Solution to 13A has been deliberately left unsolved and is to be answered only by a non-regular/novice commenter, with proper annotation. Those who have answered earlier in the week, please give others a chance.
Reference List
Fellow = F, Oriental = E, King = K, About = C, Head Office = HO, Company = CO, New = N, Time = T, Girl = G, Chic = IN, Women = W, Boy = B, Again = RE
ACROSS
1 Badly wearing shoes every day, head of academy set out (8) SHODDILY {SHOD}{DaILY}
5 Two fellows follow company device to end a session (3,3) LOG OFF {LOGO}{F}{F}
10 Team’s regret about Oriental criticism being withdrawn (7) RETINUE {R{E}{NIT<=}UE}
11 One hounding is more hirsute, we are told (7) HARRIER (~hairier)
12 Father's destroying spam, it’s plain (6) PAMPAS {PA}{SPAM*}
13 Creamy food’s cut down — a king gets a dish from Greece (8)?O?S?A?A (Addendum - MOUSSAKA {MOUSSe}{A}{K}{A} - See comments)
15 Peon started hiding for long stretches of time (4) EONS [T]
16 Speechless as language edit is horrific (6-4) TONGUE-TIED {TONGUE}{EDIT*}
18 It fights the anti-social acts of arsonists (4,6) FIRE ENGINE [CD]
20 About to leave crowd in haste (4) RUSHcRUSH
23 Piteously morbid about head office’s shape (8) RHOMBOID {R{HO}MBOID*}
24 A company is involved in study of church official (6) DEACON {DE{A}{CO}N}
26 Slowly with a new and old Italian poet (7) ANDANTE {A}{N}{DANTE}
27 Admit I’m panic-stricken, carrying instruments (7) TIMPANI [T]
28 Hound and almost injure donkey (6) HARASS {HARm}{ASS}
29 Obtain bite, and, having no time, get back to Canadian city (8) WINNIPEG {WIN}{NIP}{GEt<=}
DOWN
1 Having no money, manage — do crafts, perhaps (8,3,4) STRAPPED FOR CASH*
2 Tot flown to country seat (7) OTTOMAN {TOT*}{OMAN}
3 Study short story of a canine, perhaps (6) DENTAL {DEN}{TALe}
4 Misrepresented a German song (4) LIED [DD]
6 See gross, crazy hideous females (8) OGRESSES*
7 One girl goes into Maori display of paper-folding (7) ORIGAMI {OR{1}{G}AMI*}
8 In favour of child, the short chic raja is progressive (7-8) FORWARD-THINKING {FOR}{WARD}{THe}{IN}{KING}
9 Pressing article about injustice women abandoned (9) THRONGING {TH{wRONG}ING}
14 Pine for return of fiend to be permanent (4-5) LONG-LIVED {LONG}{DEVIL<=}
17 Entanglements from primarily egregious boys in the sides (8) WEBBINGS {W{Eg...s}{B}{B}INGS}
19 Request again and again for alternative red uprising (7) REORDER {RE}{OR}{RED<=}
21 Relative has no Oriental snake to release (7) UNCLASP {UNCLe}{ASP}
22 European gets two equal sections of stable interchanged (6) GERMAN MAN<=>GER
25 Premiere extra time uncle invested in case (4) ETUI Acrostic
1 Badly wearing shoes every day, head of academy set out (8) SHODDILY {SHOD}{D
5 Two fellows follow company device to end a session (3,3) LOG OFF {LOGO}{F}{F}
10 Team’s regret about Oriental criticism being withdrawn (7) RETINUE {R{E}{NIT<=}UE}
11 One hounding is more hirsute, we are told (7) HARRIER (~hairier)
12 Father's destroying spam, it’s plain (6) PAMPAS {PA}{SPAM*}
13 Creamy food’s cut down — a king gets a dish from Greece (8)
15 Peon started hiding for long stretches of time (4) EONS [T]
16 Speechless as language edit is horrific (6-4) TONGUE-TIED {TONGUE}{EDIT*}
18 It fights the anti-social acts of arsonists (4,6) FIRE ENGINE [CD]
20 About to leave crowd in haste (4) RUSH
23 Piteously morbid about head office’s shape (8) RHOMBOID {R{HO}MBOID*}
24 A company is involved in study of church official (6) DEACON {DE{A}{CO}N}
26 Slowly with a new and old Italian poet (7) ANDANTE {A}{N}{DANTE}
27 Admit I’m panic-stricken, carrying instruments (7) TIMPANI [T]
28 Hound and almost injure donkey (6) HARASS {HAR
29 Obtain bite, and, having no time, get back to Canadian city (8) WINNIPEG {WIN}{NIP}{GE
DOWN
1 Having no money, manage — do crafts, perhaps (8,3,4) STRAPPED FOR CASH*
2 Tot flown to country seat (7) OTTOMAN {TOT*}{OMAN}
3 Study short story of a canine, perhaps (6) DENTAL {DEN}{TAL
4 Misrepresented a German song (4) LIED [DD]
6 See gross, crazy hideous females (8) OGRESSES*
7 One girl goes into Maori display of paper-folding (7) ORIGAMI {OR{1}{G}AMI*}
8 In favour of child, the short chic raja is progressive (7-8) FORWARD-THINKING {FOR}{WARD}{TH
9 Pressing article about injustice women abandoned (9) THRONGING {TH{
14 Pine for return of fiend to be permanent (4-5) LONG-LIVED {LONG}{DEVIL<=}
17 Entanglements from primarily egregious boys in the sides (8) WEBBINGS {W{E
19 Request again and again for alternative red uprising (7) REORDER {RE}{OR}{RED<=}
21 Relative has no Oriental snake to release (7) UNCLASP {UNCL
22 European gets two equal sections of stable interchanged (6) GERMAN MAN<=>GER
25 Premiere extra time uncle invested in case (4) ETUI Acrostic
Fellow = F, Oriental = E, King = K, About = C, Head Office = HO, Company = CO, New = N, Time = T, Girl = G, Chic = IN, Women = W, Boy = B, Again = RE
GRID
(Same as yesterday)
Once again IA version spoiling the fun of Gridman's artful serving.
ReplyDelete1a and 5a didn't have enu's.
10a didn't have the def. ("Team's" missing from clue)
13A MOUSSAKA {MOUSSE-E) A King A,
ReplyDeleteMousse is the cream
Mousse is 'Creamy food' not just Cream
DeleteI read that it's a Greek dish and the creamy food use to serve for King. I too misunderstood that it's a cream. After your post I read that it's a creamy food. Thans for the challenging puzzle.
DeleteThank you Col Gopinath with the meaning.
DeleteKing-K, Mouss(A)(K)a
ReplyDeleteMoussaka
@ col. The word 'cut down' denotes the deletion of 'e' in mousse. Is it so???
ReplyDeleteCut down:shorten(ed).
DeleteI could not follow 'two equal sections of stable'. Any clarification?
ReplyDeleteIs manger a food trough in a stable or stable itself?
Stable = manger. Two equal sections are man,ger. The whole section are interchanged.manger to german.
ReplyDeleteAs to manger vs stable, I don't rem the date but we already had a discussion in recent past.
Hypatia11 March 2020 at 16:48
ReplyDeleteHere is the reference from Thesaurus.com where it is listed as a synonym. I believe that originally the "manger" was just a ledge/extension within a stable or a stall where the fodder was kept. It has since become more common as a fodder box
Thank you Prasad. I also remembered about the discussion but neither had the details nor could search so fast like you did.
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