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18A- Edition- E (Diction-C)- Publication Englsh=E, Speech= Diction, About= C 25D- Arg0- Cargo- C. Def. boat Consignment=Cargo, without first letter 27D- Cone= Figure Letter pick from Economics? I was wondering if (Economics- Comes) will work, but it does not.
Come on now, Prasad. You yourself agreed to this point on Jul 30. https://thehinducrosswordcorner.blogspot.com/2023/07/special-sunday-30-jul-2023-economizer.html
Sree Sree 30 July 2023 at 14:05 Indirect anagram is absolutely no-no in any cryptics. Standard abbreviation, not synonyms, leading to unambiguious abbr are accepted. Ambiguios single letters are tolerated. Like side could mean r/l/s etc. Otherwise the anagram fodder need to be plainly visible in the clue.
Unable to participate as my laptop not appearing grid & clues. I could see only comments. This happening only on Sunday's / special. will catch up next time.
VRS, it was a really nice grid with tight charades and challenging deletion clues. 21A was a good reversal-type clue. I'd made some notes on nitpicks but inadvertently deleted them. Overall a good puzzle using simple language to conceal cryptic devices, a grid which could give some THC setters competition.
17Ac EGO TRIP (T)
ReplyDelete15Dn VAPORISING - {V(-arious)A(-romatic)P(-otions)O(-ver..d)}{RISING}
ReplyDelete25 dn consignment -cargo-c argo.
ReplyDelete29 ac nightgown nigh t(g)own
21 ac datum data-a +mu<
21A anno doesn't look right.
Delete27Dn ICON - {eCONomIcs}*
ReplyDeleteNo. D N M Rao got it right
ReplyDelete14D SHORT SIGHT =not seeing properly
ReplyDeleteHusband ={(H) + (got shirts )} *
24A: CHICKASHA {CHICK}{ASH}{A}
ReplyDelete22D: MAKERS {MA{KE(-Y)}R|{..S}
26A: TWIRL {T}{W}{I}[R}{L}
18A- Edition- E (Diction-C)- Publication
ReplyDeleteEnglsh=E, Speech= Diction, About= C
25D- Arg0- Cargo- C. Def. boat
Consignment=Cargo, without first letter
27D- Cone= Figure
Letter pick from Economics?
I was wondering if (Economics- Comes) will work, but it does not.
27D is incorrect. I will try.
Delete(Economics- comes)*= Icon= Figure.
DeleteGood one
21d. DOCTOR
ReplyDeletePlayer: Actor
Perform: Do
Do replacing A in Actor: Doctor
Definition: Change
20d. NESTLING
Catch: Net
Fish: LING
swallowing small: include s
{NE(S)T LING}
Definition: chicken
7d. HIT AND MISS
Mind blank: MD
{Saint his MD}*
Anagrind: wandering
Definition: Aimless
4d IRON: press
ReplyDeleteIt: repair's end
On: working
It?
DeleteIr not it: result of auto correct
Delete4D Press to keep working after current repair’s end (4)
DeleteSolution = IRON
Definition = Press
to = Link word
Keep = placement indicator for ON
working = ON
current = I (symbol in physics)
repair's end = R
The "I" in the solution does not come from "repair's end".
11ac - DANCE -skip
ReplyDeleteOccasion - chance
D (-ch)ance
Right!
Delete1dn - PRUDENCE - wisdom
DeleteProjecting - Proud - o
Consequence - Hence - H
Prud + ence
9ac - REINFORCE - strengthen
DeleteRein - Control
Force - Army
Rein + force
3dn - OFFENDER - criminal
DeleteOff - absconding
En - English
Der - German
Substitute
13a NOSEDIVES: goes down
ReplyDeleteBill: nose bars: dives
19d IDENTITY: name
ReplyDeleteI refuse: I DENY, to accept TIT: bird
I DEN(TIT)Y
5d. FEIGNS DEAD =Poses lifeless
ReplyDelete(feeling sad - l + d)*
after losing last deal = -l
over Diamonds = +d
2d SIGN: evidence
ReplyDeletePlot: design
Design- de( french destroyed)
12a. NEGOTIATE = debate
ReplyDelete(Eating + ote)
what is available in hotel = OTE
hotly in = anagind
debate = defn
(Eating + ote)*
DeleteCorrecting annotation.
10, 16across, 6,8 down left
ReplyDeleteThis comment has been removed by the author.
ReplyDelete8d CLIENT: consumer
ReplyDeleteCT: court
Outsider: alien-a( not the first)
C( ALIEN-A)T
10A TRIAL (def = case, LAIR<< after T)
ReplyDelete6D STIC(-k) (most stay = stick) around A T, def = steady
16A CADET (def = youth, composite anagram - CADET + I (setter) + AND anagrammed gives CANDIDATE)
6D- Solution word is 'Static'.
DeleteAnno?
DeleteGiven above by Ramki.
DeleteOops I gave the anno but missed the answer lol
Delete16D I feel setter = I as part of composite anagram is indirect.
ReplyDelete+1
DeleteEven 14d. Husband has so many synonyms.
Husband = H in regular anagram is fine. It's accepted that some of the anagram fodder could be in common abbreviations.
DeleteNope.
DeleteCome on now, Prasad. You yourself agreed to this point on Jul 30.
Deletehttps://thehinducrosswordcorner.blogspot.com/2023/07/special-sunday-30-jul-2023-economizer.html
Sree Sree 30 July 2023 at 14:05
Indirect anagram is absolutely no-no in any cryptics.
Standard abbreviation, not synonyms, leading to unambiguious abbr are accepted.
Ambiguios single letters are tolerated. Like side could mean r/l/s etc.
Otherwise the anagram fodder need to be plainly visible in the clue.
"Unambigious" Abbr. Which means a non-crossword reader should also know. Husband H is a sectorial abbr.
DeleteDoes 'Setter perhaps' improve it anyway?
ReplyDeleteThat completes it. Nice one Veeyares. Thank you for keeping us engaged on a non paper day.
ReplyDeleteThank you Paddy
DeleteOnly 6 Down left
ReplyDelete6D done by Ramki. He just did not write the solution word in full- Static- which I added.
DeleteThanks to all solvers. Thank you Colonel for publishing
ReplyDeleteWow. Done and dusted by 930.
Delete21A Returning(reversal ind)
ReplyDeleteletter from Greece - mu
with a little - tad
piece of information - DATUM
(mu)(tad)<<
Great Veeyares!
ReplyDeleteNot so easy! Not so difficult!!
Fun on a non paper day!
Thanx to you & Colonel!
Thank you Gowri
ReplyDeleteAny one submitted first round IXL ?
ReplyDeleteYes, I submitted in around 45-46 minutes. Hopefully all correct. Could have gone even faster but had to verify some things in the end.
DeleteWow
Delete+1
DeleteThank you Sathia
ReplyDeleteWordplay heard
ReplyDeleteWhy doesnt accounts in afghanistan balance.
Anti Afghans, (afghanistan)*
ReplyDeleteGood solve RR.
DeleteBecause there is tally-ban!
DeleteUnable to participate as my laptop not appearing grid & clues. I could see only comments. This happening only on Sunday's / special. will catch up next time.
ReplyDeleteVRS, it was a really nice grid with tight charades and challenging deletion clues. 21A was a good reversal-type clue. I'd made some notes on nitpicks but inadvertently deleted them. Overall a good puzzle using simple language to conceal cryptic devices, a grid which could give some THC setters competition.
ReplyDeleteThank you Economiser, I was actually looking for your comments
DeleteThanks for the special Veeyares
ReplyDelete