Cryptic Quiz

[kelster]

Hi, im trying to complete a 'Yorkshire Boundaries' cryptic quiz and im struggling with a few of the answers. All the answers can be found in or partly in the ancient boundaries of Yorkshire. Ive included the answers ive though next to the questions as well, i would be really thankful and grateful if anyone can please help me out with the correct answers and checking my answers too. The questions are all listed below with the number of letters/ words in brackets and also listed with some of the answers ive thought of,

6. Science of green targets (7). Answers i thought: Treeton or Darfield
10. Out of his tree the apple fell (5). Answers i thought Routh, Leeds or Dales.
11. Reject position (10) (2 words).
14. The groom elopes but returns apart. Answer i thought: Chop Gate.
19. Husband bowled out! Answer i thought: Yarm.
21. Confused wag ate pickled newt (7). Answers i thought: Wetwang, Skipton or Pudding.
22. Badly shaken female with love to stop (11) (2 words). Answer i thought: Long Marston or Bramham Park
23. Counter depression, be in debt to the last dollar! (11) (2 words). Answers i thought: South Dalton, Marmion Tower or Thorp Perrow
24. Unendingly spotless alongside novice within social order (12) (2 words). Answer i thought: Bishop Wilton or Scotch Corner
25. Strengthen bog perhaps before two animals take auditions (24) (4 words). Answer i thought: Walled Gardens at Scampston
27. Possessed one point lead (8) (2 words). Answer i thought: New Lodge.
31. Confuse mongrel with potholes (17) (3 words) Answer i thought: Temple Newsam House
32. Small man swallows two thirds of mollusc (7). Answers i thought: Boynton, Kilnsea or Hornsea
33. Half of crew point out canoe wreck! (6). Answers i thought: Ingrow, Masham, Seamer or Craven
34. Blood shed on mud before repairing leak (12) (2 words). Answers i thought: Temple Brough , Bishop Burton or Stalling Busk
36. Act now initially with most of cash, to start roundabout (9). Answer i thought: Cartworth
37. Question Stanley about last Yorkshire canyon (13) (3 words). Answers i thought: Robin Hoods Bay or Lytham St Annes
38. It is in painting being displayed (14) (2 words). Answers i thought: Market Weighton or Millhouse Green
39. 100010 Won 050500 (7). Answer i thought: Answers i thought: Bossall or Aislaby
40. Heartless weeds scattered in city (8). Answers i thought: Hightown or Teesdale
41. Should i cross over? (12). Answer i thought: Oughtibridge
42. Dodgy deals include restructured owning (10). Answers i thought: Mexborough or Easingwold
43. Ponder core of slumps after river depression (17) (3 words).

Add or include "hall" or "bury" with the following:

21. Vitality follows short weekday! (11) Answer i thought: Oakwell hall.
23. ...and includes two sizes for nothing! (10)
24. Draw with three points
25. Extracted from earth or peat moss (10) Answer i thought: Almonbury
26. Virgin before (9) (2 words) Answer i thought: Woolf Hall
27. King in Dundee? (9)
28. Rebuild Leeds Rd instead (18) (3 words)
29. Final match or game (13) (2 words)

Anagrams:

39. Can plain Anne swim (8,8)
40. Share Rover's trip (6, 9)

[Neveracrossword]

Kelster, didn't you get a lot of help and advice yesterday?

[fiction-factory]

It looks as if kester has ignored all my previous suggestions, hints and answers and is still suggesting answers which don't match the letter count and take no account o the wordplay element.
You are still spelling Almondbury incorrectly; Darfield has too many letters; 24 I have responded several times[ 39- in what way do your suggestions bear any relation to the clue- Look at how I broke it down for you twice.

[fiction-factory]

28 can be solved using the main anagram solver site
http://anagram-solver.net/
First word is a cardinal point

[cashier]

I answered that on last night's thread fiction-factory but it has been ignored. This is one of two threads copied and pasted this morning. One in crosswords and one in quizzes and puzzles. There was a third but it has vanished.

[fiction-factory]

For 10 please can you explain the wordplay that would give Leeds, Routh or Dales as it looks to me as if the setter intends a much more straightforward answer using a common device used by crossword setters

[fiction-factory]

Probably reported as spam, cashier. It's beginning to look like that now

[fiction-factory]

For "21 - Confused wag ate pickled newt" one of your suggested answers makes perfect sense cryptically (anagram); the other suggestions for that one bear no relation to the clue. Hope this helps

[fiction-factory]

For 37, Lytham St Anne's is still not in Yorkshire- still on Lancashire coast

[fiction-factory]

For 24 think of a word for a system of social order in India and then add the letter that stands for a novice. That will give you one word and lead you to the answer

[fiction-factory]

23 "Counter depression, be in debt to the last dollar!", think of a word for a counter in a pub, a word for a depression , a word relating to a debt and then use the "last dollar" clue to get the final letter.

[kelster]

Hi, thankyou for all your help again, im trying to work out the correct answers with the clues you've all helped me with above but unfortunately im still struggling, im a beginner at cryptic quizzes so im really finding it difficult working the answers out. I would be reaLly thankful if you can please help me with the answers and how they were arrived at as ive really tried but i just can't find the solutions, thanks again,

[fiction-factory]

23 Counter depression, be in debt to the last dollar! (11) (2 words).
A counter =BAR , depression= DENT , to be in debt =OWE, dollar finally =...

[kelster]

Hi, thankyou for your help, im reallyt struggling with putting the clues together for the answer,

[fiction-factory]

Bar dent owe r
Try solving some of the others in a similar way

The apple tree one has the answer hidden in the clue

[fiction-factory]

Got it now, kelster?

[kelster]

Hi, thankyou so much for the answer yes ive got it, im trying hard to work out the answers to the other questions but im still really struggling with them, does anyone know the correct answers for them as well, thanks again,

[Mamyalynne]

If you really want to pursue solving quizzes, I'd advise starting with less complex ones or teaming up with another quizzer local to you.

As others have said, you are abusing the goodwill that is so readily given here.

[fiction-factory]

27 King in Dundee?
Think of a one letter abbreviation for King (same as for Queen), put it in a confectionary item one from Dundee- then add hall or bury

[emeritus]

I wouldn't waste your time Factor. Im convinced now its a wind up !

[fiction-factory]

Thanks, Captain. I've just realised we went throughe exactly the same thing in August with answers being overlooked and errors in clues being repeated, plus all the multiple posting
https://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Quizzes-and-Puzzles/Question1566323.html
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