OWNS : Remove the last letter of flouncing from the start of long dresses.īROWN SAUCE : Anagram (out) of NO CUB WEARS.īALD : Criminal or sinful contains L(ine).Ģd Deal badly with worker, taken in by awkward smile (9) LAP UP : Drink as a cat might, and a two letter word for appearing in court.Ģ9a Has long dresses with no end of flouncing (4)
ROCK CAKES : Another word for stone, then C(old) and a homophone (reportedly) of another word for pains.Ģ8a Eagerly accept drink before appearing in court (3,2) SABLE : Start with a word meaning functional and remove U(niform) from its start.Ģ7a Pains reportedly following stone cold items eaten at teatime (4,5) HOTSPOT : Another word for sexy and the reversal of garments such as tee shirts. stops here.’Ģ1a Area of potential conflict sees sexy garments making a comeback (7) ROEBUCK : A homophone of bank or tier and then responsibility, often used in the phrase ‘the …. OBELISK : The second fourth and sixth letters of bobble and an anagram (crushed) of SILK.ġ9a Bank said to have responsibility for animal (7) MADE OFF : A synonym for crazed, the reversal of a word for an enemy and then F(orce).ġ7a Needle may give bobble regularly with crushed silk (7) LASSO : A girl or young woman and the letter that looks like zero.ġ1a Poor souls waiting at the hole in the wall? (9)īREADLINE : The souls waiting at the hole in the wall could be a slang word for money and a queue.ġ2a After wine, political wings will accept that is arrogant (8)ĬAVALIER : Spanish sparkling wine, then the abbreviation for the Latin phrase meaning ‘that is’ is enclosed by the hands used for political wings.ĮQUIP : The mathematical symbol for base and a crack or witticism.ġ5a Scarpered from crazed force holding enemy back (4,3) MARC : Study intensely at the last moment gets reversed (going west).ġ0a What a cowboy needs from girl with nothing (5) Please leave a comment telling us how you got on.ġa Lad visited by doctor with answer - avoid fish (6,4)īOMBAY DUCK : A lad or young male contains a doctor’s qualification and A(nswer), then avoid or dodge. We found this puzzle a bit trickier than usual for a Wednesday. Guess that qualifies as a shared project? In a different project some kindling did get chopped up at the same time though. This actually involves one baker and one observer and potential taster. Instead of our usual beach walk this morning, the time was spent putting together an Armenian spice cake. Daily Telegraph Cryptic No 30056 Hints and tips by 2KiwisīD Rating – Difficulty *** – Enjoyment ****
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