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25dn aid (raid-r)
ReplyDelete28dn otic (o) (tic)
29dn abet (a) (bet)
Thank you JA for initiating the solution
Delete9a: DIAL {LAID<--}
ReplyDelete26A: CATENAE {A+CANTEE(-N)}*
8D: OHM {HOM(-E)|*
Thank you Venkatesan.
Delete16D CHIAROSCURO anagaram of scour o(old) chair
ReplyDelete12D APE PA (father) << E (east(
8D OHM House = home incomplete is hom*
Is 8D indirect anagram?
compensating repeat of 8D
Delete33A BLUE CD of aristocratic or royal
1A AUTUMNAL EQUINOX AUTUMN+AL+EQUIN(-e)+OX
ReplyDelete2D UNIFICATION (IIA+FUNCTION)*
6D QUIVER DD
31d missing in the clue.
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DeleteYes. I owe an apology. I checked, rechecked many times. It escaped my eyes. Very sorry solvers. Very sorry Colonel.
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DeleteI filled it as AIR hence gone with the wind in lighter vein
DeleteIn fact, that was the originally intended word. I restrained myself from mentioning it because the error had been already noticed and it wouldn’ t be fair to give a word now. Anyway, thank you.
Delete13Ac NIB- (BIN Reversed)
ReplyDelete7Dn INCH - {IN}{CH}
19Ac URSA (CD)
Nib is the intended solution.
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ReplyDeleteNice puzzle! Loved the long ones.
ReplyDeleteThe Indirect anagram at 14A could have been avoided.
Thank you Ajji for the entertainment
+1 on all 3 counts
Delete8d indirect
DeleteThank you Vasant for the feedback
Delete32a ALIBI; BILIAry*
ReplyDelete14a ENLIVEN; NIL* in EVEN
27a PSI {P{S}I}
Thank you JB.
DeleteNice grid with some interesting grid entries.
ReplyDeleteA small feedback which I got too for one of my grids. Avoid clues with only middle letter checked. e.g. 13A, 17D. Am not an expert just passed on the feedback. Please take note as appropriate.
Yes 17d and 18d have both middle letter checkers. To boot both are CDs making them difficult to solve.
DeleteThank you for the feedback. I will take care of it in my future (?) grids.
DeleteWhat is 'Middle letter checker'?
DeleteNo need for a defensive ? about future grids! Expect many more. Loved the long ones. Quiver was cleverly done- I was thinking about rockets!
Delete@Paddy: Only one letter is "checked" i.e. only one letter crosses with other clues, the middle one.
Delete03dn : UGLI ~UGLY
ReplyDelete15Ac : ICE (MALICE - MAL)
29dn : ABET (A)(BET)
34a PROCRASTINATION Anagram of Satanic Portion and R
ReplyDelete20A STORES Storeys withoit Y
24D CANADA Can +Ada
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ReplyDeleteWhat has happened to Ram? He always was the first to post his answers on Sunday specials
ReplyDelete+1
DeleteThank you MB Sir.
DeleteCompensating 29dn
ReplyDelete05dn : LIQUIDS CD
4 dn Numinous.-l +n uminous.
ReplyDelete22 a B+eau.Eau-water.
10 a Ma qui-t.Maqui
Thank you Remy
Delete21A NO(R)WAY
ReplyDeleteNO WAY (under no circumstances)has R(ight)
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ReplyDelete30A DART (TRADE - E)<<--
ReplyDeleteGood clues I like 4Dn and 10Ac
ReplyDeleteThank you Mr. Rao
DeleteGood Mathenatical/astronomical offering in some clues/answers.
ReplyDeleteThank you AJJI JI.
The 3 lettered answers could be reduced in the construction of the grid to make it nice.
Thank you. It is something I myself felt after sending the grid. No 3 letter words for my future grids.
DeleteThe remaining ones are:
ReplyDeleteAcross. 11, 25
Down 17,18,21,23
23D lovely clue ELEGIST CD def by example
ReplyDeleteThank you Sir.
ReplyDelete11a ,= comma -m COMA
ReplyDelete18d THREE is a crowd they say.
21d NUTATION CD
Liked 25a, def is cryptic!
Thank you sree_sree, well solved. Thank you!
Delete11A COMA, ,=comma -m(mother)
ReplyDelete25A ANY article=an ,unknown = Y
Thank you Doctor, well solved.
ReplyDeleteOnly 17d remains.
ReplyDelete11ac. AN(Y)
ReplyDelete25ac. CO(M)MA
18ac. THREE.CD 3 is a crowd
Thank you Orthopaul
Delete17D- A nice DD- Prince harry/ Tom,Dick and harry!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much Mr. Padmanabhan for coming in to have the last word!
DeleteJust in time.
+1 Paddy.
DeleteBut I missed to note that it was not solved yet.
Well done, AJ. I liked this clue besides some more.
Keep it up.
Thank you KKR ji. It is quite encouraging.
DeleteGlad I was able to get one though late.
ReplyDeleteI must thank all the solvers for treating my grid as worthy of considering to crack. I am humbled.
ReplyDeleteMy big thanks to the Colonel for accommodating my grid in the blog.
Thank you Colonel.
Thanks for the special AJ. I don't know how 31D slipped my check also.
ReplyDeleteI've been busy settling into the new apartment so I haven't been monitoring the blog.
31d:Doesn't Exolve take care of that?
DeleteHi Viresh: Can Exolve warn of non clued lights?
It should have, maybe it didn't detect it as it was the last down clue
DeleteIt doesn't warn currently, but I'll add that as a feature very soon. Will also add a similar warning for the case when an enum does not match the light length.
DeleteGreat. Thanks Viresh.
DeleteI've added this feature now.
DeleteThank you very much Sir.
ReplyDeleteBesides what Novice has mentioned, consecutive unches as in 17D and 18D should be avoided in grid construction.
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DeleteOkay Sir, will take care.
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