Sunday, 6 June 2021

Special, Sunday 06 Jun 2021, Ajji

Lockdown Day 39 of 47 Stay Safe at home

Three answers per commenter till 6 PM (Annotations compulsory) 
Please submit all your answers in one comment.  

(COMMENTS ENTERED WITH LESS THAN THREE ANSWERS/ANNOTATIONS WILL BE DELETED WITHOUT NOTICE, UNLESS THE COMMENTER SPECIFIES THAT IT IS A COMPENSATION FOR A REPEAT)

AJJI 3

By Ajji
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Exolve Print Notes Jotter Ⓒ Ajji & THCC

Across
1Settlement : end of liability (6)
4Setter meets mother and friends in regions ruled by Muslim religious heads (8)
9Go to the North East entrance to nullify the effects (6)
10The Learned journalists have between them a posh pet (8)
12The panderer and the novice trap the bird between them for a flower (9)
13The setter cheats those worthy of veneration (5)
14Boredom is nakedly authentic, clumsy (5)
16The distinctive badge is a constituent piece in disorder with direction reversed internally (6)
19The gold accord is an unpleasant experience (6)
21When the stranger is touched by the bristles of a corn, he inhales deeply with a wide open mouth (5)
24A measure to show that the preparations are on for some event (5)
25e - brokers (9)
27The chief support of a system is at the back (8)
28The inexpensive fish food resembling expensive seafood (6)
29A small edible sea fish strangely becomes a family of spiders (8)
30One boy has the drive to produce an equiangular geometric figure (6)

Down
1Ornamental cloths are hung above the boats carrying tailless pig (8)
2The Inspector General is in mourning over the fibrous tissue connecting the bones (8)
3Wrongly bury the salt (5)
5Almost never loses head and is excited to for advertisement (5)
6English army inch around for equipment (9)
7The military show also includes an abstainer (6)
8A person who derives pleasure by bringing unhappiness to others is himself unhappy first (6)
11A doubtful assent about new for a side channel of a river (4)
15The testy reflect the heart of Mira on board (9)
17The aim of dieting becomes a water sport when loss turns into win (8)
18A cousin, new, nervous goes to the capital city.(8)
20The boy with a monkey tail is a classy woman (4)
22The African country has Italian aunt going round a bad business degree (6)
23Express your impatience in a state of India and exclaim, “I have got you!” (6)
25Setter’s daughter excavated (5)
26Praises the American boy in a mix-up (5)

Enjoy.

69 comments:

  1. 25A MINE D
    26A LAUDS; US+LAD*
    22 ZAMBIA ZIA in MBA*

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  2. 10a: EDUCATED {ED}{U}{CAT}{ED}
    13A: ICONS {I}{CONS}
    8D: SADIST {SAD}{IST}

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  4. 3dn nitre (inter) *
    8dn sadist (sad) (ist)
    20dn lady lad (monks) y

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  5. 4A I MA MATES
    6d MACHINERY E ARMY INCH*
    7d T(A TT)OO

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  6. Compensation for 3dn
    2dn ligament l(ig)ament

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  7. 2D - LIGAMENT - IG in LAMENT (mourn)
    22D - ZAMBIA - Italian for aunt (ZIA) Business degree - MBA
    25D - MINED (MINE + D)

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  8. 17d.SWIMMING.. S(-l+w)imming
    9ac. NEGATE.. N(orth) E(ast) gate
    6d. MACHINERY..E(ngland) in (army inch)*

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  9. 25A MIDDLEMEN, Brokers
    E is middle of mEn

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  10. 19A ORDEAL
    Or=Gold
    Deal=accord

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  11. 30A ISOGON
    I=ONE
    SON=boy
    Go=drive
    I So(go)n

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  12. 1A COLONY COLON + (-liabilt)Y

    1D CANOPIES CANO{PI(-g)}ES

    12A PIMPERNEL PIMP{ERNE}L

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    1. Thanks Doctor for considering my grid for participation and of course for solving.

