ACROSS
1 Eat rice, get convoluted modern device (1-9) E-CIGARETTE*
6 Revolutionary plans to send annoying messages (4) SPAM <=
9 Advanced highly rated holding company (10) PRECOCIOUS {PRE{CO}CIOUS}
10 Measure that's used to exercise prisoners (4) YARD [DD]
11 Dish, bland, pig and duck purée (5,7) BLACK PUDDING* {BLAND+PIG+DUCK}*
15 Thin stole (7) PINCHED [DD]
16 Restroom mostly refreshed for Spanish performers (7) TOREROS RESTROO
19 Primarily, remote oceanic section, some skirting East Antarctica? (4,3) ROSS SEA Acrostic &lit
20 Nicholas II's preferred way to serve vodka? (5,7) WHITE RUSSIAN [DD]
23 Voice in maëlstrom regularly lost (4) ALTO
24 Styled á la Titian etc, for starters? (10) ITALIANATE {A+LA+TITIAN+E
25 Maëlstrom's exciting in East End (4) EDDY (~'eady)
26 Sculptor's King And His Victim Eating Duck (5,5) HENRY MOORE {HENRY}{MO{0}RE}
DOWN
1 Observe onset of flipping apocalypse (4) ESPY {
2 Part of bike, aluminium chain (4) IKEA [T]
3 Play with plaything? (1,5,5) A DOLLS HOUSE [DD]
4 Shown European, persuaded Tory to leave (7) EVINCED {E}{
5 Take trick before east voided and boast (7) TRUMPET {TRUMP}{E
7 Quiet deceiver concealing silver: is master revealing theft? (10) PLAGIARISM {P}{L{AG}IAR}{IS}{M}
8 Hot old oven on cliff somewhere in Africa (10) MADAGASCAR {MAD}{AGA}{SCAR}
13 Large creature and small creature's whitish, says Spooner (5,5) SPERM WHALE {S}{PERM WHALE}(~worm pale)
14 Tailored dean's suits by yourself (10) UNASSISTED*
18 Dash hurriedly with temperature dropping, dash to and fro (7) SHUTTLE S(Cold to Hot)HUTTLE
19 One standing on leaf? Tea leaf? (7) RUSTLER [DD] Cockney Rhyming slang Tea leaf/Thief(Rustler)
21 A month in Spain (and part of Ireland) (4) MAYO [DD]
22 Kelly's inheritance? (4) GENE [DD]
Reference List
Company = CO, Key = ESC, Duck = 0, European = E, Quiet = P, Master = M, Old oven = AGA. Small = S
18d since temperature is dropping I think it should be SCUTTLE
ReplyDeleteSureshgaru, how come we see your photo here and not in your messages @10.55 and 10.59?!
DeleteProfiles are also different. May be diff Google accounts
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ReplyDeleteI think Col's interpretation is correct.
DeleteTemperature dropping- can only be from Hot to Cold.
DeleteSo, it's Scuttle
I to had it as Scuttle but the everyman site is showing it as Shuttle
DeleteOh! Well The setter is the boss
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Delete13D- It has to be worm pale only,ignoring's. It cannot disappear in the Spooner version.
ReplyDeleteCorrected
DeleteQuiz on Google in Sunday magazine of TH is very interesting. Those who have access may look up.Seems Sept.27th is considered as Google's Birthday.
ReplyDelete12D. Because we know that Everyman is the setter we know that I has to be removed. But how does The Hindu expect all its solvers to know that. Maybe be they should show the name of Everyman on the CW
ReplyDeleteTrue.
DeleteThis is not a vakkalath for TH. But the website edition has the setter's name.It's not the same as what appears in the printed edition - meaning web Everyman is not in sync with print edition. On a Sunday you could solve two Everyman puzzles.
DeleteVakkalath brings me back old memories of my father's legal practice which was done in Tamil,but vakkalath was used freely.It must be of Hindi origin. They used to call a petition as 'Piradhu".
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