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Listener No 4315 Homer By Dysart
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Very enjoyable, thanks, Dysart. I am just getting the scissors out to mutilate my grid (not as fiddly and worrying as I initially feared it might be!) Finding those ten letters missing from wordplay has been the biggest challenge, even when it became obvious what they were going to tell me. Thank you for a worthy challenge.
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Divebuddy, if you're not interested in this thread you don't have to read it. People like to discuss the Listener here (without giving away hints). Often the setters read or join in, too.
Personally, I look here to see if the general consensus is whether it is hard or fairly easy. If the latter, I'll try it myself. If not, I wait and hope the next week's is more suited to me.
Personally, I look here to see if the general consensus is whether it is hard or fairly easy. If the latter, I'll try it myself. If not, I wait and hope the next week's is more suited to me.
Very nice - thanks Dysart.
With regard to the above, can I tentatively suggest
Rotten, rotten hotel folded in response to pest (2, 3, 4, 3, 5)
That's a pretty lame surface reading and weak definition - I leave it to other, better minds to clue it more imaginatively!
Hope everyone here has a nice weekend.
With regard to the above, can I tentatively suggest
Rotten, rotten hotel folded in response to pest (2, 3, 4, 3, 5)
That's a pretty lame surface reading and weak definition - I leave it to other, better minds to clue it more imaginatively!
Hope everyone here has a nice weekend.
Fairly gentle puzzle but nice opportunity to re-read the story behind it. Puzzled by the muslin clue although the answer is obvious enough. Any good parses welcomed - [email protected]
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