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    2. Thanks AJ for the entertainment! :)

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  13. I give the miss for the other 2.

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  14. Replacement for 9ac
    27ac. BACKBONE dd

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  16. Replacement for 6d
    25ac. MIDDLEMEN..CD

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  17. 6D MACHINERY, Engish{(E)+ARMY INCH}*
    18D ASUNCION{A COUSIN N}*=capital city
    26D LAUDS ,(LAD+US)*=praises

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  18. Replacement for 25ac
    15d. IRRITABLE.. m(ir)a ri table..from board
    Means..testy

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  19. Cdr. Ganapathi (cdrgani29)
    9A NEGATE NE for northeast GATE for entrance
    8D SADIST whole clue means sadist starting with or beginning SAD
    2D LIGAMENT IG for insp. gl.over means covers Lament for mourning
    interesting clues all over!

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  20. Cdr Gani
    4A IMAMATES I found it late. An Excellent Clue indeed!

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  21. 7D- tattoo- military show; also- too; an abstainer- a teetotaller (tt); t(att)oo;

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  22. Please solve the grid set by me & Debasmita basu published on 1Across. Here is the link :
    https://www.1across.org/2021/06/06/naw/

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  23. too many indirects for my liking. the directs are nice.

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    1. Thank you for the comment Sree_Stee. Didn’t realise while clueing.

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  24. The remaining ones are
    21ac, 28ac . 29ac and 11dn.
    Annotation pending for 14ac, 16ac and 5dn.

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    1. Sorry my bad

      15D - testy - IRRITABLE, M(ir)a board-table

      14A boredom - ENNUI, Authentic - G(ENUIN)E, anagram

      16A - EMBLEM, constituent part - member (change direction R-L)

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  25. Thanks for the special. Awesome clues for me were 1A (innovative use of punctuation as fodder) and 12A. Some clues were indirect and a couple of triple unches 16A and 19A are noticed.

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    1. Thank you sir for you detailed comments. I think I have yet to learn a lot in setting.

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  26. 16A EMBLEM (MEMBEr -r +L)*
    21A YAWNS: Y + AWNS

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  27. 28ac, 29ac, 11dn. remain.
    Annotation for 5dn also remains

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  28. 29A- Araneids- A(Sardine)*
    Had to google this one. Arachnids are more common. But since it did not fit,I had to search. Then Aha! for sardines.

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    1. Sorry. You have annotated. It was my oversight.
      Thank you sir!

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  29. Thank you AJ for an interesting Sunday morning.

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  30. 11D- SNYE- (YESN)*.Another rare word.
    Or should it be written as (S(N)YE)* Anyway,it is an anagram of 'Yes' (doubtful) around N.
    My 3rd

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  31. A request to AJ. Mr. sounds odd. No need. We are close knit and need no formalities.

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  32. Solution for 28ac and annotation for 5dn remain.

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  33. 5d Almost never - SELDOM- Loses head ELDOM - excited/jumbled - MODEL (for adevrtisement)

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  34. Thank you very much Sathia. Solved well and brought the process to an end

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  35. I thank all the solvers for setting aside some time for my grid. Thanks to novice and sree_sree for their remarks which will make me more watchful in setting.
    My special thanks to the colonel for accommodating my grid in the blog.

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  36. Thanks for the special AJ. Please avoid indirect anagrams in future

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  37. AJ - thank u for an enjoyable but tough grid. Got all except SURIMI (didnt know this)in under 50 minutes. Many clues were nrain teasers. 😊

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  38. I am glad that you could make it Gowri. I am myself not very happy about surimi. After sending the grid, I felt I could have clued it differently.
    Thank you Gowri for finding time for the grid.

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  39. Respected AJ, Missed your Grid. Exigencies at site work. read all threads. 6,9,26 are my favorite. 12a, Have a nice day.

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