Farmers Markets And Farm Shops
Shopping & Style1 min ago
Ev 1441
18 Answers
Special instructions:
An appropriate number of EXTRACTS (each of the same
appropriate length), one from each of a sequence of works by the
man whose name is the unclued entry, are to be replaced before
entry in the grid by items of a similar description (and of the same
length) in a different art form, resulting in non-words. The name of
their creator must replace the original unclued entry in the final
grid, this time making new real words.
Not sure if these 2 clues are like above or normal
31a Turned serious about international upland plant (7) for the grid entry i have ?PA???L
42a American overalls clothing fellow dismissing English jackets (10,2 words)
????OG????
An appropriate number of EXTRACTS (each of the same
appropriate length), one from each of a sequence of works by the
man whose name is the unclued entry, are to be replaced before
entry in the grid by items of a similar description (and of the same
length) in a different art form, resulting in non-words. The name of
their creator must replace the original unclued entry in the final
grid, this time making new real words.
Not sure if these 2 clues are like above or normal
31a Turned serious about international upland plant (7) for the grid entry i have ?PA???L
42a American overalls clothing fellow dismissing English jackets (10,2 words)
????OG????
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worworcrosol - if you put your entries in you'll see where they clash with answers running across them. Only the thematic entries contain clashes, so 'proper' entries always overrule them.
Your entry for 11d has clashes in it - each set of clashes is a word in itself but the whole entry becomes a non-word.
Professorplum has mentioned (TS) ELIOT - google that for the 'appropriate number' and think of another artform for the word that follows the number - the replacements are of this type.
Your entry for 11d has clashes in it - each set of clashes is a word in itself but the whole entry becomes a non-word.
Professorplum has mentioned (TS) ELIOT - google that for the 'appropriate number' and think of another artform for the word that follows the number - the replacements are of this type.
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