 3, 4, 8, 11, 17, 18, 22, 26
8D APPRIASE [PAPERS + A + I ]*
ReplyDelete22D MOZART [TRAM <- + OZ]
26D TRUCK [DD]
Anno for 8D is incomplete
DeleteAnno for 22D will lead to MARTOZ
29A {YE{O}MEN}; farmers
ReplyDelete30A ROCK STAR ARTS*(RA)
11D NEXT; later {N{X}ET}
22D MOZART; OZ in TRAM <=
26D TRUCK (DD)
Compensating for repeats
ReplyDelete4D PROVOKE; needle; {PROV{OK}E}
16A TAIPANS {PeTs ASIAN}*
27A PATOIS ; dialet {POST I}* over A
apologies exceeding the quota. Was a mistake
Delete28ac Amended:
ReplyDelete28ac BEQUEATH . {QUE} in {BATHE}*
3D {CO{A}ST} COAST is taxi(ing)
ReplyDelete4D PROVOKE {PROV{OK}E} is Needle
COAST is TAXI, no ing required
Delete21.ac.owns. Gowns - g
ReplyDelete25.rotations. Trains too ( anagram)
15dn. Armistice Crimea it's (anagram )
20.dn.sort either of=or s,t, neighboring letters
26.dn truck (dd)
Yet to be solved-
ReplyDeleteAc.- 29,30
Dn- 16,17
Thank you KrisKross for a delightful offering. Had a great time solving it.
ReplyDelete17Dn EPILEPSY - {EP(1)L(E)PS(Y)}
ReplyDelete18Dn FALSETTO (CD)
I parsed 17D as {EP}{I'L}{EP}{SaY}
DeleteJacob as it is you have exceeded your quota. Please let the original commenter correct his annotation or let someone else do it.
Delete30A ROCK STAR From Elvis Presley
ReplyDelete(Arts)*=star
11A - Unknown - X ; web-Net ...Ne(x)t
ReplyDelete26D...Truck- DD
16A - PeTs...oddly ; PT + Asian ...TAIPANS*
27A - Post+I; About-O ....Post I O* ...PATOIS
21A - (-g)OWNS ....OWNS
29A yeomen = gentlemen farmers
ReplyDeleteAsian country Yemen
Contains(O)ld
21d
ReplyDeleteMonth- ego
Removing M
Onthego
On the go
30 a Rock Star
ReplyDelete29 bequeath bathe and que that in French
Annotation for 30A?
Deleteas per your Anno the answer is BATHEQUE
24 finishes scoring ~c~ loses
ReplyDelete8D has not been annotated correctly
ReplyDelete21d - I - ego
ReplyDelete8D APPRAISE {PAPERS(A)(I)}* triAl essentially
ReplyDeleteIncorrect
DeleteExcellent puzzle, KrisKross! Thank you.
ReplyDelete22D. Mozart was Austrian, not Australian as mentioned in the clue.
ReplyDeleteThe clue doesn't say Mozart was Australian.The definition is 'composer' only. To solve the clue we need 'oz' in reversed tram tram 'oz' is Australian.
ReplyDeleteThus the reversed tram carrying Australian is the composer.
Thank you. - VDS Prasad
DeleteCol,
ReplyDeletePangram label missing?
Lovely puzzle yesterday. Needle my favourite. Many great clues, but I started very late in the evening could not complete. Nice to read the blog
ReplyDeleteApt that Ramki signed of as "rock star" at the end. He is...
ReplyDelete