Spectator 2602

[Tilly2]

Is 14d argent?

[bookbinder]

How do we know if you can't be bothered to give us the clue?

[teenieleek]

Yes, anagram of theme example.

[Lie-in King]

What's the clue, Tilly?

[teenieleek]

Bookbinder, sorry but there is no clue. Puzzle has unclued lights.

[Lie-in King]

Oh, it's a themey one...

[klazomaniac]

Yes Tilly, It's an anagram of one of the theme items

[Tilly2]

Yes, a themey one.

No need to get miffed, BB.

[Tilly2]

Thank you, Klaz. I'm now on the way home. :-)

[klazomaniac]

There is no clue Bookbinder. It's a themed crossword.

[klazomaniac]

Great news Tilly. This is a little gem of a crossword. Thoroughly enjoyed this weeks :-)

[Tilly2]

;-) Klaz.

[teenieleek]

Are my replies not appearing?

[klazomaniac]

Yes they are tennieleek. Sorry I duplicated what you had wrote, I skipped straight to the bootom of the page :-)

[klazomaniac]

Tilly, Right back at ya ;-)
I'll give you the heads up, Be careful at 15D (It's not what it seems)

[Tilly2]

Thank you.
and thanks to others who tried to help.

[Tilly2]

Two clued ones.
22ac. A hobo, online, snaps here (5) A?C??
6d. Sheep loves Omani bread (7) O???A??

[klazomaniac]

22ac. A hobo, online, snaps here (5) A?C??
C is wrong (think Photos for snaps)

6d. Sheep loves Omani bread (7) O???A??
Loves = Oo + plural currency of Oman (bread = money in slang)

[klazomaniac]

For 2d Tilly. If you have got the Old PM (the rest is in Chambers under that) I couldn't find it on the net. I think it's an alternative to a more common name.

[Tilly2]

A PM with sea legs?

[klazomaniac]

He was a Yaghtsman apparently (according to wiki)