Saturday, 15 May 2021

No 13248, Saturday 15 May 2021, Neyartha

Lockdown Day 18 of 26 Stay Safe

Across

1 Doctor, asthmatic, inviting me back for a subject to study (11) MATHEMATICS {ASTHMATIC*} around {ME<=}
9 Branch of 1 Ac. in Brazil surrounded by aquatic organisms with a twisted tail (7) ALGEBRA {ALG(-a+E){BR}(+A-e)}
10 Mike replaces the gas in a mineral lump to make a modern 9 Ac. structure (6) MODULE {(-n+M)ODULE}
11 Removing the extra mailbox arrangement is a logical starting point (5) AXIOM {MAIlbOX*}
12 Structure in modern 9 Ac. with a decorative framework (7) LATTICE (DD)
15 Modern 9 Ac. structure to twist out of shape in audition (4) RING {~WRING}
16 Half of the worlds leading historians make the ambassador break up the crumbling empires (10) HEMISPHERE {Historian}{EMPIRES*} around {HE}
18 Crooked entries made up to confiscate the coop (10) SERPENTINE {ENTRIES*} around {PEN}
20 Firing evidence in pink? (4) SLIP (CD)
23 Leading researcher equips my old doctor’s excited landscaper to create new look (7) REMODEL (Acrostic)
24 Montenegro uprising contributing to a modern 9 Ac. structure (5) GROUP (T)
26 Champion bridge player replaces one creating space to make a modern 9 Ac. structure (6) VECTOR {V(-i+E)CTOR}
27 Fragment found by a Greek character going west to take in a sacred sound on an island (7) ATOMISE {ETA<=} around {OM}{IS}
28 An exceptional player and a student leave a floral arrangement in front of the pole with hesitation (11) GRANDMASTER {GaRlAND}{MAST}{ER} Anno thanks to Col.

Down

2 Records and blank books with sleeves (6) ALBUMS (DD)
3 One may get pulled in deception (4) HOAX (CD)
4 Graduates out to trap a male mollusc showing up with some warm-blooded vertebrates (10) MAMMALIANS {MA{M}MA}{SNAIL<=}
5 Daughter welcomed by a trainer’s command in retreat harbours regret over a flowering plant (4,4) TIDY TIPS {SIT<=} around {D}{PITY<=} Google to the rescue
6 Pattern involving a gangster and a small cup-shaped structure (7) CALYCLE {C{AL}YCLE} Once more
7 Sailor tucking into cereals cooked with a vegetable (9) CALABRESE {CEREALS*} around {AB} Yet again
8 North-bound Nair in pursuit of a dog needs no introduction to an European language (6) UGRIAN {pUG}{NAIR<=} One last time
13 Union leader removed wheat under the kitchen container to get to the instrument (10) KETTLEDRUM {KETTLE}{DuRUM}
14 Communist attack to get capsicum (3,6) RED PEPPER {RED}{PEPPER}
17 Generated a disguise to get Ben (8) BEGOTTEN {TO+GET+BEN*}
19 We hear a noisy argument over the reportedly expensive animal (3,4) ROE DEER {~ROW}{~ DEAR}
21 Brought up valueless approval to store oxygen taken in for a short visit (4,2) LOOK IN {NIL<=} around {O{O}K}
22 Refuse to recognise the campaign or endorse the selection (6) IGNORE (T)
25 Entry ticket to the health resorts making the first son move south (4) PASS {(-s)PAS(+S)}

Reference List

Brazil=Br, Mike=M, Gas=N(Nitrogen), The extra=Lb, Ambassador=HE, Bridge player=E, One=I, Greek character=Eta, Sacred sound=Om, Island=Is, Student=L, Hesitation=Er
Graduates=MA MA. Male=M, Daughter=D, Gangster=Al, Sailor=AB, Communist=Red, Approval=Ok, Oxygen=O

Colour/Font Scheme

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15 comments:

  1. As comicated as Modern Algebra!!

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  2. Glad blanks were only a few including the uneaten vsgetable.

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  3. THARA did not have a YEN for MATHEMATICS. In school ALGEBRA was a 'gabra'.

    She often gave the classes the SLIP.

    But one fine day she felt that she should not IGNORE the subject and let it PASS.

    To LOOK INTO the subject she joined the on-line course. Learnt the subject through several MODULES.

    Soon she became somewhat of a GRANDMASTER in VECTOR analysis.

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    1. Once again, I wish to salute you for your wordplay based on the clues+solutions in the crossword grid. Please accept my compliments...

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    2. CGB Sir, I couldn't solve this part of mathematics!

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  4. Weekend nicely experienced with 9ac. Neyartha grids are mathematical substitution. I thinks it's perfectly apt for our AJ mam. Maths Prof.

    Thanks for the nice grid.

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  5. Maths and algebra !!!How scary .What dreadful way to start a morning.Totally lost.Thomphil

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  6. As usual, badly erred while solving 14-D as RED CHILLY.
    So ultimately, had to rely on this blog to know the right answer... Thank you all...

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  7. Capsicum is commonly called pepper in U.S. Capsicum is really not chilly.

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