Claiming everyone died escaping from border (8)Īnswer: ALLEGING (i.e. Solution is I placed or “invested” in S (a recognised abbreviation of “second”), KIN (i.e. “minimally well covered” – I get it, as in a covering of skin, but bloody hell it’s a bit of a stretch). I invested in second family home minimally well covered (9)Īnswer: SKINNIEST (i.e. The setter really must have a word with their newsagent, all these Saturday Times they seem to be missing.ġ9. Another easier get, the solution having recently appeared in puzzle 1431. Solution is an anagram (indicated by “abroad”) of EMIRATES once the initial letter has been removed (indicated by “heading off”). Concert stars from Emirates, heading off abroad (7)Īnswer: MAESTRI (i.e. “guru”) wrapped around or “bottling” PILL (i.e. What’s lost by guru bottling medicine? (8)Īnswer: SPILLAGE (i.e. A triple-header, this, as the solution satisfies “agrees”, “fares” and “as passenger does”.ġ6. Agrees fares, as passenger does (4,2)Īnswer: GETS ON. “appreciation”, as in having an ear for something).ġ5. “two sizes”, specifically recognised abbreviations of “small” and “medium”) followed by EAR (i.e. Coat in two sizes gaining appreciation (5)Īnswer: SMEAR (i.e.
I guess the setter didn’t get a paper that day.ġ4. An easier get, given this solution appeared a few months ago in puzzle 1414.
“surgeon’s work”), like so: OPERATION-OVER-LORD. “master”) both placed after or “following” OPERATION (i.e. Solution is OVER (i.e.” past”) followed by LORD (i.e. “an invasive procedure”, referring to the successful Allied invasion of Western Europe during WWII). Past master following surgeon’s work, an invasive procedure (9,8)Īnswer: OPERATION OVERLORD (i.e. Solution satisfies “two police informers” and “that could feed many behind bars” – its grain is often used as birdseed. Two police informers that could feed many behind bars (6,5)Īnswer: CANARY GRASS. Or Basildon Bond, for any Russ Abbot fans out there.ħ. Superior agent bringing government security (7,4)Īnswer: PREMIUM BOND (i.e. Stay healthy and all being well I’ll see you for the next one.ġ. Some me-time again before we jump in: my Just For Fun page carries links for solutions to the last eighty-odd Times Jumbo Cryptics should that be of any use to you my Reviews page, meanwhile, has some book reviews from a time back when I had the time to read meanwhile I have a story of mine to help while away a spare half hour.Īnd so to the answers. You can find my completed grid below along with explanations for my solutions where I have them. Cable news host Melber Unnecessarily spell out, in a way Sporty Chevy Accepts, as a lesser charge Noted speaker of more than 20 languages Swell Cry heard by Alice in "Alice in Wonderland" Released in segments Trick, in slang Scrap of food "No _!" Musical acuity Speckled, say Letup Arms repositories? Drifter It's usually around 9/10 of a pound Adds, as a disk to a disk drive Mollycoddles Accessory that might hang out of a waistcoat Bowlers Dreaded fate for a samurai Adult and then some Sharp increase Coating produced by oxidation Lost Heap love (on) One of 3,365 in U.S.A decent puzzle for Bank Holiday Monday, despite a few recent repeats, though it didn’t quite seem so at the time! Got there in the end, I think. " Sister channel of HGTV Carrier for many a 15-Across Influenced Follower of boo or woo Company whose most famous product once claimed it "does what Nintendon't" Fail miserably Melon seeds? One of the few gemstones that naturally occur in a single color (olive green) Goes past Russian prince nicknamed "Moneybag" It may be added to the mix Trick Sum of the first three prime numbers Beast vanquished by Oedipus Bath occupant, say Record finish? Cope, with "it" Semisynthetic fabrics "You can figure it out" Dangerous compound to mix with bleach Postdelivery announcement, maybe Italian dessert topped with crumbled macaroons It flows with the wind One who's out of action? Player of Warren Buffett in "Too Big to Fail" Chilly quality Eagles' org. More answers for FebruStar Bucks, say? Trap Gal Gadot, by birth Major retail outlets A famous one is often connected with a school True celeb It's always up to something Let someone know if you can go "_ be in England.
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