Azed 2098

[hankir]

Help appreciated.

33. Young family member, now old - whiff of antiquity surrounds one (5)
?I??T could be HINT around A but not sure of Hiant

28. Not Quite understanding past, long ago (4)
SE?? SENS(e)?

34. Doubly safe parent, not absent, steered through right and wrong (13, 4 words)
This looks like an anagram but cannot figure out which words to use for the anagram

Thanks.

[saladdodger]

33a sient (same meaning as scion - young family member)

I'm stuck on the other 2 too!

[saladdodger]

28d sens (chambers -since) looks good

[hankir]

Thanks saladdodger
So whiff of old equals sent (scent). New one for me.

I have 23d ending in F.
If 34A is 4,3,3,3, the last word becomes FA?.
Not much help.

[saladdodger]

relie f ? for 23d?

[hankir]

yes. f for fine.
I don't have Chambers. The online Chambers Wizard has limited words
so cannot get the meaning of relie but
relief could mean fresh provisions.

[hankir]

I just checked the word RELIE in French . It means join or connect , close to assemble.

Could 34A be the anagram of SAFE SAFE PRENT (parent less a)?Could it be a foreign phrase?

[Mamyalynne]

Answered by Film Fan on another forum

Per Fas Et Nefas Latin for Through Right and Wrong. (Anag of Safe,safe and Parent.)

[Mamyalynne]

and as you say minus 'a'

[saladdodger]

yes hankir anagram of safe, safe prent (parent less a-absent)

[saladdodger]

26d scena - ascarmenon less normaone - anagram

[hankir]

Yes it is a foreign phrase and anagram of safe safe prent.
But it is 4 words and means "by fair means or foul".

Phew. This completes this week's AZED.

[hankir]

Thank you all.
Your posts crossed mine. When you responded, I was researching foreign phrases and found the answer.
With no knowledge of Scottish and French, it is becoming harder to solve AZED puzzles.