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ACROSS
1 Boy lover’s primarily defective command that cannot be obeyed (3,5) BAD ORDER {B}{ADOR{D}ER}
5 Go to sort out mixed-up socks (6) REPAIR [C&DD]
9 Too well established on place (7) OVERSET {OVER}{SET}
10 Coax daughter in revolution to end game (7) WHEEDLE {WHEE{D}L}{gamE}
12 Brief section of winter setting (5) TERSE [T]
13 First start, then finish and transmit (4) SEND {St..t}{END}
14 Scheming chap’s beginning to recommend chaps’ model paper (9) PARCHMENT {CHAP+Re...d}*{MEN}{T}
17 Logic a heavy drinker won’t like, apparently (9) RATIONALE {RATION}{ALE}
19 Reject short needle (4) SPUR SPURn
27 Agreement calls for celebration by party at last (6) TREATY {TREAT}{p..tY}
28 I had oldies pampered over and held dear (8) IDOLISED {I'D}{OLDIES*}
DOWN
1 What policemen might do in a furniture showroom (4,4) BOOK CASE [DD]
2 Yearn to have a drink and fade away (3,4) DIE DOWN {DIE}{DOWN}
3 Among others, one's up to oppose (6) RESIST {RE{1'S<=}ST}
4 Such a person can indeed be amused by a show (13) ENTERTAINABLE {ENTERTAIN}{ABLE} Semi&lit
6 Sprinting contest I’m beginning to explore (8) EVENTIME {EVENT}{I'M}{Ex...e}
10 We will be calm — such specimens are sure to be in a good museum (4-9) WELL-COLLECTED {WE'LL}{COLLECTED}
15 Eliminated with one dope administered just regularly (5,3) WIPED OUT {W}{1}{DOPE*}{jUsT}
16 French denizen (not new) is excited, wildly excited (8) FRENZIED {FR}{DENIZEn}*
18 A piece of advice by the French teacher (7) APOSTLE {A}{POST}{LE}
20 Urges newspapers (7) PRESSES [DD]
21 I am left with what’s brought in (6) IMPORT {I'M}{PORT}
Reference List
Boy = B, Daughter = D, Saint = ST, Right = R, Model = T, Old = O, With = W, New = N, The in French = LE
11a- CLOISTRAL* - i-I;right-RT;saint-S ; local
ReplyDelete13a- SEND - S-start;Finish-End
3d - RES(I)(S)T - one's-I,S
9a- OVERSET - established-EST* ; on-OVER
1d- BOOK CASE - furniture-CASE ; DO-duty of police record in reister
11A is not a total anagram
Delete9a and 1D Anno is incorrect
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ReplyDeleteDeleted as no annotation given, nor name is mentioned
DeleteA very good puzzle. 11ac, 17ac, 26ac, 1d, 10d, 8d and 20d are my favourites.
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Delete14A pa(r)ch men t = parchment = paper
ReplyDelete10A whee(d)l e = wheedle = coax
17A ration ale = logic
16D fr enzied (no n in denizen anagram) = excited.
16D French = Fr, denizen not new = denize, excited as anagram indicator = frenzied = excited.
ReplyDelete20D urges = presses = newspapers DD
28A I had = I'd + oldies, pampered over = anagram indicator, idolised = held dear
19A Reject = spurn, short spurn-n = spur = needle
12A brief = terse telescopic, win(ter se)tting
10 a. WHEEDLE = coax. (D+WHEEL+E)*
ReplyDeletedaughter = D
revolution = WHEEL
end game = E
12.a TERSE - brief (winTER SEction)
19.a SPUR - needle. (Reject short = SPURn - n )
23 a. MOOSE - ANIMAL (some+o)*
27 a. TREATY - agreement. (Celebration = treat + partY)
21 d. IMPORT - Brought in ( IM + PORT - left side of ship)
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ReplyDelete10d. WELL PRESERVED..we'll p(reserved)
I6d. FRENZIED..F(rench) (denizen)*
27ac TREATY..treat (part)y
28ac. IDOLISED..I'd oldies*
12ac. TERSE..winTER SEtting..T
10D is incorrect
Delete24A - Beech Fern - Anagram (Been + Chef + R)
ReplyDelete22D - Bhopal - B(y) HOP(e) AL(l)
24A is not a total anagram
Deletereplacement for 10 a and 19a
ReplyDelete26 a. TAPASVI - sage (Quick redound PAT <-; + VISA)*
20 a. PRESSES
read 20 d. instead of 20 a.
ReplyDeleteCan't do 5A and 8D. Gridman always entertains. Great stuff.
ReplyDelete5A REPAIR - Go to. RE-PAIR sort out a mixed up pair of socks
Delete8D REEKED - Sounds like Rigged- did ?
15d wiped out . W (with) I (one) anagram of dope and ut from regularly just
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DeleteAnno for 4D is incorrect
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Delete6D EVENTIME = (sprinting (time)) ; EVENT =(CONTEST); +IM + E (xplore)
ReplyDelete7D ANDIRON = firedog; (AN(DI)(R)( - from right) (O) (-from of) N)
15D WIPED OUT;
W(ith)
I(one)
EDPO = dope*
UT = just - js
PEDO=dope*
DeleteReplacement for 15D as already solved.
ReplyDelete25A OUTCOME.
INIGO left the middle = IN GO.
totally opposite of in go = outcome
Nice solve!
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Delete6d Contest EVENT IM E xplore EVENTIME
ReplyDelete9ac : OVERSET (OVER = on)(SET = place)
ReplyDelete2d. DIE DOWN : fade away
ReplyDeleteDie: be eager for something, yearn
Down : consume especially drink
Annotation for 8d:
ReplyDeleteEven time is the running time of exactly 10 seconds for 100 yard dash or sprint
Yet to be solved
ReplyDeleteAcross - 1, 5, 23. 24
Down - 1, 8
3d.resist.
ReplyDeleteothers =rest
One's=I s.
Oppose=resist.
Slight tweak!
Delete1ac
ReplyDeleteB (boy) ADORER (lover) D( primarily defective
B AD OR (D) ER
BAD ORDER
Regular solvers 1 only!!!
Delete24A - BEECH FERN, Anagram of been+chef+R(ight)
ReplyDelete23A - MOOSE some+O from old
1D BOOK CASE, what police do and also something you buy in furniture stores
1D- book case; furniture showroom meaning book case; policemen book cases
ReplyDelete5A- repair; repair meaning go to someplace; sort out mixed up socks- re-pair
ReplyDelete8d REEKED hp of wrecked
ReplyDeleteRelook pls.
DeleteWreaked, I think.
DeleteNice grid. Good surfaces
ReplyDelete